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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
Maigones vaIdmanis Denunci0
a Dirigenfes del Campeonato
de Basketball International
En- 1853 q Isroel no lie ApIiearon
Soneiones, al no JUgor con Egipcios
Radio MoscG Hizo ell AnUneio
Radio MoseG Hizo ell AnUneio

LONDRES, Feb. 6 = UPD - Segdn anunci6
hoy pOr Radio MOsci la agencia s~ovietica de mott
cias TASS, ell captain del Seleccionado ~sovi6tico de
basketball, MaigOnis Valdmanis, acus6 a. los direc-
torres de la Federation International de Basketball
de "arbitrariedad".
aldmani hizo tai declaration en- ell aeropuer.
to VnukovO, al regresar ell equipo russo despueS de
particular en- Ell CampeOnato Mundial de Basketball
d~iSputado e n Chile.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
GASPAR 0RTEGA vENCI0 POR DECISION
DIvID!DA A RUDELL STICH EN- Ell GARDEN
la UPI EN- sU TARJETA do LA VICTORIA A BUDELL


NUEVA YORK, Feb. 6 = UPD-E pdgl mexcanO de peso weHer, Gaspar
Ortega, Veni6 pr decision dfWdida ell ombate a dez aSaIhOS, que uvO Mgar N
ell Madison Square Garden a RudeI Stitch.
Ell reNtadO de la peRa fe n sOrpresa. La Suerte sonn6 pr fin al esi-
gdO indiO de Tijuana que habfa perdidO cuarO de 3Sus site dtmOS encuentroS
pOr vrtud de dectioneS muy dEcutdS.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08

Stitcn Sc manifesto superior
en- la pr.mera parte de la pelea.
Los dos jneceS y ell arbitro lie
dieroa e primer, ell segundo y
ell qulnto rounds A Ortega solo
lie dieroh los tres ell cuarto. En-
la segunda mitad de la pelea,
Stitch no. gano ningun round
por lnanimidad, mientras que
Ortega gan6 por unanimidad ell
septimo y Ell noveno. Gano, ade-
mas, ell octave por mayoria y
empato otro mas
Ortega tuvo mucha suerte por-
quc estuvo sangrando cast con-
tinlame nte, desde Ell tercer
round, de una herida que lie
su adversario en- la celia
izquierda
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-08
COMO FUE LA L


al principle de la pelea pare
cfa qlie Stitch lograria noquear
a Ortega, que nunca ha perdido
de esa forma. Ell norteamerica-
no lie estremecio tres veceS en- ell
primer round. lie abrio la herida
en- la cceja en- ell tercero y vol
VIC a estremecerle en- csc mismo
round.
ortega, sin embargo, comenz6
a la1lzar golpes al cuerpo de
Stitch, alternandolos con golpes
a la cabeza y contuvo a SUI adver-
saIlO.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Methodist Conference

Continued from page ID
Jr. of F'armville. a ministerial stu
dent at Duke. was accepted on
trial into the Virginia Conference
The Rev H. W. Curry presented
the appeal of Bishop Paul ~ Gar
Der that each church give a part
of its communion offerings regu-
larly for the fellowship Of suffer-
ing and service and for men and
chaplains in overseas military serv-
ice
Dr. Elmer N. Hassell addressed
the conference on temperance and
gambling Farmville District is the
first to meet the request Of the
Virginia Conference Committee on
Temperance to reserve a portion
Of the district meeting program for
a temperance address.
In final actions. the delegates
urged the return of DR.. Thomas F..
Carroll as Farmyille district super
intendent. agreed to hold next
years conference at the Black
stone Center. and expressed its
appreciation to Dr. H. E. Hudgins
and the Farmville Church for its
courtesies and cooperation during
the annual meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Hospital News

