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Admiral de Souzu

LISBON. Portugal, April 8
(AP) Admiral Botelho de
Souza. 88, who retired as chief
of the navy general staff in
1850, died yesterday. He had
been i'll since early 1859.
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Anuruinu

BIsHoFF, ALEXANDER. There will
be an unveiling in memory OF ALEX
10, 1850, at l pm, at King David
Memorial Garden.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-2 sites. Garden Of
the APOSTLES; ress LU 2-S657
FORT LINCoLN-5 choice sites, mon.
privils, sec E lot is; mr.. maus-,
large discount. JA 4-s3s9. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. and Mass Ave. NE Ii 3-b2OO
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AUGUSTUS FINLEY, Jr,,
HAYWOOD v. SLOANE. Secy

q dsyi y April gIs I, 1860: at his, his Tesidsnce,
SGoHLSoN, GiIjiS beloved beloved HI husband of
ence E. coulson. Friends ma may csll
at the oawler Chapel, 1856 Penn
SWANS ave. NV. courtesy, parking
interment HHii Arlington Nstio1ai n o1;o cemf. m:
tery In lieu Of flowers, contribu-
or 6oRs Wesass aSencg Ss @ad a sou to the snes hesa
coWAN. JOHN PRYoR: On Thurs
day, April Z, 1850, JOHN PRYOR
S6SHWyeA6N vi Gf bIs,,Id 5IS Midysle " Falls
Annie c g crotty ttsA' of 'f sersa. sn0 ohI5. mf5.
He also is survived by two srand-
sons funeTs eFfndi Adms msy es ~ at Reab SeaE
washington st., Falls church. Va. Va
Falls Church, Va, on Friday, April
isrhsny sS csmeE.Pg RR rPt:SursR. rlPss5m:Pt a. a.
CRAIG. BRUCE. On Tuesday. April
st ne Notice OF funeral later
Arransements by Frazier.
CROWN. DAISY B. On Thursday
DAISY B CROWN Of 1900 Msssa-
ehusettS ave. NV, beloved wife of
the late Charles Owen Crown,
eEandmother of Eugene Christman
OF Poouoson, Va, and sister of Mrs,
Laurel Bedell, Mrs, Melvina PREM
ger, Mrs. Lily Miller, Mrs. Dahlia
Mason, F. Daurity Butler and James
Il; Butler. Services at the s. H
Hines Co Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th
q. NV. on Monday. April Ii, at
pm. tparkine facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu
OF mowers the family sugzests that
contributions to the Cancer Fund
NAV De made as an expression Of
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April !, HHH'f 1850. BRASfE n JThaGGKE:soSi JhGKsoSN
ot 1910 18th st. NV, mother Of
Mrs. Dorothy, r. Burnett, Mrs.
Tracy K. Jackson. She also is
survived by twenty-five erandchii.
dren. twelve great-grandchildren
other relatives and friends. Friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
chapel. 1892 You st: NV. from
Funeral services and interment
Anderson, s. C
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hICHAhD NJ. A Special
communication Of Anacos-
tia Lodge, No. 81, F. A.
A. M, is called for Satur-
day. April 9, 1860, at i2
noon, to conduct Masonic
burial services for our lat
55rothsr, RICHARD M.
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= 1850 MAR" " HA1RR 1Is01a y ffg66!g5
10th st; NV, devoted mother Of
Horace I, Hairr and sister Of Mar
Una Williams. She also leaves to
nieces and nephews, other relatives
and many friends Remains rest.
ing At the John T, Rhines & CO.
Euneral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne.
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eLARK LAR I.II R9BERTA TSsd ANNb SbnSogT On ThgE;; RS;

