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May 10. 1858. EMILE ?, BUEHLER
OF 1901 Weaver ST., Silver Spring,
No. formerly Of ne Sligo ave !.
OF Mrs. Alma B. Schaeffer. Albert
3: and a Alvin po0., Bushie s;.w and
Mrs Buehler .ests at the Warner
E. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where services will be held on Sun
day. Nav is, at 3 pm, fparkinR
facilitiesl. Interment private. IN
preference OF flowers. sympathy may
be expressed in the form Of me-
MORALS 10 the Heart Institute Gift
Fund. National Institutes Of Health
BetheSda. Md.
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RyRNE. EMMA HUMMER. on Fri

day May 10, 1885, q her resi-
Arlington, Va, EMMA HUMMER
BYRNE, beloved wife of Sydner
Beverly Byrne mother Of MIS-.
Charles De Lashmutt and Mrs.
va; sydner H. Byrne Of Blacks
burg, Va, and Milton Lee Byrne
of Falls Church, Va: sister Of James
Henry Hummer OF WASHINGTON.
d c., and Miss Annie Lee Hum
children also survive. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arlington,
Va Funeral services and inter
ment private. Is
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cHARLEs, Holm W. On Monday

cT May n. i IHN JOHN IN " CHARLES IIii
of 1882 t st. NV. lie leaves to
mourn their loss. one sister OF
Fl, renee. S. C; 1--WE nieces, four
nepheWs, other relatives and
friends Services and interment at
Florence, s. c., on Sunday. May Is.
Local arrangements by the Morris
A. Carter & Co. Funeral Home 800
II st. NV.
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JOHNSON, WILLIAM l. On THURS

day. May 70, lg5S, WILLIAM I,
lie Is Survived BY Two Two Brothers,
NO TUSe Sisters. Mrs. Mrs Alberta " winters
and Mrs. Ruth A. Henson, Other
relatives and friends also, survive
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave NV Funeral services will
be held on Tuesday, Nav -, at
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
at / pm. 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery IL
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shi ~ S Sass as = JESSIE 81 I'isf'S R M
off. aa e 9 3osS p sTt s d SsISEtsSS
mother Of W Roger and Jesse Der.
McAvoy, Mrs. Mamie Carter anc
Mrs Lillian Martin other rela-
tives and friends also survive Re.
mains resting with L. Z Murray
a Son, 1887 10th ST. NV. where
friends may call on Sunday, May
on Monday, May 10, At ] pm
ct the Metropolitan Baptist Church
the Rev. ? G; Smith ofneiatlng
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry Is
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cA9DIN e WADE ADEv Il l. On ca1 TTissy

May rs, 1858, WADE II. cADDING-
TON Of 2233 Prout st. Sc, the
beloved father Of Lawrence and
Dom. Guy, Douglas, Ray and Lester
Skillman Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1891 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. on Monday, MAY 10:
at 9:15 am. Services at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, 18th and v SITS
Hill Cemetery is
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EVA x. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear friend. Eva ~
ARBUcKLE, who departed this life
fifteen years ago to-day. May H.
1913.
Those whom we love We ne'er forget.
HER LOVING AND DEVOTED
FRIEND, CONSTANCE SCHMIDT
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CLOSE. DAVID W, DIED suddenly . on

Thursday, MAY rs, 1893, Al I am;
4. e Sfeasf' Of < E il Se' Fla, Tor:
merry Of Maryland Park, Nd re
is survived by his wife. Grace 4,
Close, one brother, West Close Of
Rene Newly Of Indianapolis Ind
one daughter. Florence Richard son
OF Maryland Park, Nd, and two
grandchildren Services at Engle-
wood, Fla, lnterment Sarasota
Fla II
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BORK, FRANK n, on Friday, Ne

40. 1883. PRANK +. BORK, BE-
loved husband Of Lucille r. Bork
father Of Mrs. William b Jons'
5, Rs ana Ar Rri Ms oSs rsn sd Bronze
OF Mrs William Cogswell Of Perry
VI. W. Deal Funeral Home. 4sls
Georgia ave NV, on Tuesday
May 90, At . am, REQUIEM mas,
Peabody Sts. NV. at 9:3O am
interment Arlington National Gene
terv. ~
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CANT. HOMO 2. on Thursday. May

