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The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
1858 CALENDAR FOR
ST. PHILOMENA'S
r SOCIETY

President, Mrs. Joe Gartner;
vice president, Mrs. Gene Nord-
berg; secretary, Mrs. Gene Os-
trem; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Kley-
stueber.
Altar Committees:
st. Anne's February and
March.
st. Bridget's - April and May.
st. Rita's - June and July.
st. Jude's - August and Sept.
st. Girard's - October and No
vember.
st. GATHERINGS December
and January.
Convent Linen Committee - St.
Mary's circle.
Spring Rummage Sale -
Chairman, Mrs. Kay Adams, Co
Chairman, Mrs. Ruth Jones.
Fall Rummage Sale Chair
ma, Mrs. Agnes Jones; Cochin,
Mrs. Leo Anderson.
Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Gene
Nordberg; Membership Chairman,
Mrs. Ed Krebsbach; Cochin, Mrs.
Keith Carpenter.
Linen Guild - Mrs. Al Clifford,
Mrs. VIM. Seitz, Mrs. Art John
son, Mrs. Albert Sobolik.
Advisory Board - Mrs. Bob
Dasinger, Mrs. Art Arnold, Mrs.
George Haverluk, Mrs. Ruth
Jones, Mrs. Phil Geisen, Mrs.
Azalea Butka,. Mrs. Bud Nelson.
Nominating Committee - Mrs.
Angie Hauk, Mrs. Jack Murphy,
Mrs. Bob Jarvis, Mrs. Bill Ford.
Hostess Committees ST.
Anne's, February and March; ST.
Bridget's, April and May; ST.
Rita's, June and July; st. Jude's,
August and September; st. Ger
ards, October and November; St.
GATHERINGS December and Janu-
ary.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
SIDNEY KIWANIANS ATTEND
INTEHCLUB MEETING

Gerald Homstad, Al Johns,
Math Dasinger ST., Gus Fjeldstad
and Cy Clute of the local XII
wants club attended and Interclub
meeting at .Williston Wednesday,
Jan. 22nd. The Sidney club fur
nished the program, and extended
an invitation to the Williston club
for a meeting here in the near
future.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
NEPAL SLIDES TO BE SHOWN
AT MEETING OF Flu
VICTORY LOCAL

Farmers Union Victory Local
No. rs will hold the regular
meeting at the NYA hall Thurs
day evening, February 6 at $50
with a pot luck supper. Mr.. M.
Hedegaard will show his slides
which he took when he was In
NepaI working for the u. S.
Government. Anyone wishing to
see these pictures is cordially in
vited to attend. They are very
interesting.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
JULIUS JOHNSON RITES
AT pELLA CHURCH TO-DAY

Funeral services for julius
Johnson, IA, will be held in the
Fulkerson Chapel today at 2 o.
clock with the Rev. Stanley Lar
sen of Pella Lutheran church Of
ficiating. Burial will be in the
Sidney cemetery.
Mr.. johnson died at the Com
munity Memorial hospital Monday
following a long illness. His only
surviving relatives are a sister and
brother living in Sweden.
The obituary will appear In the
next issue of the Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
NOTICE

No hunting or tresspassing on
the following premises in the
Lone Butte community on &C
count of leaving gates open, run
ming through fences and shooting
of cattle:
O.. H. Dayton, Jack Conroy,
Wilma and Ernest Poff, Lee
Jackson, Henry Buckley and
Willie Buckley and the
Cattaneo Brothers. 2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

Valentines by Hallmark at Ho-
tel Pharmacy and by Gibson 1T
Turner Drug. TIVE nice assert
ments for you 10 choose from.
See the special one dollar VAL
entines for Mother and Sweet
heart. Other Gift suggestions at
Turner Drug and Hotel Pharmacy.
2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

Beautiful Heart Boxes Of De-
licious Candy by Whitman and
Russell Slower from zoe and up
at Turner Drug and Hotel Phar-
macy. 2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
Former Sidney
Resident Dies at
Springfield, Mo.