There were 73 patients in the
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
Miss Rita Thacker, Farmville;
D. L. Fulcher, Farmville; Mrs. G
F. Edwards, Crewe; Mrs. o. C
Harmon, Chase City; William c
Thompson, Jr., Fort Mitchell. Her.
bert R. Ward. Chase City; Mrs
49, R. Cain, Blackstone. Mrs. B. H
Jones, Burkeville; Miss Martha
Abbitt, Farmville; Mrs. C. T.
Pierle. Hampden-Sydney. Mis- :
Rita Thacker, Farmville.
Also, A. C. Horst, Amelia; j. w
Morris, Jr., Burkeville: w. M. Bel
cher, Crewe; r. w. Harding
Amelia: Joe Vansorsdall. Crewe:
Mrs. A. D. Scruggs, Farmville; j.
E. Precise, Wilson: Mrs. Robert
Orange, Prospect; Wright Garner
Chase City; Roy Burks, Farmville;
Miss Deborah Speas. Cumberland.
COlOred Births
Goldie Saunders. Prospect: Pear
lie Owens, Burkeville; Goldie Saun-
ders. Prospect. and Geneva knight
Chase City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

tefian Bible class @era pleased e
have Ernest Carson wida them
eli Sunday This was TILE first time
Mr.. Carson had been able TO attend
since Christmas
It. Edward Woolridge, of the
U.SN VIA at home for the WICK
end He IS going on q southern
cruise which Was to have included
Cuba. The revolution cancelled that
Mr.. and Mrs Poy schiyers, Of
Washington. D. O. visited herH
brother-in-law and sister, MI and
MIS- Hunter Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams
spend the week end Ii Richmond
With hel brother and stste2in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins McPhi]lips
Ed McPhillips II out again after.
having a cold,
Billy InRe iS recovering from tha
flu
Mrs while Brown, who was in
Lvnchburg hospital for Treatment
was brought to her dauehte1's, Mr+
Do Witt Coins, Oh THURSDAY sun
day, she returned 10 her home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Scouting Program
Set 1880 Friday At
Elementary School

A reorganizatiOnal meeting of the
Farmville area Cub Scout pack
VIII be held at the Farmville Ele-
mentary School Friday night at
100 according to Cub Leader
George Petrakos The meeting was
previously announced for 3 pm,
but the starting of the program has
been moved Up to 7:3O pm.
Boys of the Cub Scout and Boy
Scout age groups are invited to at
tend. Cub Scouts are 8-ll, and Boy
Scouts in the over IL years of age
group.
Highlighting the meeting will be
a magician from Burkeville, G. A.
Harris. who has entertained groups
in the area with his magical stunts
for years.
A second phase Of the program
will be presentation Of Nv
Scouting Is" Farmville Boy Scout
Troop ll6 will explain the general
SCOtiAHS " OSI all Will ClIlpildSlo
On such items as first aid. etc.
Petrakos said interested parents
are especially urged to bring their
children to this meeting. as the
Cub Pack would be reorganized for
the coming year He pointed out
that eight denS were active last
year and the number had been
cut in half by having boys gradu
ate from the Cubs into the Scout
Ing program, etc.
Darrell Carpenter. scoutmaster
81 Scout Troop ll6. said boys in
terested in Joining the Boy Scouts
are also invited to the meeting,
which will be especially interesting
and informative.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Hospital Meeting
Continued from page

the building expansion committee.
reported on the successful fund
drive and expansion program. He
reported $6l ,45S24 were pledged to
the drive. Other cash receipts In
Guided S45. l09.7g from Ford Foun-
dalton. Sl04.500 from Hill Barton
program. S5,O23.50 from Southside
TB Association. 1858 03 from Lions
Club and $55 from former pledges.
Funds still on hand total approx
mately Sll.04l -93 Fitzpatrick said il
was the desire of the group to inn
prove the parking facilities around
the hospital
Vernon G. Womack. who has
served for two years as president
OF the h ospital association. ex-
pressed the thanks Of the associa-
ton to the financial support of the
Prince Edward Community Chest,
the Town Of F'armville. and the
counties of Prince Edward, Amelia.
Buckingham. Cumberland. and Not
toWay, as well as some individual
contributions, all Of which amounted
to $l4 500
President Womack expressed
feeling that more members ate
needed in the membership of the
hospital association. 1T is my sin
cere hope that a membership drive
will be put on in the coming year.
he said A contribution Of S. to the
hospital entities a person TO mem
bership. Womack explained. and q
donation of SIS to the Community
Chest also automatically entities
person to membership
The membership elected the fol
lowing to the board Of directors.
R. - Garland, G w. Palmer. R. E.
NJ. r Large, j. B. Wall.
W. S. Weaver, J. V. Lewis. Mrs
Roach A. Watson. f. @. Hubbard.
A. N. Fore. E. A Smith and |. c.
Glenn Glenn was added to the
board Of directors and nominated
in place of George A. Newman. who
asked not to be e-nomlnated for
reasons OF health. A letter Of thanks
for his long and valuable services
on the board was ordered written
to Mr. Newman by the membership
in an expression Of thanks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
General Assembly
CONTINUED from page y


