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Evening star., 1958-07-13
Costro's S Delay on GIs
'Irks u. S. Officials

GUANTANAMO. Cuba, July
IL (R.-United States Consul
Park Wollam few back into the
Cuban hills in a helicopter to-
day for more talks with Fidel
Castro's rebels about the release
Of 20 United States servicemen.
Ofiicials at the United States
Navy base here were growing
increasingly irritated at the de-
lay in the return Of the Ma
rines and sailors. Only one Of
them has been freed so far.
Twenty other captives, United
States and Canadian civilians,
have been released.
Mr.. Wollam took on after a
conference in Havana with C..
Allan Stewart, deputy director
Of the State Departments mid
die American affairs division.
Mr.. Wollam and his dun
garee-clad vice consul, Robert
Wiecha. have been negotiating
with gFidel Castro's brother
Raul in the mountain village
Of Calabazas tPuinpkinville).
Sitting in on the talks with
Raul, who wears his hair in the
style Of Indian fighter Gen.
George Custer, is Raul's pretty,
United StateS-educated secre-
tary who acts as translator.
Raul is assisted in the talks by
Evening star., 1958-07-13

his lieutenants, Armada Toree
Mesones, known also as "El
Frances" because he attended
the Sorbonne in Paris. lei
Frances" keeps a tommygun
slung over his shoulder.
Reports reaching Guantan-
amo say the 100 families in
Calabazas are digging air raid
shelters in the fear that once
the United States hostages are
released Cuban army planes
will bomb the village because
it was the site Of United States
rebel negotiations.
According to the reports, Mr..
Wollam has proposed shifting
the site Of the negotiations
from Calabazas. but the VII
layers feel the damage already
has been done. Their homes are
scattered about the village.
which has three stores and q
garage.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
British, Turks,
Greeks Urue
Cyprus

NIcosIA. Cyprus, July ~ tF9.
British Gov. Sir Hugh Foot
and the leaders Of the Greek
and Turkish communities
signed a Joint call today for an
end to violence on this troubled
island.
Their unprecedented joint APP
peal for calm was broadcast
over the government radio after
another violent day that saw
five Turkish Cypriots killed and
one wounded in an ambush in
Eastern Cyprus.
A bomb exploded at a bus
terminal in Nicosia's Greek sec
tor, scattering a lunchtime
crowd in panic. None was in
jured. A Greek Cypriot brewery
and three Greek homes in the
Evening star., 1958-07-13

ment. He returned to Britain,
so he and she would think
over whether they should
marry. 1t was announced at
the time they would meet again
later.
Wild Guessing Game
Apparently, the visit to the
summer home was to be that
meeting. Cancellation Of the
meeting set of a wild guessing
game in Britain and Sweden.
The mass circulation Daily
Express of London called 1t a
mystery. But a correspondent
for the Daily Herald said it
looked like Robin won't be
going to Sweden at all. He
wrote:
There are several reasons.
The biggest is Margaretha's
mother, Princess Sybilla. She
is a proud and stiff back junk
er (haughty aristocrat) and
doesn't want any Englishmen
around her palace.
"A Passing Passion"
"Margaretha is another rea-
son. She is only a girl and
pretty girlish at that. Robin
was a passing passion"
"A third reason is Robin. He
was a lukewarm lover. The
reserved Englishman was mis-
cast in the palace love scene"
AS for the announcement Of
the princess illness. there was
plenty of doubt being raised.
The princess was seen only
yesterday riding in a car with
Count Bertil Bernadotte and
ex-King Simeon II of Bulgaria.
The observers said she looked
in top form.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