day, ,AprIl Z: 1880, RoBERTA Ann
CLARK. beloved w1e Oh nOsII B. 4.e
Clark and devoted daughter Of Mr..
:aFyvns mrs az. ssrPsTd tSO bFOssrss bKSisSsTs M1S AfO
and Harvey Kosberg Of Washing
ton. d. C, Services at the c. b.
Goldberg 4 Son Funeral Home, 42l7
gth s. nv: on Sunday, April
David Memorial Garden. In mourn
Ing at $40 21Bt st. NV. 10
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Friday. March ssSseNSt s. 1850. At t5e I5e
WoobWstHSRpH Weoso5btHstSR pHSsR %RLsdSG Gtatf n d5d 5EkEN Wl
consin ave. Bethesda, Md, widow
OF the late Luke !. Wilson, daughter
OF 8. ", and catherine woodward
and aT. mother Of Luke W. Wilson.
John ,Tyssowski of The Plains. Va,
and Mrs. Brainard W, Parker OF
Jamestown, R. l.: grandchildren,
Michael and Derek Wilson. and a
ices at 2 pm. Saturday, April o,
At 9lQ0 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
Nd In lieu of flowers family re-
quests contributions be made to
the Cancer Fund w
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life on Wednesday. April 8, 1860,
ct his residence, 339 54th st. ne,
EDWARD BROWN. He leaves to
mourn their loss three devoted sis
teTs, two brothers and one brother
in-lav. all of Washington. D. C.,
and many other relatives and
friends. The remains may be
viewed after 5 pm. Friday, April
9, at the Brown a. Davidson Flu
neral Home, $685. Eads st. ne,
where funeral services will be con-
Quoted on Saturday. April 8, at
pm. Interment National Har-
mony CemeterV
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81 $s .ss Ji SS fSt525 ss: srF n & gEaHs
sTty and brother Of Jon Charles
Hagerty. Services will Be held at
6S"isTS 81 ss,,,-GhSp SGhSpel; I1Se Pa: ave. NV
Interment private ct GeorEe wash:
ington Cemetery. The family re-
guests, that contributions to fayorite
charities be made instead OF doWers,
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CASEY, ELIZABETH B. Suddenly. on
Wednesday; April 8, 1860. at her
ton. Nd. ELIzABETH B. CASEY.
Harley o Staggers and Leo A,
James Z. and Mai. John j. Casey,
There also are twenty-three grand
children and three great-grandchil-
dren. Mrs. Casey rests Al fhe
Warner Z. Pump6rey Funeral Home.
s434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd. parking facilities). High re-
auiem mass will be offered for the
repose of her soul at 10 am Satur-
day, April 9. at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church, Summit ave and
Saul rd., Kensington, Nd. Interment
st. Peters Cemetery, Oakland, Nd, 8
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HATCHER, HARRY LEE. On

HOLMES, EULA G. On Thursday,
mortal Hospital, EuLH G. Gssqiey HOLMES MMss
ot 423 18th st. Sc, beloved wife
81 Harvey sy Holmes and mother OF
son, Alonza and Harvey Holmes,
her passing four sisters, four Broth
ers and host Of other relatives
g. the John 7 Rhines l. CO.
Euneral Home, 3015 18th ct. ne.
Notice OF funeral later
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AnrIl oRn HEssIE 4 PEGE ETEr

of 1859 Seminary I'd. Silver sprins.
Nd, beloved wife of the late George
J. Beckert, mother Of Frank T.
and George z Beckert, grandmother
Of Bruce Z. Beckert and Eleanor
3. Munro. Friends NAV call at
the s. 4, Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l 14th st. NV, after d pm.
Friday, April s parking faciii-
ties) Notice Of funeral later
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wILLISToN. SUE THOMAS On

Of David A. Wiiiisto3S Of Ofl9Ssd i9Ss Fsir sif.
Dr.. Thomas 4 WiilistonO - and Sde sisfe1 sfs1
Of Mrs, Florence Jones OF Colum
o1s; ONO; and Miss Blanche Thomas
is survived by other relatives anS
many friends After II noon Sun,
day. April 10 friends are invite
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel. i43s
You st NV. where funeral services
will be held on Monday. April II
At am: Interment Lincoln Me
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DORSEY, MARIE. On Tuesday, April
st. ne. MARIE DORSEY. Beloved Be- %
sister Of Mrs. Bertha Dyson, Mrs
Helen Davis and Herbert s. Duckett
sr., OF Odenton, Nd. She also Is
survived by thirteen nieces. fve
nephewS, one sister-in-law. other
relatives and friends, The late
Miss Dorsey may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H st,
ne, after 3 pm. Friday. April s,
Ehere services will be held on
Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery
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JOHNSON; IN Sn,fi GfiEEsTRTR5G. sygRs5G. On wednss.

