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Continuation de Ia Pag. 81

cue va esta terminando de reco-
~lectarse, pero esa cantidad no
fue entregada con caracter de
prestamo, sino a cuenta de la
suma destinada en- ell presupues-
to para este objeto, de acuerdo
cen Ia formula presentada por
ell Ministro de Haciend aal con-
greso cafetero, y que recibio la
aprobacion del parlamento.
Ell mercado inferno no Sc en-
cuentra congestionado, y la Fee
deraci6n continua comprado
en- todas las plazas a los precios
estahlecidos recientemente. AIDE
mas, agrego ell gerente Gomez
Jaramillo, "ya pasaron los mo-
mentos mas dificiles motivados
por la recollection de la cosecha
de los ultimos meses del alo pa
sado. La recollection esta termi-
nando, continue, y las dificulta-
des inherentes a ella van desa
pareciendo."
BUENAS VENTAS
Las ventas de cafe colombia
no en- ell exterior registrar au.
mento considerable en- Ell ulti-
mo ano en- relacion con ell ano
precedente. AL efecto, durante ell
ano civil de 1858 fueron expor-
tados 5,440, 900 sacos de sesen-
ia kilos por valor de 400 Milo
mes de dolares, contra 4,860 900
sacos en- 1857 por 400 millones
de dolares. Como puede ohser-
varse, la exportacion de cafe au-
mento en- medic million de sa-
cos, al paso que ell ingreso en-
divisas disminuyo en- 20 milo
mes de dolares, que no es una ci-
fra demasiado elevada.
Ell producto del diferencial
cambiario obtenido en- las subas-
tas de certificates iniciadas en-
sbril del afo pasado fue de
S113, 1874, 1904, que fueron uti-
lizados para amortizar parte de
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Miscellaneous
Wanted

WANTED - Motor scooter or
small motorcycle. Call TOM
MY, WA. 7-6141.
WANTED-Pair of automotive-
type cycle tenders, 15-in. or
universal; good condition, with
brackets. Call OIL. 4-754O.
WANTED-Portable gas welding
outfit with tanks. Would like
to rent garage in Hyattsville
area. CHARLIE. UN. 4-O865.
WANTED-24 or full Odds. cam,
plus adj. psh. rds. or roc. arms.
WA. 7-6141.
WANTED - Cushman motor
scooter; need not be in run
ming condition. but must be
very cheap. IA. 8-0822.
ENGINE WANTED. &c" or "8";;
in good condition. for 1850
Ford. Call GENE, EN-. 3-2979.
WANTED-Old toy trains and
streetcars, made before 1899;
need not be in running condi-
tion. JE. 4-3707.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

PIANO LESSONS to third grade,
teens and children; SOC week,
two lessons a week. HO. 2-9l54.
GUITAR LESSONS, your home.
Why be bothered with traffic
problems, I bring the studio to
you. Latest songs through my
new guitar method. CLYDE
MARSHALL. home guitar in
Structor. 10. 8-5486.
ATTENTIOS, ALL FANS-Join
the Jimmy Bowen Fan Club.
Write CAROLYN BLISS, 1926
LIST ST., S. Arlington, Va.
ALEXANDRIA PET OWNERS
Going on vacation? Let STU
PENDOUS COLOSSAL care
for your pet. TIE. 6-l834.
BEAUTIFUL, GENTLE KIT
TENS, free to good homes.
Wonderful pets for children or
adults. JU. 9-2235.
THE DOWNBEATS will play at
the Accokeek Teen Club, Tues
day July %. 8 pm.
JOIN BOBBY RYDELL FAN
CLUB-Send name. address
and SOC to MARY MCINTOSH.
The Plains, Va.
ACCORDION AND GUITAR
LESSONS - Special 8-week
summer trial course includes
private lessons and loan of
instrument. Studios in Silver
Spring and Washington, d. C.
MERVIN CONN, JU. 1886.
RECORDED MUSIC for dane
ing; tops in recorded pops;
it's our pleasure to play for
your pleasure. BENNETT and
INOFF, RA. 3-4457.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Montgomery
Sets Glasses