the whole thing on. or course,
we knew how to behave in
those days"
The father was referring to
the latest fiare-up in his sons
courtship. The son. a 25-year-
old former jazz pianist. an
nounced yesterday his sched-
uled visit to the princess sum-
mer home had been called OF
sfor reasons that must remain
private"
But in Stockholm the prin-
cess maid OF honor reported
that the visit was called OF
because the princess is ailing
possibly a recurrence Of a
Kidney condition.
Not Much Stock
No one. however, seemed to
be taking much stock In that.
Not even the elder Douglas
Home, who last March all but
told the Swedish royal court
to shut its mouth about the
doinance between his son and
the 23-year-old princess. But
he had something to say about
the romance himself today:
'I'm fed UP with the whole
business. I've no idea at all
what's going on between my
son and Princess Margaretha.
Really. it's most depressing.
My own personal feeling is
that it's a bit of a shambles.
It's either on or it's on. There's
no use ilddling about. I've got
TO the stage where I couldn't
care less"
"A Swedish royal communique
announced in March that
Robin and Margaretha had de-
cided to postpone their engage
Evening star., 1958-07-13

partition 70 protect their ME
norlty position.
Britain has offered to share
in administration Of the island
for the next seven years with
Greece and Turkey, but nei-
ther would accept.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

~ Greek lives since the latest
rash Of outbreaks began June z.
At issue is the future Of this
British crown colony island.
The 100000 Greek cypriots
want union with Greece. The
100000 Turkish cypriots want
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Ditch Royal Romance,
Potter Advises Robin

LONDON. July II LP1--Robln Douglas-Home had some
odfashoned advice from his father today about
that bunny romance with swedens Princess Margaretha
I'm my YOUTH doomed Maj Henry Dougas-Home III
any woman treated like that would be inclined to call
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

ChlrlottegvIIle Thursday
Mrs 4 4 naryeT a4a Nrx
Nor,a4et 9gyvit, ,.ie5tca NJ. Ia,
n,etr pnng,nn I'LL w..at
a.. ana MI Hanrv ta,.,.a,. y,
family IN uatujck sn,,. III uest.
en4 u5th b..t. nare,ts s-r a.4
MIS- F.rga. and tfe VIEWERS
MILL Rnvs crifftfb u aIe.-
and,-, 4 ~ tiuo hq, 80 's,,e',.s
M and Nrs Il er.ff't, ana
ofhe, relas,,cs - III F. .nea-t,e,a,,
Arrs Jav ia ID sga Afbe~a It'll
sDe.d .rg go.ns w,,3e v-tfb NJ, ssfar
Mrs r-lizahe-b s,s,,r, ar4 fs.,,4,,.
n i rh8,,ra
W.l.o,nc Ra,,
E,-e@ss aa (. n.,ga No.,
]. /. Jones at chnrce s.saay afer
,..s ~.csz+,, aeg sa4. .,,a 4t
bosni,s, III y NH '''s :" '''
visitors .b:s pnee If 7fr aol
MIL F-rn.s.t p,,nl,. +. v4.a MI.
and Mrs. Raw f.,nas KILL poba..
Zones Mrs. u Il 11-r Iaa"s.d
NJ Wb;t4 nj NH pan r,r.s
AL IF Eichnorl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Diwyn News Events
Ladies Auxiliary OF VFW Serve Meal
With Proceeds Going To New Kitchen

Harriet and Penn, spent Sunday
visiting Mrs Apperson parents.
Mr.. and Mrs W. D BTford, In
Amherst. Billy Richardson returned
home with the Appersons. after
having spent some time visiting
his grandparents.
The Rev and Mrs j Ernest
Wrcnn had as overnight guests
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sc
christ, MISS Linda kukc and Miss
Evelyn Ellis. Of Martinsburg. W.
va.
It, Col and Mrs Hugh A Rich
ardson. ot Aberdeen. Md, were re-
cent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Apperson
The Rev, Norman Sovars Dr.
Farmville. Will be the guest pastor
next Sunday at the Dillwyn Baptist
Church
Mrs n UP. Saunders. Of Rich
mond. was Sunday guest Of r b.
Ransom and Mr. and Mrs John M
Burroughs
Maxey Jones. Of DilWyn Scout
Troop No 10. has now attained the
rank Of Life Scout
! Nh ana Mrs William Davidson
/ spent Friday through Monday visit
\ inR Mr. and Mrs Hugh Stump al
Camden. s. c.
Mr and Mrs Austin G. Goode
had Us Friday night guests. Mr..
and Mrs Reginald Walker. Of Nor
\ folk
Mr. and Mrs John Carton have
been visiting MI and Mrs Floyd
I Clarke III Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Ross Spaiz. Of Mo.
Lean. visited last week IN Tho home
IF NJ and Mrs George White and
Mrs l. \ Masfin
About 30 people. including mem
hers 81 the DillWyn Garden Club
their families and friends held a
Ycnic last Wednesday night at
Pleasant Valley
The Rev William G. Huehs. Of
Mr. ana mrs George White viii
accompany Mrs Whites sister.
Mrs n r Spatz. ID Richmond
Wednesday MIS- Spaz has been
thc White H guest for tho pas, tNG
and 4 half weeks. and gill leave
| for Phoenix ARR, BY plane
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
D;IIwyn News Events

