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The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
PeIIa Young People Attend
International League Convention

ada and Pastor Arthur Sorensen
Of Salt Lake City, Utah.
OF special interest to the resi-
dents of this area is the fact that
Pastor Leroy Anderson of Pew
aukee, Wisconsin is the Presi-
dent of the UELC Luther League.
Pastor Anderson is the son OF
Pastor E. r. Andersen who served
the Ebenezer Congregation al Nc
Cabe, Montana for a time. This
family is well known among many
OF our Sidney people.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
Ruffed Grouse Fronklin's Grouse
Blue Grouse
CLOSED TO HuNTrwS,

To N~N-WF
State game preserves snd closures, Federal wiidiife refuses, National Park and
and Fisthesd Indian Reservations, see local agency in question.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
VICTOR LOCAL TO MEET
SEPT. 3 AT NYA HALL

Victor Local will meet Thursday
evening, Sept. 3 at the N.Y.A.
nan, mis- is the annual meeting
for election of officers and all
members r urged to be in atten-
dance. There will be an enter
tanning program and lunch will
be served.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
sTocKERs & D

KIM -RkS Good and chOlce
steers and heifers 25 cents lower
than las. week. Palmer kinds rs
cents lower. Todays sale included
n 1000 ID. 2 year old steers at $500.
Light calves steady. Heavier calves
50 cents lower. SALE EVERY
WEDNESDAY.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
THunooida Poftidse

3osD w & - ~ closures, Federal Aiditts re.S9e'. mtsSsl csssoa~.
49, ~ ~~,tic &C. lsesl aon7 N Qsssio- ss4s So
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
THE WEATHER."
East Branch Exp. SIN. & KICK
Max. Min. Pep.
Five Day Weather Forecast

A few showers in western
Mountains after the middle of
the week and along the south
ern border over the weekend,
otherwise fair weather. The
temperatures will average two
five degrees below seasonal
with warmer temperatures the
beginning of the period turning
cooler after the end of the
week. Warmer again the first
of next week. Normal highs 90
to II. Lows in the 40's.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
REMINDERS q SUGGESTIONS

If you apply for CCC Loan at
your County ASC Office, Designate
The Sidney National Bank as your
financial agent. There have been
no service charges in past years
and there viii be none nowl School
time is here = lets welcome the
new and old teachers. settle down
and study hard. Education Is OF
utmost Importance 10 n future
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
SIDNEY CASH A
Farmers Nero. and Occident
Wednesday Noon Quotations:
Dark Northern Spring Wheat:
Other Wednesday Markets

Cream. No. !. per ID. b-fat 5 81
Top Hogs. 100 = go lbs. 1875
Heavy Hogs. $50 = 270 lgs. 1850
Il. VT. Sows. under 300 lbs. SIPS
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

1t might be worth while to think
about saving the lives of some Oh
the children who are killed by
automobiles.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
Soge Grouse
CLOSED TO HITTING

CDSEDI 10 HUFIINof
stat. game preserves and closures, Federal wdldlife refuges, National Parks and
indian Reservations. Fer hunting privileges m other than laekfeet, Cheyenne,
ad Elsthesd Indian Reseryations, see local agency IN question.
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WALTER a. BROWN