JOHNSON, GERTRUDE. On Wednes.
fRuDEA ffH EADj DJoHSSsolNg q olgsSi q sf.7iin. MRS GER
devoted mother Of MIS-. Mary j
Glenn, Mrs Irene Norris, Mrs
Matilda Harris, Mrs. Sophia j. San. San
derson, Mrs Lucille Pollard. Mrs
Justine Lee, Mrs. Leola Powell anc
Calvin c and Gilbert L. johnson
She also is survived by eishteer
grandchildren. fifteen great-erand.
children, three brothers. John.
son, Nathaniel and Silas Jackson:
sisters, Mrs Cassie Jackson anc
MIS-. Alice Taylor. and a host Of
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed on Satur.
day; April 9. after 3 pm. at thI
Hall Bros. Funeral Home. 62l Flor.
sundsve e hpTil a@i fHneafi f6. at services pn or q
the Greater Zion Baptist Church
Ashourn. Va. the Rev. James Z
Douglas oftlcntins, Interment Car.
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eoaEN, RACHEL !RAYEl, On Thurs.

day, April I, 1860, RACHEL fRAYEJ
COHEN Of 6O4O 18th place NV,
beloved mother OF BENJAMIN, David
and Herbert Cohen Of Washington,
D. C.; Solomon Cohen Of New York,
Mrs. Viola Silverman Of New York
and Mrs. Florence Schenof of Wash
-tngton, d. C. She also is survived
bY two sisters, Mrs. IDA Kahn and
tifnore, Nd; ten grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
q Sons Funeral Home. 1901 l4th
~ noon. Interment King David
Memorial Garden. Memorial week,
e040 13th nlace W AMI 1nA
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'dnssisdEaS ssESkw66RTH A6Fi = Of PEG al.nasis1 RGsiE
y. Y, mother Of MIS- Robert c.
Helm, Robert A. and Theodore A.
grandchildren Mrs. Brenkworth
iests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave,
silver Spring. Nd, where service
will be held on Saturday. April O.,
Intarment private
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Akk HR5 lsgS COOK & s!Sl:' 59 oI FI0iR5ssa Jppsf
Marlboro, Md. beloved husband OF
Lillian NJ. Cook, father Of Mrs.
Gladys Crown. grandfather CT Jo-
seph, Ronald and Kathryn Crown
s, Also SURVIVING are two brothers,
Nd. and Ernest Cook Of York,
Pa. Friends may call at the Richie
Bros Funeral Home, Upper Marl-
poro, Nd. Funeral services will be
held on Sunday, April 10. at 2
NV, at the Epiphany Episcopal
Church. Forestville, Nd. Interment
Epiphany Cemetery
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wi lON, BRYAN j. The officers and
q members Of Felix Looge,
IN No. 3, F. e. A. NJ, will
IN assemble in a special COM
N mo munication on Saturday,
ESLN April 9, 1860, at IL am,
W. at the Masonic Temple,
1000 You st. NV, for the
purpose OF conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
BRYAN COTTON.
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trict aeishts pkWy.. District HeiEhts.
Nd, on April s. 1850, husband OF
Ruby F. Baynes, father Of Mrs.
Thomas CLARK, Robert D.. Bennie
Ray and Terry W, Baynes, SON Of
Two sisters, three brothers and two
ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
b17 11th ST. Sc, on Saturday. April
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FRANKIE, NELLIE v. OF 4s1o 4sth
ave, Edmonston. Nd, on April q q,
1860. mother Of Mrs. Bernard Jen.
kins, Mrs. Philip Keefer, Mrs.
Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. Roy Ridley,
James K, Joseph A.. William, Carl
Chambers Funeral Home. 5s6i
Cleveland ave-. Riverdale. Nd. on
saturday. April o, at | pm, In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemeterv
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April ). 1860 $50 NARY a II 4. TsSG1sssaEi sGckSEEki
Of S36 oath st. ne, beloved wife
Mrs. Birdie l. Hayes, Mrs. Lucy
Green and George Harris. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends After pm. satur;
70 call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home; 1920 9th st: NV. Funeral
and inerment at Chicago III
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ApIil 4. 1850. At bis residence
