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Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Smith
drove to Mobile, Ala. Sunday to
visit with Mr.. Smiths daughter,
Mrs. irwin Mccoy and family.
They returned on Monday night.
Mr.. Harvey Baine III and fam
ily spent the weekend with Mr..
Baine's mother. Mr.. H. j. Baine.
They returned to Memphis on
Sunday.
Little Dee Roberts was a recent
patient in the Lexington Hospital
Ind we r glad she is now up
and around.
Miss Marie Faggio visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maggie over
the weekend. Miss Maggie Is now
living In New Orleans.
Mr.. Jimmy Cunningham and
Mr.. John Cunningham, of Mem
phis were in Tchula on Saturday.
They came to attend the funeral
If Mr.. Les Johnson of Lexington.
We are sorry tohave to report
that Mrs. Charlie Wade is a pat
lent also in the Greenwood hospi-
tai. We wish her aspeedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Barrett.
accompanied by Mr.. Hal Barrett,
and Mr.. Jim Barrett and family
drove to Camden on Sunday to at
tend a Birthday party for Mr..
Barrett's mother. Mrs. r. F. Bar
rett. 1t was Mrs. Barretts Goth
birthday, and it was celebrated
with an open house and family re-
union. There were $50 guests that
registered. She had three brothers
present that were 81, Sc, SO years
Of age. Mrs. Barrett was honored
by the T. V. Program 1T Could
Be You" with two dozen roses,
sent to her for the occasion.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
If your house
burns down.

If your home should burn,
it is still going to cost you a
lot more than you probably
think it will to rebuild it or
buy a new house.
Don't keep thinking about
what your house cost you in
the first place, maybe years
ago. Building costs and home
values have risen greatly in
recent years. Think: how
much would it cost me to du-
plicate it tomorrow?
If you are like the average
home owner, you are still
probably way under insured
and should talk to us mighty
soon (maybe this minute)
about increasing the amount
of your fire insurance cover
age.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26

BY Mrs. Henry Forrest Flemming
written from the Greenwood
Leflore HospitaD
NEW ARRIVAL
AT FLEMING HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forrest
Flemming r proud to announce
the arrival of a son, Charles
Stephen, on February 18th, at
the Greenwood Leflore Hospital.
Lame. 7. Forrest, S, and David,
"a. join their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest c. Flemming
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Phillip
Crull of Greenwood In welcoming
their little brother.
On February 18th Mrs. John T.
Parker was admitted to the Green
wood Leflore Hospital. Her condi-
ton is improving daily.
Dismissed from the Greenwood
Hospital this past week was Mrs.
Ana Adcock.
Mr.. Cecil Spivey is home from
Jackson's st. Dominic Hospital.
Everyone is glad to hear he is
getting along SO nicely.
HID CLUB MEETS ON FRIDAY
Sixteen members of the Home
Demonstration Club met Friday,
Lsnhsa,ovu, O0+h {o+h0 A0-.o sc NExo
c. G.. Griffin. with Miss Mary
Harpole, Home Agent, present.
Following the devotional from St.
John and the business reports,
Miss Harpole showed a film on
Kitchen Planning" The hostess
served a delectable sandwich
plate.
Mrs. S. r. Hungerford. III of
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Gases Tried In
Court

Eliborig v. Lerma, Sidney, for
feited a sic bond for failing tc
stop at a stop sign.
LAIR j. Tveit, Route i, Fair
view, forfeited a $40. bond for no
SO reg. plates and improper turn
indicators involving a 2 car acct
dent.
Lester F. Stradtman, Cart
wright, N. Oak, paid a $40. fine
for no drivers license.
Lester L. Christopherson, Miles
City, Mont, forfeited a SIS. bond
for exceeding the SO m.p.h. truck
speed.
Fines and bond forfeitures for
exceeding the AS m.p.h. restricted
speed zone:
John c. Martin, Sidney, SIS.
Robert j. Putnam, Sidney, SIS.
Wayne L. Adler, Sidney, $40.
Arthur A. Rhodes, Walnut
Creek, Calf. $40.
Viggo o. Andersen, Great Falls,
$40.
Ramon NJ. Alva, Sidney, $40.
Edward L. Ross, Glendive, SIS.
Loyal D. Lester, Sidney, $40.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
CIVIL AIR.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE -

which will create vacancies that
will require local recruitment in
the Houston area. The annual SAL
airy of personnel of Civil Air Patrol
headquarters exceeds S750,0OO
ia of a million) annually. Over a
hundred families will be added to
the Houston area as a result Of the
move.
Assigned to the CAP-USAF
headquarters are small Air Force
liaison staffs located at eight CAP
regional headquarters and in
each state and u. S. territory.
These liaison units carry out the
work of the headquarters in the
field. Their job is to help CAP
accomplish its various voluntary
missions by facilitating procure
ment of surplus supplies, COM
munication equipment, light air
craft, training materials, vehicles,
etc. They also look after CAPS
airlift requirements in connection
with special Air Force-CAP pro-
rams and handle a variety OF
other matters. None of the liaison
personnel will be affected by the
move to Ellington Air Force Base.
The forthcoming move to Texas
will be the second time in Civil
Air Patrols 18-year history that
the headquarters will be located
in the Lone Star State. Two years
after it was activated on December
/. 1S41. CAP transferred from the
Office of Civilian Defense to the
Army Air Forces and shifted
headquarters from Washington to
New York City. In April 1945,
CAPS headquarters was moved to
Fort Worth, Texas, and placed UNI
der the AAF Training Command
Less than a year later it was re-
moved from Training Command
control and returned to Washing
ton. The headquarters has been
operating out of Boiling AFB since
February, 1916.
Last January l the headquar-
tiers was transferred from the
administrative control of Head
quarters USAF to the Continental
Air Command, which has its head
quarters at Mitchell ALB, Long
New York. The change
vas made because ConAC has the
responsibility for reserve training
and other civil liaison matters in
addition to coordinating search
and rescue activities and domes-
ic emergency operations in the
inland regions of the u. S. These
functions comprise some of CAPS
primary voluntary missions and
,ould be better facilitated under
supervision.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Vital Statistics
Marriage License

Richard E. Goldsmith, Savage
and Mary L. Putnam, Sidney June
25.
Henry Underwood, Sidney, and
| Naome E. Donaldson, Great Falls
June 25.
Ira Bob Place and Joy Marie
| Olson both from Williston, June
81.
William E. Barber, and soma
Jean Benson both of Sidney, June
20.
Mrs. Howard G. Shelley, Wat
ford City, N. Oak, girl June %
Mrs. George Haverluk, Sidney,
girl, June 26
Mrs. Dora Mae Christensen,
Fairview. boy, June rs.
Mrs. Jerry Babb, Richey, girl,
June &c.
Mrs. Henry Engivicht, Bloom
field. girl, June %.
Mrs. Donald Shearer, Glendive,
boy, June %.
Mrs. w. B. Danner, Sidney, boy,
June %.
Mrs. Harry Smith, Sidney, girl,
June 20.
Mrs. HUI Williamson, Sidney,
girl, June 29.
Mrs. Florentino Briones, Fair
view, boy, June 80.
Mrs. Eden Kemmis, Sidney,
girl, June 80.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01

The Youth Crusade under the
direction of Victor Etienne youth
evangelist and ventriloquist from
st. Paul, Minnesota will continue
in the Assembly of God Church
in Sidney through Friday and all
of next week, Monday through
Friday. A good turnout was on
hand to welcome Victor and his
red headed dummy on Monday
night. Vic and Terry hold the
attention of everyone both young
and old.
Victor is repeatedly one of the
outstanding ventriloQuists of the
day. He has been approached by
the entertainment world to sell his
talents, but he prefers to use
them in youth work as he is now
doing. Although there is an ele-
ment of entertainment in his
work, yet his work is not strictly
entertainment. Pastor McNutt re-
ports that the young folk come
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
SAVAGE CHURCH
PICNIC SUNDAY

The Savage Congregational
Church is having its annual church
family picnic this Sunday follow
ing church services, according to
Robert Seeve, Moderator. Church
Services will be at 11:00 am. this
Sunday with a Pitch In Picnic
following. The Crane Congrega-
tional Church families are also
cordially invited. Mrs. Lillian Lar
son is President of the Women's
Fellowship; Charles Nelson, Chair
man of the trustees; Chris Bach,
Chairman Of the Deacons.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
AT HARRY
CLARK HOME

Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs.
Helen Regain honored Miss Ann
Hess and Mrs. Charlie Mathison
at a lis luncheon given at Mrs.
Clark's home last Saturday. Miss
Hess vas visiting at the home of
her brother Al Hess, and the
Mathisons have just returned from
an extended vacation.
Luncheon appointments were
laid for twelve guests at the at
tractively appointed luncheon
tables. The afternoon was spent
socially and gifts were presented
to the honored guests.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
MARKET REPORT"
YELLOWSTONE LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY

Total Cattle Receipts Today ---. 300
Total Receipts Last Week .-----..339
Total Receipts Same Week
ear ago
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
CLYDE GIBBS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE II

view the past two weeks, where
Mrs. Gibbs has been teaching at
the vacation Bible school. They
were to leave for home today.
Tentative plans are for church
services at Laurel, with graveside
rites and burial in the Sidney
cemetery.
The Cloyd Gorder mortuary
will be in charge of local arrange
mentS.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
sToCKERs g. EIDE
SUGGESTIONS & REMINDERS

Remember that u after hour
depository includes an envelope
deposit = come in and inspect this
new installation. Membership in
the Montana Grain Growers Assn.
is $40. which includes a subscrip-
ton TO the Wheat Scoop Maya
zine write the Wheat Scoop,
p. 0. Box IL. Great Falls for more
information. The good rains have
greatly improved crop prospects =
remember 10 check with the o. L.
Anderson Agency at the Sidney
National. for a choice of reliable
Hail companies.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
SIDNEY CASH A
Farmers Nero. and Cccident
Wednesday Noon Quotations:
Other Wednesday Markets

Cream: No. /, per ID. b-fat. S 81
Top Hogs. 100 = 23O BIS .---Sl3.75
Heavy Hogs. go : 30 lbs. ...s12.75
1t. W.T.. 6oWs, under 300 lbs. Sl1.0O
Evening star., 1959-06-28
MUDD REALTORS
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY


LA PLATA-230 A. adjoining Linda
City. Frontage on 2 roads. ready
now to subdivide. Very low price
on this.
WALDoRF-s4 A.. corner. lons
frontage on . key roads. Pleasant
farm home and buildines; near
town Values will increase rapidlyi
$4,000 or buy less . acres and
buildings for $4,000.
MECHANICALLY - Large going
eeneral store. good warehouse
space, spacious lower fir. for tav.
ern and slots. ASkins $4,000
These and many other investments
farms, commercial listings at ouI
new once next to American Lesion
Home on Route sol. La Plata, Md
C. LOUISE cox. WE. 4-s4s4
NR BOILING FIELD, two, o-unii
apts.. l bedrm. ca. income S4.s0O
yr. FLA financed. owners leavina
perm. for Calf. win sac. Cal
NE. s-65S0.
NOKESvILLE, near Manassas, IS
miles from d. c. on Route 2s-
House with . apartments upstairi
with all city convenienees. ant
store on 81 hoor on large lot, ad
joining MeMICHAELL SERVICE
CENTER. CT Box 266-Y. Star. 2s'
Evening star., 1959-06-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY

NEAR HARPER's FERRY in Nd. ..
on Route 340--s-room brick home,
pond, barn, garages on 2ha acres
and separate store BLDG; Sa,a50,
EN- 3-77Tb nps
Evening star., 1959-06-28

10000 SO. FIT

Near 9th and Mass ave.
NV. 2-story building with
separate warehouse In rear,
OF Soft. alley. Store and
ofiiees, air conditioned.
zoning CO., excel. location
for: Printing. plumbing,
heating, furniture firm,
catering service. dental lab,
mail order, automobile
access, prec. instrument,
etc. Reasonable rent. For
further info. and inspec-
ton, call Fred Metzger with
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO..
Realtors, ST. $1,000 or CO.
6-3372, ewes.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
HOUSES TO BUILD

ARCHITECT-BUILDER viii design
q home to fit your needs and Gus
tom build 1t on your lot. EM. g.
1907.
LOT OwNERs-No money down on
beautiful architect design, 3 or T.
bedrm, home. CL. 6-4S63.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
WAREHOUSES .. FOR RENT OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT

NEW; Indust. Kensington, $1,000
yr. income, 6,3O0 sa. II, Unlimited
load, ample parking: OIL. 2.0676.
NEW, IND. KENsINGTON, 1870
81. H.. Si7b mo. $500 80. IT,,
SSSe m,a.d no; I:s6 3e lTss Oasaa otss law un'
Evening star., 1959-06-28

HOUSEHOLD FURN. STORAGE
short lease; b,000-7,00O SO. It.
| Call Mrs. ways, NO. 1885.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
STORES FoR RENT
EXCELLENT SHOPPING
HERNDON. VA.

