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Evening star., 1959-11-15
KITS ;. 1928 and 1890 G Street NV.
Your. limitation
10 Attend The
3-Day Celebration
Of Our Store Expansion
November 10Th, 18th, 18th
November 10th, 18th, 18th

Now Kits offers you even greater setec-
ton and service, with the addition Of the
entire building adjoining our old store.
Departments have been relocated redeco-
roted and made more spacious :. stocks
enlarged and expanded. While our focii-
ties to serve you have been increased, our
policy remains the sone-to feature the
highest quality musical merchandise in all
coteeores and price ranges
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ing week here. Mrs. O'Neal has
been here since the holidays visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
ha Balance and his mother, Mrs.
Maggie O'Neal. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin .O'Neal have
received word of the birth on JAN
uary 6 of new grandchild, David
B. Styron, Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. Styron, of Wilmington,
Delaware. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sty-
ron are natives of Ocracoke.
The Ocracoke Burial Association
met on January 9Th at the school
library and elected as it's 1869 Off
GERS: president, Danny Garrish;
vice-president, Wallace Spencer;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Thurston
Gaskill; Board of Directors, Gin
ton Gaskill, William -Garrish, and
Jack Willis;
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@ [ / M P S E S
TIL E P A S 7
BY CAROLYN LLOYD

Modern advertising is a power
full thing-so powerful that it can
convince a child that there is a
pill to cure everything.
A little boy was invited to spend
the night with friend. He want
ed to go but confessed to his
mother that he was afraid of be-
coming homesick. II WISH" he
said, shat they made homesick
pills."
ooh, but they do" answered his
mother, thinking that the chill
dren's aspirin she had on hand
might serve the purpose.
Finally, with the promise of
homesick pills to take along just
in case the boy decided to risk
the visit. His mother intended
packing the aspirin with his night
clothes, but she forgot. The chill
dren played happily in the early
part of the evening and went to
bed in good spirits. All was quiet
until eleven o'clock, when the lit
tie visitor came downstairs in
tears and begged. to go home. His
hostess consulted his mother by
telephone and was tipped off about
the homesek pills. The fearful
child was assured by his hostess
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ENGELHARD PERSONALS

The Homemaking Department of
East Hyde High School is spon-
soring class in "Teen Age Prob
lens for the Adults in the Com
munity. Many informative movies,
books and bulletins will be avail
able. The first class will be held
January 81, 1859 at 1880 pm. in
the h o m e m k ng department.
Those interested in attending these
classes will contact Mrs. Blanche
T. Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton O'Neal of
Belhaven visited here on Thursday
Hubert Selby of Norfolk spent
the week end with his family here
Mr.-and Mrs. James Emory Mid.
yete spent Sunday in Creswell with
her parents.
Miss Belle Neal of Swan Quarter
spent the week end here.
! Mrs. Cynthia Spencer has re
urned from visit in Washington
D. J. Robinson of the 1oca
school faculty spent the week enc
with his family in Rocky Mount.
Ben Berry of Norfolk visited hi!
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Berry who re
turned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabin Berry. Mrs
Martha Berry and Miss Betty
Berry were in Belhaven Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stotesberr,
and son spent Sunday here will
relatives.
Mrs. Royden Neal and Mrs. Max
lie Cahoon were in Belhaven Mon
day. Fred Marshall who was pa
tient there returned home witt
them.
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A COAST GUARD RESERVE
TRAINING FACILITY SOUGHT

Among the first bills to be in
troduced on the opening day of
the seth Congress was H. r. Sc,
introduced by Honorable Herbert
C. Bonner (D-N.C.), to authorize
the construction of a Coast Guard
Reserve Training Facility at the
Coast Guard Air Station in Eliza
beth City, North Carolina. Mr..
Bonner said:
"There has long existed need
in the Coast Guard for such a
facility in order to keep the Coast
Guard Reserve up to standard at
all times. Not only will the facil-
ity be used for matchmaking and
training members of the Coast
Guard Reserve but it would be of
invaluable use as nucleus for ex-
panion in the event of future
emergency"
1t was understood that the Eliz-
abeth City site is the most logical
one in view of the existing air
station and adjacent property and
buildings which can be utilized
efficiently and with the least over
all cost.
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SOCIAL SECURITY
BY ANNA X. RANKIN,
Field Representative