While inviting members OF the
Virginia legislative body to present
effective MISUNDERSTANDING ideas,
he urged them TO adopt the three
pointed program then wait for per
manent defenses until long-range
overhaul Of the public school laws
can be framed by Legislative
study commission. to be appointed
Immediately
The commission later would pre-
sent recommendation to the Gen
eral Assembly for enactment into
new laws
Opinion in the Legislature and be-
hind the legislative scene at Rich
mond was divided O. her legs
lators, like DELEGATE Daniel. AK
pressed DISAPPOINTMENT with the ab-
sence Of firmed up plans TO hal
Indignation which may occur next
Monday. possibly at Norfolk and
Arlington. Both cities have been
ordered to admit Negro children to
public schools.
The Assembly left the doors open
to receive legislative proposals Of
indignation stopping nature, btu
none was received by the end Of the
day Wednesday save Governor ALI
mond S proposals
Not Far Enough
Many legislators had looked 10 the
Governor for effective measures to
hold off indignation. Delegate john
B. Boatwrieht. Of Buckingham, ex-
pressed the view Of these when he
said, referring To the governor 8
proposals, I'm afraid he didn't 40
far enough
Other legislators expressed com
mendation Of Governor Almond \
proposals in the face or what they
regard as dead end in the school
crisis. They see bis proposals as Of
fering a continuation Of public edu-
cation everywhere. while prOTiGinq
means of financing local private
education where integrati0p viii not
be acceptable
Even though The governor dis-
couraged use Of police powers 10
close integrated schools in his adj
dress, actions began IN the legis-
latlve mills to try to make such
action mandatory upon tho chief ex-
ecutiVe
Whether the governor s proposals
will emerge as the immediate an
swer to the emergency. on whether
Assembly members faToling action
to prevent any integration from
starting prevail will be determined
before the emergency session ad-
jOurnS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
John Davis Hogan, 40,
Dies In Norfolk

John Davis Hogan. 40, died We'd
nesday, January % at a Norfolk
hospital A funeral service will be-
held at noon Friday at Cox
Funeral Home in Norfolk. A second
service will be conducted at the
Concord Baptist Church, Charlotte
County Saturday at 2 pm. with bur
ial in the church cemetery.
During World War II he served in
the o. S. Navy. He was a member
of Ash Camp Baptist Church at
Keysville
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Foster Hogan. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Foster,
of Farmville; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Hogan. of Chase
City: a sister. Mrs. W. w. White,
Of Colonial B G h. and four
brothers. Thomas B. Hogan, James
Hogan and Raymond Hogan. all of
Chase City, and Bryant Hogan of
Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Booth were Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Booth and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bates. of Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Ollie and
children, Of Buckroe Beach.
Miss Reggie Billig, Of the College
of William and Mary and Glendale
Calf. arrived Wednesday to spend
the between semester holidays with
Miss Lucy Tucker Doyne.
! Capt. and Mrs. w. B. Pettigrew
Jr., and daughters, Mary Ann and
Margaret, of Richmond, are visiting
Mrs. w B. Pettigrew and her
brother, A. v, Wade
Mrs. R. E. Gibbons and son. Bob
Gibbons. and Mrs. Lille Martin, all
Of Washington. D. c.. were week
end guests of Mrs Adelaide Ed
wards and family.
Bobby Greene will spend the week
end in Baltimore. Md. where he
will attend the Michael johnson
wedding
Mrs. Leland S an t or d spent
Wednesday in Roanoke with her
brother, David A. Dyer. and Mrs.
Dyer. Mrs. Sanford was accom-
panied by her father. B. S. Dyer.
who has been visiting here. Mrs.
B. P. Groseclose. of Pulaski, joined
her father. B. S. Dyer. in Roanoke
and VIII return to Pulaski with him
after d short visit in Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Brazilian Worker
CONTINUED from page l.

tCOnClnueQ from page -
heads the agricultural work Of the
Mission Under his direction the
work of developing the agricultural
potential Of the land has gone for
ward. For example, the dairy herd
was increased until it supplied
fresh milk for the Bible Institute
the girls dorrnitory Of the Fifteenth
Of November School and all the
missionary families living in Gar
anhuns
Rev. E. R. Areheart, brother of
DR.. c. Lloyd Areheart. Of Farm
vile Presbyterian church, is
serving on the same mission field
with Mr.. Ansley.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Mrs. Bert Swalley
Hostess To HDClub

