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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

place NV, said the Empire
State project is the largest re-
naming undeveloped industrial
area on the island. Staten Is
land land values are rising as
work proceeds on the new Mar
rows Bridge to Brooklyn, he
added. An option has been
given to a Nationwide organ
ization to develop the tract
and leasing to industrial con-
Germs has started, he reported.
Drug Fair Sales Climb
81 Pet. Above 1858
September sales Of Drug
Fair Community Drug Co.
totaled $2,1O2,766. an increase
OF 37.1 per cent from l.533,875
in September last year, DR..
Milton Elsberg, president, re-
ported today.
Sales in the first nine months
of this year aggregated $l6.-
703, 412, a rise of 1924 per cent
from $12.536,137 a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08

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in the handsome Fiesta pat
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manufacturing defects for
the life Of your car.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW york, October uPl.-S,tIonaI As
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
Make Money On Conservation Reserve

y you're Participating IN the soil bank program, you can
oonne tne pfode. On your conservation reserve in a number of
49, 9ocordlnY 20 the zeported findings Of Massey Fergusons
Many Ameu have found real profits in setting up a game
Nneeve and charging hunters to use it. They've planted cover
20 nood Scs Ghe9s.nt.. and they charge hunters from S. to
City hunters Ike this arrangement, because It cuts down their
@1vA md save them z lot Of time and trouble in locating un-
Posa1d land. Thar game can provide Gizeable additional income
Bidding wats storage IN ponds can oner a cash income in
s.na1E end oef Jour 81year contract you can build up a natural
tOuno9ann tog Z livestock operation Although you can't use this
Wsoe 9unng ~ temn Ct your contract to irrigate any land
oo3&S tnes unosr contract you can develop an overall irrigation
s1ppsy tor your entire farm during the contract tenn. You can't
wasx awsy from te land for livestock use on other land where
: improves grazing management.
Irecs are anotheR good crop. and q good stand win build up
n vntuo q your co9seTvaion reserve about az fast AZ any crop.
1re contrnc! run Tor 10 years and You can thin if good man.
assnent Requires. but you cannot sell Christmas trees or green
ut low cost from state nurseries.
There's not much information available to guide you in
handling your reserve. Massey Ferguson's researchers found
that most efforts have been aimed at how to get the most out of
land, not how to handle it when it's been taken out Of production
Most farmers can make more money cropping their land, but
make your biggest profits by following a plan that will build up
the value OF the Land while it's in the bank.
Grass Is one good way to do this, because it's an excellent soil
builder, and some experts think it will lick the dust bowl problem.
One other big item to take advantage of is the cost-sharing
features OF the program. You can recover up to 80 percent
of the cost of the practices that have been approved by your
county ASC committee.
The top payment for land in the soil bank is only $25 per
acre, and the U. s. average is $3.50, but with sound and sensible
management you can get this payment for the term of your
contract and come out of it with land worth far more per acre
than 1t was when you went into the program
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
Trinity
Lutheran, News