Employers of domestic or house
hold workers must pay social Sc
lcurity tax to the Internal Revenue
Service for any employee to whom
they pay $50 or more in cash
wages during calendar quarter.
The contribution rate for 1868 is
414% of wages paid q 1/49o de-
Quoted from the wages and 2 1/4e6
paid by the employer). For the cal
endar quarter ending December 81,
1858, the due date for these taxes
| is on or before January 81, 1859.
Beginning with January, 1859, the
employer-employee social securi-
ty tax will be 21se6 each.
There has been some confusion
as to just what is a calendar quar-
ter. There are four calendar quar-
tiers in year. January, February,
rand March being the first quar-
ter; April, May, and June the Sec
ond; July, August, and September
the third; and October, November,
and December the last calendar
quarter of the year.
Only cash wages of domestic
employees count for social security
purposes. This would mean that
the value of such things as room
and board would not be counted as
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BISCUIT STRIPS
2 cups sifted enriched
self.risino flour
" cup shortening
rs 70 " CUP milk

LII or shortening cbly. Add milk
soft dough- Turn lightly Toured board pastry cloth and knead
gently 50 seconds Roll l2nc
wide Place strip around edge DISH Make lattice with
Makes
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that she kept the pills on hand all
the time for just such emergen-
cies. He took half an aspirin, went
upstairs, and went peacefully to
sleep for the rest of the night.
The power of suggestion is pow
erful, but something has to do
the suggesting, even to a child
with a vivid imagination. Such a
one could easily believe that
homesick pills would be just as
easy to produce as the myriaG
other panaceas advertised today.
l know my father wished that
there had been such a pill when
one of my young friends came to
spend the night. She was always
anxious to come, but could never
make it through the night. Inev-
itably, she woke up around mid
night and set up howl to go
home. Each time Daddy swore he
would never take her home again,
even if she choked on her walls.
| guss his nerves wouldn't stand
it, though, for he always wound up
by getting out the car and deliv-
ering her to her mothers COM
forting arms. / expect that he
would have cured one of his own
children with something more I'M
palatable than a pill if he had
had to go for one of us at mid
night.
The idea isn't really so fantas-
tic, however, since doctors have
often given adults pills made of
sugar or soda to cure an mag
mary ailment. Few are the people
that have not suffered from home
sickness at one time or the other,
and it is very real and painful
thing. The doctor who could pro-
duce a cure for it would benefit
mankind. And what about one for
lovesickness? The possibilities are
endless.
They had better get busy on
that homesick pill. The first man
that goes to the moon in rocket
will probably want the giant,
economy-size bottle.
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wages for social security purposes
If cash wages of less than $50 are
paid to a domestic worker in a
calendar quarter then no, report is
made for that individual for that
particular quarter, and no social
security tax has to be paid.
It is the responsibility of the
employer to see that the tax re-
turns are filed. The worker should
obtain social security card and
report the number to his employer
so that it can be shown correctly
on the tax returns.
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OcRAcoKE PERSONALS

