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Evening star., 1960-07-22

economy He noted that
the large deficit of last year
had been wiped out with a
billion-dollar surplus an
nounced recently by Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Mr.. Stans admonished,
however, that these gains
can be lost unless we show
Self-reStraint in our demands
for forced spending by the
Federal Government"
Must Be Wary
He said we must be wary
of national deluSions" which
include the crash" approach
to solving national problems
and the idea that by turn
ing to the Federal Govern
ment to solve local problems
we are spending someone
else's money"
Evening star., 1960-09-11
AFTERNOON

1900
4-True Story. Dromo.
7-Luneh With Soupy Soles.
s-Sky King. Adventure.
1870
4-Deteetive's Diory. Crime.
Cooo'd c,ey stars.
5-Bie Picture. Army.
7-comedy Capers. Cartoons.
Hesr. Ton WiIIette ard Homer
ire cvck. rests.
9-citV Side. Discussion.
Guest ce'sle Lancaster, Re-
p-1'oon challenger IN the Mary
l-r1 5:r District.
loo
4-F-mons PLAYHOUSE. Oromo
-e Deer Departed. Gloria
T-1o--
s. ala Movie.
ii3 Hours. Trad Street"
l3-7 7ao5olpa Scor. Anne
s-Saturday Motinee. Movie.
ga Hours. The Coed Die
Youa9 1855. Lo~rence HeNey.
T1e noo7, Is Down." l943. Sir
Cs1r.c H1rd~icke.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
SATURDAY Program Listines

Zoo
4-Fury. Adventure.
5-sis Adventure. Movie.
Ia Heurs. "nsn of Sherwood
ro~es.. 1884. Don TeyIos.
7-sihle Course. Education.
NEW SERIES. Hour. Dr.. e5-
go Benign, tsocrar.
e-The Lone Ranger. Western.
1l:30
4-circuS Boy. Kids.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
September II

IL "oesperodoes Of the West"
7-RomoF. Adventure.
Jon Hall stars.
200
4-Eneore Playhouse. Movie.
| Hour. "Rodeo King ond ths
Senorito." 1881. Rex Allen.
IL Morried Joan. Comedy.
5-StoF Performance. Drama.
7-Time Out for Sports.
z:45
7-BowI the chomp.
Hour. Jerry Sweeney tre~ foceI.
300
4-s-eu-dov PIn"House. Movie
IA Hours. Fighting Chance"
1855. Rod Comeron, Julie Lon
don.
5-DoteIine Europe. Oromo.
$3.50
5-Raeket Squad. Detective.
3:45
7-NcAA Football.
George OF Alabomo. eeoraia's
explosive passing attock gers .
sttf early test.
400
5-eold Journey. Adventure.
4:30
4-Mr. Adams and Eve.
5-The Mill Gront Show.
IA Hours. Teen-oaers' donce
DortY
9-Raee Of the Week.
Futurty Stokes.
500
4-News From 4 Corners. CIR.
9-The EurIv Show. Movie.
! Hour, 40 Min. Rood 10
Morocco" 1912. euno Crosby,
Bob Hope
S:IS
4-Week- End Weather. Color.
5:25
4-Week-En Sports. Color.
$3.50
4-Susie. Comedy.
Ann Sothern stors.
a15SIEEIs
500
4-Grey Ghost. Adventure.
Tod Andrews stors.
5-louFel and Hardy. Comedy.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Maj. lookudoo
Gets Photo Post

Maj. William J. Lookadoo
chief Of the Office Of informa-
ton at Boiling Air Force Base
has been named head of the
Air Forces information pic
torial branch at the Pentagon
The 47-year-old information
officer has been for many years
the Air Forces liaison man with
the National Press Photogra-
pliers Association.
He is an adviser to the as
sociation's Education and Tech
nical Committee and two years
ago he was instrumental in Or
ganiZing a photo-journalism
seminar sponsored by the press
photographers group. The
seminar, held in five major
cities on the same day, involved
more than 2,400 professional
and military photographers.
Maj. Lookadoo, a former first
sergeant, directed the first
Armed Forces Day demonStra-
ton here in 1850. He was chief
of information for the Pacific
Air Force in Honolulu in 1856
A native Of Hot Springs, Ark.
he was formerly a high schoo
principal in Fountain Lake
Ark. He lives with his wife anc
daughter at 5125 Saratoga ave.
nue., Glen Cove. Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Proof Given Wife
Man Did So See
Beur at Car Horn