The following account of the
death of Mrs. Viola (Harold)
Niven, is taken from the Janu-
airy % edition of the "Longmont
Daily Times-Call." Mrs. Nivens
will be remembered by many
friends in Sidney, where the fam
lily resided for a number of years
while Mr.. Nivens was superin-
tendent of the Holly Sugar fac
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

Osborn's portrait and CONNER
ciaI Photographic services an
n0unce their change of address to
former location, 307 Lincoln Ave-
nue. South in Sidney. This is
three blocks west of the Lalonde
Hotel. Telephone $50. Complete
Photographic services Immediately
available at reduced prices. 2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

Don't forget the public card
party. Friday February ? at 8 pm.
1T the American Legion Hall.
EVERYBODY welcome. Tables for
bridge. canasta. pinochls and
whist. 2-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

Gordon p. Hohbach, Planking-
ton, S. D., and Norma Arlene
Jaynes, Malta, January %.
Ralph Stanford, Sidney; Ilene
Caneva, Savage, January %.
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PIANO, SteinWay uprt., mahog. |;
! $3.50 or best ofer. ia. S-396b
after . pm. 20'
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GAS STOVE. 42-in. Masic Chef, S3b :
blond cor. cabinet. $50. All in
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GENERATORS. STARTERS. s7 so
repairs. 4lst year. Clarity. 1908
18th NO 7-O22A
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LOCKER BASKETS, racks, shelving,
check systems and wrist bands
carried in stock, Complete check
system installed promptly. Call
HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP, 2473
Sherman ave n w NO T-1Q1Q
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
Quiet home, preferably with
grounds. in outlying D., c., for
young lady who has been III.
MA. S-1S69.
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We Cater to Servicemen
OPEN DAILY. 90
OPEN THURS. Ewes. TIL Q
THE CROWN co.
827 7th ST. NV.

FURN.-Save time and money !
Visit Abbott and Landon. Good
used furn from nice NV, homes
at lowest prices. EN-. 2-6677.
FURN.-Green sofa, SIS: fruitwood
coffee table. $40; gold channel
back chair, $40. IA. S-lg24.
FURN.. sleep couch and chairs.
tables. rugs and hall runners;
drop-leaf table, desks, lamps. See
Of l142 Park I'd. NV.
FURNITURE delinquent account
Complete 3 rooms of furniture,
sumo payments OF $40 per mo. on
balance due after small down paw
ment. MARIO FURNITURE CO
1923 14th st. NV. De. 2-4747.
FURN., UNCLAIAIED-French bed.
SEQ; hutch cabinets. $40: din. rm
table, 8 chairs. $50; Early Ameri-
So; outdoor chaise longue, Sl2;
reclining chair. S25; Pr. club
chair. SIS: box spr., ST.: French
powder table. SIS; picture frames.
81; kit cab, So; drop-leaf table,
Sl2; studio couch, S25; bookcase,
IS; night stands, SIS; Hollywood
bed, S33; tea wagon, $50. Lawson
sofa. SIS: club chair. SiO: sofa
matching chair, S35; wing chair
$40. buffet. IS; BED, IS: dresser
SO: bedrm. set. SOS: chest Of
drawers. SO; love seat, $50: inner
sprg. mattT-. $40, coil springs, SN
sofa bed. S25: occaS chair. So.
Fr. Prov. bedrm. ana din. rm pes
We do UPHOLSTERING. SLIP
COVERS, DRAPERIES. Decorator
fabrics. 33es OF. Antiques restored,
cabinet work Also new furn.
Easy terms. HOFFMAN UPHOL-
STERERS, a447 18th ST NV. CO.
5-5ll6. Open ewes, Free parsinE
"a
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PIANO, SteinWay console, excellent
for student. Call HU. 3-6466.
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ROOMS, APIS. no SHARE

man wanted 10 share
furnished house with Others
pvt. rm. Available. ia. s-S93l.
CAREER GIRL. will share large
well furn, ! bedrm. apt with an
other girl. rs to 50, tn, 2-9036
ewes.
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: BnADLEY AWMe. ma ION

BRADLEY ARMS. 1879 18th e..
nv. south Of DUB. cir. at Conn.
ave For nice nondFlnking young
people: sgls., dpls. S1b-Sl6.b0 Wk
CONNECTICUT AVE, NV. e8Is--
SINGLES and doubles. men and
women, CO. b-2s14.
MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st, NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rms. for girls
or men; excel. board; showers.
"a
N.E.-Vaeancy in nome for 2 ED
eriy men. women or couple. Pvt.
rm-. tray service. LA. 0-s27S.
UPPER 18th N.W.-Twin-bed rm.
In pvt Oct. home: Nv, piano. sun
deck; child welcome. IA. 0-53O7.
1888 y ST. N.w.--Attrae. vaean-
eies for non-drinking young peo-
pie; delicious food; Nv. IDEAL loo
I4II KENNEDY 81, NV. = Nice
excel. board, pvt. home. 22s
ADMIRAL HOTEL ANNEX
AMERICAN PLAN
hsar 10y " Il. .s sts Q : tr.e IN IAN. n:
s sRs fui ~ Sols s'I sss ao g .siils
ADMIRAL HOTEL
213l o ST. NV.
no. 2-9l00
AMERICAN PLAN
Annex SIC In Hotel S23
2SO-room. fireproof BUILDING: ele-
tator, free TV. 4 sundecks; laun-
oerette on each floor. modern
conee shop; phone In each room
full hotel service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