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the VFW
served dinner Sunday at the Vet
Grams Memorial Hall to GA people
including board members OF the
Virginia Wildlife Federation and
their families. The proceeds Of the
dinner were contributed by the
Auxiliary to the new kitchen In tho
Veterans Hall
Week end guests Of Rev. and Mrs
j. Ernest Wrcnn were Mr. and
Mis-. j. Ernest Wrenn. Jr,. and
daughters, Susan and Linda who
spent the week end at Eagle Eyrie
a week end visitor Of Mr. and
Mrs. r f. Charlton was Edgar
Charlton, III. Of Newport News
Mrs G. f. Grow and Mr. and
Mrs Dave Word entertained Satur-
day night at dinner at Locust
Grove Guests attending were
Mr. and Mrs r. J II. Grow. Mi
and Mrs. r. F.. Charlton, Mr. anc
Mrs Ray Beale and sons. of Fair
fax, and Jane and David Garland
Of Newport News
Thre Rev and Mrs Bernard ~
Sucur. superintendent Of the Bap
tist Home at Culpeper, were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs b ID
LcSueur
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Carter. y
Richmond, ATE spending wccl
with Mr. and Mrs W Il Hardman
Jr
1 Mr. and Mrs Ivan Davis anC
son, Chips, were in Warrington Sun
day where they met MISS Kin
Savage who had CONC by plan,
from Los Angeles, KIM VIII spent
several weeks visiting her grand
/ parents. Mr. and Mrs. r Davis
MIR ana Mrs Tim Charlton spcA
the week end with Mr. and Mrs
! G Dunkun
Jack Bcasley. Of Farnlvillc ri
Ms past week, was a guest Of Nh
and Mrs j G Dunkm
Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Dunkun
spent the week cnd visiting Mrs
Mary Dnnkum n Green Spring
MARX DHnkum. who had beeI
/ spending a few days with HI.
grandmother, returned home Witt
HIS parents
Alr and Mrs John Apperson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
cudsviIIe Items OF Interest
Helen jones, Kay Rainey. and Julia
Marks Attending Youth Convention

Guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Barr were MI. and Mrs.
Jacl, MANS. of Farnville Other
visito.s wera Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Duty. Of Eronville
Mrs. Moore and daughter Of
Fermviile. and lies Lizzie Wilson
were luncheon euests Tuesday Of
Mr.. and Mrs JACK Allen
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Dowdy Of
Maidens. spent last week END With
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Dowdy and
attended services at Chestnut Grove
Baptist her cid home church.
Mrs Reuben Jamerson and three
children and Mrs Herman nowdv
visited Mr. and Mrs john Light
foot, cf Weia. lia. recently.
Mrs. Jack Allen. Mrs. Moore and
daughter. Of F'atmvlre end Miss
Lizzie Wilson VISITED Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Julian Tuesday afier,.oon
Mrs Hail. Baldridse and Ms.
Herman Dowdy Janice Marie and
Barre DOWdN- Of DoWGN s Corner
called il the Emmett Dunkum
home Wednesday.
Wesley ard wesley Earl Da.nkunl
we're ii Richmond Weda~ 5day.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
visited Mrs Aide Forbes last weei.
She continues ID be quite i'll at ner
home.
Concentration to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Chance or the birth Of a
son July . Both mother ard son
are done nice.y
Mrs. Ruth Phaup and brother
visited Mrs. M. NJ. Tulian -lis
week. The How ard Chance family
were visiting IN the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Julian and
1wo sons, Of Clarksville. visited his
mother Mrs M. NJ. Julian. sun
day
Mrs Guy sain, Of niliwyn. visited
Mrs Emmett Dunklrn Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernard P~offitt
and Ethel Mae visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Profit. 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Brisentine Oil Company Becomes
Cities Service Area Distributor
Effective Friday
August |