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 6 CAP)
Its true. L. v. Barnes
really did see a bear blowing
an auto horn outside a cocktail
lounge New Years eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Weis-
singer said today they had
their 50-pound black bear cub
Booboo with them at the lounge
and put him out in the car
later.
Mr.. Barnes went out to his
own car and saw Booboo hap
PLY blowing the Weissingers'
horn. He mentioned it to his
wife. who expressed a certain
skepticism.
The display advertising firm
executive turned in desperation
to the press.
Mr.. Barnes ran this ad in the
Milwaukee Journals classified
personal column yesterday:
will other persons who saw
a black bear blowing a horn in
a car in a parking lot on E.
Capitol dr.. about 2:30 am. New
Years eve please contact L. v.
Barnes at Broadway 6-4837."
Today. the Weissingers came
forward and vindicated Mr..
Barnes in the eyes of his wife
Evening star., 1960-01-06
23U.S Planes Quit
France, Fly to Britain

CHAUMONT, France, Jan.
(AP).-Twenty-three United
States Air Force fighter-bomb-
ers roared off the runway al
the Chaumont base today fol
a new home in Great Britain
where they can be near their
atomic warhead stockpiles.
Other planes Of the 48th Wing
will leave within about a week
for Lakenheath, England, to
complete the evacuation oi
three United States bases in
France.
The move is being made be-
cause the French refuse to per-
NIT atomic weapons to be stored
on their territory without a
voice in their use. Planes and
personnel had previously left
the two other United States
bases at Toul and Etain for
stations in England and Ger
many.
The complete move Of the
FLOOD planes and about 1000
men is expected to take several
weeks. Support personnel will
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Singers Husband
Files for Divorce

Alfred M. Cachelin Of 4545
Connecticut avenue NV. fled
q divorce suit today against
his wife Emile, q concert
singer Of New York.
Mr.. Cachelin, sales manager
Of q light fixture firm here.
charged desertion In the suit
filed in the Domestic Relations
branch Of Municipal Court.
He Is also seeking continued
custody Of the couples 5-year-
old daughter.
Last month Domestic ReIa-
tons Court Judge Godfrey p.
Munter awarded custody Of the
child to Mr.. Cachelin because
Of Mrs. Cachelin's alleged re-
lationship with q 28-year old
Italian whom she had met
while studying music In Milan,
Italy.
The couple were married In
1851. They separated IN 1857.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
By the Associated Press

Plans for launching an inves-
tigation Of the Nations space
program on the opening day Of
Congress have been blocked by
the reluctance Of Government
officials to Jump the gun on
President Eisenhower.
The House Committee on Sci
.ence and Astronautics had
hoped to get going today on q
full-scale inquiry into the status
of United States efforts to over
take Russia in space explora-
ton. But top administration
figures baked at testifying be-
fore Mr.. Eisenhower delivers
his state of the Union and
budget messages.
Hearing Slated January 21
The state-of-the-U Union ad-
dress will be delivered tomorrow
and the budget message jan
uary 18. Present plans call for
the committee to start its hear
ings three days later, on jan
uary 81.
Sooner or later in this busi-
Evening star., 1960-01-06

overcome Russia's admitted
lead in some phases Of space
exploration.
With q presidential election
coming up this fall, Democrats
in Congress are expected to hit
hard at what they call the fail
ure of the administration to
keep up with Russian space
efforts.
Much Of the steam could be
taken out Of such an attack If
the President outlines q bold
new course of action.
Over in the Senate, Majority
Leader johnson Of Texas has
announced that the Senate
Space Committee and the Pre-
paredness Subcommittee, both
of which he heads, will start
hearings on their own. prob
ably within a week after the
House committee gets under
Way.
Evening star., 1960-01-06