1899 Vermont Ave. NV.
COTTAGE F0R 2: IL mi. D, c,
line bet, Mclean and CHAIN
Bridge-Loe. on IL acres, well
furn. with all medern cow. incl
washer; S12s mo. Call bet. 2 am
CONFECTIONERY discriminat-
ing family OF 2 or 81: attr. furn.
house: air eond.: patio and garden
Groups Of kiTls OF boys not de-
sired; lease open. Avail. July j.
GLENMAR PARKT-psltGhtful
clean. r bedrms.s 2 baths. garage,
; sS.,, ,m DSssa' sSs sll pl1WRsse io
4 s 4 s.sass P p.Si e. !.ss:s
KENWOOD AREA =. Beautiful 4.
bsdrni.. 3-bath home: large Nooded
lot; ideal fer children: rec. rm..
dishvasher. dryers winning OBJ
tional SlsS me- plus utils. June
ROCKVILLE CTwinhrook). June 20
TO Aug. 31-3-bedfoom house eom-
pietely furnished: BIG private rear
yaros swimming pool opIouAl,
s125 month. GA. 4-6463.
SILVER sPRING - Near Fcres,
Glen rd.: cool. comfortable. e-bed-
Im. hrk. rambler: newly decor
tastefuliy fufn,: excel. neighbor-
hood: $3.50. ~. b-67se.
SILVER sPRfNG--Neariy new g.
bedrm. brick rambler: June 18th 70
Scot. 18th: $3.50, GRAHAM q
CO.. 10. 6-60lO.
SILVER spRING-Attr. home;
bedTms.. ~ baths. rec. Trl.. tser
pch.: nicely furn.: &C, unit. Avail.
immed. TO Sept. ]. JU. a-0462
SPRING VALLgY AREA--NeN E.
bedrm., ga hath horse: heeut.
furn.: immse.: AFT eond. PERI. loe.
for diplomat. LILA BURT CUM
MINGa. WO. 6-606n.
WASHINGTON GOLR q COUNTRY
CLUE AREA--5-beerm Dc luxe
home; lge. living room. family
room. dining hail. huge master
bedroom. ~ baths, washef-Qryer,
dishVasher: beautifully furnished:
including silverware. dishes and
linens. Nov available. Ideal for
gracious living and entertainment.
StUU ncrfi. Cell SrNnIp 2. AL
VAREZ. Realtors, IKE. e-6057.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
tcohTlNuIp)

WATERFORD. vA.--i,euss for rent
bedfmf., 2 baths, liv.. ,rm,l
terrace and box saTdsn; ! " asrssi
chinei $3.50 mo. can 40, a-ssSi
wEsId,AIE, clSs.AlH,i,sTT oN TON. pEe1,-
rus sI baths, pe.sS; r.s, nm.
Scot. 10. OF, a-4Akp.
would soME0NE on COUPLE
country yuis-x1s,i Reas.rsnt. 20
minutes 10 city. sP. a-7bib.
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NIGHT CLUB
COLORED

COLORED
Owner has his iingefs in too many
pies and will be willing TO sell 70
responsible purchaser for $500
down paymt. or may accept auto
mobile. vacant lot. equity IN home.
etc. Club Is . good money maker
with plenty OF potential. Please
PANT srCRE-opportunity 70 IN.
established wholesale and retail
paint business selling paipts. wall
Paper and paint supplies. Boz
4b5-R, star. =.
RESTAURANT BUSINESS FOR
eALK--Loeatsd IN Bethesda, Nd.
cn main hwy. eeating ,capaeity
TO; sellins drs % health WI
liable party. BOX lhs-s star.
RKs8AURANT-BAR doing $500 .
day. Wei equipped. Rent 500.
S ss.,Sles;i smsn. ae-p ppoo'mssnns.
REsTAURANT-Brand-nev, com.
pletely eeuigped. Tremendous
vpcaSens ~
team ideal. Write Box 7l-T. star.
outlining ezper. and auailnca-
tons.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY STORE,
~ haito.: white neiRhboEhood:
S1,SO0 weekly husiness; with or
Pm. Eastern s.asSs. 3.
SERVICE STATION for lease at
264l Lee hwy. Arl, Va; small
cash invest. REQ. W0. 0.2ee4.
sEnvICE STATION ron LEAsE-i
For only $1,000. stock included,
you can own your own business.
Located on heavily travelled Rte, I.
This h an ideal station for the
rLght man with limited capital.
rsTtihsf inforT"stlls0nG; can Mr.
STATION FOR LEHsE-No COM
petition, the only station on we'll
Travelled street from D c. To-
silver Spring. Nd. doing good
Gallonane. DealeE. has other in
terests; $4,000 win take ever from
s esi'' HR di KoTuLE Sr .PPoisS.Rs sSe
TAVERN. llouor on and on sale.
Pr. Geo. County. Call On. 4-4433
or eP. 3-lb31.
TEXAco SERVICE STATION
Available In e.K. Washington-2
bays. porcelain enamel. 0oins
business. good gallonage. B pumpa.
Minimum amount OF capital re-
quired. WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY
For details. call A. c. HAROLD.
TE. 6.3442.
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ASSUME LARGE an

