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The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Froede H
Rasmussen, who met his death b,
accident on April 26, 1858.
Sad and sudden was the call.
Of one SO dearly loved by all.
1t was bitter grief. a shock
To part with one we held so
DEAR"
Mr.. & Mrs. Herman Rasmussen
and Ole.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

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The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
SIDNEY u TAKES
PART IN MARINE
LANDING

CAMP PENDLETON, Calf.
- Marine Pfc. Gerald
A. Anderson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Anderson of Route O.,
Sidney, Montana, took part in an
amphibious landing exercise
April $40, with the First Regi-
ment of the First Marine Division
at Camp Pendleton, Calf.
The Division Marines acted as
the enemy defense unit while
Marines from the First Marine
Brigade from Kaneohe, Hawaii,
made up the assault force.
Highlights of the exercise were
landings made by the new troop
carrying helicopters operating
from the helicopter assault carrier,
USS Thetis Bay.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
HALLS OF IVY

Ponca City, Okla. - Mrs. La
Rue Pfaff, first grade school tea
cher, assigned hAr students to
bring in leaves and plants to dec
crate their room.
The youngsters responded Gag
erly, and Mike Smith brought in
an armload of leaves. Only after
itching set in did teacher and pu-
pills find Mikes collection includ-
ed poison ivy.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
WCeS W0g0m
that euer joined yow family!

homefrom the undergrad. There's
room, you see, for a whole half-ton
of cargo-a space ten feet long, with
the real seat and tailgate down.
These wagons are easy to load,
too-you Just roll the rear window
into the taiIgate and flip it down
fiat. No liftgate to wrestle with.
Chevrolet's so easy to handle it's
a natural for the lady of the house.
Big, safer brakes, too. Chevy's even
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

A sick nan who pays no atten-
ton to what his doctor says should
not blame the medical profession
If he fails to get well.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
SHELTERBELTS

$4,000 Shelterbelt trees and
shrubs were received this past
Tuesday from the Forestry Muir
sery at Missoula and have been
distributed from the Sidney Coop
Oil Station for planting. These
trees and shrubs were ordered by
Al Richland County Farmers and
ranchers and a couple of sports
mans groups for planting new
w~indbreaks or for requirements
or additions to already established
paintings. The Richland County
Soil Conservation District tree
planter is being used to plant
most of the larger shelterbelt
paintings.
For those of you who would
like help in planning a new
Shelterbelt or in improving your
old one with requirements or
additions for next year you may
obtain assistance from either our
office in the Courthouse or the
S.C.S. office in the basement of
the postoffice building. Certainly
this spring is the time to start
making preparations for next
years shelterbelt as a year of
summerfallow is essential to good
establishment under dryland con-
ditions and is also desirable even
under irrigation.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

got bigger tires-they come as
standard equipment or every n of
our wagons. But why not fall in
love with a Chevy frsthand-at
your Chevrolet dealers!
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Chepy's station ,Oagons should
really be called fan-iiJ. '-us vas
You car choose from fire mod
els, including the four-door
nine-passenger Kingswood,
,Uith its rear-facing rear seat.
Here's a brisk and breezy wagon
that'll take on any chore you name,
from a trip to the beach to a journey
e. &c G O..
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Mothers little man usually turns
1ut to be just that.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

There is little honesty left in
conversations these days.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
WHY SPRING A

Rubbish and trash in and
around the farm home has proven
to rank high on the list of fire
and accident causes, according to
research conducted by the Ma
tional Fire Protection Association.
Approximately $3.50, 900, 900 worth
of farm property is destroyed by
fire and an untold number of
accidents occur on farms each
year. No doubt many of these
fires and accidents could be pre-
vented by taking the following
steps:
(1) Get rid of stacks of old
magazines and newspapers, dis
carded clothing, rags, mattresses,
old furniture, and other junk -
all the clutter that gathers in
attics, Easements and closets in
homes; (2) Check barns and out
buildings for similar trash, then
clean up winter rubbish in the
farmyard and get rid of dead grass
and brush around buildings, along
fences and in fields; (3) Clean
up your machine shop - get rid
Of shavings, scraps, oily rags, old
paints; az clean up, oil and
repair all electrical equipment
and power machinery - home ap-
pliances too; 50 inspect and
clean furnace, chimney, stoves,
breeders and heaters of all types;
(6) Have a place for everything
and put everything in place.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
TIPS ON PLANTING TREES