OCRACOKE, January 12-Ocra-
coke P. T. A. will meet on Monday,
January goth, in the school library.
Hostesses are Mrs. Nora Gaskill,
Mrs. Alice Rondathaler, Mrs. Eta
Spencer. Mrs. Ellen Robinson,
Mrs. Iva O'Neal and Mrs. Neva
O'Neal.
Several Wildlife officials were
here last week, staying at Apt. B
of the Lighthouse residence: w. C.
Register of Kill Devil Hills, w. S.
White of Manns Harbor, Ernest
Moseley of Columbia and ]. O.
Early, Jr. of Plymouth.
Mrs. Thad Gaskins was taken to
Sea Level Hospital this morning,
Monday, having suffered burns
when her clothing became ignited
at the gas cooking stove. Reports
late this afternoon indicated that
the burns were not too serious and
that she is recuperating nicely and
will be back home in three or four
days. A relative, Billie Garrish,
who was staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Gaskins, was fortunately nearby
and extinguished the burning cloth
ing.
Friends here are distressed to
learn of the serious illness in Tue
on, Arizona, of Mrs. I. w. Howard,
who went there with Mr.. Howard
shortly before Christmas to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Nelson and
family. miss Bessie, as she is
called by relatives and friends here
is at st. Mary's Hospital, Tucson.
Mrs. Fletcher Hoggard and chill
dren are back home from Cape
May, where their father is sta
toned in the Coast Guard, visiting
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Garrish. They expect to be here
for about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neafie Scarbor-
ough left last week to spend sew
eral weeks visiting their children
Rev. and Mrs. George Hewitt anG
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bridge, Jr. Of
Havertown, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs
Neafie Scarborough, Jr. of Slater
Island, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Garrish are
back from business trip to NoD
folk and Richmond, Va.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Forbes are
leaving tomorrow to visit theil
daughter, Mrs. John Gaskins anc
family, in Wilmington, Delaware
Mrs. Lena Bragg will travel will
them and will visit her daughter
Mrs. Roy Council in Washington
D. C.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Spencer are
back from a business trip to Nor
folk.
| Mrs. Helena Willis is home af
ter spending the Christmas holi
days with her son, Alonzo Burru.
and family, in Norfolk.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers who wa.
injured in fall from her porch ;
week or so ago, has returned HON,
from Sea Level Hospital.
| Rev. William Clarke made hi
weekend trip from Durham to DC
lracoke and back with a friend Jacl
Johnson of Garner, N. C. The,
flew down and made the return
trip on Sunday afternoon. Rev
Clarke has been enrolled for sew
eral classes at the Duke Divinit
School this fall, and is completin,
the semester's work this week.
Mrs. Clifford Austin and chill
dren of Hatteras are visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Wahab lef
this past week end for medics
diagnosis at the U. S. Public Helat
Hospital in Norfolk. They made tn
trip there with his son. Archie Wa
hab, Mrs. Wahab and Perry.
Mace Garrish was at home thi
past week end.
<tl..,.. -. xx,Hr-s 49,. n
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Royden Neal, Jr. was given a
party on Friday night last at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. S.
S. Neal honoring his 9Th birthday.
His friends greeted him with
Happy Birthday Dear Pete; games
We're played and contests enjoyed.
He was showered generously with
gifts.
Refreshments were served and
their picture was made with the
huge cake beautifully decorated.
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| Employers of household workers
who are not receiving the form for
making the tax report are urged
to contact the nearest social Sc
curity office or Internal Revenue
Service office for further informa-
ton. Ask for a copy of the leaflet
"Do You Have Maid ~. This leaf
let explains how to get the form
and make the report.
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HoMEMAKERs MEETING

The Engelhard Home Club met
at the home of Mrs. S. S. Neal,
Monday night last; the president,
Mrs. George O'Neal.
The home agent, Mrs. Jean Bal
lance gave the demonstration on
the selection of household linens.
Fifteen attended. Hostesses were
Mrs. Clifton Mckinney, Mrs. L. M
Neal and Mrs. S. S. Neal. Re
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freshments were served. The Feb
ruary meeting will be held at the
community building LIST Monday
night, family night, dinner to be
served and a planned program for
all.
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The object of teaching a child
is to enable him to get along with
out his teacher. Ebert Hubbard
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

The chief trouble about The
human race is human beings.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
RONALD WICK TO ATTEND
STATE FIRE PREVENTION
AND CONTROL SCHOOL

Ronald Wick, o of Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Wick of Sioux Pass
and a member of the Sioux Pass
Go Getters All Club, will be a
delegate to the fourth annual
Fire Prevention and Control
School which will be held on the
Montana State College campus
October % and "a.
Ronald is one of the twelve All
Club members in Montana select
ed to attend this school at Boze-
man. He has been a All Club
member for six years and his
projects have included Beef
Breeding, Beef Fattening, Tractor
Maintenance, Entomology, Small
Grains, Electric. Range Manage
ment, and the All Rancher. All
activities in which he has taken
2 special interest include conser-
walton and safety.
The Montana Fire Prevention
and Control School is sponsored
annually by the State All Club
Office and the Montana Associa-
ton of Mutual Insurance Com
panies. Richard T. Marks, Exten-
sion Forester at Montana State
College, is serving as co~ordinator
for the two day session, which will
feature several outstanding speak
srs on the subject of fire proven
ton and control.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
RICHLAND COUNTY All
COUNCIL ELECT
NEW OFFICERS

The Richland County All Lead
ers Council elected officers for the
coming year at their regular fall
meeting last week, according to a
release from the County Extension
Office.
Elected to lead the county's All
activities for the coming year are
Mrs. Ray Norby, president; Lloyd
Wick, vice president; Mrs. Geo.
Scheetz, secretary; and Mrs. Wal
ter Bauman, treasurer. Three
directors were also elected to
complete the Council executive
committee membership and they
are Mrs. Casper Wick, w. T.
Henderson, and Dave Albin.
In addition to the election of
officers, some of the other items
of business included the All Dis
trict Leaders Conference which
will be held at Glendive October
20 and 80, and the countrywide
Achievement Day program set for
Z.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
Richey News Items