ASSUME LARGE CT
wheaton rambler: 3 bedrms., large
screened porch. full bsmt nice
lot. Total payments only sea per
month. FREDERICK w, BERENs,
SAILS. Inc. ~. 7.7700.
BEET BUY IN SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
twin sized bedrm. brick rambler
with beautiful rec. rm.. screened
porch. laree kit: everything for
comfortable living. This Is q real
opportunity. Assume 4iass loan.
Asking S2O,p50, Out oeorgia ave.
to Evans. right 10 Olenhaven,
s nt =, nn. Rsp e,In sgns 2 ysnslsS
Co. JU. s.ssaS. 10. a-oS7s.
sETHEsDA--pradley wilson area
BY OWNER. q bedrms., maids rni.,
IA baths. cathedral liv. rm., din.
rm.. carpeting, drapes. I'm. bsmt,
SsS.sSo OF. S.eaaS.
Bradley blvd, ext,-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; "a baths pch.,
o o1s1si s.s sa :lsS d. Sc. l LIZ ne"
BETHEsDA-4 fully and attractive.
ly Developed levels, step.doWn liv.
rm. with heamed cathedral ceilinE,
; bedrms., ga baths. pancled rec.
rm., family rm. with many built
ms: garage centrally air-cond, !:
$2a5O0; ANDRIs REALTY, OIL.
2-D070 Ill q.
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q Rooms and Bath.
WALTER A. BROWN

1929 W. Ave.
MA. R-l6b2 OIL. 9-bI34
COL0RED--S4I YUMA 81. So
Ne me- sins n ss .1sSl 10 S sST'
Open Sat. and sun. 2-0. To.
2-a3O3. or RA. 3.bl0e.
COLORED-WADg I'd. ST., mr..
g: Eiis.-Dst;; z rms, bath; d nsy
COLORED-CAPIfOL HILL AREA.
facing park--Immaeulate small 2
inG Adults only. Lu. e-4fS7.
t.Ie y Ip k.5.;n.,Sc ~ aao GsII
COHEN, VIII. ASSOC.
COLORBD-sse 80 PER MO-, mod.
a-bedrnf, brick, ess heat. 1871
46th pl. sc. To see call ST.
3.3Hh1
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luslMLss epIpRIunlrlEs


AAA MoTEhs FOR SAIL
eHerLns Recommendation best mo-
- 'J6n H. THOMPSON
.le woodward Hlde.. Jackson k.H7nt
BAKERY ron LKAsE-completsls
mo. CHAkLEs acHNEfDER. Real
tor, Df. 5-i07ai ewes. YR. 3-i016
can WAen-Wonderfui location
Be purchased In entirely. as q
ssuippsd. Excel, 'I opporta SSi'' ies
~ Sl.e o.. P s.SSss. can La s-OaOa'
COMMERCIAL LOTS and motel
alta on fabulous OCEAN Beach.
Nd, PFe-development prices, Act
nov Tor future security. Boz isO-
iinsion. Exclusive area. ABc n
S ssocs bu ~ SssS' o rp iCr
couple. Call on. s.s54f or "a,
WhV0oAVAE WooM.uktu YIN SUI!
S Sssss Box ssss aso..is.' star .'l' 'l'n
Day CLEANING sTORE-lrsssinl
s% alss. s .ss,ai 81 sai SaSsscS o'n'r n1'
ron LEAsE-Modsrn, 3-bay. DOT:
eelain.front service station located
on route 70 Cheyerly. Nigh poten-
vestment required, $4,000 q
H snis0ee sId sthi Ia ini s.sssS. cal
S Ssu. EasFE .r On sAs S.J = .. :;I:'
ABOVE. irs. ict for lss o. selling
cars. Located . miles vest 81
FE'osB.. .s SStnsr on h''' q CAL
fredSrioksburr. Va.--Aii new
equipment; must sell; some capita
s On IocS credit. cal All RI. 4.ssz2. =
fURNITURR STORE = Second
hand, center OF city over 30
yrs. Retirine. Box 1l6-Y. star.
0RocEny STORE. ABc lieens.
and stock. Reas. price. cash only
a-a7al bet. z ans pm.
nkLP OPERATRD, make good Nv
ing without worktna, call after
Pm. PA. E-D5O1.
LAUNDROhIAT, saie or Lease; SIS.
600 buslness for $4,000 cash
Mr.. ToueloNANT. EM. s-o2iO
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BRIGGS CLANCY RID.

