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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
John Temple Graves
LABOR IS NOT A COMMODITY

The Records reader has jumped
wildly to an illiterate conclusion.
"A State-strangled city. . -
In the November Coronet Atlanta
is called "a shocking example of a
State-strangled CITY,"
There are many others, says Coro-
net, suggesting a bitter need of re-
apportionment of legislative repre-
sentation on a basis of population.
Even though the American ideal
is for representation by political
units as well as by population, the
hequity as between city and coun-
try is indeed a disgrace to the
democratic process.
Nowhere is it so bad as in At
lanta under Georgia's extreme
country unit system.
And nowhere is there so little
likelihood of remedy as in Atlanta.
where national-socialist minded
ness on race and economic ques-
tons so alienates and alarms
Georgia's dominant county people
that they oppose reapportionment
in absolute unyielding.
WEATHER RICHARD NIXON,
with all his lead and popularity,
could carry any Southern States re-
mains to be SEEN But I believe it
can be seen that Nelson Rockefeller
can't carry any On race, labor and
welfare state issues, he is so wrong
from this regions point of view
that things will grow worse for
him here before they grow better.
Because so much of Senator
Kennedy's popularity has been due
to his youthful good looks, it is worth
noting that these looks have changed.
He is no longer boyish. except for
the mop of hair. There is something
sallow and callow now, plus puff
ness.
WHEN YOU CONSIDER THAT
CHURCHILL, Macmillan and Hail
sham all had American mothers you
can believe therell always be an
England if America continues to be
the mother country.
Lord Hailsham, genius of the con-
sentative victory. is Southern
Democrat His American mother
was a Southerner and her sons
sympathies in his country have
been with Democrats of the South
ern ilk. whom, he describes in the
current U. S. News as very differ
ent from Fair Deal Democrats.
Conservatism in America. he
points out. is INSIDE" both parties,
not "symbolized' by single party.
THAT'S LIKE TRYING TO
MAKE lady of Liz Taylor ~ it's
too late now writes Tom Ander-
son in Farm and Ranch Of South
erners who propose to stay in the
Democratic Party and change it.
He wants third party to the tune
Of "grassroots uprising and spirit
ual rebirth' Tom should take it
from Lord Hailsham that a party
within the two existing parties spells
this uprising and rebirth.
| A third party spells division and
death.
AMONG OTHER THINGS CHAR
LES Van Doren hasn't been is very
intelligent. After all. why presume
a mind so crammed with informa-
ton has room for cerebration? Or
ethics, either?
More than a million acres of the
best American farm land are being
diverted to nonfarm uses every
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Houler

Clip from essay submitted by British
candidates for the Overseas School Certifi-
Gates Examination: Il was admitted TO the
Primary English Girls School at the age
of sim london Obastvef
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Fellowship Of -?
Lesson for November /, 1859

THE CHURCH u never called
L the Fellowship of believers" in
tho New Testament, but it Is often
called that. nowadays, by Chris
tians. There ID q good reason for
the name. The early church was
fellowship Of believers. This
means as the record shows US, that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30

the early Chris
tians were OF
"one heart and
SOUL" This does
not mean that
they thought
alike, for the
writer Of Acts
carefully avoids
saying they were
Of one mind. They
wora uuifod MT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Dispirifed

Just as the Federal Government an
nounced that the unemployment picture
was Frightening, Oklahoma voted to lay off
few thousand bootleggers.- News
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Don't Laugh Liberals Are Serious

tlpoff anyone could want as to what kind of
President the bumptious, fast-talking sena-
tor fro MINNESOTA would make
1t is time to think through the proposals
of these liberals who would have us buy our
chains with our own tax money.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Happy Hunter

HE was happy hunter, sportsman, 2
I farmer, lover of every living thing, af-
fable, CHEEKY, with keen sense of humor-
his passing leaves void in the hearts Of a
multitude of friends - Dancy McCraw.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30

Democratic Primaries is pledged to support
the Democratic Nominee in the General
election However, Attorney General Har-
rson has ruled to the effect that an unsuc-
cessful candidate in Democratic primary
may serve if elected by means of write-in
vote in the General election. This ruling has
produced some rumors, and uncertainties
for the Forthcoming general election.
1t is a fact, however that the primary
laws Of Virginia make ineligible voter
who participates in the Democratic primary
and votes against the Democratic nominee
in the General Election.
The Democratic party has provided ex-
cellent government in Virginia and most
Of its counties for almost century, and it
will continue through the loyal support Of
its Democratic voters. Democrats have NOM
mated their candidates in primaries in this
and the surrounding counties, it is now in
cumbent upon them to 60 to the polls on
next Tuesday and elect those whom they
nominated. Such is a right and duty.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Vote Tuesday,!