GARDEN TRACTOR, Esheiman, q
h.p, with rotary tiller and sickle
mower, SIS GRAvELY or WASH
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MEN - WOMEN
READ CAREFULLY
HERE 1T is!
MATCH 1T

Liberal salary, commission and bo-
nus arrangement, with reliable To-
cal CO.; non-seasonal, lifetime DO
sitlon; full-time work that consists
Of to 8 hours q day; no exper
nee. we train completely in ONCE
and in field; many Of our women
and men earning from $3.50 to
$500 q week. Nice working conds.
Almost no competition; small
down payments and monthly pay
ments for purchaser with bis
advance to sales people; the best
II you are white, have q car for
local calls. are 81 to 55, are earn
Ing less than $4,000 . year, or
would like to earn twice this
amount, call UN. 4-2400 for per-
eonal appointment 90 to 3 any
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IA, 3-3b40.
BEDROOM sUlTE-DeIinauent &C.
count, assume 10 payments OF
S13.b4 per month after small
down payment on modern Apiece
chest, double dresser. mirror, book.
case bed, MARIO FURNITURE co
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SlTUATl0NS-MER
sIrUATIoRS--W0MER

PRAC. NURSE, exper.. ref. avail.
ale for day or night shift. Phone
JU. 9-1931. 20s
YOUNG LADY. thoroughly expert
desires permanent part time in
D c. for Sat, Suns, or holidays
Box 305-R, Star
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CONN. AVE. APT.
THE MONTANA

Avail. Sept. 10. Desirable enc
with full kit, and bath; nicely
furnished; 24-hr. elev service
Contact res. mgr, 1726 NJ st. NV
Df. 7-3TS6.
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ApTS, TuRnlsNFn 3. q,


Ba8is End ST. s.E.--Newly dec,
8 rms. bath, porch, supply own
kas heat; SIS, so. Wo. 6-31o3
I-BEDRM. arr: modern furniture
GOOD Sc location. reasonable
rent 10. 2-Oi52,
ACROSS ROCK CREEK PARK
Modern apt. for =, couy. trans, !,
appear In person. 1889 lrvina St
NEWLY DECOR. 3k-room corner
apt: all utils. incl; in Pleasant
Hills; reas rent; RIA. 3-0a74.
18th ST. NV. l0os-1-b edrm
apt. GEORGETOWN style: newly re-
modelled bldg; walk to work Ap'
ply 1909 10th, week end or eveA
19e
MODERN DNTN. ELEv. BLDG. :
Spacious enc and bedrm apt
nice furniture, sun deck; ideal en-
ployed people: air cond AND a.
rage avail: utilS. Incl SS9 so up
Avail Aug ~, 1898 7 81 NV.
AID. 4-I7sS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

MIMEO., cleo, perfect for assn.
church, shop. Almost new; bargain.
MA. S-569G.
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SIruATI0NS-D0MESTIC


LADY, eolored. desires Job g.h.w
and child care. refs. DI. 7-03SS
lQe
WOMAN WANTS DAY or s-day wk
Refs. JU. 5-76S6
WHITE LADY desires E,h.W.; live
10. 5-day week; exper. and ref
Box 113-S. Star.
CoLORED WOMEN. on hand, wait
ING Tor work by hour. day. RUPH-
Frs AGENCY, no. s-9427.
CoLoRED GIRL desires child care
and g.hw. 5-day week. ExpeT..
refs. Ii. 4-6746.
CoL0RED GIRL wants day work.
eleaninS, laundering, child care:
per hr., carfare. no. s-a6s7.
coL0RED GIRL desires child care
81 ~, shy ssesscy week. Ezpsr"
.tAt. ~. N-4oo4.
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BOOKS BOUGHT = ANY quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. l76s Pa
ave NV ST 3-6tf0k
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FOR SALE