Midsummer classes in sew
ing and drama for Mont
gomery County Junior and
senior high school girls will
get under way in the Silver
Spring area soon.
The sewing courses-to run
the first two weeks of Au-
guSt-will offer instruction to
both beginners and inter-
mediates. The beginners will
meet at WoodacreS Elemen-
tary School daily from 9
am. to IL am. and the in
termediates from 1880 am.
to 1:30 pm.
The drama course, to be-
gin on July %, will run for
four weeks with the partici-
pants meeting at the Argyle
Center. Sligo Park Golf
Course. every Tuesday and
Thursday from 11:l5 am. to
1915 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Greetings

JOHNNY-Happy 18th Birthday
on July % to the sweetest guy
ever. Love, JUDY.
LEONARD-Happy Birthday on
July 26. Love, SHEILA, Pa
TRICE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOEL July
90. You're a great guyI Love,
from NON and DAD, JARED,
BEA, ROLAND, MIKE,
GRANDMA and GRANDPA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Ronnie
on July q, from MARIE.
KO, Happy 18th Birthday July
26). Love. JULIE and DEB
BE MEIER.
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'53 FORD, new skirts, best Of
fer. ROBERT zEKAS, 2433
H" st. NV. Call FE. 3-1396.
SQUIRREL MONKEY, 9 mos,
tame, male; cage, 18x18x24;
$50. Call JACK, WA. 5-8977.
SALE-14-in. parade drum with
cover and stand. Also boys
rink skates, size 8, with toe
stops; both in excellent condi-
ton; best offer. Call WHIT
ENER at RA. 6-0471.
FOR SALE-'34 Ford coupe on
SO frame, channeled and Sec
toned with many extras; dis
assembled, $40. Also can sup
ply '49 Mere. engine, fully
chromed, $135. Call IA. g.
098l, ask for KENNY.
80 PONTIAC conv.; white with
black top, new seat covers,
tires and battery; radio and
heater; S225. Cash. JE. g.
$3.50.
MOTORBIKE, has Whizzer eng,
% h.p.; $37, or will consider
trade for Marlin leveS action
or other bolt action % rifle
with tube feed. KE. 6-6634.
FORMALS for sale. One full
length aqua gown and two bal
lerina pastel gowns. Sizes g
and 10. Gowns worn only a
few times. In very good con-
dition. Buyer name price. MA.
2-1272.
6 "JAHNS" PISTONS for Ford,
SO; new 81 Nero. drive line
goodies from fly wheel to cd.
trans, SIS or best offer; 250-cc
cycle engine, $25 or best. offer;
so Ford So mill with speed
parts. $50 for all or sell parts.
10. 2-1938.
BARRIS BUILT CUSTOM 81
Chev. conv., "a Cad. mill, new
top, much body work, auga-
hyde interior, much chrome;
all work done by George Barris |
Of Calf; $500. Call weekdays,
10. 2-1S69.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Teens Attend Bond School

Band members from vari-
GUS Virginia schools recently
spent two weeks in Will
liamsburg. Va. at the sixth
annual session of tie College
of William and Mary Summer
Band School.
The ~ musicians are from
Groveton, Mount Vernon.
Hammond, Falls Church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
TEEN Ppee 2

George Mason, Mclean, Fair
fax. Herndon, James Madison
and Annandale High Schools
and Williamsburg Junior
High.
The teen-agers were given
Intensive training in theory,
harmony. music apprecia-
ton. and drum major and
baton twirling techniques.
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Notices

BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, free, 8
wks. old, householder. LA.
9-l723.
AN UNKNOWN Johnny Mathis
fan would like to join the
nearest fan club. Is willing
to participate in all activities.
Write MURIEL GRAY, La
Plata, Md. Phone WE. 4-9781.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLlNE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following Ads
received too late will appear a week later.
RATES: 3 lines Csc. 10c each additional You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure Give your name ad-
dress and telephone number and send your adj plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS. The Washington STAR WASH
ington 3, D. c.
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Situations Wanted

H. s. GIRL will care for children
in her home, $40 wk. Call DU.
7-5432 for information.
GIRL, IA, will baby sit in Ia
koma Park area. For more
information, call HE. 9-3527.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Help Wanted

ATTENTION, GUITAR Play
ERS-The Record Helpers are
looking for a capable lead
guitar playe-. Guaranteed
weekend work, TV work and
records. Call ENT. 5-0550, or
OIL. 2-7607.
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Miscellaneous
For SAFE

