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Evening star., 1959-10-04
BETHESDA
DIRECT FROM OWNER

3-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod;
large rec. rm.; fireplaces;
l2-acre, beautifully wooded
area; $29,950. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. OIL. 4-79S4.
Evening star., 1959-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

RLs0N' ,.Sl,i Nd ND. out Rte; S24,. 0 mi.
bath, screened-in back porch, 3 q
acres of ground, 3 outbuildings: !:
$4,000. Call Riverside 1854
ewes. after x nm
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

lens will not be made until We
know more about it than We do
today. Purpose of my resolution
Is concentrate the attention of a
group of professional economists
on a study of the problem over
a three.year period.
Food Guide for Older Folks
I have available for diStr;bu.
ton a number of new booklets
entitled Food Guide for Older
Folks" This l6.pagc publication
issued this week by the institute
of Home Economics of the Asri
cultual esearch Service, uSDA
tells about older peoples food
needs and how to meet them. In
addition, 1t suggests ways to meet
special problems that often make
1t hard for an older person to be
we'll fed. Persons wisllin. to OBJ
tain copies of these mos, helpful
publications can do 50 by send
ing a postcard to mt a, Room 1870
House Office Building. WaShln.
ton Is. DC, and they Will be
sent to you by return mail
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
East Glacier Park
BY Mary Johnson

Three people in f.aS, Glacier
were affected by the Shelby fire
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hyatt. vine 1--we
here in the summer and 1--we III
Shelby the rest of the time. los,
everything they owned, rxcrp,
what they had here. Mrs. Nellie
Dahl. who was visiting Lola Sau
by. who lived In one of the apart
ments that burned. los, the
things that she had taken with
her.
The Bible School program was
held at the schoolhou>r las
Thursday night for parents and
friends. They showed what they
did during school and sang songs
and had rccitations
Jack Bean Of Portland. Oregon.
is here visiting a, the John Shcl.
ten home. Jack. a we'll known DID
time COW punchcr and bronr
rider in these parts. is having a
good time renewing old acqua!n,
ances.
Guests at the Ding Benson home
are DR.. and Mrs \ kryglrr and.
two daughters. and cousin Susan
Jaencckc from Milwaukee. Wise
Mr.. and Mrs Dcnnlc Steven.
son OF Miss0ula are the proud
parents Of q baby boy. Born two
weeks ago.
The school has a ncw power
lawn mower. and the janltor.
Dewey Linerawcavcr. has been
busy moving the lawn He has
also painted the fence and the
playground cqu!pmcn, and has
: much improved The Srhoolyard.
Les Schauf returned this week
from the Minneapolis University
hospital where he wen, for i
checkup.
Visitors at the X. ID. Wood home
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

cost for one year. based on an
estimated 400 million additional
bushels being added to the carry.
over.
Meanwhile. the possibility of
getting good farm legislation thru
Congress, which would help the
economy of eastern Montana's
No. | industry. agriculture, is
growing more remote because of
national trends. Where in 1910,
agriculture had approximately
one fourth of the total U. S. p0pu.
lation. it now is down to about
one-cighth. The upcoming census
in October may reveal the level
as decreased to about one.
twelfth, or less. The census also
is expected to reveal a decrease
OF nearly one million farms
throughout our nation. Naturally,
as the number of smaller farm.
ers Is chokcd off, the Secretary
of Agriculture can then point
with pride as he divides the
smaller number of farms into the
gross farm income and come up
with substantially larger per
capita income per farm. I only
hope that We can get our Con.
grcSSlOnal leadership to push az.
excessively tor good farm pro-
gram in 1860. somewhat similar
to our good wheat legislation
passed this year which would
have cut surpluscS by millions
of bushels. reduced costs of the
program by millions of dollars
and yet have maintained the level
Of farm income by provision of
30 per cent of parity This was the
bill which the lresidcat vetoed.
Airline Service
The CIVIL .tcrnnauiicS Board has
advised me /, has granted a mum.
Der of groups in Montana the
right to intervene in hearings con.
corning airline service from Re.
gina. SaSk. TO WilliSton and or
Mi"nt have urged the CAB to
route such possible airline Scrv.
ice from Regina to Willision,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