Custom built estate home with lse.
acreage; douhle-ear garase ana
"A MILLION DOLLAR VIEW"
3m baths, 3 or 4 bedrms., sen.
din. rm., extremely lge, hv. rm.
with firepl., 10x14 kit. with break.
Vi j NiCH0IAa HE. A-lnnn
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE. Nd
June W to Oct. rs: mr.. circle. g.
Tm. Colonial residence, nicely
furn., 3 screened porehea, 3h
baths, maids Fm.. washer, drter,
dishwasher. Adults. OIL. s-O02o.
CHEVY CHANE IA hedrms.. IA
baths: lac. lounge: firepl., screened
porch: tastefuiiv furnished. avail.
July '. $500. ~. 7-aOta.
CHEVY CHASE, DC.
Newly decorated; 9 rooms. . baths.
garden, Garage.
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APrs. UHFuRMIsHED-vA.
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HIfICREST RAMRI.ER


HOWARD coUNTY-six acres q
frspl.. ITs. kit. tvo bsdfms. and
bath on hrst floor, expandable
attie With plumbing teT bath q ,,i f.,ll
WATER HEAT: completely redee-
Grated: aood terms. Price Si3.boO
Call Mrs., GLAND. Wa. 4-4032 for
Information. SLIGO REALTY,
REALTORS. ~. $4,000.
NEAR FORT MEADE, odenton-3-
hedrm. briek-and.redwood ranch.
or: ine. lot. 81. 100 On, assume
al loan. Orchard 4-734e.
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REAL EsTATE sALE Or EXcR.

On. AND = wonderful girls viii rent
your furn. home near walter Reed
Aus. l.Dee. I or exeh. their furn
a-bedrm.. 2-bath hilltop view
home for same. Write J. n Kart.
DDS. az! Fairhills Dr.. San Ra-
VIII ACCEPT TRADE on new B.
Mclean. "a. 7-sa00: KE. 6-ag72
I3-Rn., ah-bath. mod. cor. home.
Forest Glen. Ideal renting rooms
Consider 1859 Chrysler or large
diamond IS down payment, Priced
$27.SOO. OWNER. ~. s-bSss.
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W A N T h D

W AN \ d;
Private investor for highly profit.
able short-term construction o.
nancine, 1905 secured By PHA
m0rteaae commitments. $1,000 or
more for sAfe. continuous oper-
alton. p. o. Box 1881. Arl.. 3. Va.
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BRK. CAPE Cons bedrms.; :
baths, din, rm. and driveway. Just
been renovated; SiT.250. Dir: Out
Colesville I'd. past Corners, ,
blks. to Crestmoor dr.. right on
crestmoor to 107 Eastmoor Or. in
Woodmoor. House open for inspec-
ton. 2-6, Saturday and Sunday.
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BETHESDA New brick Colonial
with plenty Of charm. Cow. pub
Shoppins center. wen proportionsd
iiv. rm. with ffepl.. sep. din. rm /.
der rm. on FIRST a. 2 bedrns.
dressing rm. OF master bedrm. /.
: baths, full bsmt,. S27,abO. KoR-
znNDoRFER REALTOR. OIL.
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ARiLNoToN-Spacious luxury apt
featuring entrance foyer. extra
large rms, separate din. rm.,
built-in china closet. kit. equipped
with luxury type appliances;
master TV antenna, storage lock
or. laundry facilities, air con-
ditioning.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH close "a
tcsm spt 81 &c arse arse SD. nsu q
kit. With DISPOSAL. refgT. and
range. Dashboard heating, indirect
lightine, Arepl walk-in closets.
completely modern. close to shop
ping and bus. $3.50 mo-. incl. heat
and water. Call BENOTT a ALVA-
REF. Realtors. KE. s-e677.
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cLEvKLAND PAKK-Nsvly redec
house: { bedrms.. 3 baths, rec,
I'm. garase; $40. Do. 7-albS
COLONIAL vILLAGE--3 b.T., eh b.
Sss Sy. TU ? soss Esn' eyes, q 0P X. j.
1919. vkdys.
CONN, AVE. RsTATRs wheaton,
bsmt.. rec. rni.. fenced rear yard.
eonv. trAnsp., schools; Sl2b mo
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6RIARCRIFF MANOR--I bedTm :,
freshly decor, mr.. bus, close TO
D C. and Pentason: SIS Incl.
utils. IA. 2-51O4.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WORRYING MOTHER with ls-mo. =
old boy; wants 1-furn. bedrm.
apt. with lawn or porch privi-
leaes. Conn. ave. area. HU. 3.
1891. EM. 3-551s.
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RETHESDA

