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or the late Carter and Alice BraN-
ton. He was married 10 Miss Irene
Smith f,ay 6. 1922. who survives
hiri
IN his early youth he united with
Zion Baptist church IN Jackson.
Milu. He came 20 Minneapolis in
Apll 1874 and united with Zion
Baptist church where ne had been
an active member, and a member
OF the trustee board until his
health failed and he was unable 10
attend church regularly.
he had been an employee OF the
railroad IN various capacities and
was a coach attendant on the
Northern Pacific Railway Comp
any until he was forced 10 retire
because OF m health,
He was a veteran OF World War
and a member Of Johnny Baker
Post No. 29i American Legion;
member Of Palestine Lodge No. 7.
n. q AN; member OF North Star
Conaistory No, n Fezzan Temple
No 20 and Electa Chapter No. 3.
Order Of the Eastern Star
Survivors include his wife. Mrs.
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Thomus oliver Resident
Here ~ YeurS Dies

Thomas oliver, $50 Fuller Av,
died Friday October II, in Ancker
hospital. He had been in failing
health for the past five years and
hospitalized Internationally for the
past two months prior to his
death.
A native Of Gnlville, Ca, he
had been a resident OF 81, Paul for
II years. He was an active member
of Carter Chapel C.M.E. Church
and had served on the steward
board until his health failed.
Funeral services were held At 2
pm. Wednesday October %, at
Carter Chapel CINE. church, Aur-
ora and st. Adams, with Rev. NJ,
.C. Conwell officiating Remains
werc shipped Wednesday evening
20 Guthrie. Okla. for burial Visit
alton was Tuesday at Brooks
Funeral Home.
Survivors include four sons. Os-
car f. Mickey Oliver. ST, Paul.
Thomas l., Obey A. both Of Omaha.
Neb. and Clifford c. Oliver of
Kansas City, Kans; one daughter,
Miss Beulah Mae Oliver OF Omaha
one sister. Mrs, jamie Jones. Los
Angeles; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mat
Ida GoSs Of 81. Paul: fifteen
grandchildren and other relatives.
Miss Oliver and her brothers
came 70 ST. Paul to attend the
funeral
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge OF the service.
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Chicago. ~ Claude A. Barnett
director OF The Associated Negro
Press in Chicago. who flew "a
Africa this week 10 renew contacts
and discover new sources for news
TO keep pace with the rapid adj
vanoement OF African nations in
their surge toward independence.
Ten years ago, before interest
In Africa had become 80 general.
AMP pioneered in the gathering
and distribution OF news concern
ing the Black continent. Barnett
viii make an exhaustive survey Of
West Africa on his current trip
and viii be accompanied by his
son-in-law. Avis Lee Tinnin, can
didate for his doctorate in French
from Yale University. who viii act
as interpreter In the French
speaking colonies.
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Senator ThYe and
Cratic Exchange
Letters On 40 & 8
Continued from page /,

I know nothing whatever about
Mr.. Humans motives In remain
ing In the 40 and g." If he were
running for office In Minnesota,
would address him as / did you.
A couple Of years ago, when our
present Governor was about 10 be
indicted into the 40 and g., j
personally importuned him TO pub
licize his views on the discrimin-
atory clause. He Immediately is
sued a statement to the effect that
he was unaware Of the constitu-
tional provision we have been
speaking about and refused TO
Join.
I viii watch with interest and
sympathy the efforts you put
forth to obtain a detection of this
provision in the constitution of the
40 and g."
Thank you again for your reply
TO my letter.
Yours very sincerely,
william r. Cratic
October 81, 1858
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SIOUX
= A L L s
NEWS
NOTES
by Kaye Coates
$40 Mhble Street
Sioux Falls, q. ID.

