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A11AAAS SSC06coAVN
Greenwood Forest
NEAR SPACE AGENCY, N.sA. ant
y. 8. AGRICULTURE CENTER
9-4 BDRMS., 2-21a BATHS
New Brick Ramhlers, Split-Level
and Bi-Levels. Finished Recfea
tion Room with Fireplace; West.
inRheuse Elee. Kitchen: N-Aert
Wooded Lots.
DIR: Out Baltimore pkWy. to Rte
Ssar fie' ieie 70 % sstS ave. sSTI
left. to Woodberry st.; turn left Il
Model Home.
$21, ,850-$2,150 Down FILA
- Excellent cony Financing
MALBROQKE CONSTR. CORR,
OR. 4.7725 or Sp. S.S741 I
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SPOUT RUN


Home and income in this spacious
residence within view Of Spout
Run. 60 minutes TO Key Bridge)
Q bedruas.. z baths and 3 screened
porches. Huge shaded, HANDICAPPED
lot. Reasonably priced for quick
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l60 N. oLEBE RD. IA: 5-0707
SPRINGFIELD, Val $1,000 9n.,
zhfs qI-4-bedrm. brk. rambler.
IL baths; Sls,500.. ORIG.
OWNER. PL. 4-1e06.
.SPRINGFIELD = Greenwood Spiit-
level: 8 bedrms., IN baths, rec.
Fm.; garage. Can assume 4l1Sl
Gl loan: BY OWNER. JE. 1924
SPRINGFTELD, open I-6 Sunday;
$3.50 Crockett pl.- bedfms.. 2
baths. firepl., carport, elee. range,
refgr., garbage disposal, city water,
gas, sewer; IL min. Pentagon;
schools etc. SiS.B0o. FHA xnane"
ing. win rent for sI36. Phone
FL. 4-bi40.
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CI.OSE.-IN

O1O6I11N
Attractive, 3-bedroom brick ram
bier. family-size living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
De luxe kitchen with breakfast bar {:
tifully Handicapped level lot: entire
property in excellent condition.
Priced, S21,9bO.
ROSS HAwoRTH REALTY, INC.
REALTOR KE $4,000
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$3.50 DOWN PAYS ALL
Owner finances nS red tape. Mod.
can't iMmed, .poossession. cR.
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.HG0pen

Sgear Pr. Geo. Country Club; new
3-bedrrn ramblers; full Easements,
he. equip. kits. For sale by builder
Also / house in Berwyn Heights.
Sample house open daily and Sun,
to 5. Out LAndover I'd. to 18th
ave, right to 74th ave, right on
4th ave, to sample house at 26l3
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ANNANDALE
l ACRE
CUSTOM RAMBLER

a community Of entirely custom
iSts'i H0HRss' Hs: iHsnxab-sss.n Hn ana l,v : asss 9m'
12x13 din. rm., large mod. Eit'
and 8 big bedrooms with closet
spaee you seldom find. The full
p9mt, has 40-ft. rec. rm., plus
sep: laundry rm;, ETC.: very reas,
MTLLER REAL ESTATE co.
IA. 4.4252 CE. $4,000
ARE YOU LOOKING for 4 custom
Coloniaif we have one Won shoTid
see. II ts situated on Almost 0r
(the master Is 10 It. ionEI, iSrTS
separate dining room. living room
win fireplace. bfeezeway and two.
car garage. fireplace IN basement
for future recreation room. Priced
at S2s.e60. Additional acreage
lAH5t -ATEAs or ARLINGTON
IA: 6-l660 OPEN 8 TIL
ARL. MCLEAN AREA VHA a.
nanetng)-New, spacious. z-bedrm
2-beth rambler: formal din. .rm.
model "eat-tn" kit. full daylight
1smt; with rec. rm. area witt
reas. cash dn. pymt. Top value II
schools. Trade home or rent viii
option to buy. Call WALTER r
REYNOLDS CO., INC, IA. 7-0626
ARL., $40. 500 WITH $3.50 DOWN
Close-in loc,; immac. semidet. IL
attrac. well-kept area; 2 bedfms.
fully equipped kit. with washer
incl, fenced rear. yard: walk tC
school and city bus: 5 min. 4
Pentagon. YEONAS REALTY, ia
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

sAcRSYM8 sALE-VAcANT, MusT
:S@. s. sis;sSo tssl' ~; Isss.1ss sss s:s:s: 4:
Tse % r% zofsA n s.t aDe'syss a.rs ss s.nssS' et'
SiS.sso q enaybe b icssj. MtLKFSY; iIesS;
REALTY. "a. 7.02b0.
SLEEPY hollow = HandSoms
,PlIitt::leyEsll, y.l, With. With four bsdTooms,
place, separate dining room, fuIly
equipped kitchen, hu6S recreation
room with fireplace; ont lovely
wooded h-acre lot. Priced In the
mid-3Qs. i-
:, xfELAs OF ARLINGTON, -, 4,
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BIZ r