BRICK CAPE con, near Four Cor
Walk to All eonveniences. Large
iiv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. nm:
equip. kit 3 bedrms., bath, full
bsmt., rec. rm., garage. beautifully
Handicapped lot. trees. Price
go; sSo,; CSHEsTIR < kd EL LIZ 3, ;
6.7lOO, q til q, JU. q-b55h. "
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p" BOULEVARD GARDENS
(betWRen Natl. Airport and
Alexandria i-Attractiv l.
bedroom apt. with rent
appeal $3.50 incl. all utils.
Res. mgr, 1903 PortneI I'd.
Apt. lis. KI. 9-4956 or
can
Ma. A-2345
NHANNON n LUCHS Managemen
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. BgDRMs.. $40
INCL. uTfLS. EXCEPT ELBc.

Conveniently located to shopping
and hnz line. near Key Bridge
shown By appolntment. IA. 5-05e9
ARL;. close u ina : IL
RES. NOR. IA. 5-2040.
ARL., 1f23.2S n. RANDOLPH ST.
Air eon1 I.2 bedrms.; sos
elO7 So. plus eiee. RES. MGR,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c
$3.50 Sand ST. NV.
COMFORTABLE HOME

By Appointmenb
Attractive 3.bedrm. house; spacious
Ilv. I'm. w/fireplaee., din rm.. new
kit, gar; h,.w.h.: COW. tranSp
and schools; pleasant neighbour
hood; easily financed: price,
Oxford Real Estate Co.
Df. 7-34sB so. s-seSO
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mn, o n, ,o sHa AEp suEE.;a,u,
Nv, bath. I Is,ss w , I'm f0y T1,h
breakfast bar, full hsmt.. reeree.
si,n ara wsl ls,,in, closets; private
pik- M q. Dinwiddie a., rieht on
hllwiddis . sth rd.. left 10 b02i
and open Sien.
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ARLrNoroNs BEST VALUE AT
COLUMBIA HTS. APIS.

COLUMBIA HIS. AZ 10.
KINo-sIzE AND 9 BEDRM.
munity, Rents from sS7 80 mo.
incl. an utils. Near schools, shops,
bus, nentason. Navy. downtown.
brier a.. I blk. Oh Columbia pike
lend Il 5000 blk.l.
OPEN pAILy AND SUNDAY
ALSO k AVAIL sEi iS1sS
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co.0P APIS. FoR SALE