is leaving soon for Arizona.
The Luther League met Monday
evening with Celia Gibson a.
councillor in the absence of the
Rev. A. Mathison. Devotions were
led by Wanda Gibson. Linda Oh
son had charge of the topic "Lu-
ther Means More Then Martin
Plans were made to attend the
Tri-Circuit Luther League Con-
vention at Glendive Oct. % and
%. It was decided to hold Luther
League meetings every Monday
evening. Games were enjoyed
after the meeting and refresh
ments Were served.
Mrs. Russell Culver and sons of
Baker were visitors in the home
of MI. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
the past week.
Supt. and Mrs. Donald Blair
entertained at dinner Sunday eve
ming a week ago members of the
high school faculty ad their famil-
les.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Dick were her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norbert Unger and three
children from Lustre, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence DirkS of
Sawyer, No. Oak, are visiting
relatives in Lambert, Fallon and
Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Toaves and
family from Wolf Point and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Zuroff ST.. were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira ZureH Jr., the occasion being
Mrs. Ira ZHroff Jr's birthday an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Long of
Richland, Wn., visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Long for a
fe wdays last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller from
Roman, Montana came Saturday
for a visit with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Miller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Kemmis Of
Sidney visited over the weekend
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richey.
A group of neighbors gathered
at the Wallace Gibson home on
Sunday to help him erect his new
barn.
The M.Y.F. sponsored a hay ride
party on Saturday evening. Rev.
Coggin was councillor. Lunch was
served at the Methodist Church
the ride.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
KIWANIS KIDS DAY
COSTUME PARTY WINNERS

The Kids Day Costume parade
scheduled for last Saturday, had
to be cancelled due to bad wea-
ther but the children who came in
costume were judged at the free
show at the Center Theatre that
morning. The costumes were
judged as the kids" walked across
the stage.
Winners were announced as
follows for girls: Barbara Habe-
dank, comical; Teresa SuckstorH,
foreign; Judy Krebsbach, original
Other winners were Harriet
Strom, Mary Lou Krebsbach and
Patti Peterson. Marty Suckstorff
the prize for the most comical
costume for boys, and Toby Pana-
SEX, the prize for the most original
costume.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
Bronson

Mrs. Bernice Cundiff was a din
ner guest at the Jerry Obergfeu
home last Monday.
Mrs. Art Miller attended the
All leaders council on Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Hanto arrived
home Thursday evening from Port
land.
Mrs. Ward Weaver, Walter and
Geraldine, had supper with Mrs.
John Cundiff Jr., on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gartner at
tended a committee meeting at
the Oscar johnson home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
were dinner guests Friday at the
Volney Anderson home.
Sharon Lille, Rosy Laci and
Diana Henderson spent the week
end at the Bernice Cundiff home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cundin and
family were dinner guests on Sat
urday to help Diana celebrate her
birthday.
Mrs. Avon Brest and Mrs. Gail
Simonsen were coffee guests at
the Jerry Obergfell nome SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto and
Mrs. Russell Denowh from this
community attended the wedding
Saturday Of Donna Marie Stein
beisser and Wayne Hanson in Sid
ney.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Rider and
Kelvin, Mrs. Joe Laci, Rosy and
Sammy visited at the Bernice Cum
diff home Thursday evening.
The Bronson Up-and-Do-It All
Club will hold their meeting this
Friday evening at 700 at the Al
bert Sorenson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell DenoWh
and family were callers Sunday at
the Julius Denowh and E. A. Den
own homes in Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Art Johnson home in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE

WHEREAS, Montana is extremely
proud of its youth, recognizing
that even with an abundance
of natural resources, Youth is
still Montana's most important
resource, and
WHEREAS. The Youth of Mon
tana should be given recogni-
ton for their achievements
and should be given the fullest
assistance in their prepara-
ton for citizenship in this
great Nation, with all its at
tendant responsibilities and
obligations, and
WHEREAS, The Legislative As
sembly of the State of Mon
tana, at the behest of the
Loyal Order of Moose, which
conceived and organized the
Youth Honor Day Program,
urged the Governor of the
State of Montana TO designate
October 81 of each year as
Youth Honor Day, and
WHEREAS, The Youth Honor Day
Program provides the Youth
of Montana with an oppor-
tunity to benefit not only the
Youth but all the people of
the State of Montana, and by
giving these Youth the OPP
portunity to assume the res
possibility of governing the
conduct of members of their
own group,
NOW, THEREFORE, L, J.Hugo
Aronson, Governor of the
State of Montana, do hereby
proclaim Friday, October 81,
1859, as
YOUTH HONOR DAY
in Montana and urge the citi-
zens of Montana to actively
participate in the observance
of this day. !.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand /:
and caused the Great Seal of
the State to be affixed Done =,
at the City of Helena, the :
Capital, this nineteenth day of !
October, in the year of or :
Lord, one thousand nine hun )
dred and f~ifty-nine. :
BY THE GOVERNOR .
GREAT SEAL) ,
J. HUGO ARONS1N !
GOVERNOR OF MONTANA \
TEST: \
MURRAY (
ecretary Of State .
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