be moved by truck and ship to
Great Britain.
The United States Air Force
will continue to operate re-
connaissance and transport
planes from four bases in
France. A big Air Force depot
is maintained at Chateauroux.
LONDON. Jan. 6 (AP)-The
Daily Express said today the
United States Air Force will
fly 100 more nuclear bombs
into Britain in the next few
days, bringing the American
total to at least 500.
The article, carried under a
banner headline, named no
sources. 1t was described as
speculation by Spokesmen for
Britain's Defense Ministry and
the United States Air Force.
The Express story said the
American stockpile in Britain
includes hydrogen bombs, tao
tical atom bombs and rocket
warheads.
Evening star., 1960-01-06

vacancies have been found for
two newcomers when none has
been available for the last year
for her 15-year-old nephew.
Nothing at all has been said
to us about it," Miss Payne
said. 80 far as we know, we
are still waiting for a vacancy"
Victim Of "Mix-Up"
The Johnson boy was ap-
pointed a page last January
through the patronage Of Rep
resentative O'Hara, Democrat
of Illinois. After the boy had
come here from Chicago, how
ever, it turned out there had
been a "mix-up" and that there
wasn't a vacancy after all,
according to House Patronage
Committee officials.
SympathiZing with the
youth, five Representatives ar
ranged to have him serve as
their messenger at about the
same $4,000 yearly pay a page
receives. They also succeeded
in getting him into the Capitol
Page School. where he is now
an honor student in his junior
year, Miss Payne reported.
Representative Ayres, Re-
publican Of Ohio, one Of the
johnson boys sponsors, said he
intends to look into the two
new appointments by Rep
Evening star., 1960-01-06

resentatives Kluczynski and
O'Brien, both Democrats OF
Illinois.
Seniority Noted
Mr.. O'Brien, with IL terms
Of Office. and Mr.. Kluczynski,
with five consecutive terms,
have seniority over Mr.. O'Hara,
who has been elected for five
non-consecutive terms.
Mr.. Ayres said, II want TO
see II there Is a chance to get
Jimmy on under Republican
patronage"
OF the so page jobs allotted,
IS Of the appointments have
been through Democratic pa
tronage. There never has been
a Negro page in the Capitol, al
though two Negro youths are
serving as Supreme Court
pages.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
MoiIingo ofLewdPictures
Charged to Ex-Teocher

The postal official described
1t as a very profitable venture. "
Among the articles found at
the print shop. Mr.. Stephens
added. was a brochure adver-
tising the sale Of a "so-called
art course. The brochure also
contained male photographs.
HaraSsment, Accused Says
Womack said today his ar
rest amounted to nothing more
than legal harassment and an
attempt at illegal censorship by
the Post ONCE"
This is nothing more than
a publicity effort by the Post
once. They have lost every
case Of this type that has
reached the courts and they
know they are going to loose
this one." he asserted.
'T assure you that I intend
to carry this up to the Supreme
Court IL I have to-"
Womack was an instructor
at Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg, in 1857. He
taught psychology and philoSo.
ply.
Records at George Washing.
ton University show he taught
there as a part-time instructor
from 1888 to 1856. He earned
his Doctor Of Philosophy de.
gree from Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity in 1855.
Womack's last teaching as.
Signment was as a part-timC
instructor in philosophy al
Howard University. He served
there during the academic yeal
that ended last June.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Finch Murder Trial Jury
Views Scene Of Staying
Los ANGELES. Jan. 8 (AP).