PRICE REDUCED TO SETTLE Es-
rATE-Vacant. 2 rms, kit. and
bath. Close trensp. 1441 Harvard
st. NV. or no. 2.Tb47.
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BETHESDA. Lynbrook School area
liv. din. area With irepi., comp.
equip. kit. ialousied porch, SEE
$50 KoRzENDoRFER, REAL
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GLEN ECH0--5iI2 waukesha Td.,
2 bedrm. BUNGALOW with storage
attic, 500. WALKER Il DUNLOP,
INC. CO. 6.0222i
GREAT FALLS, vA.-Attractive 2:
bedrm. house on owners estate Of
Is beaut. acres. Cafport, firepl.; "
hr from downtown. PL. a.2b66.
HILLCREsT-6211 .32nd ave, 3
Ssdr: 'sdssas S.sS no,: Ti1h
10 Boiiins and Andrews AFB.
Waikiki 4 DUNLOP, NC. CO.
HYATTsvILLE-Det,; 3 bedrms.
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, attic; eonv
loo. si6O mo. OWNER, I'M. 2-1072
KENWOOD CLUE AREA--oh River
rd.; iarge brick Colonial house
S bedrms.. sh baths. rec. nm IN.
porch; earsss. Ak. sS.il. June @ot coy
Hou6HToN y SON. INC. DI
T-e057; Weekends, OIL. 2-e474.
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BETHESDA-OPEN

Attr, brick and frame rambler. 2
ssdIms;s iiy: rm;. din: area full
down. assume 4Esss loan Of si To
500. DIR: Out Old oeorsetown
ID. #. on dTcsyenor Ia. ~. 70
l90l0 Eavsrd ave; By OWNER,
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13

Miss Linda Burreu vas one of the
hostesses for a birthday party last
Wednesday night honoring her ous
in Mary Louise Jones, Is year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
Jones Of Benton. Twelve couples
attended.
Marvin Liberto arrived home last
Monday from Loyola University In
New Orleans. He left Sunday morn
ing for Gulfport for work until he
returns to school in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liberto went
to Morganza, La. last Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Liberto's mother. Mrs.
John Glorioso, who was i'll. Their
son Donald came home with them
for the summer months. He will
return to Lafayette s. L. I. in Sep
TENDER.
Our best wishes go to Mr.. James
Peaster who was admitted to the
Baptist Hospital In Jackson Sunday
or surgery.
A speedy recovery Is wished for
Miss Vicky Carter who underwent
tonsilectomy in Yazoo City last
| week.
Mrs. Bobby Thompson, Bobby T.,
Suzie, William and Louis and Jon
Foose spent last Monday in Yazoo
City with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stig-
Ter. Mrs. ThompSon's sister, Mrs.
IHoyt Holland and children, were
'isitors there also.
Among those from Thornton at
tending the barbecue at Wolf Lake
last Tuesday night were MIR. and
Mrs. David Coleman, Carolyn Hob
lomon, Tommy Peaster and Mike
Foose, Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Thomp-
son and Mr., and Mrs, Dan Foose.
According to the short letters
from Sister Thompson at Camp De
Soto. she Is having a wonderful
time. Her parents expect her home
sometime next week.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13

Miss Lera Ashley of Bunkie, La.
was an overnight guest of her ne
phew, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eakin
last Sunday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eakin, Jr.
of Mobile were weekend visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eakin, Sr.
Miss Betty Louise Eakin served
as a bridesmaid for Miss Jane
Travis in Magnolia Sunday. Miss
Travis is a former roommate of
Miss Eakin's.
Mrs. H. M. Muse returned last
Monday to her home in Memphis
after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Eakin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eakin, Sr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Parker OF
Yazoo City attended the All-Star
football game in Yazoo City last
Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith of
Thornton and Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
yer Rogers of Louise left Sunday
or a weeks vacation together.
Mrs. j. D.. Garrett and family of
Greenwood visited her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. c. c. Williamson Sunday
afternoon. Danny, 8, remained for
a weeks visit. We are sorry to re-
port that Mrs. Williamson has been
I'LL.
Mrs. Burdette Pollard and Mrs.
John Peaster of Yazoo City were
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Peaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Caldwell of
jackson called on Mr.. and Mrs.
zee Peaster last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon Peaster left
Sunday afternoon for lockwood,
Tenn, to attend the funeral of a
cousin of Mrs. Peaster's.
Church services win be held at
he Thornton Methodist Church this
Sunday morning at 9 am. The Rev.
Douglas Vinzant. pastor. will con
duct services.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13
To The Voters OF
Holmes County