EARNEST S. DIETz Of 1858 New
Hampshire ave, beloved husband OF
Maude Dietz and brother Of Martin
z. DietZ Of Lincolnton, N. c., and
George DietZ Of Clover, 8. c. Serv-
ices At the s. II. Hines co Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV. on Mon
day. April IL, at IL am. (park-
ing fscilities). Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. $40
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JOhNSON' NATHAN DELANO, On
MfodaH Aii0 HosbiPs aPs 4 NA4a1N 1879 TN M0gnt
JOHNSON Of i42i webster InSo St. NV
devoted husband OF Winifred John
son, beloved son of Irene Foster
and devoted father of Nadine,
i.sSn, AiSeal and m Amyle Johnson. He also
ters. MTs Geraldine Bradley and
Mrs. Lille Ann ]. Hill. and a host
OF nleceS and nephews, a stepfather,
James 6; Foster. and other rela-
inv trveS at aHf he fTisnds Io56 Remains rest
Funeral Home, 3oi5 18th st, ne.
where friends may call after 3
pm: Monday; April II, and where
T1lneIal services will be held on
the Rev. Fuiton hl Bradley 81 ono oiieiaPpins;, M,
irIsrnt inrterment Arlington National Gem
eters S.10,ll
JOHNSON, REBECCA S. On wednes.
dsy, April s, 1860, REBEccA s.
mother Of Mrs Elizabeth G. Kelly,
TMsnomother Of Robert. Edward, De-
town, s. c. She also IS survived
by three great-grsndchildren, other
relatives and friends Remains may
Home eEs ssa a Rhods ne ,slsnd ETaaieT .v Funeral
from 1880 am. until $40 pm.
Saturday. April Funeral and
interment GEORGETOWN, S. c.
KIRwAN, ANNIE NJ. On Thursday
April :. 1860, at her residence,
1907 Commonwealth ave. Aiexsn-
drla, Va. wife OF the late William
kirwan and mother Of Mrs Z,
s; Williams Mrs J. r. Moriarty,
Mrs +. c Choate and Mrs An
thony Nolan Funeral services on
SATURDAY. April q. at II am at
the CUNNINGHAM Funeral Home.
Cameron and Alfred stS.. Aiexan
ara. Va. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
kNUpP, LORRAINE G. On Wednes-
day, April 6, 1860, at the wash
lngton Hospital Center, LORRAINE
G. kNUPP of Sl2 Jefferson 81
NV, the, beloved wife Of EIon L.
knupp, dsughter Of Mrs. Ethel
Springmann and sister Of Mrs Elsie
Nielsen Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST. and
Mass. ave. ne. Until ln:3O an
Saturday, April 9. Services viii <.
held at the Calvary Baptist Church,
stn and H SITS NV. az II am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, i
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WILLIAM D. MccLAiN, Master
BERNARD P. On Thurs.
gay gay April Z 1850, at Mount Alto
SON Of 4424 Hunt place ne tbs
beloved husband OF Mrs, Ca,iie A
Nelson and brother of Linwood Mel.
son: He also is survived by a
host OF other relatives and many
Arrangements by the William
Spangler Funeral Home. 524 sth
st. ne.
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Charley Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
and son Jerry visited at the
Quinto Ruffatto home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and girls were supper guests ait
the Al Schmitz home Wednesday.
Sidney shoppers this week are
MIR. Al Schmitz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Schmitz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Foss.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
and daughter Thelma, MI. and
Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher and
son Joe attended the Weishman
and Cattaneo wedding at the
Methodist church in Culbertson
Sunday afternoon.
The Southside Women's Club
met at Mrs. Nellie Fishers home
Thursday evening. Visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher and
son Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ralston and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slotta and
son visited at the Harry FoSs home
Thursday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12