liz YIN fLAN I'M TREES
First, keep in mind that tree
seedlings must be kept moist
from the time they leave the
nursery until they are planted.
Extension Forester Richard
Marks at MISC. points out that
unless care is taken the roots
will dry out rapidly and be in
jured.
AS soon as the seedlings arrive
from the nursery, give them a
good soaking and plant as soon
as possible. If you can't plant at
once, the trees will remain in
good condition for a short time
if you store them in a cool, moist
place. However, should it be
necessary to delay planting for
more than four or five days, the
trees must be "heeled in." You
do this by first digging an open
V-shaped trench. Then open the
bundles of trees and spread the
roots out along one side of the
trench. Fill in with soil so that
the roots are covered and then
drench with water. lamp the
soil firm and keep moist until
planting.
Then when you start planting
be sure to keep the roots covered
with damp material such as wet
burlap or moss. Or you can keep
the roots submerged in a pail of
water of a puddle of water. The
main thing is to never allow the
wind-even for an hour.
When planting trees be sure to
dig a large enough hole SO that
the roots will not be cramped.
Also be sure to pack moist soil
firmly around the roots to exclude
air pockets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
September -
Continued From Preceding Poss
7:30
4-LoFomie. Western.

4-LoF0mie. western.
! Hour. Circle OF Fire" The
son Of on lndion chief is killed
accidentally and the aroused
wouiors Toxic vengeance by at
tockino the Sherman ranch. John
Smith, Robert Crowtord, ir.; Err
nest 5oronine, Morsho Hunt.
5-WrestIine.
Z Hours. Roy Moroon. common
totoG
7-Sugorfoot. Western.
! Hour. The Wild Bunch" viii
Hutchins stors.
9-M0rkhom. Adventure.
Morkhonn finds his reputotion and
life endangered. Roy MilIond
storS
500
9-The Dennis 0'Keefe Show.
$50
4-Fibber Niece and Molly.
The Good Neiehbors. Bob
Sweeney, Cothy Lewis stor.
7-Wyatt Corp. Western.
Lineup for Bottle" Sheriff Eorp
rides out clone to arrest lowless
roncher. Hugh O'Brion stors.
9-Mony Loves Of Dobie ellis.
PREMIERE. A new comedy series
depicting the ontics Of q teen
oyer. The Copper OF the 6iiou."
Oobie discovers o pretty girl and
immediately resorts to o desperate
money making scheme to roise
Gosh for on expensive dote with
her. Dwoyne Hickman, TuesdoY
Well stor
800
4-AFthur Murray Porty. Col'r.
NEW SEASON. Guests: Jockie
Cooper, Brandon De Wilde. CoroI
lynley, composer Richard Adler
I. R'f.~m~N. Western
NEW SEASON.. The Potsy."
Three gunner plot TO toke over
the town OF North Fork. Chuck
Connors, Johnny Crawford, PouI
Fix, Whit 6issell.
9-Tishtrope. Crime
"Stond on Velvet" Nike Connors
stors.
$3.50
4-WorId Series Speeiol.
Hour. All-stor show on the eve
OF the 1859 baseball elossic.
5-ldo Lupino Show. Oromo.
"Aword." Fronchot Tone stors.
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ATTY. Jesse G. WILLIAMS