Mrs. Bert Swalley entertained the
Throck HID Club Friday night.
January o.
Nliss Katherine Habel. home
demonstration agent for Prince Ed
ward gaTe most interesting
demonstration on the uses an d
needs Of small electrical appliances
and worthwhile kitchen utensils
For a money making project Mrs.
Grace Lang gave demonstration
Of Stanley products which the
members purchased with all pro
ceeds going to the club treasurer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

Among those who attended the
Defenders meeting in Richmond
Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
w. Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. R. B..
Crawford, Mrs. Lester E. Andrews,
Mrs. j. c. Bruce. Mrs. Franklin
Bruce, Mrs. Drewry Gates. Jr.. Dr.
and Mrs. A. NJ DeMuth, j. Barrye
Wall, 7. w. Brooks, Jr-, Lauck
Crawford. w. W. McClintic, Frank
Nat Watkins. E. Louis Dahl, Guy
Lancaster and R. NJ Bradshaw
Jim Hurt. of Richmond, visited
the Richard Nelson's during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Brightwel
and children. Phyllis, R. D.. and
c. D. Brightwell, il, and Zebra
Jean Mason visited Mr.. Bright
wells brother-in-law and sister.
MI. and Mrs. j. w. Hardy. in
Scottsville Sunday
Mr.. and Mis-. Il. Z. Lacy spent
last week end in Richmond with
their daughter, Mrs. Gerald Smith.
and family
Mi. and Mrs Ira Wenger visited
their sons, Edward Wenger and
Herman Wenger. and their families
in Richmond during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Ferguson and
family were week end guests Of Nh
and Mrs. Billy Pierce in Durham,
N. c. Ted and Monroe Layne, Of
Cullen, accompanied the Fergusonsl
TO Durham.
Mrs. Thomas snead returned to
Winifrede. w. Va. Tuesday after
spending some time with her sister, /
Miss Josephine fowler. While here
Mrs. Snead and her brother. Walter
fowler. visited in Fork Union.
Winston Morton, of Richmond and
Charlotte. N. c.. has been the guest
of his mother. Mrs. W. S. Morton
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Hudson. of
South Hill, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. j A. Armistead and Miss
Frances Armistead
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Wiley. OF
Richmond were guests Of his sister.
Mrs. r. w Motley. and Mr. Mott
ley for the week end Miss Bessie
Motley. OF Richmond. also visited
in the same home during the week
end
Mrs. R. H. Johnson. Jr- viii en-
terrain her bridge club Thursday
evening.
Among those who attended the
funeral Of Clark Roberts in Am
herst Wednesday were Mrs Billy
Druen Mrs Charles Ferguson. L.
S Bailey and walter Chernault
Mi. and MIS- Harry Il wright,
Of Richmond were guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Whitlock. |
Mrs. w. A. Watson. III, repre-
sentedg the Alice Kyle district of the
Junior Wonan's Club at a Wednes-
day luncheon at the Virginian Hotel
in Lynchburg given BY Millners
honoring J. r. Plunkett Mr. Plum
kett is retiring after s. years as
managing d ir e tor of Millners.
which henceforth will be Miller and
Rhoads.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Shopping Center
CONTINUED from page i

NOOA1C1AAttN& IN l!dSC
ready moved its lumber manu-
featuring equipment to Rice. where
the mill will be located in the
future. This will be known as
Lumber. Inc. Demolition of several
buildings in the Farmville Mfg. Co.
group has already started.
The present store building owned
BY Farmville Mfg Co. will remain
in its present location until it can
be relocated at the shopping
plans and negotiations have ex-
fenced over the past four years.
center.
The Farmville Shopping Center
has been continuing project of
developers Large and Andrews for
over eight years, and the final
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
Classified Index For o.'.. Sc. ,",,.~ Listing.
Sept. 6-sept. II