1lGktkNA<A(1N, th,
SHOPPING CENTER INQUIRIES fol
leasing OF stores TO be constructed
on strategie commercial site Of
over 10 acres on Chantilly Air.
port side OF Herndon are invited
from principals. Our client will
build. The development OF Worlds
largest International Airport In
close proximity with easy access
means new buying power from
thousands of incoming femilies
holding permanent positions In
the area soon. Chain stores, bank,
theatre and personal service stores
to cover over 900 n. frontage
will be needed. Apt. houses to BE-
built on rear OF project soon
Consult with DAVID GILBERT
M. T. BROYHILL g. SONS
REALTORS, 1910 Lee Hwy. Arl.
ia, 4-l300 Ewes, Sun IA, 2-7S2a
IDEAL FOR ELECTRONICs or hi-f
distributor, This new store and
modern ofices are offered for the
first time, located IN the heart OF
the electronlcs area: parking. Call
LEE HARRIS, NO. 7.lel9: OF
nights. WO. 6-7sl7.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

COLLEGE PARK, opposite univ -
Sa.o60 70 $i,0dO viii bring SOD
mo. in is years. Walk TO shop,
bus, schools home with income
CALL WA. T:ls42 until 2 today;
HERNDON- -CHANTILLY
This bargain priced industrial
acreage on railroad frontage near
Chantilly Airport Is In center Of
a.npsrpH Msrnd9n' Sew. Sever asnd assnd Nv water A
The coming boom Adjacent to to- mi,
fast building. largest international
airport in the world, Is certain Il
increase the value Of your invest.
ment, consistent with the de.
mands Of the thousands OF perma.
nent employes. Excel terms. Con.
suit with DAVID GILBERT. Com
mercial Dept.
M. r. BROYHILL g. SONS
IA i.iSoo Ewes. sun. IA. s.7sss
HEART OF GEORGETOWN 2
story brick: 4 furn apts., air
cond. Excel. opportunity for own
er 70 combine his own LYING
900. substantiai O"ts cash re; REQUIRED.
Please write Box 6b-T. Star.
kALORAMA-Rooming X house. .
csoies SfSd%s teI%s RlHs oG SsD sSHsaos aH. $4,000
MT. PLEASANT sT.--lst CONNER
eial: Q bedrms.:. new furniture
newly decorated; fully rented. In
come over $500 per mo-: net over
$4,000 value for fantastic S13,-
hnO No trlfarN DE o.alnh
Evening star., 1959-06-28
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

NEW; InduSt. Kensington. $1,000
yr income. $500 50. II Unlimited
load, ample paTking; OIL. 2-6616.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
TORTURE FOR ENTERTAINMENT

II you failed to 9" Want To Live, shown at
the Ritz Theater this week. then you missed of
the most reasm-flled movies screened in quite soTr
time.
If you watched the proceedings of Barbara Ora
ham. the woman condemned to the gas chamber for
murder and failed to have teardrop or two fill the
rims of your eyeds then wouldn't want to have to
depend you for sympathy.
Many people came away convinced that capital
punishment means more than IAN eye for an eye and
tooth for tooth" For the first time, many people
had chance to observe that capital punishment means
taking away from individual the thing tht
cannot be returned - life.
From the start the mood set and only the
constant prolongng of the execution tended to dis
tract.
observed to the wife - from when seek
entertainment it will be in the form of entertainment.
There is enough activity in everyday living that is
depressing without seeking Oppressive movies for
tertainment. But maybe John Q. Public learned some
thing from this movie
knew it a run-of-t he-nose type movie before
went so | guess | must have been like the fellow
walking down the street with fifth of whiskey in his
hand who remarked to his friends - boy, I'm sure
going to feel bad in the morning"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
A Program Of Progress
For Tabor City"
BY HOWARD HARRISON
Mayor of Tabor City

A program of transacting the affairs
OF the Town on a busneSs-b basis, with the
welfare of the towns citizens as its oh
JectlTe, has proven to be very successful
and beneficial to the Town. BY careful
planning and investigation many i'm
provements have been made.
without question. it takes a lot of money
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
LAIN
TALK
so WENT THE BERRY MARKET