Brisentine Oil Company be-
came a Cities Service distributor
for the Farsnville area Friday.
August /. according TO an an
nolmcement by p A. Peterson.
MANAGER of he Chesapeake region
OF the Cities Service Oil Company
A. Y. Brlsentine is president o.
the firm which viii serve accounts
IN Prince Edward. Appomattox
Cumberland. Amelia. Buckingham
and Charlotte counties. He was
born IN Botetourt county and follow.
ing his graduation from Prospec,
High School. attended VPI
AS Cities Service distributor
Brisentine will market the complete
line OF Cities Service products 70.
the motoylng public. homes. farms
and industry. His modern bulk
plant is located Just west of Farm
vile on route 400
Brisentine IS also the wholesale
!, distributor for the Richmond
Guano Company products in this
area.
A participant in such community
activities as the Lions Club and the
board OF stewards Of the Prospect
Methodist Church. he has been in
the marketing phase of the pc
froleum BUSINESS since 1912. He is
the president Of the Five County
Fair Association which is. at the
present time. busy with prepare
tons for the opening in September.
Brisentine and his wife. the
former Christine Lewis. Of Buck
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

lngham County, VII celebrate ihel
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
this november rncy have tWo
children Mrs Jovce Mccall Who
attended Longwood and NJ ok, aec
IS. who Is now attendIna the srhoal
Of Nursing at the University Of
Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Enters.'n., Dealers
And Local Agents

Dealers and accents from a nine
comfy area we're guests Wednes-
day of Albert Y. Briscntinc. dis.
trbutor Of citioq Service petroleum
products. Tlrtv-one plates were
laid nj Hotel Wevanoke Guests
Bl.ei,ineham. Charlotte, Cnmber-
'ana. Iimcnhurp No'loway, Prince
Edward AND PoWhatan counties
CiH-oftown guests were @ w
Vine ditision manager. Of Rich
mona, J N Story. regional adj
vcrtisine and promotion manager
of baltimore J g. Rock regiona
lubricant HI .4ager. Of Baltimore;
p. II. Kildare. wholesale repre-
sentative r. r Kane. operation,
MANAGER Melvin HUFF industrial
,.o,.r. sentative julian Greet SCI
Wee station traininp siperin,end
cat All Of Richmond
snoalers hiohl3oh,ea WI hstor,
Of th Cities Service organization
AID discussed advertising promo
lion and rvnansion mans ~ IL,
Germany Thny Strnssnd i -
qualitv y product md Service 4
the rqtsil lrv,,
Ra,Mniore, M
'u.a's au'.''"s % Nf' "na M.S
il, 'Se M'ie Til parents Ml
,','', ',A' , 7 9."Dl''s "'i'' W. 'iio Nis
,,a''i il4NfeS' Al 2 wilson's ah'
W p i'fl''iil.e aiio WIS fihch.
~ HI NJ 'ai'ah VISITED Mrs
ilo"1.d .iia''ce aus y9ihe son 7
'''e 'ao''ti'.'u, iiosl'l.ai laSl week
"ers f-no ''nes's
~ ~ ~ TIN, ,. '''"'ee,n amen na'
If ~geS MI R'a.slSt Mf ana MR.
c+t.'.il and t~o dnuEht-ts Of Ri i'.l
!. ''O' ai'o IVY aAa MiS FhlIhl
,A-l'3 HIN la''1 aaNR'''ers- q cum
'' ,,
iipMaHN Y ? "a ahd cAildfel
c*''ad On Alfs Julian sunday after
hooi
A'' aAa Nfs Vcnard Profit
at'a fai'ri Mae Y Re Luncheon
Rllss' aiiN2s% 9i Mr and Mrs "
Motley ana family OF Burke
AAA
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13
Three .Buttes
BY Homsmakers' Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Albin and
Mrs. Walter Bauman attended the
regular meeting of the Richland
county All council Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franz left
Friday evening for a vacation
trip.
Mrs. Lille Nevins was a Sun
day dinner guest at the Jim Put
nam home.
MI. and Mrs. Lester Putnam
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Becker
and girls were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Bentsen and Rodell.
Donna McMillen was an over
night guest Of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McMillen,
Saturday.
Sunday evening callers at the
Walter Bauman home included,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Albin, Judy,
Bob, and Richard, and Mr.. and
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Warner
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Art Kemmis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kemmis and
family Of Watford City were also
there.
Callers one day last week at
the Left Hanson home were Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Warner and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riedel
and family. The Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans Rodeo over TV from
Fort Worth, Texas showed Alvin
Nelson winning the saddle bronc
riding contest.
Rev. Carl Nelson and Henry
Lebak were brief callers in this
vicinity on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sather
and Wayne were dinner guests at
the Left Hanson home Tuesday.
Perry Elletson, the mailman,
suffered a heart attack Sunday
and was taken to the Sidney hos
pital. Meanwhile Perry Jr. is ia
king over the route.
The Horse Creek school had a
valentine party Friday afternoon
with a short program. The chill
dren played games. Mrs. Lassey
served lunch to the children and
their mothers. School will be dis
missed for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Anna Harper and MI. and
Mrs. Ruben Peterson and sons
were Sunday evening visitors at
the Left Hanson home the 26th.
The Moline school board met
with the Horse Creek school board
at the Hanson home the 18th. 1t
may be that we will have a
couple more boys before the term
is out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Greenwood
have bought the Emil Ongstad
place and we wish them success
in their new home.
Church services at Highland
church are at $50 a. m. for the
month Of February.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13