The American Legion Auxiliary
of Henry Hanson Post No. rs helc
their meeting in the home of Mrs
Verne Stoker on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Wallace Gibson ano
Mrs. Leon Cummings as co-hostes-
ses with Mrs. Stoker. Nineteen
members answered roll call with
their favorite T.V. program. There
were two visitors present. Mrs
Jim Raisl gave her report on the
convention held in Forsythe on
Oct. IL. District president, Mrs.
George Garfield made her official
visit to this unit at this meeting.
Mrs. Stoker, District secretary and
Mrs. Garfield were presented gifts
from the group. Mrs. Fred CALI
son gave a report on the con-
Stitution and bylaws of the Aux
iliary. The group sang Faith of
Our Fathers" and the Auxiliary
song for their musical numbers.
The Lutheran Child Reformation
held their meeting on Wednesday
evening with ~ members present.
Rodney Murphy led devotions. A
solo, In The Garden, was rendered
by Lynn Whiteside accompanied
on the piano by Linda Olson.
Yesterday Was Sunday" a pam
phlet written by Rev. Norvel Heg-
land of Alaska was read by Mrs.
NARROW Eggum as Mission Study.
Mrs. Dayton LobdeI gave a Bible
Reading. The recreation period
was spent making letter racks for
mother. Lunch was served by
Lynn Whiteside. The next meet
will be November 4th.
The Methodist Church parlors
was the scene of a pre-nuptal
shower on Thursday evening given
Miss Elaine Berry. Hostesses
we're Mrs. Andy Lee, Mrs. Celia
Gibson, Mrs. Ira Zuroff, Mrs.
Katie Williams, Mrs. Robert Egg
yebrecht, Mrs. Christine Bitterness,
Mrs. Lyle Morey, Mrs. Mitz
Brown, Mrs. Rudy Buechler, Mrs.
Vance Babb, Mrs. Harold Knauts,
Mrs. Marvin Eggum, Mrs. NARROW
and Mrs. Dewey Duncan.
The regular meeting of Maud
Marshall Chapter No. 102 O.E.S.
vas held on Wednesday evening.
FOUR elections were held to fill
'acancies created by designations.
7hree candidates namely, Mrs.
Ierald Kaiser, Mrs. Jack Kaiser
nd Miss Elaine Berry, received
heir degree. Lunch was served by
Irs. Donald Blair, Mrs. P. P.
lawrence and Mrs. Ole Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett White and
granddaughter CAME Bumberger
II of Great Falls were visitors of
1r. and Mrs. Vance Babb last
yeek.
Elenas Grotnes and Glen Olson
rom Detroit Lakes, Mimi, came
and joined Richard Libby
all went to the Jordon terri
Dry to hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Blair left
fonday for Sidney and Helena
nd then to Eugene Oregon where
1ey will make their home
trough the winter with their son
'uane Blair and family.
A Roller Skating party was
in the Legion Hall by the
unior class for Jack Eggum who
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
c BOY SCOUT
FINANCIAL DRIVE
TUESDAY,, NOV. 8

The annual local Boy Scout
financial drive has been set for
Nov. 3 and will be initiated with
q Kick Off" breakfast to be given
BY the Elks at Z o'clock that
morning.
All local clubs and organizations
have been asked to help in this
drive, the purpose Of which is to
keep Boy Scouting and Boy Scouts
active in this community.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
METHODIST Y MEET

The Methodist M. Y. F. met Oct.
ID at 500 pm. The people who
we're to give the program and
devotions were not there so Mrs.
Swigart gave II.
For next time Diana Henderson
will give the program; Wanda
Criger will give devotions; Bill
Price will have games; Rosi Laci
and Harriet Stone will bring
lunch.
Next time we will have a report
on the u. N. We are going to try
to have a Christmas party. We
are going to think about the
Bazaar December 7th.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

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