fVo ofoauWafs >OUe <vt
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE, IN CfiANCERY.
No. 5ss-3ts
YvONNE BOWEN. Plaintiff, vs..
EJCENf BOWEN, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said court held in
the City-County Building, In the City
OF Detroit. County OF Wayne and
Ste-e OF Michigan, on this 10th day
of September AID. 1859
Present. Honorable NEAL FITZ.
GERALD, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant il
not resident of this state, but re.
sides In the City OF Toledo. County
Of Lucas and State OFF Ohio,
1T - ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance IN this cause
on or before three 81 months from
the date of this order, or said bill
VIII be taken as confessed.
~ - FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy Of this order be sent by regis.
tered mall TO said defendant al il07
Oakwood Street. Toledo, Ohio. his
last known address, and N not re-.
ceived personally bs said defendant
al least twenty l2oj DAYS before the
time prescribed for appearance. that
this order be published as required
by Law.
NEAL FITZGERALD,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANfGfNtClerk
A. HAKGREAvES. Deputy Clerk
10 10 - HAS
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II - ordered Ina. Ire se..rte.r.@
DAY Of December. leNi .. ten { t.c<
IN tie forenoon al said Court Room
o. appointed for examining and ~
."~4n4 saic arcount and ne4rlrs -
petltlon
And Il is further Ordered That :
copy Of this order DC published orre
"a each week for three weeks ro,.
sccuuteiy previous 10 aid tne ~
heating IN tne DETROIT TRiBl NJ :
r. = paper printed and circulated IN
s~ic County of Wayne
IRA g KAUFMAN.
Judge Of Probate
90 hereby certify that I have
eoinl fec me foregoing copy With the
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CRYPT Of sucn original record
CECIL 4 BERNARD
Deputy Probsie Register
Dated Nov 2, 1859
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. 4. Tur
TX, UT COURT FOR THE cOtSTsYs
Of WAYNE, ~ CHANCERY
NJ ssI-e4s
=, Lila lALN..DCE. Plaintiff =.
RAJ MOND TALMADCE. Defendsn,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ q session Of said Court held in
,ne Nity Of Detroit, Wasne COUNTY
Miehigan' on the 9th da. u Nosem.
NhiDEhAN, Circuit Judge
~ appears TO this Court fror, .fo
oaxit on file that the defendan, nav
hOND IALMADCE, y not : resider,
o. the City Of Detroit, WAYNE coun,s
nichlgan, but resides al 39l0 penn
ave, fttsbuTA Pcnns>lyanis
o. .4sssvr-rf Charles E.rr, i,
toIncy for the Plaintiff: -
=, ~ ORDERED that the dcfendan,
M MoND TALhADCE. enter h,,
appearance In said cause on or h.'
ts'. tnrec 80 months from tho date
III, s v,uer or said ball OF com.
p'"lnt viii be taken As confoss.,,,
against him. and that a conv 80 s ,,'..,
DIaer be sent TO the last.kno,xn oo",
"IIIcc address Of the defendant, 80,
suuTces being 1910 Penn Ave- ps,.S
DuIs, fcnnsylvania, By certified n,s,i
,,u,n receipt requested. and dcliv.
ny 70 addfcssce only. sei''
~ y FURTHER ORDERED tha, 4,
sns defendant IL not pcrsonsli,.
s. .',, = true copy OF this Order 10
pupnshed In the Detroit Tribuos
a"'.,mspaper printed. published and c,,'
stu'".ins IN said County OF WAYNE g.,
Is,. consecutive weeks. ACCORDING to
CARL W. wEIDEMAN.
a True Copy u" Judge
hDcAk N bRANI0IN. Clerk
y, hAkCkEAVES. Deputy Clerk
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EDGAR Va BRANiCIN, Clerk
Z " N1THAD Deputy Clerk
10 81 SO - ~ 5 50
IDA LiPPMAN. Atty,
IVA LtPPMaN, Affr. Il
1899 national Bank ts<g., DefFo"
STATE or MICHIGAN,
County OF Na,ne,
IS. No. 43q.6<l

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STATE or MICHIGAN,
County OF Na,ne,
IS. No. 43s,6<i
~ a session Of the Probate W.
ior said County OF Wayne. held ~ "
Probate Court Room IN the tlN
Detroit, on the Second day Of No's~
Oct IN the yeat one thousand n''
hundred and Fifty-nlnc
Present, IRA G.. KAUFMAN, jus
OF Probate. =
In the Matter Of the Estate
MINI JAG kSON, Deceased
IDA LiPPMAN, special adninls PA
Ifix OF said estate haVing renossl '.
20 Tins Court her first and ma =
count In said matter and filed nv y,
WIN her petition praying ths' ~
letters Of special administration n' -
tofore granted be revoked anu
nulicd.
II Is ordered, That the Seventeen
Jay OF December, next at ten e'ss
IN The forenoon al said Court n'
De appointed for examining anu
lowing said account and hcarins -
petition.
And II is further Ordered. Y nav Az,
copy of this order be published v "se
IN each week for three weeks ~
sccutivcly previous 10 said u nsr
nearing I'm the DETROIT TkibvNts' a
newspaper printed and circulate"
said County OF Wayne.
IRA q KAuFMAsm.,
Judge u Prcosss,
do hereby certify that ,hs
compared the forcsoin copy WIN .ne
original record their " ana .,,ny
found the same TO be corrccl "'"
cript OF such original ccord .,n
CECIL. A BERNAnr.r.,s
Deputy Pi ,bats kes''
Dated Nov. 2. 1889
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ATTY erAsLss q PERKINS

