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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-29

. that served welcome uOIICe u
venturing off the safe and
well-beaten paths.
The play reviewed on this
page Friday was David Karp's
superb melodrama, THE Plot
to Kill Stain Commute
tingler that breathlessly COM
bined fact and speculation.
It was enough to make any
-TV week memorable, even one
IN which one of our favOrite
sIeufhs. Ellery Queen, came a
dramatic crOpper in a poorly
conceived adaptation Of "The
Glass Village" Friday, NBC-
a.. tFs
I'm not sure what producer
Albert ,McCleery was thinking
of with those opening and
closing shots that attempted
to establish Mr.. Queen George
Nader as a roguish fellow with
the girls, They were pretty
sappy, in any case, and evil
dence, I'm afraid, that Mr..
McCleery. may be out to mold
one Of actions canniest detec-
tives into something approach
ing the standard Spillane pat
tern, 50.
The use of narration and
the cameo" technique en-
abled McCleery to cover con-
siderable ground. but the char
acters in this study of small
town mob psychology never
really came to life. This is fatal
to a story in which the un-
masking of the real murderer
is almost incidental.
The success of the Perry
Mason series Saturdays CHS
81 is in no small part due to
the fidelity of the scripts to
the originals. When Perry
clinches, it's with the d. a., not
doll. Mr.. McCleery might
take heed.
Mr.. Queen is played by a
fellow who, to borrow a fam
Gus line, acts as if somebody
had just played the ace.
~
While concerned with the
new shows, though, let's not
forget Andy Williams and COM
pany, who subbed so happily
for Pat Boone this summer.
I, for one, am going to find
the adjustment to the winter
replacement" difficult.
Last Thursdays tare10eu
ShoU lodS perhaps the best yet,
an edSy-going, Splartly staged
MIXTURE of song. dance and
comedy that sped by all too
quickly.
Dick Van Dyke, a comedy
personality who has had sew
eral other network chances and
muffed them, found himself as
chief comedy foil on this series.
The spool of Ed Murrow's Per-
son-to-PerSon, involving Will
liamS, an actor who mimicked
Murrow impreSSively, and Van
Dyke as the camera-crazy valet,
was a perfect illustration of the
off-beat kind of fun he's
brought to Andy's show. And
the closing Hamilton Trio num-
Der was visual delight, thanks
not only to the dancers, but
the extraordinary camera work.
Wen miss Andy and the
Steve Lawrences, too.
4 +
The. Ed Wynn premiere last
week (NBc-4), incidentally
was a bore. 1t seems strange
that Ed, once one of the most
unpredictable and zany comics
about. should get involved with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-29
ON THE AIR
TVS EIIery Queen
Bows in Inept Play
BY BERNIE HARRISON
(Star TV Critic

There were some cheering notes last week in the stream
Of season premiere notably bright and imaginative
song show starring Patti fine production the enchant
ing Harvey and wonder of wonders Playhouse 80
that served welcome notice that least series will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-29
TV KEY PREViEWS

Tonights top shotos preUieioed by nv Keys stag.
tho attend rehedrsalS match screenings and dnalvse
scripts In NeU York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered as a guide TO vieDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