Laura Daniels parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sell of Roman, Mon
tana; and Mrs. Marguerite Feige,
a cousin of Mr.. Sells from West
Berlin, Germany, are visiting this
week at the Daniels home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Simonsen and
family were among the guests at
the Darrell Goebel home honoring
Dawn Goebel on her fourth birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurits Jensen
wrote home that they arrived at
the winter home in Apache juno
ton, Arizona fine and send their
greetings.
Asa Ruth Kopp of Billings and
Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Baasgard and
family were among the guests at
the Albert Noah home Sunday.
Mrs. Con Simonsen attended the
All Council meeting at the N.Y.A.
Hall Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis entertained
at a birthday party honoring their
daughter Marlys on Sunday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Boyd Salisbury
Mrs. Emma Salisbury and family
left Friday for their home in
Occur 'dalene, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Daniels
motored to Miles City to visit
their daughter and family, MIR.
and Mrs. Lyle Arneson over the
weekend.
Judy Simonsen is spending the
weekend visiting her grandmother
Ida Simonsen.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Noah have
moved to Fairview for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Daniels
were hosts to Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
kopp of Billings on Sunday.
The Girard Jolly Workers All
Club met at the Con Simonsen
home Saturday night for their
reorganization meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
Wheat STORAGE

Wheat Storage
Thousands Of bushels of wheat
Rave been put into storage by
growers in the country again
this fall. Tt is well for us to
remember that just because the
grain was in good condition 60
ing into storage is no assurance
that it will remain that way
through the winter. A periodic in
SpectiOn Of grain storage bins is
necessary because many things
can happen between now and
when the grain is removed.
Art Shaw, Extension agrono-
mist, calls attention to the fact
that in 1859 Montana led all states
in wheat seized by the Food and
Drug Administration. Twenty-Five
cars were seized or twelve more
than any other state. While the
cause of these seizures was not
disclosed, Shaw says it is almost
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
CARD OF THANKS

Words cannot adequately ex-
press our deep appreciation for
the many kind and sympathetic
acts that were extended to us at
the time of our recent bereave-
ment. Our very special thanks to
the Community Memorial Hospi-
tai nursing staff for their very
tender care of our mother during
her last illness. Thanks also to
the ladies of the Nazarene church,
who served lunch, and to the
many others who remembered us
IN so many ways. Your kindness
ses have meant much to us.
MIR. and Mrs. Clinton Chap
man and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Chap
man and family.
Mrs. Lucia Bach and family.
339-1tc
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HOME SAFETY


Safety is something that can't
be stressed too often and this is
especially true were children are
concerned. Your home is one of
the most potentially dangerous
spots around.
A third Of the fatal accidents
last year involving children and
more than half of the non-fatal
mishaps last year happened to
youngsters while they were "safe"
at home.
The best way to store a gun is
to lock it UP, unloaded, in one
place and the ammunition locked
somewhere else. With all of the
television westerns, some young
sterS have become expert gun
leaders, 80 ar unloaded gun isn't
necessarily safe.
Don't leave the loop at the end
of your venetian blind cord - cut
it open. Many children playfully
put their heads in a death noose
this way.
Placemats at the table r much
safer than a tablecloth when
children r small. It's easy for a
child to get a scalding shower of
coffee or soup by pulling the end
of a tablecloth.
Don't call medicine Candy.
Someday he may decide to have
some candy with tragic results.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12

COLUMN
BY MRS. M REDGREN

Innings
Before you line a skirt or dress
just because the pattern calls for
one, make sure the garment real
ly needs a lining.
Many patterns recommend lin
ings for jackets, skirts and dresses
If all kind. While you always line
Z suit jacket, a casual jacket may
or may not need a lining.
A lining should enhance and
help the garment hold its shape.
1t can help to take the strain of
hanging on a hanger and prevent
the fabric from sagging. A lin
ing can add body or opaqueness
to fabrics, but lining a garment
adds to the cost and takes extra
sewing time.
If you make a narrow skirt of
material which is easily pulled,
it needs a lining to maintain the
shape. If you're working with a
firm worsted fabric, don't line it
because the material is firm
enough not to need a lining.
A lining helps TO maintain the
shape of a sheath or fitted dress.
With more patterns calling for
fabric cut on the bias, a lining
will give more body to the dress
and help to maintain its shape.
4 4
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PEGGY ARNOLD CELEBRATES
TENTH BIRTHDAY