CTATE and County officers will be elect
- ed in the General election in Virginia
next Tuesday Nominations have been made
- Democrats by primaries, and Republl-
cans by conventions. Where the two parties
are strong the General election is active and
holly contested In areas where one party
predominates, as in Southside Virginia,
nomination in the Democratic primary IS
tantamount to election and only the habit
ually loyal Democrats bother to vote in the
General Election.
An unusual situation exists this year IN
this area, with several announced lndepend-
ent write-in candidates, and rumors OF
write-ins by voters for unannounced candl-
dates. In this circumstance, it would be
possible for the Democratic nominee to
fail of election, if a sufficient number of
Democrats failed to vote in the General
Election and there is substantial wrlte-ln
vote for either announced or unannounced
candidates.
A candidate or voter entering the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30

THE merger of the Norfolk & Western
L and Virginian Railways makes big bust
ness bigger in Virginia. Both coal carrying
railroads from the fields Of Virginia and
West Virginia to the year round sice free
port of Norfolk have been important in
Nirginias economy for many years. We re-
call when the Virginian was built about
1911 or ~ through Meherrin. it was said
that loaded gondola started in the coal
fields of West Virginia would coast to the
Norfolk docks, so perfectly graded was this
railroad. Whether that be true or not the
Nirginian roadbed is superlatively graded,
even though single track. With the merger,
the loaded trains can proceed over the Vir
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

pc que regresaron con Dime
do y Perry, eran Chris Craw-
ford, Barry Mckay y Earl Bu-
choltz. Ham Richardson va ha-
bia venido antes que sus COM
panerOs.
Olmedio declare que no tie
ne plan alguno para ell future
Immediate, a exception de des-
cansar y prepararse para ell
entrante curse semestral de
estudios de la Universidad. Pc
70 dijo que piensa jugar en-
ell importante torneo brita-
nico de Wimbledon este We
rano, y en- norteamericano de
Forest Hills, en- Nueva York.
Ell gran tenista peruano ex-
pres0 la esperanto de que ell
ano proximo Sc lie designe
tambien miembro del equipo
de los Estados Unidos para la
Copa Davis con ell fin de de-
fender al trofeo que conquis-
to este ano.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
SU PELO

Para conservar su pelo aseado.
laveselo o PIOJINA. Piojina asea
y hermosea Ell cabello; alivia picaxo.
mes y erupciones leves en- Ia cabeza
y en- ell cuerpo; cicatriza ampollas v
rajaduras en- los pies, destruye para.
sitos en- las cabeza y parties vellesas
Compre PI0JINA en- su botica.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

zando I'm balazo desde fuera
del area.
En- otros tres partidos cele-
brados en- esta triunfante gira
pOr ciudades mexicanas, al
Palmeiras ha vencido al To-
luca, por | a o; al Orc por
4 a l, y al Atlas por 2 a /.
En- ell encuentro de aver
los equipos presentaron las 81
gulenttes alineaciones:
Palmeiras-Valdir; Jorge,
Waldemar y Geraldo; Formi.
ca e Ivan; Julinho, ROMERO,
Pauline, America y Chinezin.
no.
Morelia-Tello; Segocia.
Martin y Flores; Pepito y He
rrera; Marzadal Innate, Carus.
LascareS y Buenrostro.
"A los 20 minutes del primer
tempo, Sptien substitute a
Tello. En- ell segundo tempo.
EMO substitute a ROMERO a
los l6 minutes; y Umama en-.
tro por Pepito y Diaz, por Una.
tie a los % minutes.
Palmeiras jugara SUI quinto
match, ell proximo jueves en-
Guadalajara contra ell equipo
Irapuato.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
CONTINUAL
INVICT0 EN- FUTB0L