ADDING MACHINE. famous. new
IS cleo. 10-key, Sl19.50 plus tax
Other bara. Sl495 up. CIRCLE
GIG 9Th ST. NV. at @.
AIR COMPRESSORS, paint spray
ers. sanding machines. Mise. hard
ware and paints, shelving. display
tables, etc. GOING OUT OF BuSI-
NESS. 1905 saith ST.. Mt. Rainier
Nd, AP 1-51ll.
Air Conditioner Close-out
Must sell entire stock Of la57-bS
air conditioners No reasonable
offer refused We must move these
air eonditioners We carry GE,
Feeders. Chrysler. KelvinRtor.
Phileo ana Gibson air condition
eFS. All new and fully guRran-
teed STANDARD TIRE 4 BAT
Terry co 10th and y st ne
Ii. 3-a0S2. Open ewes til 9
ANTIQUE SOFA, uph. in Renais-
sance tapestry; . eloverieaf match
ing tables; button-baek ch.: $3.50
for al. sP 1851 after pm
BED, double-deck bunk. SIC. J. n.
GfCHNER. Pc. S-634S, ISIS N Of
NV. Also mattreSSea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

FUR R0BRS, 2, Vieuns, suitable as
bed covers, s4x75; S0x6s. $3.50
each, WI. 6-4575.
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GARDEN TRACTOR, Esheiman, p
h.p, with rotary tlller and sickle
mower, S7h GRAvELY or WASH
NQTON, 10. 4-77O7.
GARDEN TRACTOR--cunnlngha
2ta-h.p., with cult, &65 GRAVE
TX OF WASHINGTON. 10. 4-7107
GAS RANGES, used, new, $40 IN
Easy credit. AcMk STOVE co.
1911 9Th st. NV. Ma. 6-e0S2.
GAS RANGES, new used. lnstalla.
ton. PEERLESS SALES co 2237
Ca ave NV, AD 2-2i0O
GAS STOVE, 42-in. Maslc Chef, s3b
blond cor. cabinet. $50. All In
excel. cond. Ma. sizes.
GENERATORS. STARTERS. 81 80
up; ICE. assert; electric motoi
repairs. 4ist year. cARff. 1907
GOLF CLUBS, close out: used ODD
woods and irons: real values, 81
and up COLUMBIA LUGGAGE
EXCHANGE, Use Columbia I'd
HOSPITAL BED, excel. cond., with
mattress. ADJUSTABLE, $50. JU
b-7421.
IBM TIME STAMP, cost new $3.50
sacrif S145 or best offer. 1BM
type. LU. l-6s56 today,
KENMORE WASHING MACHINE
fully automatic. excel. cond S15.
LII. 4-03l7.
KITCHEN CABINETS, . displays,
sacrifice prices: misc. cabinets,
sink tops, sink cabinets, used ap-
planes. SUBURBAN KITCHENS.
1916 Baltimore ave, HyattSVille.
Nd, UN 4-3352.
LIV. RIM. SUITE - pieces with
custom slip covers; $3.50. BU.
4-0594 after q pm.
LOCKER BASKETS, racks, shelving
check systems and wrist bandl
carried in stock. Complete CHECK
system installed promptly. Cal
HARCO EQUIPMENT CORP, 247s
Sherman ave. NV, NO. 7-l919.
MIMEO., cleo, perfect for assn.
church, shop. Almost new; bargain
MA. S-5696.
MOTORS REPAIRED. EXCHANGED
on most sizes while you wait
Lowest prices PARKING. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CORP, 2473 Sher.
man ave. NV, AID. $4,000.
MOWER-Jari sickle mower, ex-
cellent condition: $50. GRAVELY
OF WASHINGTON. 10. 4-7707.
NEWSSTAND. COMPLETE = Wal
cases glass showcases, magazine
rack with roll doors. Contact L, o
Gibson, sHERAToN-PARK HOTEL
ORGANs-We have several values
in used home organs OF gooc
makes. Phone Mr.. Satterly Oh
Mr.. Cox, ST. $4,000, JORDAN'S
corner 18th and 6 SITS. NV.
ORGANS-We still have a few Sc.
lect demonstration and used Ham.
mond. Conn, and LOwrey organs
Save .up to 25fs. suitable for home
or church. KITS, 1890 @ st
NV, RE. 7-62l2. Alexandria stort
open til 2 pm. 1891 Mt. Vernon
ave. tample parking).
OFFICE FURNITURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

GOLF CLUBS, close out: used odd
woods and irons: real values, 81
and up COLUMBIA LUGGAGE
EXCHANGE, Use Columbia I'd.
NV. DU, 7-QS6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