Approximately so women were
in attendance at the two meetings
of the Lutheran Women's Mission
airy League circles last week. The
Rev. John Chambers led the dis
cussion ON the topic Education is
Home Grown, streSsing the fact
that parents must teach religion
in a formal way throught the
family altar, bed time prayers, etc.
1t was also stated that the child
must gain a concept of God and
Christianity from the parents pat
tern OF daily home life, from their
standard OF values as reflected in
their daily customs and practices,
and from a life in harmony with
the precepts of the religion, con-
fessed. What the parent does
speaks so loudly that children can
not hear what they say.
A fellowship pot-Iuck supper
was planned for 6 O'Clock Sunday
evening, Sept. Goth.
The Fall Rally of Zone w will
be held Tuesday, September 20,
at st. Johns Lutheran Church,
Montana. Registration
will be from 900 to 1000 am.
The theme of the rally is "All in
the Glory of God" with the Rev.
Meyer of Glendive as guest
speaker. Members and friends
aer urged to attend. Please con-
tact Mrs. William Baue, Mrs.
John Chambers or Mrs. William
if you plan to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Jim. r. Borsvold, Sidney, for
fdted a $50. bond, for being in
toxicated in a public place. High
way No. 16, age 20.
Donald j. Williams, Sidney
paid a $25. fine for disobedience t.
direction Of a Highway Patrolman
Hershel w. Hobbs, Sidney, for
feited a $25. bond for failing tt
drive in a careful and prudent
manner.
Lester F. Stradtman, Cart
wright, N. Oak, forfeited a $40
bond for failing to have a valid
drivers license, second offense in
four months.
Clane F. Roesch, Plentywood,
forfeited a SIS. bond for exceeding
the SIS m.p.h. truck speed.
James E. Broadway, Williston,
N. Oak. forfeited a SIS. for exceed
ing the SO m.p.h. truck speed.
Horst Habermehl, Regina, SaSk.,
forfeited a $25. bond for exceeding
the SIS m.p.h.. night speed.
Robert c. Arthaud, Tioga, N.
Oak. forfeited a SIS. bond for
N. OAK, forfeited a SIS. for ex-
ceeding the SIS m.p.h- might speed.
Robert E. Olson, Sidney, for
feited a $40 bond for exceeding
the SIS m.p.h. night limit.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
BRIDGE
AT HOME

Mrs. Mary Magruder and Mrs,
PHYLLIS Ellington entertained at a
lis luncheon at their home las
Friday. Fall colors were carried
out in the decorative scheme with
fair flowers for room and table
ornamentation. Three tables OF
bridge were in play following the
luncheon. Mrs. R. H. Mutt and
Mrs E. E. Edmondson were
awarded the high score and con-
ISOLATION bridge prizes, and Mrs.
Dexter Lille won the travelling
nrize. Guest gifts were presented
to Mrs. Harold Rounce and MIS-.
Jaw White.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
SIDNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CONTINUE MILK q

Approximately 225 students are
taking advantage OF the specia.
milk program at the Sidney Public
Schools which is being continued
this year. This milk is available
to students through the school
Milk Is purchased from local
diaries. The federal government
pays one-hah the cost of the milk.
Any student wishing to participate
pays the other half.
Parents Of elementary pupils
who wish information ON the
milk program should contact Mr..
Weitz at the elementary school, or
Mrs. Amy Stevens at the Jr. Sr.
High School.
The not lunch program will
continue at the elementary school
building. Jr. Sr. high School stu
dents who wish may arrange to
participate.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC SALE
MONTANA a738IA

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC SALE
MONTANA o73810
July SO. 1853
Under provisions of section 450RE.
t43 use. HID. there will be offered
to the highest bidder, but at not less
than the appraised value, at a public
sale to be held at 10 o'clock ara, on
the 23rd day of September 1855 next.
Montana the following tract of land:
Lot 2 1850 acres) Sec. 7. T. n N,
R. 81 E.. p. M, Montana. appraised at
$245.O0. The Land will be sold subject
to the reservation of oil and gas to
the Act of July II. 1914 (38 Stat. 50g)
section q. Act of February Is, 1920 al
stat. 1917 and the Act of March 4,
1888 az stat. 1870; and to the eserva
ton OF coal tothe United States under
Bids may be made by the principal or
hts agent. either personally at the sale
or by mail. Bids sent by mail will be
considered only If received at~Bureau
of Land Management. Billings, Mon
prior to 10 o'clock am. on Sep
sealed envelopes accompanied by
certified checks. post-office money
orders. bank drafts. or cashiers checks
made payable to the Bureau OF Land
M0ihd8cllSIl LOT the mount OF HE
bids. The envelopes must be marked
IN Tx lower left-hand corner Public
Sale Bid, No. 0a38lO, Sale held Sep
tember %. 1889" The highest bidder
at the sale will be required to pay
immediately the amount thereof. Any
adverse claimants of the above-des-
crfbed land should file their claims.
or objections, with the undersigned
on OF before the time designated for
sale. M Bureau of Land Manage
ment has not searched the County
Records to ascertain the existence OF
any adverse claims. Any contiguous
owner claiming a preference right
must assert such right to the under
signed within 80 days from the above
sale date. However. contiguous own
crs will not be able to assert their
preference rights to any parcel for
which bids are not received. For
reimbursement to owners Of authorized
improvements on the lands, payment
OF cost Of publication, and other
requirements. see - CTR, Part $50.
For further information, write:
THOMAS H. FLOYD. JR.
l1b N. 18th St. Billings, Montana
Title: Manager
Publish Aug. II. 10. 26. Sept. 2, 8
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
MARTIN IvERsEN RETURNS
FROM FLIGHT TO DENK1ARK