this past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester kcphart and son, OF
Tucson, Arizona. a brOther-in.law
Of Bob.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Glcnny
are back from Minnesota.
Mr., and Mrs Bob Dupras and
children from Rapid City. South
Dakota, are here spending a while
with Hubert Dupras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Miller lief,
Friday for South Dakota where
Keith will be a supervisory
anger.
Liz and Linda I.utz from Cul
i'Hnk spent the week end here
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Miner wen,
To Great Falls one day last week
and go, Mike and Elizabeth.
The Chamber of Commerce
held Ihcir meeting at the home
Of Fred SArrburnc one night las,
week.
Guests at the Les Schauf home
"re npa! Harrington and Mrs
N Poland from Granger. Wash
lg.On. They are old friends OF
Mrs Svhauf.
Ethel Martin and Lola Sauby
>pcn; last week end visiting a,
vac Ray Farrl> home
Mr., and Mrs Thomas n. Whit:
"nmb Of Ni>>oula spent the week
nd with their folks. the r. y
Woods. and Jimmy ard Lyle re
'urMch with them. They had been
'.>.tinI their grandparents the
last three weeks Russell remains
for the rest Of the summer
Jean Stewart went to Grca,
Fails for a week or two.
Phoebe Mahbncy left Tuesday
- >prAd while in MinOt. North
Dakota
E,>r S;cNr!tSOn returned Ia
Minnesota with her folks to visit
Bob Nchi>on from Tulsa. Okla
iona. has been visiting Billy Bis
Springs.
Mr. AID Mrs Ron johnson
spent Monday in Cut Bank.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Uhl. Sr.. ant
Mike from Cut Bank spent the
week end here.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
Area Dude Ranches
And Park Hotels
Receive Recognition

Bison Creek Dude RIA. 4,
ing Wolf Guest Ranrh. Glacier
Park RcSor, Hotel. Lake McDol.
aid Resort Hotel. Many Glacier
Resort Hotel. Rising sun Note.
Swift Current Motel ana Cabins
have received national rrrUIu.
ton in The new 1859 ,I.'!on Of
Duncan Hines "Nara'nIn Guid"
Just off the pres, and ~ ;lmr
Tor the summc. vacation season
They are the only resorts in
the Browning area. among t.lr
100 vacation places in 'lr | s
Canada. McxItn. the C.r.bbrr@
and Bermuda Recommended by
Duncan Hines
Roy II Park. ovrcu'ilr rIiru!
of the Duncan Hines Il,Itu,r.
Ithaca. y Y. the publisher, ,a!i.
We az" happy - give rrrugn.
ton 10 these establishment, by III
GLIDING them in a selected group
Each establishment listed j. oar
of about 10 in hundred. for gu.
li>'ing> represent only 10 per
cent Of the teal N th.> part of
the world"
Predicting the Creates, yaca
ton season III history. Park SAID
vacation travel should increase
by 10 TO - per cen, TIN, year
over last rn1r
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
FAMILY REUNION

\ family reunion was held Sun.
day. July -. al the VIM Brown
home ranch on Mix River fur
Mr. and Mrs Earl Stcwar, and
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Bird of Ever.
cit. Washington.
Attending were Mr. ald Ms
Thomas Cobc!l and family. Joe
Brown and family. Mr.. ani Mrs.
Leo Brown. Sr ard family. Mr.
and Mrs Sidney Brown and fam.
lily. MIR. and Mrs Sidney Brown.
Jr,. and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Einccn, Brown and family. Mr..
and Mrs Woodrow Brown and
family. Mr. and Mrs Rex lIoyi
and family. Mrs Rita Santana
and family and Mrs. Katherine
Brown and family
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
New Boat And Wafer Safety Laws
Require Several Safety Precautions