Is; 1865, a ,, ths pistrist T. General !; e,
Sd st. s.w.. son of John NJ, Cant
and brother Of Mrs. Katherine
Irving Mrs. Mary Emma Wills, Mrs
Hazel Talbert, Mrs. Grace walters.
Mrs Savator Cant and Ernest Cant
Remains may DC seen after pm
Boyd Funeral Chapel. see Sth st
Sc, where services will be held
on Monday. May 10. at . pm,
with the Rev. BENJAMIN H whiting
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. is
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

William Lees Sons Co.
CroY1o O fnri,tVn
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praths

ANDERSON, John W. suddenly, on
sunday, May IL, 1875, JOHN W
ANDERSON Of 1000 Perry 81 ne,
Grsveslde services will be held a.
Arlington National Cemetery a. .
an Monday, May TO-
BARIDoN. PAUL CAFFERELL. sud
denly. on Friday, May 10, 1905,
et Suburban Hospital, PAUL CAP
FERELL BARiDoN Of casueton,
Va. beloved husband Of Jean Rule
Baridon and father q CLARKE Bari =
Baridon and Mrs. Curtis Wright Of
pes Moines, Iowa; Aley Baridon q
Terre Haute, Ind, and Paul J. OF
Cincinnati. Ohio. Friends are IN;
yited 70 call At the clore Funera.
services will be held on sunday
m Msy =, AZ c.me,.ry si' Is
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oHNsON, RUTH E. on Friday, May

III 92s ,AtNs SSspal SsloY aSsp VIE
a q Raymond m T. Johnson mother
Of Mrs Edith Moore and Ernest
WARMER OF Richmond, Va sister
Of Mrs. Clara .varnier Of Rich;
mond, Va and d. MIS-, ,s 0liye i pSes 81
by eight grandchildren, Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST and Masst ave, ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday
Nav 20 at pm. Interment Ar
Hngton National Cemetery. PETERS
burg and Richmond, Va. papers
nieaSe copvJ 10
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Continued From First PAGE
told them TO halt and then
withdraw.
Now In Algeria they are fisht-
ing q particularly brutal war.
Casualties are high - about
5000 dead and 10000 wounded
in 3la years. The army there
also has been saddled with CT
villain jobs and has been handed
the dirty work Of forcing infor-
nation out Of Moslem prison.
erS.
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MCPHERSON, LACHLAN c. s.

denly, on Thursday, May 15, l95S,
at his residence, 62l} North 18th
MACPHERSON, father Of Mrs, Mary
Z Meyer ssg pSDt S 2sstgnl va e Masl
and Mrs Elizabeth NJ Morris OF
Arlington, Va brother OF Mrs.
Margarst MePherson q , A,IrlliinnstonnI
PR RstSS1et Of ArlinstS oa va '"u Fftse s
grandchildren also survive. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 North Fairfax dr., Ar
bs gigat0n On va snna where Ms SERVICES yl Be
pm 0G intsrme ss P PSy - R =" I
IT lieu of flowers, contributions may
I,rv made uo to ths blood bank at Ar
MacREYNOLDs, CHLOE S. On Thurs
day: MAY 10: 1858, at George.
~ MaeRE SsSSnS hO 81 ssOo Ch iit5
g NV. beloved wife OF W w
may call at Gawler's Chapel 1855
ps asf n Services sOuF vii be- s'rEb sG
Al ST Adams Episcopal Church,
Wisconsin AZ Massachusetts, ayes
NV on Tuesday, May 90 al
National SiiS az G.metls nterment Arlington
MAGUE, ALICE IDA. On Friday,
May 10, 1885. at Doctors Hospital,
ALICE IDA MAGUE, wife Of the
late Thomas Butler Mague, beloved
mother OF Alice l. Mague, Florence
NJ Gatti, Thomas p. Mague and
James 4: Mague, FRIENDS may call
yania ave. NV courtesy parkine
opposite) Mass will be offered al
the Church Of the Annunciation,
1850 Massachusetts ave. NV. on
Monday. May 10, at $3.50 am. In
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FUNERnI DIRECTORS
9TH st and MaSs Ave. NE Ii 3-b20JA
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SIELLA u, On FfldAy'
NAV ~ 1855 at the Kev rington
Gardens Nursing Home, STELLA D.
HAsSLER Of .2475 virginia ave.
NV. mother OF Howard q, Francis
z. HaSsler and Ethel II, Moler.
Services at the S, H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, Pool 14th St. NV
on Monday May 10, at . pm,
(parking faeilitiesl. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. is
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CHAM l.. LILLE MAE. on Friday
May 10. 1853. LILLE MAE CHANCE
(nee HopkinSD of JeSsupS, Md, be-
loved wife OF the late Edward Bar
ton Chance and mother of Sarah J,
Wallace OF Falls Church, Va. Flu
neral services at the Donaldson
Funeral Home. 3l3 Talbot ave,
Laurel. Nd, on Monday. Nav 49,,
at pm. Interment LOudon PARK
Cemetery lS
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RIFFITH, CHARLES BEALL. on