Martin Iversen returned Satur-
day from Denmark, where ne en-
joyed seven weeks visiting his
brother and family and among
many old friends. Mr.. Iversen has
been in the United States 81 years
and has made only one return visit
to his native land in 1948.
Mr.. Iversen made the trip both
ways by plane and tells us he
had a wonderful time, both en-
route and during his stay there.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09
MORLEY FAMILY VISIT
AT ESPELAND HOME

Mrs. Ken Morley and children,
Kay, Kris and Kim, have return
ed to their home in Missoula fol-
lowing a several days visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Copeland, and other relatives.
Friends will be happy to hear
that little Kim is making salts
factory recovery from major eye
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

The RdchIand Chapter o. E. S.
Past Matrons' club will hold q
luncheon meeting at lis Monday,
Sept. IA at the Masonic Hall. All
members r requested to be pre-
sent If possible.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

and brain surgery which ~
underwent several mou&1s 40.
She has fairly good vision out Of
her one remaining eye and has no
after effects from her brain sur-
gerry.
Mrs. Morley will be remember
ed as the former Ella Espeland.
Her husband is employed on con-
suruction work.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Men who overtalk - about them
selves - rarely succeed in fooling
the public long.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Speeches are made for two pur-
poses - to tell the truth or to
hide the truth.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

1t is always difficult to work
when you have something else on
your mind.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-09

Haste rarely saves time.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
nui ~ Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb Carter Ashford Chi
cage. M Clifton Brown Clcye.
land Ohio, Herman Sweets raaln
kans johnson Wilson. Los An
Feles. Cglf
teb 81 Mrs Lee Thompson
Evanston. m Mira 7 Morgan
ogden Utah
Feb ~ Mrs Mae Briaco Win
nlprE Canada
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY pEMIILE

FROM HOLLYWOOD 10 HARLEM . Good news you Baker
fans Lvene following wick
five weeks before hitting e boards Such busy gal this ~n do
her good the awhile she
bach, she wil be her old sparkling self
poggonc EARuiA poodle snowfall" lonesome
VIII Is appearing In New York. romh
Beverly HnIs home.
VINO aid thcre is always IA bitter rivalry between entertainers
nrNAH WASHINGTON by bug promptly
hired soogsnguaon ENEsrtNE ANDERSON replace her
the bhl az the famed Appoo theatre New
unhappies, musician Of the wce, 80 DmprEY Ills $4,000
guitars stolen from his dressing New York theatre
Fond of the Dudley designed eeea he is Offering 5000 reward
quote Of the wcce America is land where in tho middle Of
winter buy clothes
guys
"Porgy and Bess" the TO be released win
the busy rolling shops
plans out cetou record Up Of Gern music
win release including the sound recorngj
az the film.
How. tht. for buIdups Newcomer Gail Fisher aothame
coasts. causing
Dandrldge"
wigs effective
ness Of the Governments flicker pogra" When the aariey m' Fish
into focus the praise the who ahe7" Wow girl
what hgurei' echoed throughout the
10 help those himself RICHARD IL
currently touring the country religious
pianist king give proceeds
from The tour youngsters Interested the missionary
independent movie The Rock and Ron Killer part
FOR her which would boost her really
and the could bring dough sammy provide
via amony payments Incidentally Sammya coprodocer Frank
= Mrs avis business manager
got a saying RYAN viii portray one Of the
leading AFatan ron1or
picture SHELLY WINTERS viii be pro,
dueed by HAFBE Belafonea Independent company
Artists win release the n" which Is based BY
William AcGiveTn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