In u day when everybody seems to shout about the
need for bigger and better things ii ironic that the
strawberry market folded after more than 30 wears
of continuous operation.
The closing rather suddenly and actually
caught local folks by surprise
From this should come closer coopera ION
among merchants now is the time to plan foN
bigger and better market than before.
if the planning isn't done then YOU can kiss
the berry market goodbye forever. 1t back
untll someone leads tn" movement to get il back.
If the berry market goes the route taken by the
bean market several years ago then might as we'll
face it - SOmeday YOU will get up and the news will
be that the sweet potato market has gone kaput!
Sometimes bitter lesson leaves the deepest i'm
preSSiOns and helps TO become stronger Let's h0e
that is the situation with the berry market.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
Dirt DObberS Club
Plans Summer Picnic

The Dirt DobberS Garden Club
met on May Is with Mrs. Claude
Higgins and Mrs. Ned Butler al
the home of the former.
Mrs Harold Fonviclle made a
lovely arrangement of red roses
,GrIying out the Mothers Day
theme The Higgins home was
decorated throughout with flor
al arrangements.
Mis-. Wayne Baxter gave an
interesting program telling what
should bc done III the gardens
during the summer months.
Refreshments were served ana
plans discussed for a summer
picnic.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
liar with It. II the directions

is
on OF tourpoint system of
nl VIII prove beneficial to the of
pay FCIe IN the future prosperity and
lew towns operate in the BLACK during
nn%raion the Town Tabor City privileged to among
uioSe showing 6aIance at the end Of he
during the fiscal year Of July
"n OF apor City had revenue the
in 1957-5S " - " i" "''' "''e P"'o
In that the audit reflects balance of $l27244 is inevitable
@ one Shoud ask what done with this
Ior water bonds
report that If the Town continues this of
o"tnue at IT'S present of the bonds in
iu DH 1901 and 1851 When
money available for added
DurlnR 1898
was spent Tor maintaining and
S'"29bO expended
the
The town be Justly proud of this department
Know here salary these
nave never had single come complaining about the
nad and bodily danger they
This is truly commendable.
- The city jail improved by installing fountains and
could be reduced on the upkep of the equipment
mouse was expanded
truck tractor purchased that
repaired economically expedentv
ade possiI1e nv
eedure thorough planning and City
the best town possible.
Next week would like discuss
citizen asset to his her
town commissioner,
D performing the functions of town.
serving four years fully acquainted with
each department and know how application benefit
continue of
and the Town OF Tabor City it
mayor take this opportunity to solicit support
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
A NICE REPLY

Garry Moore of TN fame takes all acid letters
that TO him in his stride. He returns tn" letter
to the writer with q note that you will be interested
learn that idiot is sending letters like this
your name"
| can imagine the conversation it must create in
the household where the letter originated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

Parents take note: summer recreation time is Just
around the hope you will not be of those
parents who look upon summer recreation programs
good place to deposit your children without
gard to their development. The youngsters have a
special CLEAN in their eyes when their Mother and
Dad take time to watch them compete in Little LeagSr
baseball what have you. And, sad it may seem,
gets the impression that parents really don't
much about their youngsters and their accomplish
menS. At least their interest is not reflected by at
tendance at the events.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
STRANGERS ASK ABOUT HER

Recently in Ashcyillc it was evident to ali that
was from Tabor City. Ny campaign literature was
Carrviu" the message.
No one asked about the festival or anything else
connected with the town in the pgomOtiOnal sense.
What many people did ask -- How is Mrs Todd
- the lady who runs the boarding house and serves
the finest meals in the cOuntry?" g.
Amazing part was that those who asked the ques-
ton were from every corner of the state
My boss and all of who work out of the
Raleigh Office make point to drive to Tabor City for
lunch if we within 40 miles of there around noon
time said one large company executive.
Without question Mrs. TOddS Boarding louise has
become rather famous institution around the state.
And. without exception. all of wishing for
lion performed several weeks ago.
Folks usually down things they aren't up
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
Fair B!nbb Circles
Hold Monthly Meet

The monthly meeting Of the
Fcy Farmer Circle Of the FAN
Bluff Baptist Church was held
N the home of Mrs. l.. ID. Floyd
Mrs. Q. NJ. Rogers. program
chairman. opened the meeting
a.,N prayer and Mrs. j. b.
Prince gave the devotional. Mrs.
3.gg"S was assisted in the pro-