-gSc, Friday, May 10, 1858,
q q! D q ! U
y thy M. Grifhth. father
Of Miss Sidney Grifith Of Wood
Acres, Nd; brother OF William d
Grifith of washington. D. c., and
Ward W. Grifith OF shadyside, Nd
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 l4th st. NV
on Monday, MAY 10, at pm.
(parking facilities. lnterment
Epiphany Episcopal Cemetery,
Eo-aufyilie Ma IL
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CATUcCI. FRANCES. Members Of the

"a Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, Knights Of Co.
lumbus are notified Of the
~ death OF the mother Of our
W& Vice Supreme Master, Henry
vHNN Catucci and are requested to
w assemble at her late residence,
29l3 North Capitol ST., at pm
Saturday. May Il, 1858, for the
Facitatio Of the rosary
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HICKMAN, z. LOUISE. Suddenly, q

HICKMAN 81 5000 Weller rd., Sill
yer Spring. Nd, beloved wife Of the
late Henry R. Hickman and sister
OF Harvey L. Humphrey Friends
may call at the s I, Hines Co
Funeral gome, 390l l4th 81 NV
after IL noon Saturday, May u
Services at the above funeral home
on Monday. Nav 10 at am.
Tnterment Arlington National Gene
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CE day NAP IS tosf is5s. al =" his n Tssi;
dence l3Ig lst St NV: JOSEPH
dauNhter three sons. one sister
thirteen grandchildren other rela-
tives and friends After 4 pm;
Sunday May 1S, friends may call
at the johnson g. jenkins Funeral
services will be held on Monday
MAY 10. at I pm, Bishop James
T Morris officiating Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery is
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cATUCCI. FRANCESCA. Suddenly. OF

Thursday May Is 1865, at her
fSsofs S drH HSEth S etSsS w s
of Henry. Nicolo, Angelo and Pietro
Catucci and Mrs. Robert Gasch
She also is survived by ten grand
children Friends may call at the
above residence where prayers will
SIS am. thence to the Holy Rosary
Catholic Church. I'D and p SITS,
NV, where requiem high. mass
will be offered at . am. for the
repose of her soul Interment Fort
bne ths R Geneier Eur.rs Arrf Hns
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fee''A''0p N. JOSEPH MAY NAY, F. N.
LESTER +. MOSS, F. c. ~

cATUCCI, FRANCESCA. oficers and
members Of the Sodality OF
!: !; 9; I'D; 81; u: II
North Capitol st, at 3
pm Sunday, May rs, 1858, for
recitation OF the rosary
MARY @ CATuCC1, Project.
REV NICHOLAS DI CARLO.
Pastor Is
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W b. MASON. Secretary.
MATTE ANN. ON y