Saturday AN.
Keep Rolling" Gene Autry.
500
Riders Of the Rsnss." lS49. Tim
Holt. I.OOS
Saturday PM.
"kiss end Tell" 1916. Shirley Tenn
pie / 90
"Feleen in Dsnser." 1913. Tom
Convoy. "Mexieen spisfirs Out
West" 1912. lupe velsz.
zoos
Let's Get Morrisd." 1887. RoIph
6eIlomy. "In Old Missouri" | $40.
The Weovers. 2:oo-S
The Guilt Of Jsnet Amss." I947.
Rosolind Russell. 2:5O-4
Sun velIey sersnads." l94I.
John Poyne. S:oo-S
Iron Mayor" 1913. Pot O'erien.
lo:30-S
"The Men," 1850. Marion Rronoo.
ll:IS-4
"cy Havoe." 1913. Margaret Sui
lovon. 1905
The Block Cot" 1884. Boris Kar-
loft. I.sO1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

Mighty Joe Young" l94e. Rob-
ert Armstrong. S:OO-5
might Unto Night" le4e. Ron
old Reooon. ;OO-5
Quiet Please. Murder" 1913.
George Sonders. Ills
Thursday AN.
"cess Of the HowIins Dog" 1884.
Warren Wilton. lOOO-5
Thursday PM.
Mildred Pierce" Port I. ls45.
Joan Crowford. l:OO-5
"sIeepytims GEL" 1912. Judy Co.
nova. 5000
"seo Hawk" 1910. Enrol Flynn.
1905
Saturdays Children. 1910. John
Garfield. ll:l5-9
Friday AN.
"censrsl Pork" 1882. Wallace
Ford. lo:oo-5
Friday PM.
Mildred Pierce" Port II. 1915.
Joon Crawford. 1905
Witness TO Murder" 1854. Bor-
boro Stonwyck. 5:OO-o
"Boehelor Fother." 1889. 0inoer
Rogers. 8:OO-5
Tycoon" lS47. John Woyne.
1905
"Dork Victory" 1899. Bette
DoviS. 1l:OOE7
"GFsnd Ole opp." 1910. The
WeoVsr Family. l:45-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

NOVHSS
Sunday PM.
Ne Stayed for Byeokfost. lo4o
MeIvyn Douglas. l2:oo-4
desert Psssass." 1852. Tim Holt.
1905
ITO Have end Have Not" 1914.
Humphrey 6oeort. Hunters Of
the Deep" 1855. Dan O'Herlihy.
1903
SWsIk Q Crooked Mile" 1913.
Louis Hoyword. Port Sold"
iS48. 0Iorio Henry. ZOO
Buses Roar" 1912. Richard Trovis.
2:0O-5
"kO Time for Flowers" 1852.
Viveco lindfors. The Thirteenth
Hour" Richard Dix. 2:oo-7
Lady Tskes q Sailor" 1919.
Jane Wymon. 4:oO-5
Flowing Gold" 1910. John Cor
field. s;OO-5
Money and the Women" 1910.
Jeffrey Lynn. lo:oO-5
"Msn Eotsr." 1858. Rhodes Req
Tho .s'l ,..p'. Plain" 1855, ' elsoo1
Peck. ll:2O-9
Monday AN.
"Dewn the Stretch" 1886. Mickey
Rooney. lo:oo-5
Mondoy PM.
I'm Our Time" Port |. 1914. Paul
TOP Of I'll. World" 1855. Dole
Robertson. 5000
"LuIu Belle" l94s. Dorothy 10,
mour. S:OO-S
Submarine D-I." 1897. Pot
O'6rien. II: oo-5
"'Ths Man Who Dared" I946.
George Mocreody. ll:l5-o
Tuesday AN. |
Bullets or BeliOts." 1896. Edward
Q. Robinson. Io:oO-5
Tuesday PM. |
In Our Time" Port II. 1914. Poul |
Henreid 1:OO-S |
Night Of the Hunter" 1855. Rob-
ert Mtchum. 5000 |
Nurses Secret" lo4l. Lee Pot
rick. lI.OO-5
"CFosh Dive" 1913. Tyrone Power.
ll:l5-9
Wednesday AN.
Daughters Courageous" 1889.
Priscilla Lone. l0:O0-5
Wednesday PM
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Sports
Boseboll