MORELIA, Mexico, febrero
3. (UPI)-El once brasileno
Palmeiras continua invicto SUI
marcia por canchas mexica-
mas, habiendo logrado aver
domingo, SUI cuarto triunfo en-
otras tantas salidas.
FL equipo paulista domino
eompletamente al conjunto To-
cal Morelia, para derrotarlo
por dos COLES a cero, a pesar
de la actuacion, generalmente
buena, de los locales.
Ell encuentro comenz6 mas
o menos en- igualdad de con-
dlciones, pero inmediatamen-
te que los visitantes comenza-
ron a trastear ell bal0n y a uti-
liar passes rasantes y vertigo
nosos, Sc apoderaron del do
mimic territorial y embotella-
ron a los morelianos.
FL primer tempo termino
uno a cero. Ell tanto fue rea-
llzado por conducto de Anne
rico, quien remat0 fuerte I'm
servicio de Chinezinho. Este,
con sus rapidas arrancadas, Sc
convirtio en- la figura princi-
pal del partido, Tambien Sc
destacaron en- la labor de con-
lunto, Formiga y Julinho.
En- Ell periodic complement
tario, Paulinho anot6 ell Sc.
sundo tanto brasileno, Ian
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
B OK 0

NEW YORK, febrero 3.-(U,
(UPD-Ray "Stugar" Robin
son anlncio intempestivamente
"Quiero pelear con Archie Moo
re en- vez de Carmen Basilio".
FL campeon middleweight de
SO amos de edad solto esa bonn
ba en- ell mundo pugilistico po-
cas- horas antics de su senalada
c%onferencia con Truman Glib
son, de- GLIB, sobre una defen-
sa de SUI titulo contra Basilio.
"Qulero pelear con Moore
porqJe es la meior attraction
del boxeo ahora mismo" expli-
co Robinson "Y no me senti-
re contento hasts que game la
corona light heavyweight, mi
tercera".
Sugar Ray fue campe6n well
ter antes de ganar la corona
middle. Trato de ganar ell THU
10 lighl-heavyweight a Joey Ma.
kim ell Is DIT JUNO de 1852; pc
70 fue superado por una tenn
peralura de mas de 40 grades
c en- ei Yankeke Stadium y per
do por knkocou' tecnico en- Ell
dacimocuarto round.
Robinson anadio: "Puedo ALL
mental hasta 1888 para ell com
bate con Moore, y Archie, ma.
turalmante, tendria que bajaI
al Unite de las It's libras para
defende, su corona. No, mi titu'
10 no estara en- disputa".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
RECHAzAN ACUSACI0N
De LA .URSS
Rvsia y Bulgaria Sc Nesaron q Jusar con
la China Noeionolisto

SANTIAGO, Feb. 31UPD-La Federaciona
Chilena de Basquetbol rechazo a raiz de las medi-
das tomadas contra ella en- Ell 1ltimo campeonato
mundial de csc deporte.
Russia y Bulgaria Sc negaron a jugar con ell
equipo de China Nacionalista, aduciendo que no
representaba a ninguna naci6n, y ell Comite Orga-
nizador del Campeonato les quito todos los pun
tos ganados en- Ell torneo.
Los Sovieticos ganaron todos los partidos jul
gados en- la rueda final y lutheran conquistado ell
Campeonato 81 Sc hubiesen presentado contra Chi
ma Nacionalista.
La Delegation rusa expidi6 aver una declara-
cion en- la que ataco a la Federation International
de Basquetbol y a la Federation Chilena, sostenien-
do que ell Campeonato-ganado finalmente por Bra
sil-correspondia a la Union Sovietica y que esta-
ban considerable re~tirarse de la entidad internacio.
nal.
En- una larga r~espuesta publcada hoy, la Fe-
deracion Chilena dice que Russia "carece de una do
cumentacion valida que lie permita %justificar una
actitud ~contraria a las normas mas elementales de
~, caballerosidad deportiva.'
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
Joe Becerru es
ell FuVorito Para
Ia PeIed de Hoy
"PGsiI del Mes,
Don Jordan