ATTY CHARLES q PERKINS
81 e warren ksenSe
,TATE ri Nit HiDA%, - IAE
ciKLflT COLkT FOR The COUNTY
~ HAIAk ~ CHANCERf.
Ne s,i1zs
AETHLR 8 MITCHELL Plaintiff,
- NAY = MTG HELL. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
q. session u I'D Cc4r held 81
ne ltt lD1nts Building IN the Clts
III DetfDr on tie Zznc csy Of Oslo
otf Al isss
Pres+ni Honcrsb.e MILES ~.
CLLEEt%. Circuit Judge
II thlk cause u appearing b. sffi.
css.f On file that the defendant. MAY
D. Nit<hell cannot be served By
bf>,e1a ISSUED out q ihis Court as
sue ~ not : resident II the State OF
Michigan but f.zices In the City OF
ssn Artcn.o. County VI Bexsr and
9;stc ~ Texas, ana resides a. Isl
~Drlmerce Street, san Antonio, Texas.
o. MOTION CHARLES r. PER.
kIt1 attorney for The plaintiff, 1T
o. ORDERED that the defendant,
MAY T. MITCHELL, appear and an.
swtr the Bill Of Complaint In this
cs0se within three 81 months from
the date Of this order or that said
Bill will be taken as confessed and
that TINS Order be published accord
ing - Law and a copy thereof be
-trted upon the defendant by regis.
MILES ". CULEHAN,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR " BRANfCIS, Clerk
T. " MkTHAD. Deputy Clerk
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Present Honorable NILS y
Z \ LkH.AN. Circuit Judge
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tscnec that the defendant j. nci
resident OF Michigan but al NJ
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defendant enter hex appeAs4a.t cir
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mall, return receipt requested az
mat true copy OF said order
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MILES " Ct i.EhAN.
Circuit JUDY
True Copy
EDGAR "a BRANIGIN, Clerk
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
CP&L Gives $500
FOR Finer Farms

CAollna Power & Light Com
panOhaS announced winners of
cash prizes totaling $4,000 in its
annual Finer Farms soil and
water conservation contest. The
awards go to communities, CO.
unity boards of soil conservation
district supervisors and individ-
ual supervisors in the company's
two-State service area.
Harrell Hill in Mitchell Coun-
" took the top community prize
Of $3.50, followed by Sonora in
Caswell County with a $3.50 a
ward and Dortches community
in Nash County with a $3.50 a
ward.
Top money for district SUPER
visorS went to the Orange Coun-
ty board. which won $3.50. Cas-
we'll County's board of SUPER
visorS was second to win $3.50.
and Halifax County supervisors
plaOd third to win S1O0.
The Finer Farms contest has
been sponsored by Carolina
Power & Light Company for six
years as a means of stimulating
soil and water conservation.
The competitive angle of our
FINER Carolina Program is be-
ln-g suspended" stated E. N.
Pope, CP&L advertising manag-
er who has directed the contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02

Il hasten to explain that it is
not because of the kind of work
which you and number of 9TH
.ers have DONE" Pope told the
winners. There has been a gen.
eral waning of interest, how
ever, TO the point where it seems
advisable that the program, as
1t has been operating, be sus-
pended until new plan can be
developed which will stimulate
more widespread interest"
Individual awards of $50 each
went to ten district supervisors:
A. d. Harrell of Mitchell Coun-
ty, Cleve Daniels of Caswell, Joe
Ellen of Nash, George Moffitt
of Henderson, Joe Sanderson of
Wayne, H. NJ. Morgan and Tom
Bonham of Buncombe, w. II.
Bender of Warren, Reid Roberts
of Orange and F. f. Weaver,
Sr., of Florence County in South
Carolina.
Twenty-onc prizes of $50 each
for superior results" in soil
and water conservation were a.
warded to the following COM
munities: Bethel, Locust Hill,
Anderson and Cherry Grove, all
in Caswell County; ST. Mary's
Schley, Buckhorn, New Hope,
Jordan Grove and Orange
Grove, all in Orange County:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
R. B. Mckee Dies
On Saturday