HOSPITAL BED, excel. cond., with
mattress. ADJUSTABLE, $50. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

IBM TIME STAMP, cost new S2Nb.
sacrif. S145 or best offer. 1BM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

KENMORE WASHING MACHINE.
fully automatic; excel, cond SAB.
LII 4-03I7
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KITCHEN CABINETS, 2 displays,
sacrifice prices misc. cabinets,
sink tops, sink cabinets, used ap-
planes. SUBURBAN KITCHENS.
1916 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville.
Nd, DN 4-33b2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

PIANO. Late model spinet. Used
Of many great values during
KITS sToREWIDE SUMNER
clearance. KITS. 1880 G St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

B0OKs--Entire set Of Encycio-
faS0 edition: 500 Or bes. oiisr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

PIANOS--Wide selection Of recon
ditioned uprights, smartly styled
in new durable finish: especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students; S195 up
BFnE MEusI ice Co. ae iIcs q s. A NM
DI. 7-SAR4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

LTV. RIM. SUITE = 3 pieces with
custom slip covers; $3.50. LU.
l-0594 after 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

BIOYCLK6, boys 20 In, $40:
Egi g s "a N, s.; boys 20 in s..
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO DENVER, August rs;
take / lady PASSENGER, refs. EN-.
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
THE BERRYS
MRS. Fits FLATS
FREDDY
NJ AND LOIS
BY EAsLEY BLACKWOOD

Here is another situation
where a jump-raise Of partners
opening bid of one in a major
suit is not forcing.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mrs. Keen
AJ2
2Q1093
oK1092
%AQ5
WEST EAST
(Mr. Muzzy) (Mr. AbeD
AQ1064 AK983
054 27
oQ754 oAJ63
%J104 @K982
(Mr. Dale)
AA75
VAKJ862
08
@763
The bidding:
North East South West
Pass Pass ~ Pass
80 Pass ~ All pass
Opening lead: Diamond four
Mrs. Keen was the dealer and
passed. The next hand passed
and Mr.. Dale opened the bid
ding with q heart. Mrs. Keen,
with a near-opening bid and a
fine At with her partners bid
suit, jumped to three hearts.
This was a strong bid but 1t
was not forcing because Of Mrs.
Keen's previous pass. II she
had thought there was a good
play for 10 tricks, even If Mr..
Dale had opened an absolute
minimum, then her job was to
go straight to game.
AS 1t was Mr.. Dale went on
to four hearts anyway. He had
a minimum in high cards. but
with a six-card trump suit and
a singleton there was chance
to do some manuevering. In
addition it was his thought that
the defense might be expected
to slip a little.
Mr.. Muzzy opened the four OF
diamonds, the deuce was played
from dummy and Mr.. Abel won
with the jack. He returned the
trey of spades, which was taken
IN the closed hand with the ace.
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At trick three he led a small
heart to dummy's queen. He
returned the king Of diamonds
and ruffed it high when Mr..
Abel covered with the ace. He
entered dummy again with a
heart to the 10 and led back
the 10 OF diamonds on which
he pitched a club.
Mr.. Muzzy won with the
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With a sure loser in spades
and diamonds, Mr.. Dale knew
he would lose the hand IL the
club finesse lost. He found a
way to avoid that f1nesSe. >
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queen Of diamonds and returned
the jack Of clubs. But 1t was
too late. Mr.. Dale went up with
the ace Of clubs in dummy. led
the nine Of diamonds and
parked his last club. He con-
ceded a spade trick and claimed
the rest. losing only a spade
and two diamonds.
Distributed by MeNaugRt Syndicate }
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Cumberland c. II. News
Parent Teachers association TO Sponsor
Turkey Supper, For Football Fund Benefit

Mr. and Mrs NJ p Newton
entertained With 4 o'vlock tea az
their home here last Saturday
Their guests included their dauph-
ter Sara, who is instructor IN basi
ness administration al Portsmouth
High School. David Newton. Unisel-
slty of Virginia student in Char
lotteSville and the Rev and Mrs
Luther B F'sanck. Of Mount View
Sara and David were Easter holi-
day guests Of their parents.
! Betty Garrett. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs G L. Garrett. is spending
this week in Ashland as the guest
Of her grandmother. Mrs s r.
Thompson. and MI: Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. j T Fleming and
Miss Bessie Mae Turner had as
their dinl.er guests Sunday MI ana
Mrs. Jack Martin and family. Of
Cartersvlle.
Dinner guests Of Nrl and Mrs
Andrew T. Godsey last Sunday At
Burleign Hall were NJ and Mrs
Oliver Haynes BlaHkenship. Of
Petersburg
Danbys Go to Delaware
Mr.. and Mrs l. b Dandy
motored to Cheswold. Del. last
week end where Mrs Dandy VIII
spend two weeks With her son,
Andrew J Dandy and his family
MI Dandy returned home Sunday
Mrs E. B Nuckols. Judge and
Mis- J TAYLOR Williams and their
daughter kathy. have returned
from Today acatlon III 81,
Petersburg. Fla En- route South
they @yisited the Charleston s
famous gardens
Mrs James S. Godsey and daugh.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