We have hunters from every
where here hunting pheasant ana
catching them. l shall try to get
list Of all Of the out Of town
men for you next week. Watch this
spot for them next week someone
may catch up with one OF their
husbands that said, hes at a bus
mess meeting for the boss'.
Bud Monroe, Frank and John
Nelson OF Lawrence, Kans. are
here, they have been hunting in
the Huron area. They have their
limit. Mr.. Monroe is an oldtimer
here and has relatives all over
the place.
Intellectual Improvement Club
Of the YW.C.A. held It's regular
business meeting In the West room
of the Y. w. Packages are coming
in on our postal request and we
wish 10 thank many. Georgia Lee
in charge OF the program made
the evening interesting with re-
ports on current events, reporters
yere; Bertha White and Lettie
Dysart. Helen Grey was excepted
as n new member. Rose Clayton
was in charge OF devotions.
The J. Cabbells. 1905 r. 18th
st. entertained a few friends Mon.
evening in honor OF Mrs. Teers,
Flandreau. s. Oak. who has sew
eral relatives visiting her from
East 81. Louis. Mo,
John Armstrong Is suffering no
pain under observation at the
Royal c. johnson Hospital. John Is
doing fine Don't forget to slip him
a greeting.
Mrs. A. Tolbert, 1922 f. 3rd st.
entertained the Mission OF st.
Johns Baptist Church. After les
son study these women are trying
10 secure needy things thru White
Cross" for a school in Mississippi
Mrs. NJ. Anderson Is chairman.
Mrs. II. Bentley, president.
Anyone that has seen me glide
ing around in a pleasant blue Ford
Slyliner. want you to know II
isn't mine. I'm working at the
DR.. r. Ogborn home, babysitting
and use the car, how about that.
Georgia Clayton Is Girl Scout
Cookie Chairman for her district
and she is liking II. She has three
pretty gals so she'll be involved
Tor a long time. Til they become
interested In boy Scouts"
Francis Lotion is one Of the
most capable expecting women in
town. She's busy always, Besides
wearing the latest in maternity
clothes, she's active in Y. and
school activities.
Georgia Lee and | expect to be
in the Cities next week so put
n light In your window so Wen
know we are welcome.
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Irene Braxton, Minneapolis; two
brothers. Edward. jackson. Miss
and Amos Of Isola, Miss; unclea,
aunts and other relatives
Funeral services were held at
1 pm. Thursday October 20. at
Zion Baptist church with Rev. n
W. Bolts ST.. officiating.
Burial was at ". Smelling Ma
tional cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home in charge Of the
service.
Edward and Amos Braxton.
brothers Of the deceased came TO
the city to attend funeral services.
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SUPREME COURT RULING
FAVORS BROTHERHOOD
OF CAR PORTERS

Washington (ANP)-The Unit
ed States Supreme Court held
Monday that the state court has
no Jurisdiction over union disputes
by railroad employees This rul-
ing, affirmed by the Missouri Sup.
RENE Court In January, was up
held by the high courts refusal
to review an appeal brought by
10 employees OF the Missouri Pac-
fife Railroad Co, against the
Brotherhood o. Sleeping Car Port.
ers.
The suit was brought by em-
ployees who have seniority rights
to prevent their discharge from
jobs because OF their alleged fail
urc 10 Join the Brotherhood with.
In 90 days OF the date fixed by
the union shop agreement in March
1883
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CERTIs TAYLOR ~
SENTENCED TO WORKS
ON LICENSE SUSPENSION

Certis Taylor. IL. Of 953 Rondo.
former night club operator, was
arrested Monday. october 20, after
a license check revealed he was
driving after the suspension Of
his drivers license. He was sent
enced to 10 days in the st, Paul
worlxhouse.
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FOURTH STREET CHURCH OF
GOD IN CHRIST

The morning message October
10, was delivered BY Mr.. Neal
Stanley Frazier. This Is the second
year that he was selected 10 bring
the Laymen's Day sermon. Isiah
6:i9 and St John 1856 were his
main scripture sources as he spoke
on the The Requirements Of a
witnessing Christian" which are
fellowship and holiness.
He stated that the first require
ment had 10 do with our relation
20 God Are YOU ON speaking terms
with GodG Fellowship Is relation
ship. association or union with
another being He further stated
that the reason many christians
20 not have constant fellowship
with the Lord Is because they al
low persons or things 20 come be-
tween themselves and God.
He pointed out that the second
requirement 20 witness for Christ
Is boldness, Why DO we need con
tinuous fellowship with the Saw.
ourf Because II Is from Him we
receive the necessary holiness 20
tell people that Jesus Christ saves
from sin Contrary 10 public opin-
ion, Il requires more courage 90
sneak for moral righteousness
than 10 drift along with the crowd
This kind % holiness Is given hy
God the Holy Spirit 10 christians
who desire continuous fellowship
with Christ.
This was the inaugural message
of Fourth street Church In a pro
gram called Reaching the I'm
reached " This church Is partici-
pating In the United Spiritual Ad-
vance, In which fifty churches o.
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ZION BAPTIST