VI SNIS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FENTON HEADERS and pipes
for SO Ford So cyl; $35. One
set 2" lowering blocks; 50. One
set 3" lowering blocks; 50. One
cylinder 11a-hcrse power en-
CINE, fair condition; $40. BOB,
10. 8-3444.
GOVERNOR WINTHROP DESK,
originally $135. excellent con-
dition, large and small drawers,
secret compartments; sacrifice.
Call ia. 9-0S94.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Wonderland
of knowledge, IS vols, blue,
brand-new condition, excellent
descriptions and pictures. Call
ia. 9-0894.
LAWN MOWER, Lawnboy, Is"
rotary; $25. Call 10. 1890.
CLARINET, Buffet clarinet in
excellent cond.; new pads and
mouthpiece; a $500. clarinet,
sacrifice at 5000. Call LARRY,
KE. 8-5173 after pm.
SALE-Pr. Cleveland rollerink
skates hardly used; excellent
cond.; boys; black; size 4, $40.
KE. 8-5173 after 6.
BICYCLE, Royal Sabre, recently
painted, good cond.; boys
26 in; sacrifice at $40. KE. g.
5173 after 6.
BRITISH MOTORCYCLE, dual
seat; in excellent condition,
plus B. S. A. Bantom cycle
parts. Call JOHN, HA. 2-7610.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, 20
volumes, comes with a bookcase,
very good condition. Call ia.
9-0894.
A JIM WALKER MODEL AIR
PLANE ENGINE, plus propel-
Ter. Call BILL, RE. 6-7114.
WELDING AND CUTTING
TORCH OUTFIT, Craftsman;
includes acetylGne and oxygen
regulators, 25-ft. hose, cutting
torch; good cond., $50; football
shoes, size 1912; S.. JU. g.
1887. Call any time Monday.
RIFLE, % cal. Remington, model
"a; bolt action, Lyman sights,
long, medium, or short ammo,
insulated shoulder cushion,
cleaning rod; $25. Call JU. g.
1894.
GO KART, with 312-h.p. modif.
REQ engine; clutch, gas pedal.
Call WA. 7-4553.
GIRLS INDOOR ROLE R
SKATES, size 612; used only
twice; half price. OIL. 6-1690.
COCKER PUPPY, gentle pet,
loyal companion, paper trained,
cheap. JE. 2-3703.
4-BARREL CARB. AND MANI
FOLD, complete, SO Odds. Ask
for CHARLIE, UN. 4-0865.
GET AWAY FROM 1T ALL
Cushman motor scooter, w/lots
OF extras. Economical! Oper-
ateS on 1919 the money you
would spend on a car. Red
WIsilver, white trim $125, or
best offer, CIR. 3-4438.
"a RECORDS, half of them 1858
or 1859 hits, in carrying case;
81, or 5 for So. VIII. 2-3286.
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best offer. Call KE. 8-6831.
TRANSMISSION for Cushman
motor scooter; 2 forward speeds,
l reverse, SIS. VIII. 1850.
2 FISHING REELS (spinning
and deep-sea): HO and Lionel
trains and accessories ($40O
WORTH; l train board (ply-
wood; make offer. SIS Chevy
skirts. manifold. Call SONNY,
ia. 1888.
PISTOL, for gun collector; REM
ington. riIn-fire (1858p, $40. FEE
3-4153.
DOLL HOUSE, large handmade
with stand and furniture, SO:
girls tap-dance shoes, size
med; 50. 10. 2-1999.
TAN COW. top boot with cover,
fender skirts and trent window
glass for 50 OLDS CONVERT
IBLE, also '49 CAD. chrome
parts and top pistons. Call
XII. 9-3801.
FOUR BARREL MANIFOLD,
Olds 1880, and '53 carb. Hill
ton paper chrome air-cleaner,
cow. linkage; excellent, $40:
duals, Smitty. SIS. OIL. g.
1920 after 7 pm.
FOR SALE-Gibson hollow body
electric guitar, almost new, $50
or best offer; also a stamp
collection. Call ia. 2-9305.
SIAMESE KITTEN, FEM, pure
bred. beautiful. 81. King g.
1868.
TRANSISTOR RADIO, S35,
brand-new tiny six-transistor
with carrying case; first $40
takes it. Mail address, phone
number to Box GAS, George
town u, Wash 7, D. C.
FOR SALE-Complete set of
trap drums in excellent condi-
ton, 5000. Call ERNIE at
SIP. 3-2850 after 6 pm.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe, healthy
beauties. From line of champs,
SOS. S35. PL.l 9-2637.
'32 FORD PARTS, tenders, hood,
grille, radiator; 80 Ford trans;
80 Model B trans. Call WO.
6-1l22.
CLARINET, Biendy. with case,
stand, music; good condition;
$50. TW. 1892.
COMPLETE ARCHERY SET,
with 35-lb. bow in good condi-
ton and 3 new arrows, SO. Call
KE. 8-5543.
GO-KART, brake pedal, gas
pedal, 4 air tires and all-steel
frome with 234-h.p. engine,
direct drive, SOS or best offer.
Call SAM, JE. 3-0434.
ELECTRIC GUITAR, hollow
body, beautiful sunburst de-
sign; brand-name instrument.
Will sell with or without sill
vertone" amplifier. Call DAN,
KE. 7-1059.
IRISH SETTER, 8 mos, Axe,
temp shots. Come and see.
SIP. 4-7403.
TWO SUITS, skirts, dresses,
size 1912: in good, clean con-
dition; reasonable. Sturdy wood
box, 24xl7 1ax20 in. RIA. 6-8341.
RECORD ALBUMS, 75c; mans
rink Skstes with toe stops, So;
Scout equip. 10c up; comics,
&c; games, Csc up; street skates.
SOC; Boys raincoat and hood,
size IA, $1.50; leather jacket,
size 16, So; topcoat, size IL,
IS; dresses, 1916, Csc up; wool
car coat and hood, size IA, SIS:
velvet coat, size IA, $25; last
2 items, like new. GA. 4-8090.
GUN, % single shot Winchester.
very good condition, takes all
% shells, SIS; roller skates,
size 7 boys, black, brand
new, $40, used one time. Call
10. 5-1306.
FOR SALE-Motorola pocket
radio, complete with battery,
used less than one week; excel
lent for city, $50. CIR. -5-4333.
OVER 700 RECORDS and Hi-Fi
to entertain at parties, hops,
ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