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 (AP).
-Carole Tregoff's icy compo-
sure melted into tears yesterday
as a jury viewed the scene
where, prosecutors say. she and
DR.. r. Bernard Finch killed his
wife.
While his pretty one-time re-
ceptionist and admitted mis-
tress wept, the surgeon main
tained the relaxed. professional
like calm he has shown since
trial testimony started Monday.
The locale is a hillside home
in suburban West Covina, where
Mrs. Barbara Jean Finch. 36.
was beaten and shot to death
the night Of July Is.
The State says the 41-year-
old doctor and Miss Tregof1,
%, his former receptionist.
killed Mrs. Finch so they could
marry and keep community
property Mrs. Finch once esti.
mated at $750.000. They are
charged with conspiracy and
murder.
Miss TregOff Weeps
Miss Tregoff. q shapely red
head. wept at the counsel table
in o Los Angeles courtroom
yesterday when the judge or
dered court reconvened at the
death scene Is miles to the
east. 1t was her first outburst
Of tears in the trial.
She wept again as the court
was called to. order before the
garage where the State says
she and DR.. Finch lay in wait
to kill his wife.
DR.. Finch chatted affably
with two sisters as he waited
under guard for Jurors to reach
the $65,000 home.
He stood internationally as
Superior Judge Walter r.
Evans showed the jurors the
spot where Mrs. Finch died on
a neighbor's lawn, her skull
fractured in three places and
her body pierced by a pistol
bullet.
The jurors were taken to the
home to familiarize them with
the scene.
DR.. Finch stood with hands
in pockets and gazed at snow
capped mountains to the north.
He stared down at the fash
ionable South Hills Country
Club. But he didn't give q Sec
ond glance to a bamboo rake
placed on the lawn to show the
position Of his wife's body July
10.
Several persons bumped
against q hedge.
Watch out for these bushes"
DR.. Finch warned, brushing
the trousers Of an attorney
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Son Of Wainwright
Indicted in Auto Deuth

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 6
(AP). - Jonathan M. VAIN
wright, son of the late Gen.
Jonathan Wainwright, World
War II, hero. has been in
dicted by Charleston County
grand jury on charges of man.
slaughter and reckless homicide
growing out of a traffic accident.
Mr.. Wainwright, who is from
Jacksonville. Fla, was ordered
yesterday to stand trial. He is
charged in the traffic death
November Z Of w. Clyde Hunt
'er, 38.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
$4,000 Gift
ToAidGU
LdwProgram

A pilot program for training
young lawyers-the first of its
type in the Nation-has been
made possible by donation of
$4,000 to Georgetown Uni
versity Graduate Law School,
Dean Frank j. Dugan said to-
day..
The anonymous donation will
be used beginning in Septem-
Der for conducting a course
leading to a master of trial
advocacy" degree.
| Under terms Of a plan sug-
gested by United States At
torney Oliver Gasch, the fund
would help provide competent
counsel for INDECENT defendants
in the Districts courts.
| $4,000 FellOwships
The bulk Of the money will
be used to supply 10 young
lawyers, recent graduates Of
the Nations top law schools,
with $4,000 fellowships. The
law graduates must be eligible
for District bar membership
land will be selected by Prof. A.
Kenneth Pye of Georgetown
University, who will direct the
program, Mr.. Dugan said.
| Mr.. Gasch said the unprece-
denetd program Of applying
classroom learned techniques
with the courtroom as a labo-
ratory is certain to provide the
bar with more highly trained
criminal trial lawyers.
Dean Dugan said it would
round out Georgetown's grad
uate program. 1t will also
serve as an adjunct to a public
defender If Congress approves
such an ONCE.
Mr.. Gasch said George Wash
ington University also is seeking
funds to institute such a pro-
gram and hopes to be able to dc
so by next fall.
Honor Prettyman
The donation given to George
town has been named the
Prettyman Fellowship after
Chief Judge e. Barrett Pretty
man Of the q. S. Court of Ap-
peals for the District. 1t waS
given by a man who long has
admired Judge Prettyman's
legal ability.
The new system Of givine
graduate lawyers courtroom ex.
perience and at the same time
helping INDECENT defendants ha.
been praised highly.
Support for the program ir
helping it reach its goal ha.
been pledged by former Chiei
Judge Leonard P. Walsh Of Mu.
nicipal Court. the incumbent
Chief Judge John Lewis Smith
jr.. and by members Of thu
benches Of District Court anC
the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star., 1960-01-06