On Sunday October 10. the dea-
con board was In charge of de-
votions at the morning worship
service. Rev. s. r. King read the
opening scripture II Chronicles
T;s4-48. followed by the offertory
prayer by Rev E. Henderson.
Peace and Happiness. was the
subject OF Rev. w IT. Bolts Sr" as
sermon based on II Chronicles 7;14
scripture reference which was ex-
planned and summarized In detail.
Music was provided by the Gospel
Chorus. with Mrs. d. Hardy dir
Getting,
Gladys Hudson OF Minneapolis
united with the church candidate
for baptism.
Many visitors were noted In the
audience You're always welcome
az Zion.
At the eight o'clock evening
hour. an interesting and inspiring
program was rendered by the
women's Chorus with Mrs. Plouls
Moore directing, Rev, II. w Bolts
Ir. was master OF ceremonies
Theme was, "rhe Family that
prays Together STAYS Together
and the theme song, I'VE Walk In
the Light" The most impressive
event was repetition OF the mar
riage vows by families present
conducted by Mr.. and Mrs Prader
and the candlerght service by
fifteen juniors which was high
lighted with a solo by sharon Bolts
daughter Of Rev, and Mrs. H. w,
Bolts Jr. and other solos and read
lngs,
The program was climaNed with
memorial service for deceased
members which was very impress
sive and touching.
Rev King was guest speaker ~
$50 nm. at Holsey Memorial
church. Rev NJ c, Conwel Is the
pastor He was guest speaker at
s pm. at ELAN Covenant church
/ in Minneapolis.
The women's Auxiliary and the
| Ministers Wives held n Joint meet
ing Saturday evening October rs,
/ good attendance and christian
I at T;S0 nm, at the church with a
[ fellowship was enjoyed. Mrs lone
Brown was In charge
The pastor and church extend
deepest sympathy 10 Mr., and Mrs
John warder In the loss OF Mrs
warder's mother in Kansas City
KRns
Noted on the sick list are Mrs
Irene North at Mt, Sinai hospital
Mrs. Magnolia Sartin. Mt. Sinai;
Mrs. Al Barnes, no Irving Az N
AZ her home and I have been In
formed that Mrs. Ida Webb will
enter Fairview hospital this week
for surgery. Mr., James Mosley
S42S FIFTH Az. s. Is IN az his home
Let us remember the sick with
our prayers, cards and visits.
A good attendance and impress,
sivc PRAYER service was conducted
by Brothers James Richardson and
Felix Jones on last "Wednesday
evening from T;S0 to $50, Remem,
Der prayer service each wedneS-
day from 1880 10 $50 pm.
The Gospel Chorus rehearsal
rehearsal pm, each Friday and
Thursdays at s pm; Junior Choir
women's Chorus Saturday evening
az seven O'Clock, Members care
urged TO attend these rehearsals
on last week we failed 10 men
tion that the Friendship Club OF
the church was IN charge OF the
slSit presented At the lpastor's an
niVersary. which was wonderful
and highly enjoyed
Mrs r. Henderson, reporter,
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neapolis, will bring the Anniver-
sary message Sunday afternoon,
October 26, at 3 pm, at Gospel
Temple Church, Grotto and Mar
shall Av,, st. Paul.
DIR. Jones, news commentator
and lecturer, is noted for his Cos
pei preaching. The public is invited
to come out and hear this dynamic
speaker.
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GOSPEL TEMPLE

The message for Sunday October
10. was brought to us by Rev,
Elijah waymond of San Diego,
Calf. The text was found in
Peter Sis. "God suffered that He
might bring us to God" He en-
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GRANTED DIVORCE

Mrs. Beulah Swan, 3S2 N. Avon
has been granted a divorce from
Shirley N. Swan of st. Paul in
Ramsey County District Court.
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Minneapolis are promoting,

Minneapolis are promoting.
We are having Rev. +. ]. Jones.
a teacher az North Central Bible
College Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday Of this week IN a bible
teaching ministry. We extend a
personal invitation 20 YOU 20 come
and bring your bibles.
lannie Bergman, reporter
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Or. 7. J. Jones To
Be Anniversary
Speaker SunduV