dwelling on Wells pkwy. and Van buren,
st., University Park: cost $4,000.
Phillips G Roeers. b464 Annapolis
I'd, bladenAbufR owner and builder.
dwelling at 1907 6Oth ave. Hyattsvills:
Joseph and Dorothy Noel 0si4 RAN
dolph st. Hyattkville, owners: Ogburn
Construction. builders. dwelling at los
horthway I'd. oreenbelt. coat. sif 600
Russell and lean Ihomp;on.. 4.01
deTson, builder; dwelling on WOODBURY.
St, SeAbTook cost Si2.h0O
POTOMAC Electric Power Co, nen Y
St NV, Washington, owners: electric
Ss'' fssSms At p.s eG cost ssy bcSp'A'
Charles r oels' builder: dwelling At
5000 Naval ave, Lanham: cost
Peppermint village. Inc. 7eae Cen
trial ave Seat Pleasant. owner and
builder; eh DWELLINGS In Peppermint
VILLAGE Seat Pleasant cost $4,000
William R. HOres, sIOS Ct. Bsrns-
Co. builders: 3 dseiiinas on ga Ss s~
Mt Rainier; cost. Si2.0OO each
NJ D. Harris. Boz 326. Thrift I'd Z.
Clinton, owner and builder; DWELLING
on sdth ave" seabrook Acres; cost
Michael q. capaeehions. 1919 o ct.
Sc. Washington. owner and builder:
dwelling on Vinson st., Oxon Hill; cost
81 $500
Arthur Love. jr.. 4aoi Branch ave.
3 DWELLINGS In Temple Hills: cost
81 I ,O0O.>
*. n o. Construction Co.. sO42
Branehyllls I'd, college PARK, owner
DR., and Gibson DR.. oxon Hiil: cost
~. 900 each.
J. A MartI and c. NJ. WINNER.
1911 Colesville I'd, Hyattsvllle. owners
and builder: DWELLING at 1905 Temple
st.. Hyattsville; cost. $4,000.
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aa07 7end ave, Landover Hills. owners
and builders: dwelling on BriAreroft
ians. Laurel: cost. $4,000.
Milton W. Robey. 1915 Alpine at.
owner; Neaie A Neale. builders: dwell
ing on samar st., Beltayille; cost, sls,-
0V c p. Benton. ss2s Chesapeake I'd d,
Hyattsytlls owner and builder 3
dveIllngs in the 1000 block OF Ravens
wood I'd Riverdals: cost. $s.50O each
Anna L Noel Plekanec. Baltimore.
owner. Daniel w Frank. builder;
dweliing on Merktls Farm, Bowie;
cost. $4,000.
W. Kennedy. 1910 n Trinidad
at, Pals Church. owner and builder'
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Prince Georges
Issues Permits

Recent building permits
issued by Prince Georges
County include:
oeorGe Manor Homes. Inc. 42S
Maury ave, owners. Sharon Builders
builders; : dwellings at 4IO-4l2-4l4
Mayry ave oxon Hill; cost $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Lackey.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
IA Windsor Street
FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH

Excellent residential oreo free from roffe YET most con-
venen to everything In edition TO the bedroom and bath
on the st floor there big bedrooms ond both the
End floor Loroe screened living porch Recreation room
and shower both boseent 6orooe Loroe corner lot with
toll ond fine ponnos First trust $l9 500 Of
4hqS. Price, $3.50 Owner Lowing country OPEN
SUNDAY. 1905.
Directions: Georgia Ave coespts Rd right Dale Dr. RIGHT
blocks oreenbrer Dr. e blocks to Windsor St
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KENwOOD PARK, MD.

Most otroetve NEW rombIer with wide center hall. large
living roo seporote dining room. upothe minute Kitchen
with breokfost and poto; steps up TO twn-szs
bedrooms and boths Basement hos very Jorge recreation
room bedroom and BOTH Two-eor ooooe Fory priced OF
S42 800 OPEN SUNDAY, i:3o-6.
Directions ou Mass Are .It:.ssa o:ld,ee,o a. s.sht 2.
TeAs.UcOd Dr. rIs house On eut 1rs6s .pa 0chso,o
Nlpood, Malwood TsRsepood right to houss.
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wESTMORELAND HILLS, MD.