"A former philosophy in
structor, who taught here at
George Washington and
Howard universities was
charged yesterday by the Post
once Department with sending
nude male photographs through
the mails.
Chief Postal Inspector D. H.
Stephens said H. Lynn
Womack, 35, Of the 1900 block
of Eighteenth street NV,
posted $1,000 bail after being
arraigned before United States
Commissioner James F. Splain.
MIR. Splain set January 10 for
a preliminary hearing.
The postal inspector said
Womack was arrested at a
printing shop he operates in
the 1900 block of Fourteenth
street NV. on a charge he
sent an unretouched nude male
photo to a man in Delaware.
The photo. the inspector said,
is classed as lewd by the Post
10000 on Prospect List
Seized along with brochures
containing nude male photos
Inspector Stephens said, was O
mailing list which Womack
estimated 10000 names Of pros
pective male clients. Most OF
the photographs that were
taken by postal inspectors were
of males ranging from 16 to "a
years.
Mr.. Stephens said Womack
admitted conducting a Nation
wide business almost exclusively
with male clients, although q
few women's names were among
those on the list.
Evening star., 1960-01-06

with his hands. There is dust
on them"
More than 100 autos lined
streets and other vantage
points below the Finch home.
Dozens Of spectators gazed up,
some with field glasses.
Maids Role Told
The prosecution says the ap-
pearance Of the Finches' maid
at the scene delayed Mrs.
Finch'S death.
Miss Tregoff told authorities
after the killing that she and
Evening star., 1960-01-06

the doctor went to the home
to seek a divorce agreement
with the physicians socialite
wife. who had filed a divorce
action the previous May.
The State charges that they
drove from Las Vegas, New.
with a case containing bullets
hypodermic needles, a butcher
knife, clothesline, sleep-induc-
ing drugs. a flashlight and q
rubber sheet-for the purpose
of Staying Mrs. Finch.
The pistol used in the killing
has never been found.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Ironside Buns Diuries

LONDON, Jan. 8 (AP).-The
late Field Marshal Lord Iron
side banned the posthumous
publication Of his diaries, his
will disclosed yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Actors Wife Stricken

ROME. Jan. 6 (AP).-Joseph
Cotten's wife. Lenore, is in a
Rome hospital, suffering from
pernicious anemia, the actor
said yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Space Probers BoIked, ,
Will Await MESSAGE

ness you have to talk about
money probably sooner" a
committee spokesman said to-
day in explaining the postpone
ment. Nobody wanted to talk
about money until the budget
message had been given"
Among the witnesses to be
called are Allen w. Dulles, head
of the Central Intelligence
Agency; Secretary of Defense
Gates; Herbert F. York, direc-
tor Of defense research and
Engineering, and DR.. T. Keith
Glennan. head Of the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration. The hearings are
expected to last at least a
month.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
WouId-Be House Pace
Reyiyes RocioI Issue

The appointment Of white boys from Chicago
pages today brought mystied reaction from Washington
Negro woman who has been trying for to get boy
job for her nephew.
Miss Ethel Payne 1928 Clifton street NV James
Avery Johnson Of Chicago said she understand
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Message Data Awaited

The Presidents state-of-the-
Union address tomorrow could
have a lot to do with the di-
rectfon the hearings take. One
of the major airs Of the CON-
mittee is to find out Just what
the administration is doing to
Evening star., 1960-01-06
SALE OF INFANTS AND
TOTS KWIKI APPAREL
1/2 PRICE
l.ss to 500 Voues, Now ST to 447
l.se to s.s9 VoIues, Now ST to 4.47

II. Reg. 2.se sIocks-corduroy prints, solid
corduroy, woshobIe royon fIonneIs, mony eoIer:,
z for So
II. Reg, 2.2e royon flannel boxer sIocks,
brown and grey. 81
woSh-n-weor eo-ordinetes for
boys. sizes z to 4
-. Reg. 29e royon flannel sIoeks, solid grey
"a. Reo 800 oIo,5 ,oek., z sc
for boys. sizes z to 4
IS. Reg. 2ee corduroy overoIIs-pin checks
and tottersoll checks; snop crotch. z for So
Is. Reg l.e9 broodcIoth shirts to match pin
check oVeroIls. ST
II. Reg. 3.99 corduroy overoIIs, snop crotch,
checks. 90
ls. Reg 2.99 western style overoIIs, zip front,
solid red and brown. z for So
-. Reg. 3.99 corduroy joekets-solids I,99
20. Reg. 3.9e coveroIIs-stripes, solids; closed
crotch; red and novy. l.99
Evening star., 1960-01-06
boys and girls corduroy buys;