Smnrgasbord, sunday, Feb, \, l
pm. ST. Thomas Church. 1851
ruth Ave. So. Donation Sl.2B.
Children half pricc.--Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Grand Master
lawrence Enferfoins
Shriners Pofenfofe

Booker 4 Alexander II Detroit
Imperial l'otontate ~ the Ancient
Arabic Egytian onier Mobiles ~
the Myptio shrine. North and
South America, waa the guest ~
John u Lawrence Grand Master
IT Minnesota Prince tIan Masoua
at breakfast at the Hotel SC Paul
Thursday January ~
Mr. AlnSander arrived Ia ~
Paul "Wednesday January ~ 20
confer with and advise irwin city
Shrine groups in the preiiminarica
neeeeasary 90 the entertainment of
the National Shrine convention
sche,iuied for the irwin cities Ia
1909.
Alao attending the breakfast
Thursday morning we're Past
Grand Masters 4, RANSOM and
T. y farper Past Deputy Grand
Master John 1. Nellie Grand Loe
itltuf laprtooll C'seene Grand pub,
Heiat tpui 1. Wood, and shrine,
Martin @ WeddinEton
After receiving many fratetnal
couftrHieb MI Alexander let a.
Paul for prtrnit aboard the Morn
lnR Zephyr Friday January 80
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Education Rally
Sunday Ar Suinf
Puul's Church

The Minnesota Board of Elders
and Pastors Of local Twin city
churches with Bishop w Ora
ham as state Bishop and Mrs. y.
L. Buford supervisor OF Women 5
Department, win hold their annual
Education Rally sunday February
Is AZ 3 pm az the 81 Paul Church
ao0i Fourth Az S. Minneapolis
Elder J C. Virgins is host pastor
Elder John LaGrune president Of
the State YP.w.W and Elder
Virgins win conduct the services
The message viii be brought by
Elder William b Williams state
secretary This rally Is for the sup.
port Of the Saints Junior College
at Lexington Miss,
The following churches and pas
tors win participate Elder s H.
overton, Grace Temple, 9l0 Hum
boldt Av NJ Elder ]. c Wig
gins, st Paul church. 40OI Fourth
Az s., Elder G. W. Mcconnell
Church Of God in Christ 34i n 50
st. Elder w II Williams. Fourth
street Church, 1918 Fourth st S.
all Of Minneapolis and from 81
Paul Elder @ Il Johnson SOS W
Central Az and Elder JOHN La,
Grune ST Johns church, IT'S Eaton
st.
The public is cordially invited
to attend and share IN this sery-
ice.
Or A G Mallory is president of
Saints Junior College, Bishop o T.
Jones is president OF the board Of
education and Bishop c NJ Ben
nett is secretary bishop w
Graham Is bishop for the state u
Minnesota, Bishop G II Mason IL
senior bishop Elder Lincoln Berry
is chairman for the rally
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
IRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS alsrRn.ys