FENTON HEADERS and pipes
for so Ford So CYL; $35. One
set 2" lowering blocks; 50. One
set 3" lowering blocks; 81. One
cylinder 1a-hcrse power en-
CINE, fair condition; $40. BOB,
10. 8-3444.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Classic curves and lines in
soft sotin-bIock bross-
ed tips filioree tele-
phone shelf. Roomy phone
book compartment ond
double weIted cushion.
Bross finished ---l7.09
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Two slender circles join
together with " shelving
to moke an unusual plant
er. Scuff-proof leg ends.
Sotin black finish.
Bross finished -----8.SS
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Four roomy shelves of fill
gree Pottern, firm upriohts
with side ponels in SNORT
ripple relief. Tops and leg
ends ore finished with bross
wofeT tips.
Bross finished ----12.S9
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Coy candy striped podded
scot in washable duro-tex-
ture pIostic with white cot
ton bolI fringe. Sotin-
black finish, scuff proof
leg ends. Candy red, tur-
quoise or ginger.
Bross finished 8.99
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
CLUB
CALENDAR

TODAY
ID. c. and Maryland Alum
nae Chapter Of Delta Zeta
SOrOrity-8 pm. 1921 Glen
wood drive. Bethesda.
Washington Alumnae Of
Zeta Tau Alpha--8 pm, tbs
Fairfax road. Bethesda.
Slides. "A Child's Road to
Independence"
TOMORROW
The Virginia Compton
GrandmOthers' Club - Noon,
Cherrydale Community
Church. Birthday celebra-
ton.
University WOmen's Club,
Incl am. poetry group.
Discussion and workshop on
ballad form: $3.50 pm,
bridge, canasta group dinner.
Alpha Chapter Of Alpha
Delta Kappa - 6:l5 pm,
Oakcrest Country Club. Joint
dinner OF D. c. chapters.
Woman's Auxiliary to the
American Society Of Mechan-
ical Engineers-8 pm 7OO7
Forest Hill drive, West Hy-
attsville. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Tourney Pioneers
Still Guide Destinies