Sawyer home Thursday evening
in honor of Pats birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer
were Sunday dinner guests at tina
Lee Swanson home in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Title Bahls and Mrs. Olga
Mcbride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bahls went
to Glendive Monday on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Provost
we're visitors at the Charles
Radke home in Sidney Saturday
evening.
MI. and Mrs. Dave McMillen
and family were supper guests at
the Jerry Obergfell home Friday
evening, then were pleasantly
surprised by a large group Of
friends and relatives who gath
cred to welcome them home.
Mrs. Lille Nevins is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Quilting in Sidney for a
few days.
Mrs. Elva Putnam went to town
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sawyer and had dinner at the Jim
Putnam home.
Mrs. Jim Putnam and Sharon,
Mrs. Elva Putnam and Mrs. Lii
lie Nevins were callers at the Lee
Swanson home that afternoon.
Mrs. Gail Sawyer attended St.
Rita's circle Friday at the home
of Mrs. Dardis.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13

Clifford Hagadones from Wednes-
day till Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stromer
and Lynn were Saturday evening
guests at the George Milne home.
Mrs. Theresa Winhofer and
MIR. William Winhofer were Sun
day dinner guests at the George
Moran home in Poplar.
John Beck was a Saturday af-
ternoon caller at the Johnny
Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carlson and children were
Sunday dinner guests at the Irv-
ing Barnes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
family e guests at the James
Christensen home Friday.
Cliff Hagadone and Bill Combes
were callers at the John Carlson
home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Theresa Winhofer and
VIM. Winhofer yer Wolf Point
shoppers Friday.
Georgia Milne is confined to
her home with the chickenpox.
MI. and Mrs. James FREDERICK
son dinner guests at the
Jacob F. Chalopp home Sunday.
Werner King was a supper
guest at the Charles Carlson home
Thursday.
The Charles Carlson family
called at the Donald Pentz home
Friday evening.
Charles Carlson and Rolf Rolf
sen visited the Barnes family on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnes
called at the James Fredrickson
home Thursday.
Committee members of the
Western Funmakers All club met
Saturday evening at the Grand
view hall to plan their window
display for National All week.
Those present were Robert Etzel,
Jean Willoughby, Gary King, My
ron Pentz and James Willoughby
as well as the leaders, Mr.. Yer
ner King and Mrs. Donald Pentz.
Donald Pentz attended the
Moose Lodge initiation and ban
quet Saturday evening in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13
Advertising Trend
Is To Newspapers