ny act OF the 1853 Legislature
the Montana boat law and water
safety regulations went into eff.
feet Immediately after being sign,
ed by the governor" Don l..
Brown, assistant director of Mon,
tana's Fish and Game Depart.
ment advised this week.
This Is set forth in Section 81
of the law. Because it was physi
cally impossible to license boats
before the licenses were actually
available, only this portion of
the law was withheld until July
L.. Brown stated. The safety
regulations were in effect. and
in full effect. as soon as the gov.
crnor signed the bill, he empha
sized.
Some boat owners have been
under the impression that no part
of the law or regulations go into
effect until July l. This just ap.
plies to boat licenses. or numbers.
Because of the tremendous
amount of preliminary work in.
volving printing and distributing
of licenses. they could no, pos.
Sibly be available until July |
or shortly thereafter
Boat registration numbers may
be obtained from any agcn, who
sells fish and game licenses in
the state. from any one of the
seven district department, offices
or from the central office in
Helena. As soon as the numbers
arc available from these sources
an announcement will be made
! and boat owners may obtain the
numbers as soon as possible after
they 60 on sale.
Regulations governing life pre-,
servers and fire eXtinguisherS
and other clauses are in effect
now and have been since Gov J.
Hugo Aronson signed the bill.
Boat owners also have been in
some doubt regarding the life
prescrvcrs and fire exvtinguish
crs. In order to comply with Mon
tana law no fire eXtinguiShel
without the National Board OF
Fire Underwater label will be
permitted. Such fire extinguish
ers shall be. at all times. kept in
condition for immediate and Of
fective use and be so placed a.
to be readily accessible. 4 two
and onc.half pound dry charge
type fire eXtinguishcr is yer.
adequate for motorbOats the dc
parimcnt advised. The Fish anc
Game commission was given tn,
authority to designate the typ,
of cxiinguishcr and so designated
the type on the recommcnda,io,
Of the state fire marshal. As I,
prcscrvcrs. the law requires tina
boats have either one life pre-
server. a buoyant vest. a rim
buoy or buoyant cushion f0
each person in the boat. These
prcservers must be of typ,
approved by the US. Coas
Guard. Each child - years o,
age and under must wear such
4 preserver when the vessel Is i,
motion.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

which would be of great service
and importance to our northeast
ern Montana area, and tie In with
the new "Hi.I.ine" air service by
Frontier as we'll as the loop into
Billings from Williston. Granted
right to intervene are the cities
and Chambers of Commerce of
Billings, Glasgow and Great Falls,
the Sidney Chamber Of Com
merce and the Richland County
Airport Commission. As I stress.
cd previously. the development
of airline service along Montana's
northern and eastern borders Is
of important and far.reaching
commercial significance.
Big Horn Dam
This may be the week Of de-
cision on an appropriation with
which construction can be start
ed on Big Horn dam south of
Hardin. This huge propect. so
vital to the extended economic
development of our Midland EN-.
pire. is expected to be considered
by a House.Senate Conference
committee about midweek. and
you may be sure I and the
other members of the Montana
Congressional delegation will be
cxcrting every effort possible to.
wards a favorable consideration
of our major public works prof.
Get.
lens.Rsnss Study
Along with two other Con.
grcssmcn. I am sponsoring legis.
lation. IIJR l34. which would pro.
vide for special research In.
quiry into the causes of chronic
unemployment in economically
depressed areas. We feel Con.
gress should take a l0ng.range
interest in the plight of the chyon.
ically unemployed and chronical.
~ depressed areas. I am convinc.
ed this type unemployment as a
by product of chronological ad.
vanccmcnt in industry Is a severe
threat to our national future. and
that Roadway in solving the prob
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

Norman Olson. who has bccI
employed IN tie mra, department
AZ Hu,ircys. has been transferred
10 the store n, Harlem. where he
has been promoted TO manager
In that department, Ike Nelson.
former cmployc in the mra, dc.
parimcni here and until 'vrral
months ago operator of a food
store here which he closed. has
replaced Olson.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23
STRAUSS REJECTED

In dramatic 1916 vote the
Senate rejected President Eiscn.
bowers nomination of Lewis l..
Strauss to be Secretary of Com,
mcrrc
The tense roll call in the pack.
cd S.'naic chamber capped q
battle in which Eisenhower put
his own prestige al stake with
about support for Strauss.
Strauss. former chairman OF
the Atomic Energy Commission
is the frs, cabinc, nominee to be
rejected by the Senate since 1928
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-07-23

Mr. ard Mrs G. l.. Murphy and
daughter Mrs Victor krcugcr.
of augusta. visited several days
last week a the Charles Gerard
home The Visitors are Mr. Ger.
ard relatives
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

at Ocean View. While there. the
children went fishing with their
grandfather, and Patsy beat them
all in the number of fish caught.
They returned Thursday through
the Hampton Roads Tunnel. They
also enjoyed visiting the James
town Festival Park.
Mrs Margie Ship, of Bealeton,
spent several days last week with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs w. c.
Key.
MI. and Mrs. Virginius Clements
and daughter. MI. and Mrs. Viii
son Throckmoaon and Mr. an
Mrs. Lewis Robertson and children.
all Of Richmond visited Mr. and
Mrs. George Robertson, Sunday,
and then attended the fellowship
supper at Moore's Church that
night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
chulo Items
Fellowship Supper
Enjoyed BY Moore's
W.S.C.S. And Guests