boys and girls corduroy buys;
9 to ~ months; sizes S-M-l-xL
!. Reg. 5.99-7.9e three-pece erower sets.
2.99-3.99
z. Reg. 800 one-pece coveroIls, zip front,
snop crotch. l,99
;. Reg. 3.ee corduroy jackets. l.99
4. Reg. 3.o9 snop-croteh crowIers. i.9o
wosh-n-weor red plaid eo-ordinotes
for girls. sizes 3 to 6x
S. Reg. 2.29 sleeveless vest 81
s. Reg 299 kiItie skirt z for So
7. Reg. 2.99 half boxer corduroy sIocks.
Z Tor So
for girls. sizes z to 4
8. Reg. 299 roYon ocetote plaid sIocks, red
for So
for boys. sizes to 6x
9. Reg. 500 quIt-Iined popin ioekets 2,99
10. Reg 3oo two-piece shirt and slack sets,
cotton shirt, royon flannel sIocks. 1,99
Evening star., 1960-01-06

INFANTS, TOTS AND ToOOLERs APPAREL, ALL STORES
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
Startin' EN- Young


BILLINGS The 77th annual
convention of the Montana Stock
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

Carol Jean Gust, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gust of 3041
Maryland Ave-, st. Louis Ark,
became the bride of Robert E. Lee
of 4603s Wentworth Ave-, Mime
apolis, July 9 in Mt. Olivet Church
of Minneapolis. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Lee of Sidney, Montana.
The Rev. Chester johnson read
the twilight ceremony before $50
guests, after which a reception
was held in, the church parlors.
The bridal dinner at Cedrics,
preceded the rehearsal on July 8.
Mrs. Lidi Timm of Minneapolis
served her sister as matron of
honor. Miss Terry Kailroo of Min
neapolis and Miss Mary Gust of
Los Angeles, California, a sister
of the bride, were bridesmaids
Carl Weatherston of Williston, N
Oak, served his friend as best
man, while John Lee, the groom's
brother, and Richard McGraw.
formerly of Sidney, now of Min
neapolis, attended the groom. jim
and Jack Gust, brothers of the
bride, and Darrell Leninger, the
groom's roommate, ushered.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
Following a North Shore wed.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnes
returned home Friday evening
after spending the past several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
BivenS of Sidney, while Irving
received medical care.
Mrs. Thershia Winhofer and
Bill were Poplar callers Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Schuman and
Phyllis of Laurel spent Saturday
night with MI. and Mrs. Clifford
HagadOne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stone of
Phoneix, Arizona spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston
and family enjoyed Sunday dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hoff-
man and family of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Voorhees,
and family were coffee guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnes. Other
callers at the Barnes home Sunday
morning were Jack Carlson, Patty
and Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fredericksen and Joan of Wolf
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carlson
and family entertained at a family
dinner Sunday for Mr.. Harry
Turner, Howard and Jack of Wolf
Point, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Turner
and family of Jordon, MI. anC
Mrs. Lawrence Demsing of Nick.
wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. London of Poplar
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Pentz Sunday.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. l.. Voorhees, of Poplar
MI. and Mrs. E. K. Widman, Mrs
Frank Winhofer and Mrs. Bill
VOORHEES,, Donna and Teddy called
at the George Milne home to hell
Selda celebrate her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Voorhee
and family of Poplar were Sunda.
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Voorhees,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etzel ant
Anne of Arthur called on MI
and Mrs. Frank Winhofer.
Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Mrs. Rube-
JOIlIlSJOn anu sui, NIL Law
Johnston and children of Richie.
called at the Johnnie Johnsto.
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carlson an,
family called in Richey Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Carlse.
and family were Wolf Poin
callers Monday.
MI. Lenny Bergman and famil
of Minneapolis, MINI. yer over
night guests of Mr.. and Mr..
Clifford Hagadone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carlson an
family entertained Tuesday ever
ing in honor of Mrs. Bessi
Carlsen's birthday, Mr.. and Mr.
Donald Pentz, Myron and Donna
Don Handles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Carlson and family, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Paul Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pent
Donna and Don Handles WEI
Poplar callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widma
were Wolf Point callers Friday.