LOS ANGELES, febrero A.
UPI)--El peso gallo mexicano,
Joe Becerra, es ell favorito de
los cronistaS de box del sur de
California para la pelea a diez
rounds que sostendra con Ell tia
hano Mario D'Agata en- ell Audi
torio Olimpico.
La Association de Cronistas hi
20 la election por I'm vote de
seis a tres.
En- cambio, opin6 que seis vo-
tos contra dos que ell campe6n
gallo de California Boots Mon
roe vencera al mexicano Jose
"Tluco' Lopez, en- ell combate
que efectuaran ell pasado en- ell
estadio de la Legion, en- Holly
wood, por ell titulo de America
del Norte.
La Association nombro "Pugil
del Mes" de enero a Don Jor-
dan, campeon mundial de peso
welter, por SUI victoria obre ell
mexicano Alvaro Gutierrez.
Como pelea del mes fue elegi-
da la que gano Mauro Vasquez
a Gil Cadilli, por puntos de diez
rounds, en- Ell estadio de la Lee
gion.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

A Sugar Ray sc lie pregunto
81 tena un contrato con bout
revancha con Basilio antes de
su bout del Is de mario en- ell
Chicago Stadium, en- donde Ray
recapturo la corona de las 100
libras de Carmen.
"No senior" manifesto Ro.
binson declare:
"Hombre, ESQ es 10 primero
que oig0 de este. Els realmente
algo bueno de pensar, ino es
verdad7"
Kao Kearns, manager de
Moore. de AZ o As amos, por
POGO Sc cae cuando escucho la
notic,a. Dijo. "Esto es 10 mejor
que podria ocurrir, los dos vie
jos maestros del ring Moore
y Robinson en- un bout cham
rionable. Tienen TODD 10 nece-
sario para I'm match de I'm mi
Hon de dolares."
Pero, ino estan Kearns y
Nick Troilo, de Filadelfia, ne
gociando un bout en- Londres
o Toro0to con ell ingles Henry
Cooper nuevo campeon del
lmperio Britanico?
Isl, estamos hacienda ESQ"
dijo jack. Pero no hay apurc
particular por ell bout Moore
Cooper Cooper tendra que es.
perar, pues tiene que curarse
las heridas que recibi6 al ven
cet a Brian London los otros
J dias." "
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
Lego con Trofeo de la
Cop0 Davis Ell Equipo
de los Esfddos Unidos
DIER0N LA B|ENVENtDA A LOS ATLETAS

LOS ANGELES, febrero 4.
(UPI)-El equipo norteame-
ricano ganador de la Copa
Davis en- ell Torneo Interna-
cional de TENTS, lego anoche
de regreso de Australia con
ell trofeo que conquisto ALI.
En- Ell Aeropuerto Interna-
cional Sc congregaron mas de
$50 personals para dar la bien-
venida al captain Perry Jones
y los miembros del team, GU
20 heroe fue ell peruano Ale
jandro Olmedo. Una banda de
20 musicos d ella Universidad
del Sur de California, de las
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

que Olmedo es alumno, saIu-
do al peruano con ell himno
de la Universidad.
Tambien acudio a recibir a
Olmedo ell Consul General del
Peru, Julio Ego Aguirre.
Entire la multitud que aguar.
daba en- ell Aeropuerto habia
I'm gran numero de muchachas
estudiantes, que interceptaron
ell paso de los tenistas para fe-
llcitar personalmente a su
companero de estudios, autor
de la victoria norteamericana
en- ell fameso torneo.
Los otros miembros del euui
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
Hacen Duras Crlticas al
Depto. de Estado y la
Ass. At|etiea Amateur
EqUipo de Estudos Unidos Vencido
FdciImente por Rusiu y Brasil
PSC. k-DARI0 Las AMERICAS
POr H GOLDSMITH