New York City - The Wall
Street Journal said a number of
big American firms are switch
ing advertising to newspapers in
order to check downturns in sales.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber COM
pany has cut its TV time in half.
1.-THE money will be pumped into
newspapers and magazines" said
Goodyear advertising director X.
c. Zonisius.
General Electric, Eversharp,
Inc, w. P. Fuller & Co., a large
San Francisco paint firm, a num-
Der of big power and light firms
and many other companies said
they are turning from TV to
newspapers.
Eversharp advertising manager
Joe Buffum said with newspa-
pers you can concentrate on areas
that need work to get the great
est sales potential" A Chicago
utility ad manager said the TV
13-week contract called for too
heavy expenditures over too long
a period-that newspaper adver-
Using methods are more flexible.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13

Mrs. Henry Schwenke, Bob and
Dwight.
Mr.. and MIS-. Dave Albin and
family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Babe Myron home
near Crane.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson Wis
tied Saturday evening at the Les
ter McMillen home.
Mrs. Lee Swanson and Mrs. Lii
lie Nevins helped Mrs. Jim Put
nam hang wall paper Tuesday af-
ternoon. Afterwards they had
lunch at the Swanson home.
Don't forget the Homemakers'
club meeting at the Jim Putnam
home Thursday afternoon, Febru-
airy 20, at 2 p. m. sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Redlin en-
tertained the following guests for
Sunday dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Redlin and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Redlin and
family Of Crosby, N. Oak. Mr..
and Mrs. Herb Hier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smelser Of Sidney and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl France and daugh-
ter of Sidney.
Nh. and Mrs. John Sawyer and
Mrs. Elva Putnam called briefly
at the Bill Burnsides home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer and
Mrs. Elva Putnam called briefly
at the Bill Burnsides home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Putnam called at the
Bill Burnsides home Thursday
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13
Andes
Mrs. Norman EIdridqs

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
are the proud grandparents of ;
little granddaughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Hawkins, Janu.
airy 80. This is the Thompson:
first g%randchild.
Last Sunday visitors at the
Norman Eldridges were Mr.. ano
Mrs. Edgar Kellar and family
The Andes Farmers Union To-
cal met at Anna Jorgenson's Sun
day, February 2. A pot luck din
ner was enjoyed and then a bust
ness meeting was held. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Kilen and Bryon,
Jennie Jorgenson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Eldridge and fami-
ly were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hawkins
and baby daughter are staying
at the Fred Thompson home for q
few days until Mrs. Hawkins re-
gains her strength.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Schow, Lyle and Garry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flom at
tended Bible study at the Norman
Eldridge home.
Mrs. Norman Eldridge visited
with her sister, Mrs. Gunnar
OIafson Wednesday. In the after
noon the Olafsons and Mrs. Ell
bridge called on a cousin, Stan
Mccoy who had just come home
from the Billings hospital.
Mrs. Arthur Edeburn shopped
in Sidney Friday and then went
on to Culbertson to distribute
sale bills.
Those who called on Anna Jor-
genson Tuesday to wish her a
happy birthday were Mrs. Ira An
derson, Mrs. Elna Mccoy, Cheryl
and Shirley; Jennie Jorgenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jr. Foss and
Jerry.
Anna Jorgenson visited We'd
nesday afternoon at the Fred
Thompson home.
MI. and Mrs. Norman Eldridge
called at the Tom Hackleys Sat-
urday morning on their way to
Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edeburn
visite dat the Anna Jorgenson
home Sunday afternoon.
The Farmers Union Jrs. met at
the home of Daryl Eldridge Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Eldridge
and children visited at the Bill
Ochs home Sunday evening.
Ellen and Dale Edeburn visit
ed Saturday evening at the Bill
Ochs home.
Jennine Jorgenson was a Sat-
urday night supper guest at the
Arthur Edeburn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mccoy shop
ped in Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Schow
called at the Norman Eldridge
home Tuesday morning.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Eldridge helped the Edeburns do
some parking in preparation for
their sale.