tournament from a different
direction.
For Aunt Maude," as she
is affectionately known, it
was the idea of theater. For
Miss Baker, 1t meant good
available local theater.
Born in Lynchburg, Va.
over 80 years ago, Aunt
Maude is Washington's first
lady of the stage.
A lovely. peppery young
lady remembered even now
for her beautiful red hair.
and vivaciousneSs, she shared
the stage in the pre- World
War era with stars like Ed
ward Arnold, Ethel Barry
more and Helen Mencken.
She would have sought a
national reputation as an ac-
treSs if not for her mother.
who threatened to diSown her
should she act for money.
So her innate acting abil-
.ity. nurtured by study with
Robert Hickman-the man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

Maude was entertaining
audiences on stage, Miss
Baker was busy selling her
idea that the District needed
a community organization to
furnish recreation.
In 1925 she left school,
teaching to take charge OF the
Districts Community Gen.
tiers, which came under the
department Of public schools.
In her job, she had charge
of all school building usuage
and the buildings were mostly
used extraordinarily for
dramatic productions by
small theater groups.
Dreams Up Tournament
Miss Baker, from this close
but outside view of local
drama, decided the quality
could be improved. With
other interested persons. she
conceived the notion of a
play tournament. Mrs. Smith.
because OF her reputation in
dramaticS, was called in TO
help the organization.
In 1927 the first One-Act
Tournament sponsored by the
Community Centers was held,
with Aunt Maude and Miss
Baker as its guiding lights.
The idea behind the Contest,
then as now. was to nave
different local theater groups
play together. see each others
work and to vie for honorS
with the goal OF improving
play quality in general In
1912. when the District
Recreation Department was
born and Miss Baker was ap-
pointed superintendent of
recreation, the tournament
was put under its auspices.
Although Aunt Maude has
now retired from acting. and
though Miss Baker has since
retired from her two careers,
both still take active part in
the tournament. Mrs. Smith
is chairman OF judges and
her annual cocktail party
kicks of the tournament sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

who started Ethel Barrymore
on her career--was put to use
in local amateur productions.
For nearly q half century
she performed in comedies,
tragedies and pageants. She
acted with the old National
Theater, stock company, was
in the first performances Of
the Sylvan Theater. worked
with the Drama Guild and
was the Arts Clubs leading
lady.
Her imaginative abilities
came to light right after
World War l when Washing
ton was filled with service
men, hospitalized veterans
and an army Of out-of-town-
ers who had rushed here to
help the war effort.
These were people who
needed to laugh and 1t was
decided that entertainment
should be provided. To Aunt
Maude fell the duty of sup
plying plays.
Paths Cross
During this period. the
paths of Aunt Maude and
Miss Baker crossed for the
first time.
Washington born and We'll
lesley educated. Miss Baker
began teaching high school
English in 1906. Drama keen
ly interested her too. but
from a recreational rather
than an aesthetic viewpoint.
At Central, where she was
the first ever to teach oral
English in the District, she
soon gained renown as a di-
rector for the schools extra
curricular drama program.
At the wars end she, too,
got interested in the enter
tanning problem and she was
the driving force to the city
group that organized activ-
titles for soldiers and city
strangers. The work Of Aunt
Maude and Miss Baker be-
came known to each other.
During the '20s, while Aunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
BY ROBERTA HORNIG
star Stan Writer

Mix the imagination Of
Maude Howell Smith with the
organizational drive of Sybil
Baker and you have the in
defatigable team that has
written a page in Washington
drama history.
These two beloved women
are the spirit behind this
community's own personal
theater activity-the One-Act
Play Tournament.
Tomorrow night the tour
nament finals will be held in
the Roosevelt High School
Auditorium. For the 3lSt
time. cup will be awarded
to the local theater group
judged best for its dramatic
presentation.
That this annual event be-
gan at all is due to the ener-
gies of Mrs. Smith and Miss
Baker. Each approached the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Miss Baker is play

son. Miss Baker is play
reader.
Moreover. they are as
sured q permanent place in
tournament history, The cup
awarded annually for the
best play production is 1.-THE
Sybil Baker Cup. Each year.
one Of the highlights of final
night is the Maude Howell
Smith Medal which Aunt
Maude herself awards to the
best actor In the contest and
which has become a toucna-
ment tradition.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Heavy feed oats, so cents:
solid mature ear corn, fair market
price; white skinned potatoes Sl.50
per cwt.; rat terrier puppies = males
$3.50 females, $50; l dari-cool AGO
gal. milk cooler bulk tank, never
ben used, not faulty. forced 10 dis
continue bus ness before we could
use it = S2,600.0 90. Harry L.. Moran,
Savage, Phone SW 8-3s03. 5z-2tp
FOR RENT-Modern Apt, close in.
Dudley c. Stone. Phone 1927.
52-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-14
Y NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA T
OFFICERS For 1859