Sundey-6oItimore at New York.
ZOO p.m.-is
ThuFsdaY-cleveIond at Baltimore.
a:oop.m-is
Bowling
FTidey-Jockpot Bowling.
lo:45 p.m.-
SstuEdsy-Duckpin Juniors.
Bowl the Champ. 500 p,m.--7
Boxing
Wednesdsy-Joe Brown VS.. G1is
kerwin. 1000 p.m.-T
Fsidey-Florentino Fernandez VS..
0ospor Orteeo. 1000 p.m-4
Football
Fridey-chieoeo Beers vs.. New York
0ionts. HAS p.m.-2,
SotUrday-Green Boy Pockers VS..
Washington Redskins.
lo:oop.m.-7.ls
Golf
Mondey-Top Pro Golf.
9:3opm-7
Horse Raeing
Soturdey-The Motron.
4:5o p.m.-2,9
Wrestling
Tuesdey-WrsstIine. 7:sop.m.-S
ThuFsdoy-Copitol Arena.
500 pms
, 1959-10-15
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Continued from Tuesday,

SECTION 8. The project known as elimination Of
Pond Bush Bridge Swamp by installation of pumping
units, Frederiksted, I is amended to Elimination Of Pond
Bush Bridge Swamp by installation of Pumping Units,
drainage canals, and filling of other potential Mosquito
Breeding areas III the Frederiksted District and Vicinity"
and there is hereby appropriated out Of any funds in. the
Treasury Of the Virgin Islands, an additional sum Of
$4,000 for this project.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
The Sidney Herald -
Wednesday. Sept. 2. 1858 81 III


MI. and Mrs. Henry Lebak and
son and John Lebak visited last
Sunday at the Andrew Ring home
in Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Haugen
and family attended the funeral
of Mrs. Oberg in Arnegard on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ford Sims was hostess to
the Birthday Club Thursday with
6 members present. Mrs. Dora Rod
won the door prize.
Fair goers we're Ford Sims,
Orville Haugen, Lutte Haugen,
Clarence Sorensons, Mick Warnkes
Earl Warnkes, Richard Andersons,
Henry Lebaks and Clarence Christ
iansons.
Mrs. Androna Gunduson and
Gilbert and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Rod visited last Sunday at Clar-
ence Skogens.
MI. and Mrs. Mick Warnke and
family were Williston goers Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weber rel
Sidney and Fairview shoppers Fri
day.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02
Yellowstone Twp.

Mrs. Edwin Maurer and John
and Marge made a trip to Minot
where John enrolled at the Minot
State Teachers college for the COM
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Weigum are
the parents of a daughter, Vicki
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flynn and
family have returned from a trip
to Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Reidle were
evening visitors at the John Novak
home at Charbonneau on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Weigum have
named their new daughter born
last week at the Memorial Hospi-
tai, Marsha Gail.
Mrs. Aida Welsch spent last
weekend in Billings, where she
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Welsch. Mrs. Welsch had been
visiting her parents there for sew
eral days and Dick came up from
Spokane, for the weekend and to
take her back with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Alquist and fam
lily were OOWn lIOIl IlCiAuAVC OtA
Sunday visiting with relatives
here. John will be leaving soon
for Moorehead, Mimi, where he
will be a freshman at Concordia
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Thompson,
Malta, have been here visiting her
son Herman Johnson and family.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Moore went
to Sidney on Sunday where they
joined other members of the family
from Sidney and Glendive for a
family picnic honoring H. E. Dick
ey on his birthday.
Roger Lewis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Lewis of Watford City and
a group attended the Minnesota
State Fair, at Minneapolis. Roger is
a carrier for the Minneapolis Sun
day Tribune and obtained the
trip by securing 16, new s%ubscrip-
tons. While there they saw the
stock car races, toured the midway
and saw the cineramic production,
South Seas. Roger is nine years
old.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-02

change a subject, l think you
should be man enough to have a
talk with your teacher, apologize
for your actions of last year and
tell him you're going to be one of
his best pupils this year. Sure, you
may have to swallow a little pride
but it's for your w good. Your
teacher will not only be pleased
with your change in attitude but
I'm sure he will become one of
your closet adult friends. Try it
and see if you don't have a better
school year this year than last.
Good luck.
Dear Dan: I'm 14-years-old.
My mother and father just started
letting me go out with boys about
four months ago. l met this real
nice boy whom l like very much.
My problem is that when he takes
me out in his car, l never sit close
to him. All my friends say l
should sit close. My mother said
to do what you say.-Don't Know.
Dear Don't Know: l think the
"closeness" your friends are re-
ferring to should be reserved
strictly for those going steady. At
IA you're much too young for that.
You could slide an inch or two in
from the door but don't let the
boy tell you the door might fly
open if you don't sit closer. That's
an old, old one.