Peggy Arnold celebrated her
tenth birthday last Friday by en-
tertaining a group of girl friends
at a party at her home after
school. The girls enjoyed an hour
Of games after which Mrs. Arnold
served a lovely birthday lunch.
Peggy received many nice birth
day gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12

Neither wealth nor position
makes a man a gentleman; neither
does poverty prevent a man from
being a gentleman.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12

New kind of driving security. New Lark steering and
suspension system provides exceptional control and sta
bility. Corner and the wheel returns to straight-ahead by
itself. quickly, smoothly, safely.
And SO much else that's new and welcome. Graceful,
lowline styling; new luxury, roominess-more than sixty
advances IN all. This is PerformabiEty-excluSive in the
81 Lark. Try it today!
AT LOWER PRICES PLUS 10000 MmE-I2 MONTH WARRANTY
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
PERFORMANCE so EXCTTTNG
YOU HAVE TO DRIVE TITO BELIEVE TT

New Studebaker system of coordinated engineering
advances makes possible all-around performance
unknown in compact motoring before. 1t means:
A new kind OF power. Allnew Lark l2 HIP Skybolt
Six engine delivers phenomenally rapid getaway, instant
emergency acceleration at higher speeds.
Nev SE &Gspe-c Se< Lark automatic transmits
SION delivers an immediate flow of power from the en-
CINE without loss or lag.
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at the Washington School Of
Psychiatry here.
Mrs. Fraser was co-author
Of q book, 1.-THE Child and
Physical Education"
She served as president of
the District of Columbia
Health. Physical Education
and Recreation Association in
1851.
Mrs. Fraser was an active
member of the Eastern Division
Of the Health, Physical Educa-
ton and Recreation Associa-
ton, the Delta Kappa Gamma
National Teachers Honor Soci-
ETY., the Secondary Schools
Principals Association and
Health Educators Conference.
She was a member of the
steering committee of the
health instruction curriculum
for the District school system.
She served at one time as pro-
duction chairman Of the COM
mittee.
She leaves a brother. John
Donohue, and a sister, Miss
Agnes Donohue, both of Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Burial will be in Utica, N. Y.
on Saturday.
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Dell Ducone, 81,
Victim of Fire

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Nov. "a
(SpeciaD Dell Ducane, 81, of
Middleburg, died yesterday at
Loudoun County Hospital from
burns received on Tuesday
when fire damaged his apart
ment in the rear of the Colonial
Inn in Middleburg.
Mr.. Ducane, q native of
Texas, had been in Middleburg
for about 10 years. He worked
as a farrier, shoeing horses in
the area. He was alone in his
apartment at the time Of the
fire. The cause has not been
determined.
Mr.. Ducane leaves his wife,
Patti z. Ducane, of the home
address; two daughters, Mrs.
Earl Wilson Of Tampa, Fla,
and Lowell Hamrick of Mount
Sterling. Ohio; his mother,
Lottie Allan Brownfield, of
Brownfield. Tex, and four
grandchildren.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at Royston Funeral
Home in Middleburg. Burial
will be private.
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Goble's Body Put
In Tomb Beside
CuroIe Lombard

GLENDALE. Calf. Nov. "a
lAP)-Clark Gables body has
been entombed beside the body
OF actress Carole Lombard, the
third Of his i've wives.
Meanwhile. the film stars will
was filed for probate yesterday
In Los Angeles. It describes his
estate only as "in excess of So.
000."
ALI goes to his widow, the for
mer Kay Williams Spreckles,
except that Mr.. Cables FIRST
wife, drama coach Josephine
Dillon, now IS. receives title to
the North Hollywood home
where she lives.
Only the widow and a few
close friends and associates
were present yesterday at a brief
Episcopal committal service in
"a mausoleum at Forest Lawn
Memorial Park. Air Force Chap
lain johnson E. West officiated.
The 59-year-old Aim star died
q week ago of a heart attack.
His funeral was last Saturday.
Entombment was delayed be-
cause a doctor had feared that
the widow might be overtaxed
if funeral and entombment fol-
lowed each other. She expects
Mr.. Cables first child in March
and has a heart condition her.
self.
Mr.. Gable expressed a wish
to be placed beside Miss Lom-
bard, killed in a World War II
plane crash in Nevada. An ad-
joining crypt is reserved for his
widow.