day May IL, 1888, al her sisters
residence, catlett. Va, MATTE
ANN MURPHEY, wife Of the late
John J, Murphey.. She Is survived
OF Catlett, Va, and Mrs. Mar
garet Lunsford Of Manassas, Va.
She also Is survived by q host Of
nieces and nephews Friends may
catt at the Baker a. Sons Funeral
where services will be held on Sun
day, May rs. at 2 pm, EST. Inter-
ment Manassas Cemetery. Msnas-
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JOHNS, JAMES AUGUSTUS. on
Tuesday. May 10, 1858, at his resi-
asRfs ssEu S sfHsOiHSeo HS IS n sur.
viving are many friends. After
cali at the Brooks a. Allen Funeral
NV. where services will be held
on Monday, May 10, at ~ am
Interment Woodland Cemetery. 10
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NAV Isl tf fsss SSRJLiNc9fsn ThS,r,sssy
gI eoyo Page ave Bethesda, Nd.
pugan and father Of Joan de sibour.
Patricia Fleming, Francis l., IN,
eno kenneth Dugan Relatives and
friends may call at the Collins Fl-
R Rsssl ho 5,s., J !, !, itth NV.
De Chantal Church. O70i old
Seorgetown I'd, Bethesda. Nd. On
MONDAY, May 10, at 10 am, Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. rs
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FUoUA. KATHARYN. on Friday,
May 10 1855, at her residence,
1900 Connecticut ave. NV. KATH-
oseood ana 9ranSmotheT If Kevin
Osgood Friends may call at Cav
ler's Chapel, 1885 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. (courtesy parking oppositel.
Services will be held at All Souls
and Woodley pi NV, on Tuesday.
Nav 20. at pm 10
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S-% Of syracusians Lodge,
Nm n Knights Of Pvthias. and
" 4 i 4: e.: j ;;,s s! 5; {;
sNIPES, at the g. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29O1 lith st. NV,
on Sunday, May IS, 1858, at
'''O MAYNARD COVE, C. ca
B. W. PEYTON, Secy. a
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BROWNE, CLARA Z. In loving mem
DRY Of our mother, CLARA 2.
BROWNE. who left us suddenly
four years ago today, May IL. 1854.
Though absent. Mother, you are
always near,
Still loved. still missed, stili very
dear
Time takes away the edge of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS,
LEILA T.. CARR AND LOIS B.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
\
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TODAY

The Trench Foreign Legio0's $ fight against the' Communists in IndoChiha' Is depicted in China Gate" Samuel Fuller production fsr Globe Enterprises. .'s
 En this Twentieth Century-Fox release. written. produced and di- rected by Fuller, no stone is left unturmed to bring audiences the raw, hard facts of anti-Communist warfare.
 China Gate" marks the dra- srsatic film debut of popular re- rcrding artist. Nat King" Cole. Ce7starred in the CinemaScope drama are Gene Barry and Angie Dickinson. Exciting and highly adventurous.
 SUNDAY ard MONDAY
 Pal Joey" the George Abbott stage t9 turned into a movie, gives Frank Sinatra a chance to further demonstrate his acting ability As the brash, heel-with- aeart-of-gold title roller, he domi- pates the picture, but is ably sup ported by sultry sexy Kim Novak,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
POLICE CHIEF WARNS AGAINST LOOSE DOGS

Due to the prevalence of loose dogs and horses throughout the city the past several months, Po- lice Chief Vickery has issued warning that complaints will be signed against the owners.
 We have tried to be more than lenient," Vickery stated, but if the present situation continues to exist, we are going to have to sign complaints against the own CTS of both dogs and horses, when these animals are allowed to make a nuisance of themselves.
 There is nothing much left for us to do but start making arrests" he stated.
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and Rita Hayworth.

Being a musical, the songs play an important part kn the overall excellance said to be worth the price of admission alone.
 This is drama with nansicas The picture was directed by George Sidney. Others in the cast include Barbara Nichols, Bobby Sherwood and Hank Henry. s
 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 Renewed proof of the strange ness of truth over fiction is the theme of Twentieth Century-F ox's CinemaScope production of "The Three Faces of Eve," which stars screen newcomer Joanne Wood ward, David Wayne and Lee J. Cobb.
 Taken from the true account of a case of multiple personality treated by two Georgia psychia- trists, the never filmed story, produced, directed ard written by Nuanally Johnson, con- cerns a housewife who had three personalities at once: drab, mousy, introvert, wanton woman and a mature, normal young lady.
 THURSDAY and FRIDAY Two pictures on the same bill ing, but eiltire4y different, are Going Steady" and "Cras-. Land
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KODIAK. ALAsgA. OCTOBER il, 1858