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
REALTORS
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BousEs FoR SALLVk.
ASSUME $4,000

5: !: ss; ssss; y 'fi'I; I: s'lss sbd:ss ssS
e'sssS%.a ess a. as Ssss' isssn isssssss'ip pf6s fR
large lovely rec. rm. with ground
cash subject 70 offer.
MannaS Rlty. JE. 2-Sl10
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SPACE PLAN LIVING

4 bedrms.. sI baths. ITc.i rec. rI,n., walk
out bsmt.: closets gAlore; toJ
location in Metean-Fails Churcf
area: walk to schools; S21 $50
Very flexible financing available
YEoNAS REALTY' INC.
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i-FAMILY-$16,950

TAT Webster gt. NV.
81 800 DIN. BAL. FINANCED, LOVE-
LY CORNER. CALL TU. 2-4s2s.
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GUYIEN COURTS. isc5 r st. sc.
asss:stRS H:tS gIsi smi,1 Lssss ss s1Ssar9Sr r seP
porch: s-ft: Iefgr., adultsi sol 80
G aGsl 4ssss s'lls 8 sfRuARr sail All Hnsooss, sSos
MO. RM. 3-24O2.
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iOl NEWCOMB ST. Sc, Apt s.
rms, dinette. kit. and bath.
oniy s55 mo. MR.. NEuMANN.
32i 18th PL. NE, Apt. 4-2 rooms.
kit. and bath: gas heat: redec,
Tor an adult family. S62 so. Call
Mon, Ii. 10000.
1916 10th ST. N.W.-Efic. and l.
bedrm. apts,: heat. hot water and
Janltor service furn.: rent, S64.5O
ises, or call Mon. Ii. $4,000.
80 T ST. NV. = 1-bedrm. bsmt,
apt; $50; colored tenants; incl.
utils. RA. 3-Ss75. ST. 3-7302.
611S 3rd ST. N.W.-S25 mo-; rm..
"a bath. tefar., hot plate, new
BLDG; woman only. ia. 9-5550
2I7 VALLEY AVE. S.E.-2 bedrms..
LIST q. 10. .-G7iS. 10. 2-O56G.
1850 MacARTHUE Blvd. NV. =
Enc. apt, $3.50; 1-bedrm apt,
SO. Gail res. mgr, FE. 7-1735.
1916 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. l-bedrm
apts,; SO and SIS. Call res. mgr,
LIZ. l-.993.
3225 D ST. S.E.-Colored; Apt.
| l02; { rms, dinette, XII. and
bath. heat and hot water incl
only $3.50 per mo. MR.. NEU-
MANN. MA. S-6700.
Al. NEWCOMB ST. Sc, Apt. .
. rms, dinette, kit. and bath;
only Sol per mo. MR.. NEUMANN,
MA. $4,000.
1924 18th ST. N.W.-2 bedrms. :,
living rm.. kitchen and bath.
Children accepted.
253! l4th ST. NV, corner apt
rms. bath. Q or q hedrms.: SIS:
heat and h.w. furn. RA. 6-f3O1
660s l4th ST. NV. Apt. 2-l
bath: rear screened porch: S66.50
FRED A. SMITH Co. EX. 3-24s9
3O13 VISTA ST., N.E.-3 rms. anc
kit: pvt. entr., LA. 9-0924.
{: BEDRMS., lge. liv. rm., dinette
xii. and bath; End FIR, $3.50
mo-. incl, utils; Ii. 4-5S46.
"l.3 EYE ST. NV. THE WEST
VlEW--One room. kitchen, dinint
ARA, bath; $3.50. B. F. SAUL
CO., s25 18th st. NV, Ma. 8
| "1O0.
18TH ST. N.w.-2 BEDROOMS,
i BEDROOM. S170 and S1l5 PEI
month. utilities included; larg,
spacious entrance foyer, bedrm
and living room with attractive ba!
window. Beautiful exclusive NV
apartment building. convenient!
located, and excellent publ,
transportation, 24-hour secretaria
service. doorman. sun deck. Wiret
for air conditioning. Apply resi-
dent manaRer, 24S0 18th ST. NV.
NO. $4,000.
2716 PORTER ST. NV.
! BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Lying ,p rr,S TSo eedrm; i;.. din, area kit t
street 1vp 9srki1s, srls See ssnitET, IM,c
e1e i4th st. NV. RE. S:1set
5000 14th ST. NV.
NEXT :istSst ~ Reek 5SkoeR eREEk skDPi PPiAnr
NOW INTEGRATED
I1VfNG ROOM, sUNRooM. BED
RSTM! R2HM' s,ds dksITTGHEN' TS DINETTE
REFiNED ADULTS ONLY
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $500!
4701 CONN. AVE. NV.
2-bedrm. apt. Very spacious; lars
foyer, living room, tul dinin
room, kitchen, dinette, large pore
and bath. S1T5 per month. Adult
only. Call resident manager, EN-
3-3301. RANDALL H. HAGNEl
d CO., DE. $4,000.
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FTNpERs KEgPKRs, 8 months g.
gsinlns g.dT%s s.is' q is'sss sSId1, ss':Hss :,.ss.ns
IN convenient virginis iocat ation.
Leasee transferred. Rent paid 70
Jan. l. Finders call KI, e-6432.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12
Antioch