Mrs. Esther Dick and Mrs. Ger
trude Mitten we're hostesses at
the regular melting of the Royal
Neighbors of America held We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 7 at the
Girl Scout cabin. After the bust
ness meeting the new officers
were installed with Neighbor
Elsie Ray acting installing Off
Ger. She was assisted by Neighbor
Tillie Bahls as ceremonial mar
shall.
Officers installed were: Oracle,
Esther Dick; Past Oracle, Rose
Maltese; Vice Oracle Myrtle
Blair; Chancellor, Dorothy Bahls;
Recorder, Alma Murphy; Receiver
Amelia Ebersole; Marshall, Marie
Kappel; Asst. Marshall, Margar-
ct Douglas; Inner Sentinel, Elsie
Ray; Outer Sentinel, Jennie Dot
son; Musician, Frances Hass;
Flage Bearer, Nora Rennie;
Faith, Ada johnson; Modesty,
Goldie Dooley; Courage, Alpha
Enghusen; Unselfishness, Carrie
Hartzell; Endurance, Olive Klet-
tie. Malvola Walburn was appoint
ed. news reporter for the new year.
Mrs. Bahls, a long time MEM
Der and active worker in the
Royal Neighbors, who is leaving
soon to make her home in Cal
ifornia, was presented with a
farewell gift.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, Jan. 81 at
the Girl Scout Cabin.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-14
NOTICE TO cREpmoRs
ESTATE OF VINCENT RUSSELL
DECEASED

HO1&14 ~ n
ESTATE or VINCENT RUSSELL.
DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned, Donnie v. Russell.
Executor OF the estate Of Vincent
ku sell. deceased. 10 the creditors OF
and al persons having claims against
the sad deceased 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four al months after the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice 10 v. G.. Koch.
Attorney for Executor. al his office.
Courthouse : Box 83l. Sidney, Mon
tana. hereby designated as the place
for the transaction of business of the
estate.
Dated this Path day of December,
A. D. 1853.
DONNIE V. RUSSELL
Executor
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Attorney al Law
Courthouse Box 831
Sidney. Montana
Attorney for Executor
Publish Dec. 81. Jan. 7. IA and 81
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-14
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The Sidney herald., 1959-01-14
No,-ICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of LARS Petersen. aka
LARS PETERSEN. aka LARS PETER
SON. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. Peter Marius Petersen,
executor OF the estate of Lars Peder-
sen tPetersen) deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
Claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four "a months
after the first publication of this
notice. TO the said Peter Marius
Petersen at the law office of Milton
G.. Anderson. attorney for executor,
located in The New Sidney Drug Store
Building. Sidney Montana. the place
appointed for the transaction of the
business of the estate.
Dated January 2, 1853
PETER MARIUS PETERSEN.
Executor of the estate of
Lars Petersen (Petersen),
deceased.
MILTON c.. ANDERSON
Attorney for Executor
Post Office and Business Address
The New Sidney Drug Store Building
Sidney. Montana
Publish Jan. 7, IA. q and %
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Az
Estate of Lila Nj. Johnson, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned. Harriet McKinstry.
administrator of the estate of Lila
VI. johnson. deceased. to Tx credi-
tors OF and an persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four "a months after
the first publication of this notice,
10 the said Harriet McKinstry at the
law offices of Sanders & Cresap, 2l2
Central Avenue South. Sidney, County
of Richland. Montana.
Dated this 9th day Of January. AID.
HARRIET McKINSTRY
Administrator of the estate
of Lila M. johnson,
deceased
SANDERS & CRESAP
Attorneys for Administrative
P. o. Address: Box eo
Address:
PIP Central Avenue South
Sidney. Montana
Publish Jan. 7. IA. 81. q