Ing. .s..s,,e.::---
 Colunabia'S picture 'TG oin g Steady. the screens high-hearted comedy. about today's marvin haste. teen7agefs stars Molly Bee and. Alan Reed. IT. What happens to people aboard transatlantic plane when, paststne point of no return, two of it's motors conk out and the liner Is forced to make a crash landing? Columbia Pic lures Crash Landing" starring Gary Merrill and Nancy Davis is reported to answer the question in thrilling detail.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
Assembly of God
 Starts SS Contest

Tomorrow, October 12, is the first Sunday of the Christian Life's Sunday School contest at the Assembly of God Sunday school. Sunday is designated as Harvest Festival" Sunday.
 'The church will be decorated with fall leaves and flowefs, :" according to Mrs. Hirschey.
 The contest theme is adding a Star and the slogan is Alaska, the 18th Star. For the first attend ance of any person. a star will be added to the large flag in the church.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
19 Arrests M aeIe
 PD Report Shows

With total of 19 arrests for the month, a mild of which ware for drnnkeness, the Police Department showed mixed run of activities, according to the monthly report for September issued by Chief Vickery.
 A total of 30 traffic tickets were issued. There were vehicle acci- dents, with total estimated dam age of approximately $234. Fewer dogs were picked up this month, the total being 9 picked up and 9 destroyed. The police were quite busy in the Investigating depart ment, conducting "A with no ar rests being made They made three ambulance calls.
 There was one arrest on charges of drunk and disorderly," three on "disorderly conduct" one on negligent driving two for ''op- erating a motor vehicle while in toxicated," two on reckless driv- ing" and one for violation of the garbage ordinance.
 Miles chalked up on the police car for patrolling totaled 1860.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
Naval Station
 Births

Cndy Lou, weighing 6 lbs. 8 ozs., was born on October l to Darla Jean and Robert Wayne Schlund, Sgt, USING.
 Pamela Kay, weighing 6 lbs. 151z ozs., was born on October 2 to Joyce Kay and John Stegman, Ems, USN.
 Dianna Louise, weighing 6 lbs. 5s4 ozs., was born on October 2 10 Thelma Lee and William Ash ley Moore, AE3. USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
KODIAK MIRROR

rector. Art Brocks,e,. .s.4...... A. discussion on the proposed test evacuation will occupy the main portion Of the evenings has mess, according to'Brooks- Tho
 meeting is called fer at g pm at the City Hall. The. public is inr vited.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
A Civil Defense Meeting Called

A Civil Defense meetinssis be-. ing called for next Wednesday October 15, according to the di-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
ANNOUNCEM A ENT

Dr. Paul Jaeger Orthodontist, will be in Kodiak October n, 12, 13 and IA. Sunday, Oct 12 will be open house. The public is invited to in- spect the new dental office and Ia- boratory.
 For appointment call 3182.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16

Ore, where two weeks were en-
joyed at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ivan Larson and family.
They also visited her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Daugh-
erty, former Sidney residents, at
their home in Spokane, and with
her brother Doug and family
and her mother, Mrs. A. D. Fer
ris in Helena.
Mrs. Levi Jennings returned
Saturday from a ten days visit
at the homes of her son, Jim
and grandson, Jim Jr., and fam
lily in Helena. She also called on
other friends in the city and at
the Masonic Home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Major
of Oakland, Calf, former early
day residents of Sidney, visited
here at the Joe Jaeger and Rod
ney Halter homes last week,
and among many other old
friends. The Majors were en-
ployed here for many years be-
fore moving to Oakland in 1910.
This was their first return visit.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
Dinners HOn0ring
Out of Town Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. James Tanner
and their three children of Sum-
ner, Wash, who visited the past
week at the home of Mrs. Tan
ner's brother-in-law and sister,
MIR. and Mrs. Clint Fulkerson,
were honored at several social
functions during their stay here.
Wednesday evening, July y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Homstad
and children of Fairview were
guests at the Fulkerson home at
a patio party. Friday afternoon
the Fulkersons took their house
guests to Plentywood, where they
were entertained at dinner at
noon at the home of Mrs. Full
kerson's mother, Mrs. Pearl Full
kerson. That evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Rounce were their
hosts at a $50 dinner. Monday
evening they e r guests at a
dinner party at the Clarence
Homstad home in Fairview, and
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Beck and MI. and Mrs.
Dexter Lillis entertained them at
a steak fry on the Beck lawn.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
Mrs. Hagen and Mrs. Blubaugh
Breakfast and Bridge Hostesses