Be prepored for Summer with on AlR-coNDlToeD Colo
Mol brick house with bedrooms den ond receoon
In oil there ore IVA fony boths ond seonts both well
os WE'LL finished Mods ROOM The porch olousied and
sereened the house reody for eorb oceuponcY 500
OPEN SUNDAY, i;3o-6.
Directions, Dat kssI Ave esyOnd Esstmor,IssS Circle
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ENGLISH VILLAGE

800l Aberdeen Rood
This Is OF group Of NEW true Cooniol homes.
featuring oil Jorge rooms follow: center enronce foyer
living room s 3x23S, dining l4.6xlS.3. libroY
lo7xl33, kitchen I2.9xl33. FlRST-FLooR POWDER
ROOM. large bedrooms ond boths second floor
Attoched ooroos. Beautiful level lot 95xlo2. Excellent
construction and beautifully finished Walking disionce OF
elementary school ond convenient. to leond Jr. High
Bethesda Chevy Chose ST. High ond Our lody OF lourdes
PoroehioI School, Price. S44.5oo OPEN SUM-, 1905.
D..etO.s Out s,sdlsy BIrs g Wilson Len. ,osi ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

RESTAURANT. AlsH.. ABc license.
s sslns excel ~, epslnss. a,IycoT IN
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RECORD AND MUsIc sHoP-cor.

ner location, main intersection
Falls Church. 3OX70. air-condi-
toned. selling records, sheet nu-
sic. instruments Hallmark cards;
easy terms. ideal for man and
wife. S40.00O-S50, 900 annual
Vrngy IF o-nQ5g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TAVERN AND RESTAURANT in
Leouardtown, Md. for sale. so mi
from D. c. = day b. W. q /
license, legalized slot machines
$1,000 weekly Stock equipment,
license and business. $4,000
Terms Reasonable rent JOSEPH
d WIENER. Leonardtown. Mary
land Phone Greenwood 5-9ll3;
residence. OR. 5-605l.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TALLs cmuRCn-with employed
couple mr., Afl blvd suitable Tor
lady Call VI f-di4a
0HOnOETowN--2 men desire 10
share their lovely house with
other AID f-iiHe
eIItGu sPnING--Fulis air-cond
house with employed LADY, 10
n-Olle after u and week ends,
WILL snAnf uOME with emil.
cole, on lAdy. everything furn,,
auto washer lovely I'd Ia
a.i7hN,
Z YOUNG WOMEN 70 share lovely
an reaannable. MO h.hbha.
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NOTES FOR SALE

Advice and consultation By exelu.
Hive full.tlme motel broker and
travel specialist, offering recon-.
mendationa on beat buys In motels
and sites. large motela with cAfh
payments Of $4,000 and up a
tmal motel cen be bought Tor
si0,O0o eaah, balance EASY pay
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BEAUTY SALON
$500
FOR EVERYTHING
OERBICH
IN, 2-O25S ST. 3-ia3a
LET US SELL YOUR
BUSINESS

BUSINESS
Large or small, near-far: have
out-oi.towh cASn clients IN. Y
Coop. ASSOC. OfBRAL TAR Co,
WaSn. Bldg. lva.-D. c.-MdJ.
Gibraltar ~. specials
with Guaranteed Business Records
IAVERNS-in southern AID
slolS, cabins, etc. Ss.,OOO up.
1ANERN-Conn. ave, Chevy
Chase: sl5,50O with SIS 900 down
TANERN-ra. ave. nv; $1,000
Wk. bus. excel. terms.
bAR-REST NE. 20, cl. sun.
$1,000 VIZ; Sis.5OU, a down.
AUTO PARTs-Distb.. Ar, SIS;
lge. bus; sl2,OOO cash REQ.
RECORD SHOP-Conn. ave en-.
eel. loo, $4,000, 4, cash.
cARRY-OUT LUNCH-Nr. Cath.
Univ; $4,000. only ~ ,OOO down
DELlcATEssENs-sil. spE., So
cARRY-oUT DRIVEN - Sc
Cur NC. busy $4,000, terms,
GRoCERY-WiS. ave. NV; also
1 in Arl., Va, aud upper NV.
IDEAL FOR WOMAN - Lunch.
eonette; NV Ice. apt: low rent
LAUNDROMATs-u Arl.. Va.
$1,000; t2l d, c., NV, $4,000,
% Coll. PIX. Md. $4,000. terms
DRESS SHOPS-Ql Conn. ave
over 100000 yr.: C2l NV. small
shop with apt; low rent.
Gibraltar Co., DI. 7-650O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TASTEE FREEZ ice cream store
for lease to good operator in n z.
Wash. Call OIL. 2-S933 Sun, pm
or aft. 8 nm. Wkdays.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEssEN FOR SALE - tx
cellent buy from OWNER: NV.
location. Hu. 3-a74S.
BARBER SHOP, 3 chairs, modern
equipment, air-cond.. $1,000
cash, KE. 6-9707.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
CHURCH
CHURCHES FOR RENT