The Rev. Risdon Braxton Nc
kee, n, died in the James Walk
er Memorial Hospital, Whining
ton, Saturday night at 800 after
a stay Of eleven days. He had
been in declining health for .
long period.
A native of Brunswick Coun-
~ ne was a retired farmer and
Funeral services were held
Monday at 3 p. m. in the I'm
Holiness Church by the
rev. j. P. Jones and the Rev
Floyd A. Boyer. Burial was in
the George Fowler cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
HOLIDAY VISIT

Miss Judith Joyner of the Uni
verSity of South Carolina and
Miss Ruth Isham of State Col
lege, Raleigh, visited in the <.
l.. Joyner, Sr. home here during
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Then. they drove with Mrs
Joyner to Savannah for a visit
with the Luther Joyner family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
Tabor Cugers Take
Wo From Nukinu

Tabor Citv's boys and girls
basketball teams opened the 1859
season Tuesday night with an
suspicious beginning by down.
ing the highly touted Nakina
cagers in both ends of a double
header.
The Tabor City girls copied a
67-63 win and the local boys
won rs to SO. Both games we're
high scoring affairs and were
thrilling from beginning to end
with neither team able to secure
a substantial lead until the forth
quarter.
Carrie Jean Ray set the pace
for the local girls, scoring 43
points but was trailed closely by
Nakina's A. Reaves who had AZ
points. Shelvie Granger scored
the basket that put Tabor City
ahead to stay and her seven
points at a crucial junction of
the game proved the deciding
factor In the four point victory.
Surles was the standout on
defense for Nakina and Ramona
Fipps and Dixie Cox paced the
Tabor City defense.
The starting lineups were as
follows:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
BENTON COMPLETES
COURSE

FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo.
Pvt. Willie Benton, son
Mrs. Floria <. Benton, Route /,
Shallotte, N. c., cuompleted the
food service course Nov. 10 al
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
Benton received training in
cooking, baking, meat cutting
and preparing a field kitchen.
He was farmer before enter
ing the Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02

He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Cora Stroud McKeen; two
sons, Carl of Tabor City and
Earl of Milwaukee, Wise, one
daughter, Miss Ethel Mckee of
Tabor City; three stepsons,
Eathel and Horace Stroud of
San Gabriel, Calf, and j. H.
Stroud of High Point; three
stepdaughters, Mrs. Paul Prince
or Loris, Mrs. Brute Jarkson OF
Sumter. and Mrs. Kenneth Har-
dee of Titusville, Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
lST CAV. DIV, KOREA

ToI CAV. DIV, KOREA -
Army PFC Robert c. Matherson.
IL, son of Mrs. Carlene Mather-
son, 322 w. College St, White
vile, N. c., recently arrived in
Korea and is now a member of
the LIST Cavalry Division.
A driver in Headquarters
Company of the divisions 5th
Cavalry, he entered the Army in
November 1858.
Natherson attended Whiteville
High School. Before entering the
Army, he was employed at Cult
ons Drug Store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

RALEIGH -- Thanksg vim 9
holiday students returning home
from Meredith College include
Cynthia Corbett, Mary Margar-
.et Fowler. Gayle Kelly. Anne
Elizabeth Mallard. and Sybi'
Williams, all Of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cecil HARRISON wish to express
our appreciation for the kind
ness and sympathy shown 70 us
during the recent illness and
death Of our beloved mother,
mother-in-law and grandmother.
Florance =. Prince
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-12-02

Dawson and Darlington, in Hall
fax County; North and Soutt
Mills River in Henderson Coun-
~; Sienge Pig in Wayne Coun-
ty: Newfound and Avery's
Creek, in Buncombe County;
Afton-Elbron in Warren County:
Olive Chapel and Bethlehem, II
Wake County; Hannah in Flor
cnce County, South Carolina
and Timrod, in Kershaw Coun-
ty, S. G.