Mrs. c. E. Hagen and Mrs.
George Blubaugh hostesses
ct two breakfasts on Tuesday and
one on Thursday of last week,
both of which were given at Mrs.
Hagen's home. On each occa-
sion a color scheme of red, white
and blue was effectively carried
out in the room and table dec
orations. Following the breakfast
an hour of bridge was enjoyed.
At the party Tuesday, Mrs. Roy
Rounce won the high bridge
score and Mrs. j. j. Mckenzie
won the low score bridge prize
and the travelling prize. Thurs
day Mrs. Esther Johnson won
the high score prize, Mrs. Ray
Whiting the low prize and
Mrs. Hank Turner the Travelling
prize.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
Barbara Gulbraa Celebrates
Her Sixth Birthday

Mrs. David Gulbraa enter
tanned ten children at her home
Wednesday afternoon, July 9, in
celebration of the sixth birthday
of her little daughter Barbara.
A beautifully decorated birthday
cake conferred the table for a
2:30 lunch after which the group
enjoyed an hour of games and
fun. Each child was presented
with a woven Mexican sombrero
and other novelties. Barbara re-
ceived many nice birthday re-
membranes.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
Bob's Movie News

rish-Canadian star Stephen
Boyd has been properly intro
duced to American-made films
with a starring role opposite
Gregory Peck and Joan Collins
in Twentieth Century-Fox's Gin
emaScope Western, THE Bravo
dos" starting soon at the Cen
tire Theatre.
Boyd, who has been under con-
tract to the studio for three
years, previously appeared In
two Of the company's releases
filmed abroad, 1.-THE Man Who
Never Was" and island in the
Sum"
The Bravados" however
marks his first visit to this couhn-
try and to Hollywood and he
found it comparatively easy to
portray a "mean and ornery,
gun-totin' pinto-riding cowpoke."
He plays a heavy for the first
time in his screen career and
even this did not phase him. AS
z matter of fact, to hear the tail
handsome actor tell it, 1.-The Bra
vados'" was a soothing interlude
10 a rugged cinematic schedule.
Il just arrived from the con-
tinent after working on a pic
ture with Briggite Bardot, and
although l enjoyed working
with the French star tremen-
dously, had to take a five-day
holiday halfway through the
film. This lady is so vibrant that
just working with her in a scene
overwhelms you"
Boyd lost 80 pounds during
the taxing location stint for that
picture but for 1.-THE Bravados',
Producer Herbert Bayard Swope,
Jr., and Director Henry King
immediately ordered him on a
gaining diet of hot dogs and
malteds to put him back in
shape. In the film he plays one
of four gunner hunted by Greg
DRY Peck who suspects them of
having murdered his wife.
The Western suspense tale,
based on Frank O'Rourke's best
selling novel, was filmed on To-
cation in Mexico in De Luxe
Color.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Gottlieb Herman. Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by the
undersigned. Edwin Eckart. admin
strator of the estate of Gottlieb Her
man, deceased. to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers wlahln
four az months after the first pub,
LEGATION of this notice, to the SAID
Edwin Eckart at the law offices cd
Sanders & Cresap, 212 South Central
Avenue. Sidney. County of Richland'
Montana.
Dated this 18th day of July. AID,
1858.
EDWIN ECKART
Administrator
SANDERS & CRESAP
Attorneys for Administrator
Pc. Address: Box 953
Business Address:
2l2NSouth Central venue
Sidney. Montana
Publication Dates.
July Is. %. 30; Aug. 6. 1883