wish to take this opportunity to thank
each and every one of you who supported
me for Sheriff of Holmes County. 1t has
certainly been a pleasure for me TO have
met so many of the fine citizens of Holmes
County during my campaign.
Alot of people criticized me for resign
ing as deputy of our present Sheriff and
running against his wife. But, be that as it
may, ran for that office because truly
and sincerely believed that the duties of
Sheriff are a mans job and did not believe
that a Sheriff should succeed himself, as
matter of fact, by having his wife elected
for his successor in violation Of the spirit
of our state constitution and our traditions.
Again wish to thank oil of you from
the bottQm of myheart.
Sincerely yours,
Coyier Farmer ST..
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13
4 T~olarville
News
BY PHILLIP Dawes

Friends of Mrs. Estelle Whastead
are glad to know she has returned
nome and Is doing fine after her
recent accident.
Mrs. Smith of Tchula spent the
day recently with her mother, Mrs.
Hoover.
Mr.. Clayton Mann of Orange,
Texas, visited friends In Tolarville
over the weekend.
Carla and Allan Dawes are visit
ing friends in Balzoni.
Ruby Smith, Alden, Peggy and
9obbie Sue Winstead have returned
from Gulfport.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13
Hospital
Patients
HOLMES COUNTY
HOSPITAL

Mrs Daisy jacobson, Lexington
Mrs. Ruth Larcom, Lexington
Mrs. Eric Norquist, Lexington
Mrs. W. E. Edwards, Ebenezer
Mrs. Sally Lou Tate. Lexington
Miss Mary Glover, Lexington
Mrs. Bob Farmer, Lexington
Mrs. w. r. Ellis, ST., Lexington
Miss Mary Hart, Pickens
MI. Wilborn Majors, Lexington
Charles Sims, Lexington
MIR. Leslie Arnold, Pickens
Mrs. Jack Farmer. Lexington
Mrs. A. r. Turbeville, Lexington
Mrs. Earl Plunkett, Tchula
Mrs. r. B. Caldwell, Lexington
Mr. II. H. Lehman. Lexington
Mrs. Billy Poets, Memphis
COiOred Patients
Lincoln Hammond
Sally Saffold
Legertha Johnson
Robert Haynes
Anna Ellis
Willie M. Carter
Henry jackson
Richard Rathell
John Mckinley
DISTRICT TWO
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Durant. Miss.
mrs. Lucille Mcdaniel, Durant
Mrs. Frank Blanton, Durant
MRS. Hattie Stanton, Durant
Miss Amy Byrd, Winona
MRS. Sammy Hendricks. Durant
bany Boy Hendricks, Durant
Mrs. H. F. Roberts, Sails
Mrs. Claude Dodd, Durant
Mrs. Tom Brock, West
Mrs. R. c. Holder, Durant
Miss Mary Louise Bowie west
David Truitt. Durant
Mrs. Charlie Horn, Sails
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13

Coleman.
Faye Hocult of Lexington spent
last weekend in the Allen BurreI
home on Pluto.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-13
By MRS. LEWIS MASSEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fouche OF
Carter were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

This IS your chance to sound of-and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison 1UiH do his best
to anSlUer questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names 1cH be used ii desired.
Thank Lawrence Welk for his improved
program. We all love Rookie Rockwell.
Linda M. and Six Others.
Is the judge on Day in Court real or an
actor? Is his real name Edgar A. Jones' jr.?
Is he married? Where 1 write him?
H. H.
Mr.. Jones is not an actor; he is IalU professor
and dean OF the University OF California in Los
Angeles La1U School, He's married all right
seUen children. Jones got his lal0 degree at the
University of Virginia. You aOrite him care
OF ABC-TV, Hollywood, Calf.
Win you please tell me if Edmond OBrien,
Hugh OBrian, Pat O'Bren and Margaret
OBrien are related in any way2
J. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
TeIeVue MaiIbaq

No. Nor to Virginia O'Brien and George
OBrien. Hugh O'Brian, incidentally, WaS born
Hugh Krdmpe.