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 - UPD Ell Sena.
dor Republican, Homer Capehart, que a nadie cede
ell paso en- materia de orgullo nacional, elevo hoy
su voz de protesta contra la Ultima humiliation in.
fluida a un natural del EstadO de Indiana: La derro-
ia del equipo de basquetbol de Estados Unidos por
ell team russo.
Capehart, Senador por Indiana, blonde ell bas-
quetbol eS POGO menoS que una religion, Sc quejo
ante la augusta camara alta de que Estados Unidos
no hizo "loS preparativos adecuados' para ell recien-
te campeonato mundial de baSquetbol en- Santiago
de Chile.
Ell equipo norteamericano a csc campeonato
fue tornado con veinticinco voluntarios de la Fuer-
"a Aerea y enviados a Santiago a jugar con los me
jores aficionados de otros paises.
Gano cuatro encuentros y perdio ante Brasil y
Rucia.
Brasil gan6 Ell campeonato despues que los ru-
SOS, que iban a la cabeza, Sc negaron a jugar con
los Chinos Nacionalistas, en- razon de que para. ellos
los chinos nacionalistas no existen.
Los directories del equipo norteamericano han
dicho que tuvieron que enviar a Chile un c~onjunto
de segunda %categoria, porque los mejores ~jugadores
del pals estaban ocupados en- la competencia inter-
colegial y de la Union Atletica Amateur. Anadie-
ron que las autoridades norteamericanas incluso pu-
sieron avisos en- los diarios pidiendo jugadores.
Algunos j~ugadores de la postre hicieron Ell viaje.
DiJeron, pero nj siquiera eran ~titulares en- suS equi-
pos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

Los ANGELES, febrero 4.
(UP)-El Departments de
Estado y la Association Atle-
tica Amateur de los Estados
Unidos, fueron criticados hoy
por la selection del equipo
que representa- a los Estados
Unidos en- ell Campeonato Nun.
dial de Basketball de Santiago.
"Sin consular a la Liga In
dustrial Nacional de Basket
ball, la Liga Amateur mas
fuerte del mundo, eligieron a
un equips de la fuerza aerea
que fue acknowledgements de-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

rrotado por Russia y Brasil"
dijo Alex Hannum, Director
Tecnico de los Vickers de
Wichita. que juega en- la men,
cionada.
'Estoy SECURE -anadi6-
que los rusos aprovecharan
g%randemente en- SUI propagan-
da ell hecho de que nos derro-
taron en- ell deporte que in
vent6 Estados Unidos."
Hannum hablo en- la reu-
MON semanal de jlos cronis-
tas de basketball de Califor-
mia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
cIdroGon
de A. OImedo

LOS ANGELES, efbrero A.
(UPI)-El peruano Alexandra
Olmedo, que gano la Copa Da-
Wis de TENS para los Estados
UnidoS, declare hoy que no ha
pensado aun en- ell Torneo de Te-
mis- de los Juegos Panamerica-
nos de este verano, en- ell cual
puiza Sc lie pida que trate de
veneer a sus companeros norte-
americanos del equipo que fue
a Australia.
Peru no tiene equipo de la
COpa Davis, y como Olmedo ha
vivido cinco amos en- los E.U.
estaba en- condolences de parti-
cipar en- los partidos de la Copa
Davis en- representation de este
pals.
Pero los Juegos Panamerica-
nos son harina de otro costal,
y Olmedo pudiera constituir por
81 solo TODD un equipo peruano,
pasi que Sc espera tenga repre-
sentacion tambien en- otros de-
portes en- dicho torneo.
FL joven as tenistico dijo que
no tiene plan alguno para tor
neo alguno, fuera de los cam
peonatos de Wimbledon en- In
glaterra en- JUNO proximo.
Los Juegos Panamericanos co.
miezan en- Chicago, ell q de ages
to.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
RUEv0 RECORD De SALT0
TRIPLE En- Russia

LoNDRES, febrero ;. -
(UPD-Rodio Moseu anun-
clio que eI estudioate sovie-
tieo, oIes Fedoseyev, esto'
bIeeio un nuevo record mum
dioI de soIto triple en- piste
eubierto con 1880 metros.
la marco anterior perte'
neeio @ Evseny Chen. tam
bien russo, con 1856.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
1900 D6Iores Ganord
en- Pr6ximo Temporddo|
Ceped0 con "Gigonfes"
CEPEDA FUE DESIGNADO NOVATO DEL 1881

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, febrero a (UPD. Ell peri6dieo "I
Imperfect inforn1a hoy que Orlando cepeda, de los "ciqontes" de
Son Froneiseo, firm6 y eonfnafo con Ell equipo para la femporada
de 1859.
FL dHario Pverorriqveno dice que cepedu penibhd U n sveIdo
onUoI de 1900 dolores Sc hubfu informodo que los "cioon,es"
ofreefun $4,000 dolores a So iniciuLTo.
cePedo, del Club San JUon, de Ia Ggo local. fve desienudo
Novofo del Ahe 1883 en- la Ligu NoeionoL
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
JAI-ALAI
SeIeeeiones de Epifanio
JUEvEs, 5