CHURCH FOR RENT. gO9 ouaek-
enoos ST. NV. ENLARGED. detached
mouse; remodeled, suitable for
CHURCH or any other organization
Low rent RIA, B-SSlI
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HOUSES ruR sAls-M.w.


wOoDe--siB,as0. small
Hsfm, Colonial, larne looded lot
sssgs 10Th 81, opeh leo 70 =
WOODS 50 500 ram.
blefl, nd57 aend u, n,WI open
syn s IN, -,.l nss ..y custom =
baths sep. dun, rm huee Kitchen
With dining area on main level
rec, rm., cluhrm.. unfinished bed
Fm or den. bath aaraae on lower
level, out Conn, ave, rieht on
Nebfaaka, LETT on Utah rlsht qn
send 81 HAzEL osozco, IN
BuTTRnNur sT.l excel. buy.
story brick, let a. 4 fuit, and
bath md A., 4 rms, and bath
ssf'i 6eapi. isndscapsd yssd. For
PS 1iSct aIe E IsE@ a. ssil kEAcH =
raLyERr 81. N.w;Ts.s.ory bra,
excel location, Low price o.
P PURcFE i', * * ReygR9ii NtAch q
CnEvY CHASE. D. g. lsi ofierlng
"A VTALt,Y CHARMING HOME
IN xeeiirrt condition 3 lsf bed.
rooms and bath upstai-si Nv, rmt
din, rm, kll. With garbagg dis
posal, Dc luxe isxiA den With pic
ttre. window faeine feneed.in
sardtn, powder rm, lovely rec,
T y ss rbo sls's 70. 70 LA ,,.s.s
w fftSig E sM spPss, s AL !, YRS "a
moor and after 4 pm.
CHEVY CHASE Sa p 81; 500 q S 80
s.asT0 By owNRR--Air-eend
sun, III ri Z, or By amt.
cHEvY CHAsE-s lovely rm, /:
semidst Z baths; nice yara !
n s.sss ssrF No. 4H.7sse BRuzEE'
cuAsE. D. G.. sast Que
Sada ST. n,w-Prieeo si0,00O
urder replacement cost today rev
kit. nov being installed. also, will
decorate 10 YOUR likinR; ist moor,
Nv rm din: rm onenins nSto
T Pn'i0 sn1 I sooy ssarn ao e FSHRsi
studio ard floor with bath: rec
room, fireplace, matd's m full
bath. J, A. JORDAN, RE. 5-Osi0,
udFvY CHASE, u. G.: BY OWNER
Spacious 4-bedrm.. s-bath SENT
d.t. brick with ist-h. den: $50
t. level lot with lnyely gsrden;
9-car enrage; quiet street. close 70
everything. III, 3-3H03. No
agents.
CLEvFLAND PARK = Attrae. 4
bedrms. and den. . haths SOUND
prnofed rec. rm. end bar. Call
IN. 2-h02i bet. ie and Q pm.
FoxHALL VILLAGE, open rs
1875 44th st-Four- bedrrn. 2is-
bath brick on park; sep. den with
view. garase' askinF So 500.
inclusive, Mrs fenney. FE q
332n FaSy financing. MI LfcFNT
CHATEL. 1875 Wis. Realtor, DE.
lib
TT. STEVENS PARK AREA. 6eO7
18th ST. n.w-semidet. hrk.. hv
rm with firepl. Ice din rm i.
den. Kit. concrete porch. md n !.
Z bedrms, iia baths. fuie bsInt
With Law. Gas h-wh: e9h cleo
power, buiit-in gar.: screens and
storm sash - 900 down. $3.50.
win consider trade Com. ave,
trensp. OPEN SAT. AMI SIN
l-b pm, or by Apt. RA
N-nfNi
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Mister Softee, Inc.
ITO S. Beaver Street
York / Penna.
Phone S-l07b