ter Janet wcgc guests Sunday ol
Mrs vincent 4 Tate ot sane
Billy Adams and family. were
Easter dinner quests of his parents
MI and Mrs 4 H. Adams. oi
Ashby
Arlingtonian Visits
Mrs Eva Smith and Miss Vii
GINA Booker Smith had Is their
guest last Saturday Mrs Victor
Brandon Smith, Of ArlinetotE
Recent guests Of MIS- Marearct
p Boggs at Woodlawn were Mr.
and Mrs Charlie Johnson and son.
Scott Of Sandy Hook Mrs G f.
Goodwin u Dnndas, and Miss
Margaret Goodwin. OF Hampton
Luncheon quests OF Mrs j p
Clements and ] g ClelslentS last
Friday At Rock Garland Werc Nhs
Harris of Lynchburg and X A
Whttcn. Of Port ROYAL
Mi and Mrs upper Georgc and
sons Of Richmond were week end
guests Of Nh and Mrs NJ NJ
George
Mrs jenkins Has Easter Birthday
Nsrs ] Albert jenkins WAS the
recipient q. many lovely gifts On
her Sevents-eighth birthday April +
Mfs jenkins cannot recall N all
these wears that her birthday has
fallen on Easter SUNDAY before this
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Bennett took
advantage Of the Easter holidays 70
nett and her parents Mi ana Mrs
l Q orrell Of Danyille Mr. ard
Mus Bennett wall spend tins week
end IN Berrylille ViSiting hen
Bother The Rev Julian orrell aid
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has FANNY
Holiday guests II Mrs Georgia
Bryant and family We're Mr. and
Mrs L. A Bryant and daughter
Elizabeth Faye of Mt Holly N G
Guests 81 Mr. aud Mrs f i.
Peters last Sunday wcre Mi and
Mrs J ID Garrett, of Blackstone
Turkey supper Scheduled
Cumberland Parent Teachers as
sociation is sponsoring turkey
supper April ~. beginning At i p m.
ia I he Cartcrsyille community
house for the benefit Of The hiSN'
school tootabll fund A LARGE crowd
" Interested people Il anticipated
MI and MIS- Enscue | Seay
Jr, and family. spen, the week end
visiting his parents IN tluvanna
Easter holiday guests Of MI and
Mrs A. " DAVIS Ill Bonbrook were
the Walter Dallanbachs. senior and
Junior u NfIllfoNn N J
Mrs B. A peters entertained
with a family dinner party Sunday
which ipcluded her children ana
grandchildren
Mr.. and Mrs A L. fllppen ana
MISS Barbara fllppen OF Rich
mond were guests Sunday Of Nh
and Mis Ilvln l'lppon Aha
visited Mrs Charles miner III
a.
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Rcl ana Mrs Isd Hughes and
family. oi London Bridge, spent
Monday and Tuesday with her part
cnlS. MI and Mr. " G. Ehppen
MIN II H. Duncan VISITED ben
son ID laW and daughter. MI and
Nlta s + Scott IN Norfolk ior
several Days last Week
MllI and MIS- Charlie Glass, 81
Warwick spent The Easter holidays
u me HON" Of Mrs Lucy Duncan
Guests Sunday IL the same home
we're Nh and MIS- John Duncan
of Richmond
MrS Frank Baber, w. enter
tanned her Sunday school class Of
small ehldren. and their guests
with an Easter eRa. hunt At her
h-o IA Z Ilanton farm, Thursday
AFTERNOON After the eggs were
counted and prizes awarded, the
hostess served punch and cookies
IL WI guests
Cookies Have Guests
N,. ana nlrs 4awa,a pn4ffor
and sen d Richmond spent sun
AN h th,. n h coole nome
I,g,,,te raatn l.n ngandoy aIt,
the Cumberland IiiGh School senior
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