Feb Z Earl W Bowman Jr,
a4ia Fourth Az s. Hezxie Allen,
1871 Sheridan Az N, Mrs Allene
Ncsl Sia Logan Av N, Jan Den,
Use Rainey, a6Sa Fourth Av )
Mrs Fay ormes, 1905 18th Az. s f..
Mrs Theodore Hunter sr, saAp
Clinton Az Mrs Matte West
berry 61s r. 81 St
Feb 8 Albert Allen Jr. saol
Firth Az s. Mrs Mabel Harris.
1881 smelling Az Pauiettc Phil.
ips, Aite THIRD Az s.. Terry Lee
Hubbard. STga Third Az 4
/ Feb 3 Josephine sorreu itS5
Girard Az NJ Linaa Jean Rcnner,
1882 Clinton Av Mrs nouthy
Cummings 3eI2 Clinton Az, Rose
Tiilotson, rs N 9th sc
tNh 10 Gcorgv Lewis, Iios
Aldrich Az N Lawrence Hasictt.
( seas Portland Av; Dorothy Mae
kincannon TOi Oak Lake Az NJ
Mrs y } Fhppln ssa2 Second
tAv s Mrs William Head apia
Firth Az s. Mrs Eunice Aston.
SalT Third Az 81 Jeffrey leigh
ton Mckinney s23 Fremont Az
IN Ira Robinson, 9sts Oakland
I Az
Feb II Howard parnell iTn0
I Fourth Az s. Gregory William
! McMaore. 500 &c 20 ST Lowell
Thompson acre CLINTON Az Mira
Myrtle Register, 3e4o Fourth Az
U.s. Mrs Charles A. Smith. aTa
I Aldreh Az N
Feb ~ Clarence smith 5000
20th Ave So Charles Wagner
3sSa Filth Az. s., Mrs y nunod
4o86 Fourth Az s Leo } crump
tnaT lyndaie Az N Anita Jack
son. 1904 18th Az 81 David
Wayne Jackson, A43a Fourth Az
49, Edward Withcrp Ir, A20d See
end Av 81 Pete Batsell tilh lIth
I Av " Gail Yvoune HoweH tt2i
Ffth Av y Mrs i0yanna Frast
aA24 Stevens Av
{ Feb. 10 MrR Olive Willis ssbt
Third Az s, I r Smith. s26 ply
mouth Az ~ Charlie riersau
1901 Bryant Az n Mrs luh
Moore. p7s Bryant Az NJ Mrs
Marie Collins 1907 s. Fourth 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Norfhside Pastors
Proise Mayor P. X.
Peterson For TOYS

A large number Of children ON
the northsdr of Minneapolis were
made happy the past Christmas
through the generosity ~ Mayor
4 Kenneth Peterson FOR his ~
forts In providing some 1000 TOYS
which were distributed % several
churches
Pastors IT the churches recently
wrote letter a. the mayor thank
inc him fot HIS efforts IN bringing
the JOY Of Christmas 10 the chill,
drrn IN their congregations. many
of whom would not have been re-
mvmbered had Il not been Tor his
generosity
The group aaid IN their letter
IL was a iuy and pleasure 10 see
tho expressions of happiness on
the faces of the children aa they
we're remembered in the diAtrthu.
item of Eifta during the Christmas
season
The letter was signed by the
following Rev NJ & Conwrll tIoi
soy CME church, Rev Charles
PARKER Rehnbuth Church OF
Christ Rev n W Hotts Sir, Zion
baptist church REV NJ ! Hem
di1egh wayman AME church
itey Joseph J jackson, Pilgrim
Roat baptist, bishop J w Gra
ham Graham Temple Church 81
cod IN Christ rldcr II IIll A.,
aslolic church and Rev 4 @ over
ton. church ~ God IN Christ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Two Minneapolis
Women To Serve
As Missionaries

An the world is on trial De.
hoyah Cod has his witnesses in
the earth g DECLARE his iudg,
ments abroad declared A. X
Wagner Travelling Supervisor tor
the Watch Tower Society OF New
york, at Minneapolis West High
school the weekend OF January
soth,
The occasion was three day
congress ~ ministers attended by
congregations % Iohovah's Wit.
nezsos trom central Minnesota
The seminar attracted crowd Of
2laa for the climatic public It's.
course delivered hy Wagner, ''rhe
Watch Tower society in Gods
i'udposoa
tlghlighting the conventto on
theme Expanding the Ministry
and emphasizing Serving Where
the Nced is Great was the dcei
sion of Joan A Larson 20 ans
her companion Diane A Logan
rs beth % Minneapolis 70 serve as
missionaries In the South Amer
team country of Peru
Miss Larson graduate OF
South High School has been IN the
ministry aimee 1894 and a full time
minister since 1897
Miss Logan was graduate ot
Central High school ia iahs and
was salutatoftan " her class
She has engaged IN the ministry
since 1888 Both girls win travel AZ
students and VIII study Spanish
and customs ~ the South Amer,
I team peoples in Lima Peru az the
Society's headquarters before tab
ing up their missionary assign.
mcntA
Z Because or the response "
Serve Where the Need iH Great"
the witnesses are active IN over
40 different lands with nm active
membership ~ excess ~ 800 GOO
Their worl, Is banned ia all iron
Curtain countries including RUS
STA
There are approximately 1905
witnoaaea active IN the Minneapolis
congregations the group announced
this Weet,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