Phone 5000
GROCERY, BEER, DELIC.
Owner quotes over $1,000 weekly
Large apt. open 0 days, no good
Will asked. Value OF fixtures plus
dollar for dollar for stock. Terms,
exclusive.
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sILvrr sPRTNO or Lanrlev Pafk

--a.bedrm. e.bath home fenced
yard June ist rental adults OIL
a.OkTI.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcR

OLDER-TYPE APARTMENT. free
81 encumbrance; gross rental OF
$4,000, for four family units
Box l7a-v, Star.
GLEN HILLS AREA. MD.-3a acres,
ghs' water cleo Priced for quick
sale 800 per acre. Call FM.
2-2536
I'LL CONSIDER A 1888 AUTO.
lge. diamonds or local real estate,
all free of debt, as part pymt. on
homes, 2-family apis, or nearby
Maryland acreage Wash. area
properties consecutively since 1900
JOHN A BRICKLEY, JU. 5-5533
NOT RESTRICTED; vacant; what
limit per month 20 on rent basis:
good size. like new: 3 to 4 b.:
on hts. NV; get data. RA. 1851 40,
WILL TAKE late model car for
equity in house by OWNER. Wk-
days after and Sat. and Sun.
XII. $500.
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LARGE CHAIN about to enter
travel agency business; anxious to
acquire or discuss merger posi-
bilities with existing agency; all
inquiries confidential. Box 339-X,
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

coupls desires 2 = bedrms. ? baths
lons.tsrm ieass OF i.sf7s q
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BEAUTY SALON or barber shop in
Kensington location, ideal store
with plumbing already in, air.
eond., 500 mo Mr.. Thompson,
JU. 9-2552, ewes. ia. a-0l63
c. M MARSTELLER. Realtor
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ALEXANDRIA, Ari or Fails Church
3 and f-0edrm houses needed. ior
June OCCUPANCY ptoperty Man
agement Dept N i bRofHlLl
a SONS. CORP, faio Lee hwy
IA 4.Nl0a
ARL., AURORA HILLS = Mature
couple desires g.a bedrms. 2 baths.
Approx June ~ VIII consld.s-
lens.tsrm lease OF '.el'e.
HEruFsDA.CHfNf CfiAsE AWFA
---i.bedrm. e-hath home fenced
yaidi June ist rental aoults' OIL
-HeWrti, - ....--.-.. ..--.-..s.
SILVER SPRING or LANGLEY Park
area a-bcdroom house, unfurn
rneg1 vd kii with table lpaee
Tor asvr lease Occunencv latter
2 weeks June ~ A-iaas
wANTFn TO LEAsT hy lune ";
a-bedrm. house, ~ least 1 "a baths
pref M All. Discuss optlon 70
buy Jt l.snla, -..-,.-..-...--- --
N, CLEVELAND PARK or vic, suit
for entertaining rs rms 2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES



LAuNntnETTE - Northwest acc.
tom dfy-cleaninn and new Ahiri
unit reah price RA H-e3.b
nnEss AND MILLINERY srORE-
Well-estahliahed aif-conditt0ned .
best Conn. ave, location retlrins
after ~ yearti reasonable, iosn
Conn, ave,
LIQUOR sTOnf-Prlnee Geo. CITY.
tid0 Nnn W sales US 00n stock
cav terms; arent, ~, 5-Oeot,
WILL iNNEsT up 20 $4,000 and
iull time IN uoine business; must
stand Investigation Al repllea
CONFIDENTIAL Bow ief-L, star.
DRuGsTORE-SeTS daily volume
unusual circumstance, sac Replies
confidential. Box bf-N, star
cEANTutY ARIA. 0 miles west Of
ChAntilly on HwV, hn-FiVe acres,
ssn-ft frontnfe, Soned enmmeT-
eiall Tffe frontaet and land
available, attrae. lgf, 4-hedrm
aib-bath modern home. excellent
locatlon for any business. Gail
OWNER Leesbural, Fairyiew
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AID. 4-37S7-vacant-Col ored-Decorated-A 4-37S7
MURRAY LEVINE
35 CHOICE HOMES 35
SAMPLE HOUSES
OPEN SUNDAY, / TILL 6 PM.

1925 Buchanan st. NV.
Corner brick home; side
hall : Ice. rms, I natural
bedrms., tiled bath. mod kit.
plt in garage Priced right
try $1,000 down. Mr.. Nor
ris, ewes, LU. 4-49S3.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Niehenks
Hosts at BRIDGE Dinner

Mr.. and MRS. J. ]. Niehenke en-
tertained at a z o'clock bridge din
ner at their home Saturday even
ing. Ornamental arrangements OF
gold and brown chrysanthemums
decorated the rooms and CEN
tered the attractively appointed
dinner tables at which covers were
laid for IL guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Severson won the combined
high score bridge prize and the
combined low score prize was a.
warded to MIR. and Mrs. c. G.
Gland.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

The program committee OF
Court Mother Cabrini of the
Catholic Daughters met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Beverley Witt. Members in at
tendance were Grand Regent
Louise Krebsbach, Chairman Bev-
erley Witt, Philomena Minjares,
Azalea Butka and Marjorie Knaff.
Loretta Conway, who is also a
member of the committee, was un-
able to be present.
The purpose of this meeting was
to plan the programs for the reg
ular meetings of the Court in May
and June.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
American Legion Auxiliary
Plans Public Card Party
For Friday, February 2

The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held Tuesday evening, Jan. 14th
with President Lucy Fisher pre-
siding.
A thank you note was read
from Fort Harrison for our Christ
mas gift.
A report was given by the COM
mittee chairman for the Poppy
Poster contest. 1t is hoped that
many schools will participate and
that there will be some good win
ming posters turned in. 1t was also
reported that 5000 peoples had
been ordered for the annual poppy
sale.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Fisher
reported on the Hospital Linen
Guild and gave out the sewing to
volunteer workers, Mrs. Meyers,
Mrs. Roy Rounce and Mrs Peter
SEN
1t was voted to have a card
party February Z, proceeds to ap-
ply on the Richland County
Homes fund. Whist, pinochle, can
asia and bridge will be in play
and there will be many prizes. A
charge of Soc will be made for
the lunch and evening of cards.
This is a public party and every
one is welcome.
Mrs. Volney Anderson, program
chairman, introduced H. E. Hal
vorson, who gave a very interest
ing and informative talk on our
duties as voters and the workings
of our legislature.
Following Mr.. Halvorson's talk
a fine lunch was served by Mrs.
Volney Anderson, Mrs. Alfred
sGunderson, Mrs. Barbara Meyers
and Mrz. Guy Severson.
The next meeting will be held
February IL with Mrs. Roy
Rounce acting as chairman of the
LUNCH committee to replace Mrs.
Harry Clark, who is still under
hospital care. She will be assist
ed by Mrs. D. H. Narum, Mrs.
J. F. Murphy, Mrs. R. D. Criger,
Mrs. Glenn Hall and Mrs. Z. W.
Page.
Lucy Fisher, Pub. Chm.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

book and hopes to distribute them
TO members at the next meeting to
be held January 20.
Members of the committee are:
Mrs. Prichard, chairman, Mrs.
Dora Hillmon, Mrs. Amy Harris,
Mrs. Terese Clark and Mrs. Kath-
ryn Gardner. Mrs. Louise Krebs-
bach, Grand Regent, also attend
ed the meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

where a lis Founders Day lunch
con was enjoyed. Following the
luncheon the regular meeting was
held after which Mrs. Dexter Lii
lie presented a Founders Day pro-
gram and Mrs. Walter Quilting
sang a solo.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hounce
Hosts 10 Dinner Guests