DIR. T. ]. Jones, formerly Of Lon
don, England and now dean Of
North Central Bible College, Min
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FELIX BRAxToN DIES,
WAS ACTIVE ~ CHURCH
Q ERAIERNAL cIRcLEs

Felix l. Braxton. aged 65, OF
3s1s Portland Av. died at his home
Monday afternoon, October 20. af-
ter a lengthy illness.
Mr.. Braxton was born in Yazoo
City, Miss. March n. 1893, son
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A.N.c.U.
News Letter

What are the signs that spell
financial danger 10 family secur-
ityG Inability 10 save. Reverend
ing burden OF debt. Nowhere 20
turn for help. But certain groups
Of people have remarkable protec-
ton against these dangers.
The greatest service OF the
credit union Il 20 provide a ready
source OF helpful credit. A means
by which people working together
can improve their living stan 4aris
without getting into financial DIFF
ficulties. Loans are made az low
cost. In addition 10 borrowing for
emergencies, members find it's
cheaper 70 use a credit union loan
and handle purchases with cash.
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The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03
GumbO Flats
By Mrs. Clifford Johnson

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etzel were
visitors at the Ray Miller home
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Fisher were
overnight guests at the Barlow
Colgan home Tuesday.
Paul Pischke called at the Cliff
ford Johnson home Tuesday.
Bernard Travis made a business
trip to Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cuba were
business callers in Poplar Tues
day.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert REM and Roberts mother,
Mrs. Sophia REM motored to
Wolf Point.
Ray Miller and Clifford John
son attended the Flu stockholders
meeting in Poplar Wednesday.
Harry Marottek visited at the
Joe Marottek home Wednesday.
Harry Hagen was a business
caller in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Colgan
dAtO AdllAAly nAdNS q DuSA41SSS ZIP
TO Poplar Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson
were supper guests at the Ray
Miller home Thursday evening.
Paul Pischke called on Joe
Flock Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Miller and
Dale and Walt Bridges and son
were dinner guests at the Clifford
Johnson home Sunday.
Dick Travis left Saturday for
Coyne Electrical college in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hines and
family were visitors at the Cliff
ford johnson home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Beck and
Jimmy and Dale Miller were visi-
tors at the Harry Hagen home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pischke and
girls were visitors at the Bill
Harmick home in Wolf Point
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford John
son and Connie and Dale Miller
The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03

were visitors at the David Step
pier home Saturday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Bernard Travis
and Larry called at the Raymond
Gagne home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marottek
ST.. visited at the Bernard Travis
home Sunday evening.
Saturday Henry Etzel called on
Eddie Marottek.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Hines and
family and MIR. and Mrs. Clifford
johnson and Connie were supper
guests at the Ray Miller home.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Beck and Jimmy called
at the Ray Miller home.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Marottek c
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Johnson to church at Charley
Creek Sunday.
Monday, Ray Miller and Dale
made a business trip to Circle.
Barlow Colgan called on Cliff
ford johnson Saturday morning.
Mrs. Della Colgan, Mrs. Ray
Miller and Mrs. Clifford john
son enjoyed an evening Of pi-
nochle Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pischke
were Sunday evening guests at
the Matt Boisen home at Wolf
Point.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford john
son and Dale Miller were supper
guests at the Matt Synek home
Friday evening. They were also
visitors at the Gerald Kaiser's
afternoon.
Barlow Colgan and children
visited at the Frank Marottek's
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miller and
Dale were visitors at the Barlow
Colgan home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Della Colgan and family
and Mrs. Mabel REM and Mrs.
Sophia REM motored to Wolf
Point Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Hines and
motored to Poplar Monday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03
Bronson
By Club