The Moore's WSCS sponsored a
fellowship supper on the church
lawn Sunday night Around so people
were present and enjoyed mingling
with old friends and past members
Of Moore's Church. DR.. John Max
we'll and Mrs Maxwell Of Farm
vile, We're present. He gave fine
sermon on Happiness
Mr. and Mrs Charles Utz Of
Follansbee, w va. arrived Satur-
day to spend week vacation
with her parents, the A. NJ bod
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Felts. Blan-
ton and David, and Miss Ramona
Dodson and her brother, Aubrey,
went to Deltayille Saturday, and
enjoyed a fishing trip on the Chesa
peake Bay. They had very good
luck
Guests III the T G Beasley home
over the week end were Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Allen, Of Lynchburg
They returned to their home Sun
day taking their three sons. Bert.
Thomas and Alfred, who had spent
the week with their grandparents
and cousins. John Beasley, of Rich
mond, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Beasley and son, her mother. Mrs
c. c. NeWcomb. of Burkeville. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs Raymond Cher
naut and Miss Eunice Chernault
were guests of Mrs. Peal Tucker
in Burkeville Sunday and attended
the Mclaughlin family reunion
The Ladies Bible Glass of the
Baptist Church met Monday night
with Mrs. J W. Coates
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dupuv
and Miss Suzanne Dupuy. Of Mar
tinsville, spent several days this
week with Miss Mary and R W.
Dupuy
Mr.. and Mrs. d B. Rice. Of
Ahoskie. N G.. visited her brother
in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Porterfield.
Our sympathy is extended to the
Harry Brnkleys in the death Of
their son, Harry. III. on August :.
Mrs. Parker Kantzler of Amelia
recently called on Mrs c. L Ift-
ing
M. and Mrs. Neal Bedinger and
Bob Bedlnger were overnight guests
Saturday of her sisters. Miss Ollie
Porterfield and Mrs Q. A Southall
Archer Sbuthall Of Richmond. Wa
also a week end guest.
Miss Mary Dupuy and Richard
Dupuy visited friends n Charlotte
Court House, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

her son. Howard, and grand
daughter. Miss Elizabeth NeWcomb,
also visited there.
From all reports. the S L. Nelson
family is really enjoying their trip
through several states and Canada
Miss Clarice Dale. of Richmond
spent the week end with the E. L.
Nearhoods.
We're very glad to report Miss
Mary Lee Warmer stood the OPP
eraton on her nose nicely. and is
now home
The j. W. Beasley family and
her mother, Mrs. r. b. Grandson,
spent the week with relatives near
Annapolis. Md They enjoyed boat
ing, fishing and Grabbing.
Sam and Silas Snow and Herman
visited several people in this Com
munity, Friday.
Miss Nellie Wilkerson spent the
week end with Mrs. Clyde Bow
man
Elmer Felts is a patient at Stuart
Circle Hospital
Mrs Thelma Warmer sister,
Of Hampton is her guest.
Mr. and Mrs R A. Smith visited
the Marvin WARMERS. Sunday
The four Lawrence brothers, JAP
Sam, Jim and Paul, accompanied
BY S. H. McMilllon, went to Mays
Head and Cape Hatteras, N G.,
last week. Due to bad weather, they
returned to Ocean View Jap Law
renee daughter. Mrs. Wayne Boil
linger, and her children, Pats y
and Douglas. stayed with relatives
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
WOrsham Roundup
Worsham Roundup
Homecoming Set August %
AZ Worsham Baptist Church

Sunday. August % will be Home
coming Day at the Worsham Bap-
nst Church with lunch on the
grounds The Rev James McGhee
VII be among the former pastors
who VIII speak at the meeting.
This is also the beginning of a
revival. The Rev. Johnny Hilliard
Of Fuquay Spring N. c.. will be
guest preacher starting Monday
night and throughout the week The
night services VIII begin at 7.45.
Mr. and Mrs.. John Shepard and
sons. Of Benham. Ky. We're week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Lane While here. they accompanied
The Lanes and toured Richmond
Nh and Mrs John Wilks. Lucy
Fay Wilks. Mrs F O. McQuarry
and Lucy Booth visited Monticello
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