MIR. and Mrs. Roy Rounce en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Art Nelson
of Helena, and Mrs. Axel Nelson
at dinner and for a social evening
at their home Tuesday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Mrs. Reese TO Conduct
Childron'x Story Hour

Mrs. Don Reese of the Sidney
Jayceens will conduct the Child
ren's Story Hour" this Saturday
which is held regularly every Sat
urday morning from 10 to IL in
the children's room in the base
ment of the Sidney Public Libr-
airy. Some of the stories to be told
win be from Hans Christian An
dersen's Tales.
Children from 5 to 9 inclusive
are invited and there viii be
treats for all
Miss Pauline Foss, Sidney Girl
Scout, will assist Mrs. Reese. The
Girl Scouts are assisting in this
project as one of the requirements
for their library badge.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Sidney Mile Club 10 Meet
AZ Edmondxou Home

The Sidney Nile club viii meet
Monday evening. Jan 81 at 8 o.
clock at the home of Mrs Ann
Edmondson with Mrs. Francis
Beck as cohosteSs. Members who
will be unable to attend r re
quested to notify one OF the
hoSteSSeS.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our grateful
thanks to all who in any way
showed helpfullness, and ex-
pressed sympathy during the
death and burial of our loved one.
The family of "Uncle Bert"
Clements.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

luncheons at her home Saturday.
Covers were laid for IL guests at
the attractively appointed lunch
con tables. Bridge prizes were a
warded to Mrs. c. G.. GLAND and
Mrs. A. r. Sanford.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Ridqelzwn Homemakers 10 Meet
AT Nieis Frandxen Home

The Ridgelawn Homemakers
club will meet Thursday after
moo Jan. 80 at the home of Mrs.
Niels Frandsen with Mrs. VIM.
Fink as cohostess. The meeting
will begin promptly at 2:30 and
members are requested to be on
time. There will be a prize for
the first one present
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
KathY Sanford Celebrates
Tenth Birthday

hdxHf cduxuIU 0eidbTHI6S
Tenth Birthday
Mrs. A. r. Sanford entertained
IL little girls at a party Wednes-
day, January Is from 4 to z in
the afternoon for her daughter
Kathy in celebration of her 10th
birthday. An hour of games was
enjoyed after which a sup
per was served. Place cards were
cookies made by Kathy on which
she had the initial of each little
guest in frosting. The children
were also presented with novelty
favors. Kathy received many nice
birthday gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
hx Hallmark AT Hotel

Valentines by Hallmark al Hotel
Pharmacy and by Gibson al Tur-
ner Drug. Two nice axsortments
for you 10 choose from. See the
special n dollar Valentines for
Mother and Sweetheart. s2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Court Mother Cabrini COMMITTEES
Plans Early Distribution
OF Year Books

The year book committee Of
Court Mother Cabrini of the
Catholic Daughters met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Eloyce Prichard. The committee
completed plans for the 1858 year
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23
Bridge Luncheon at Home OF
Mrs. Chris (Mable1 Hansen

Appointments marked the places
for IL guests at a lis bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Mable
Hansen and Mrs. w. w. Hall at
the Hansen home last Saturday.
Attractive arrangements of daisies
were used for room and table
decoration. Bridge prizes were
awarded to Mrs. r. H Mutt, Mrs.
E. z. Edmondson, and Mrs. Roath-