WITH Valentine party
Breakfast rinoehlo Club, Mra.
Victor Galloway 7iS tglehart Az,
win be hostess 10 the breakfast
i'ln"chle club on SATURDAY Fchru.
AIRY 7
rragnatcia sorority WIN Ei~'ty
pNEmateia sorority win meet Fri.
day evening February q with Mira
Ernon Hogan ~ Marshan Az
az hostess Important business ON
the agcnta win be election of or
ticew Written reports win be- giv
en hN offirers and committee chair
men ana plans win he completed
tor the formal dancing party oh.
serving tho iath anniversary ot
the club which win he February 20
~ the Hotel lowry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS E

Weekend Guest Mrs Julia Haley Chicago spent past
weekend the city visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs Edward
Thomas Of 1904 Fifth and other friends She her
home Monday evening
Underwent Surgery Mr. Lucia Mcclure 2sl3 Chicago Az
has been patient for the past couple OF General
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sr pArn BIRTHDAYS

/ Fob z Mrs Esther Erown tOt
So Anthony Av Bernard Huron
t5a Kent 50 Mr. William White
7za Hondo Az Mrs y Grissarn
62I Aurora Ay Mrs Claude
Brown 81 al ~ Anthony Ay
itacholle Mitchell $40 Carroll Az
Shirley Ann James coo Fuller Az.
Louis Elua. 96i N Western Az
Mrs q n Williams. AZ Rondo
Az
Feb Mrs Elizabeth Han 3os
NJ pale "a James @ Mann $50
lRlehart Nv Mr. David rlippln
7ss Carroll Az
p'cb . Mrs Q w Lindsay.
278 W Central Az Mra Emma
Hood 32s n chatnworth Anita
Neal. eia ftoado Az
Feb 10 George " lewis et3
a Anthony Az Mrs Nathaniel
Galloway szp W. Central Az
Lacy Morris. 3ts " Victoria
Feh II Norma Baker ais w
Central Az Mira " r Warricka
Gu n, Anthony Az David Mans
field. g7g Charles ~
Feb ~ Lawrence Il Hickman
l4g So AIbHuH A. Miss f'8Fp0
Thomas, 800 Harrington Az Ar
Ietha Bradford 1908 Carroll Az
Mrs Robert Mitchell. Gas Carroll
Az, Granville Mefseo Jr Ell
H1ndo Az Mrs Robert Graham,
40 igishart Az Mrs Epnife
Jones'. ps2 Carroll hy Graee
Scott. 7b5 Carroll Az
Feb ~ Mrs Virginia Bradley
7ss Carroll Az Mrs josephine
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Social and Personal
& sr. PAUL

Tanga Club Mrs Roberta Tyler hostess 10 the january
" meeting Of the ranga Club AZ the meeting Saturday
February with Mrs Lydia Pillow hostess al her home 723
kondo Nv mcmhea viii eelehrae the birthday 10 Mrs pillow
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

Tx LAZY SUSAN TRAY WITH THE "MAKINGS" Of doit-
yourself saad-eucumbeE Slices rosy red radishes crisp
and celery sticks Juicy wedges and in the
bowl OF tanEy dressing made with package OF onion soup
and pint Of The dressing here leads inter
eSng double life hors doeuvre dip
combined with cottage cheese makes deectahe filling
for stuffed tomatoes
1 bunch cndive cup radishes sliced
"a head lettuce 4 tomato, diced
"a bunch chicory "a california Dip"
u cucumber, diced l tablespoon vinegar
u cup celery, chopped lis teaspoons sugar
y teaspoon
greens be-size pieces put salad bowl Add
cucumber celery radishes chill Mix california Dip"
vinegar and salt Toss thoroughly with salad and
vegetables Makes servings
California DipCoubine pint and package
soup mix from the package For Of mix
y pint and tablespoons ~ package) we'll
blended soup mix