JUEVES, FBBRERO
1--Benito-Quintana, S~olana.Ibar,
Arratibel-Salsamendi
2-Arratibel-Ibar, Francisco-Mu-
guerra II, Ubeda.D Domingo.
3-Quintana, Andoni, Pablo.
+Solozabal, Isidoro, L~arranaRa.
5-Isidoro-G uarita, Solana-Churru
6-Gregorio, Solana, Carlos.
Solana-Mendive, Francisco.
Arrarte, .Arratibel-D omingo.
8-Pist6n J.. Urcola, Guara.
9-Echeverria, Guarita, Solozabal.
10-ECHEVERR1A CHURRUCA, So.
ozaba-Larrahaga, 0rbea-Aragistain.
Observation-Disclosures, Solozabal
Guarita, Isidoro.Aragistain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

SELIG Danish Import Chairs in choice Of
decorator upholstery. Reg. $40. Now 80.
DRExEL Walnut Dresser, mirror, chest
and double bed; 4 pieces complete.
Reg. 34295. Now 274.
WEST MICHIGAN oil walnut 72-inch
dresser, mirror, chest and double bed.
pieces complete.
Reg. SSO5. Now 800.
ROYAL LOUNGE Decorator Foam Rubber
Sectional Soto; custom made to your
order. Reg. SSH. Now ATS.
PAUL MecoBB Occasional Lounge Chair;
plastic upholstery Reg. S69. Now S..
DRExEL "ProfiIe" Dining Group F.. ex-
tension table with 3 Leaves, 4 side and z
arm chairs and buffet in walnut and
pecan. Reg. $500. Now ATS.
HERMAN MILLER Nodded Fibereloss o.
cosionoI Chair with chrome pedestal base.
Reg. SIS. Now ~.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18

Sgt. and Mrs. Irwin Kuehn and
boys, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Wick
and family and Paula Strom, were
Sunday dinner guests at the Albert
Noah home.
Girard Homemakers Club will
meet Tuesday, November 18th al
the Wick home in the valley,
There will be a noon luncheon
with members bringing salad OF
dessert. We will plan our Christ
mas party.
Marvin and Mary Zieske OF
Williston were week end guests at
the Daniels home.
The Con Simonsen family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Moore of
Trotters, N. OAK, were Sunday
dinner guests at the Darrell Goebel
home in Sidney. That same eve
ming, the Dan Anderson family
called at the Simonsen home.
We congratulate Jack and Flor
ence Conroy who are the proud
grandparents and Don and Marilyn
Conroy, who are rejoicing over
the arrival of a new baby girl.
Girard Farmers Union met Sum
day at the Bill Baue home After
a delicious dinner, plans were
made for the Christmas meeting
to be at Girard Hall December Is
with turkey dinner at noon. There
will be the usual gift exchange
and short program. Reports were
also heard from our delegates to
state convention.
The community is buzzing with
the ~rehashing of the play "In
Walked Judy" given at the hall
Saturday night to a capacity
The cast is continuing
this week in prepara-
ton for the performances at the
NYA Hall Friday night and at the
Lambert Gym Saturday night,
Is and II.
MI. and Mrs. Jerry Simonsen
and son Of Great Falls visited over
he weekend at their parental
homes; the Ruben Simonsens and
Dave Kerbels.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18

Mrx Martin Lake left on Sun
day even1ng enr Chinook, where
ne Win be caring for her grand
dauo hters, while Mrs. Ruffatc
undefBoes surgery.
There win be a radio dinner al
the LAlorde Hotel in Sidney on
Thursday evening in the interes.
of q Christian radio station in this
area.
The school band students were
measured for uniforms this past
week. We have looked forward
to the realization of this dream
for quite some time and are happy
to announce at this time the goal
has almost been reached. We
appreciate the cooperation of the
entire community in this venture
and hope you will be al proud
al we are.
Don't forget to attend the play
'Tn Walked Judy" given this Sat-
urday evening, Nov. 14th by the
Girard home talent group. A
lunch will follow the play, both
being sponsored by the Band
Mothers.
Roger Williams, who is attend
ing college at Havre, spent the
weekend here visiting home
folks.
The Earl Grows returned last
week from a hunting trip and
two days spent with their son
Lloyd and family in Glendive.