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cundiff and
children were Tuesday evening
callers at the Lester Putnam's.
]. Olaf Rasmussen canvassed
for the Red Cross in the Bronson
community last week.
OrvaI Obergfell called at the
VIM. Cundiff home Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Erwin Norgaard,
Nina and Daryl visited Thursday
evening at the VIM. Cundiff's.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Bradley,
Mrs. Russell Denowh and Mrs
Joe Gartner attended the Angus
sale at Glendive Friday. Mrs. Bill
Fink took care of Mrs. DenoWh's
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Miller at
tended a card party at the Mabel
Simard home Friday evening
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McChesney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Rasmussen and the Carl
Alexanders. Lena Miller spent
the night with her grandmother.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Peterson
were afternoon callers at the An
drew Hanto home Friday. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Aril Sun
wall and Mrs. w. c. Price called
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cundiff and
Berniece Cundfff were dinner
guests Wednesday at the Raymond
Henderson home.
MIR. and Mrs. Avon Brest. and
Zelda visited at the Berniece
Cundiff home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Berniece Cundiff was a
dinner guest Friday at the Ray
mond Henderson home. Diana
and Ray Jr. accompanied her
home to spend the week end. In
the evening they called at the
VIM. Cundiff home.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Yockim
and family and MI. and Mrs.
Gordon Bradley were Saturday
supper guests at the Russell De-
nowh home. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
GARNER called in the evening.
1hl. dIlQ N1o AT llllleT were
coffee guests at the Ray Peterson
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Art Olson and family visit
ed at the Cecil Gartner home
Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cundiff and
family were dinner and supper
guests at the Frank Sparks home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe GARNER visit
ed at the John Cundiff Sr. home
Friday evening.
Visitors at the Andrew Hanto
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Davidson and Mrs. John
Blanchard of Fairview and Mr..
and Mrs. Louie Anvik Wednes-
Of Savage.
MI. and Mrs. VIM .Cundiff and
children we're Saturday callers
at the Bernice Cundiff home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Bradley were dinner
The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03
HAY CREEK

Mrs. Scoop Dore and Dick and
Janet visited Mrs. Bertha O'Brien
while Scoop and John O'brien
went to Glendive.
Hay Creek school along with
other surrounding schools in the
area went to Sioux Pass to see
slides and movies of wildlife
shown by Dean Davidson of the
Extension Service and Walt An
derson of the Conservation Dept.
Mrs. lobe Dore is steadily i'm
proving at her home In Sidney
from the heart attack she suf-
fered four weeks ago.
The Hillman family attended
the Yout hRetreat held last week
end at the Recognized Ids
church. Mrs. Hillman helped with
serving the meals.
MI. and Mrs. w. r. Hillman
left Saturday for their interests
in Canova, S. D. They are trav-
cling by way Of Williston and Mi
not, N. D.
w. r. Hillman and Chester at
tended the Glendive Spring Ex-
position Angus sale Friday,
March % and returned home with
a young Angus sire.
The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03
BY al Club

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Synek and
daughter moved out to the farm
Sunday after spending the winter
in Williston, N. D., where Don
has been employed in the Phillip
Sc Service Station.
Callers at the Dave Steppler
home Monday wer Bud Carda
and Everett Baxter and son Ran
dali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baxter
visited at the Paul Amestoy home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson Of
Mona helped Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Snedigar paint Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Al Snedigars received word that
his nephew Delbert Snedigar of
Watford City, N. D., was taken
to Billings where he is in the st.
Vincent's hospital suffering from
brain infection. The latest word
was that he is improving. We all
wish him a speedy recovery. Del
bert is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldon Snedigar.
Mrs. Lawrence Braida and Mrs.
Mary Ann Irigoin visited Mrs.
Dave Steppler Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Irigoin returned home Mon
day night after spending the win
ter visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Roman Pfeffer at Ogden, Utah,
and Mrs. Doug Stewart in Bill
lings, Montana.
John Bidegaray called at the
Dave Steppler home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amestoy
motored to Sidney Friday. Mrs.
Amestoy stayed in Sidney to re-
ceive medical attention over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amestoy
Of Hinsdale visited the Paul,
Barney and Charles Amestoy
families over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Snedigar and
family and Mrs. Ethel Heare
were Sidney callers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Vernon Snedi-
gar and family Of Glasgow spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Al Snedigar home.
Linda Verhasselt of Sidney Wis
tied at the Gale Childers home
Friday night thru Sunday.
Rita Amestoy, Lois Childers,
Clara and Gloria Steppler spent
the week end at their homes.
Visitors at the Barney Amestoy
home Sunday were MIR. and Mrs.
Victor Irigoin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Steppler and family.
John Bidegaray called at the
Marshall Irigoin home Sunday
mite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and family called at the Charles
Amestoy home Sunday night.
Mrs. Dave Steppler visited with
John and Theresa Sallaberry Sum-
day afternoon. They received a
phone call from their nephew and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bide-
garay that they arrived in New
York city from Paris, France Sun
day afternoon and that they
would get here Wednesday morn
ing.