Mr.. and Nlrs. Carlton Elan. o.
Bel Menus attended services
al Laurel HID Methodist Church a
Nariaa Sunday Mis- Clara Mistl
accompanied them They had din
aer with Nh and Mrs A F Mistl
and spent an enjoyable day there
NJ IS. James Hawkes. has returned
to lei home al Wilson's after spend
Ing some Tine With her sister Mrs
j + Booker who has not beer
Well Rer MANY friends TRUST She
may temperate rapidly.
The Rev Josepa Matthews con
dHet.d his regular service at Provi-
aenoe CAnch. Sunday The at
tendance WIS quite a0od It was .
vely busy max for the pastor after
tie Homecoming service at Gentle
Church Nils Joseph Matthews has
retHraed from North Carolina after
VISITING There for a week
MIS- q a. Gamer. OF Phila
del4hia came 10 visit Miss Birdie
Baaeh on Monday. She will stay
some tnre a+ d most welcome visi-
tor
b sase + f4ed TIL birds. They
are RA~ dear creatures
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Belon,a

The Rev Joseph Matthews has
returned home after spending 3
week at Massanetta Sunday he
conducted the service az Gentle
Church 1t was a Homecoming Day
there, and fortunately there Was
no rain. A large congregation en-
jOyed the service. and the delicious
dinner served on he church
GROUNDS
The Rev. Wilson NJ Slit NTs
Sutt, Susan and Jamie and small
brother are in Georgia OH Naca-
ton Ross Becton Of Amelia. Will
conduct the services during his ab
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Nichols
and Miss Karol Ivens, Of Newport
News. spent Sunday with MI and
Mrs E c. Nichols L vas Mr.
Nichols birthday
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Bell visited
Mr. and Mrs Merit B0wles IN Rich
mond. Sunday and BROUGHT their
son. Carlton, home after Waea
visit there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
Green Bay News
Miss Carrie Green
Visited At Hermitage
Methodist Home

Mrs Maude wilson. Mis- Mary
Lou Raiford and Mrs Leslie Nun
nally stopped by the Hermitage
Methodist Home on their way home
from Washington to visit Miss Car
re Green Ii i a beautiful home
and Carrie is very happy there
She would like to have more Of
her Green Bay friends visit her
Miss Mary Lou Raiford Graham
Raiford and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Wilson attended the funeral of
Harry Roseke in Holland. Tuesday
Harry was brother-in-laW, of Ora
ham Wilson He had been living
in Pompton Lakes. N j., for some
/ time
Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Robertson
and children visited Mr. and Mrs.
! C. T. Redd over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Bobby Redd and
children spent the week in War
/ rick with relatives
! Mr. and Mrs LinWood Holt of
| Midlothian, were Sunday guests of
| Mr. and Mrs J W. Nunnally. Other
week end guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Lindsey, of Richmond.
| Mr. and Mrs. Garrett visited rela-
tives in Buckingham, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Wilson left
/ for North Carolina Wednesday
| They will spend some time in the
\ Smokes.
Miss Lily Hardaway and Mrs.
H e e n Rand. Of Crewe, visited
friends in Green Bay, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trear. Mr.
and Mrs Jones and Mrs. Bratton
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Shinalt. Sunday
Mrs Harding George, of St. Louis,
Mo, is spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. G.. w. Palmer.
Mr., and Mrs. G. c. Looney spent
Tuesday in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Reynolds and
lighter, Alice. of Hunting
ton, w. Va, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Nunnally for few days.
They are en- route to Richmond
where they will visit other relatives
Mrs. Reynolds is the former Miss
Agnes Nunnally.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

Today's automobile headlights
can be seen easily by most anyone,
but many people don't realize that
pedestrians at night are much less
visible to the driver Of an oncom-
ing car. The Allstate Safety Cru
SADIE urges night walkers to cross
streets at lighted intersections when
ever possible.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-17
SWeefiqueffe

Gracious living is something all want to achieve but wnat
sometimes forget that this gracious living arrived at not
specific thing 1t is matter OF dozens
of little things all bound to make one simple put
elegant life Etiquette plays big part In gracious Vhg
and etiquette rules below "musts you
doing things the right way-and who doesnH -,
guests bring box Of candy should be opened ana
offered present there is box already open
selecting piece from candy dish or from the
original box always take the candy with its paper frln
polite hesitate in selecting piece OF candy nor
squeezed and then returned to the box
Serve assorted their lls; they are
easier handle and more festive looking
dinner party candy dishes are brought oni
the pantry and offered guests though candy dishes may
be of the table decoration.
At informal meals candy dishes table deco
ration during taken from the table served
in the usual way and returned to the dining table