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas
of Palmyra. NJ j., were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Foster, Saturday.
Edgar Nottingham. w. of Lu-
ray, is a guest in the Clyde
Foster home this week.
Rev. Maxwell. of Farmville.
preached here Sunday morning
in the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Tremble, who is attending
school at Duke University He
was accompanied by Mrs. Max
we'll.
A revival will begin on Mon
day night. August IS, at and
continue each evening during the
week. Rev. Nottingham. Of LII
ray, former pastor Of this
church, will assist Rev. Tremble
with the services. All are vel
come to attend.
Paul Erwin returned Wednes-
day from Southside Hospital
His friends are glad he is able
to be at home doing nicely.
Mrs. c. Marvin johnson, of
New Canton, visited her parents.
the H. G. Browns, during the
week.
Mrs. EdmOnia Ransone, Mrs.
Dale Davis and Mrs. Da vid
Speas called at the Cecil Brown
home on Wednesday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

| Of Mclean. came down Saturday
night and returned home Sunday
! taking with them Mrs. Snyder
who has been helping to nurse
her mother. Marilyn and Billy
who have been visiting the T. r.
Hudgins and 3. L. Apperson, Jr.,
families, returned with them.
Mrs. Paul Cave and children,
Cindy, Mark and Kim, Of Farm
vile. spent several days this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Cave, while Paul was away OH
a trip for the Johns Equipment
Company
Mrs. Bessie Stinson. Of New
port News. Mr. and Mrs. j. C.
stinson and John Carroll, Of
| Richmond. visited last week in
the j. N. Putney home. Dewey
L. StinSon. Jr., of Newport News.
spent Saturday night in the same
home.
Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. T.
L. Hudgirs and CAROLYN were
business visitors in Farmville
Friday.
Dewey and Burl Compton, Of
Dayton, Ohio, and Holly Comp
ton, of Shelbinan, KY, spent sew
eral davs last week with Mrs.
E. w. Bickford.
Mrs. Kaye Keenan, is making
her home near Gravel Hill since
the loss of her home by fire
Of undetermined origin several
weeks ago. She was away on a
visit at the time.
Fulton Flippen has not been
very well for several weeks.
Friends are hoping he may soon
improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cave and
children attended a family re-
union Of Mrs. Caves relatives
Sunday il Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12
Homecoming Rated Successful

MI ZION. Aug. 1.-THE home
coming service at Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church turned out to be ore
+ the LARGEST ever. The coopera
ton on the part of everyone
helped to make the day success
full.
More former members and
visitors attended than we have a
record Of for many years. The
program which was headed by
the pastor. the Rev. j. r. Hold
ges. was outstanding.
The special music furnished by
the Scottsville Quartet, Gye
Poole, OF Alexandria, native OF
buckingham county and former
member OF Mt. Zion. Mrs. Rich
ard Bryant and her daughter,
Mrs. Leroy Jones, both mem
bers of Mt. Zion, was thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone.
Dr. Russell Snead, of Point of
Fork, F,uNama county, was
guest orgalEst for the day.
Col. jesse ". Johnson. Of Rich
mond, also former member
here, spoke briefly in the after
noon in behalf Of the building
project which has been progress
ing since May. The entire offer
ing Of the day went into the
building treasury. All added up
to make a wonderful day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. N. Putney
were called to the bedside of their
Youngest daughter. Mrs. William
Myers. Of Newport News. last
Sunday. She is critically i'll in
Riverside Hospital. We are all
hoping for the best.
Mrs. Lucy V. Mann, of Ar
vonia, is visiting Mrs. Maria
Flippen.
g. J. Wilson and his daughter,
Miss Mary Frances Wilson, Of
Charlottesville, were week end
guests of MI. and Mrs. Malcolm
Hitter, and attended homecoming
at Mt. II Miss Wilson remain
ed for a longer visit.
Mrs. Thomas Bryant and chill
dren, Lucy Kaye and William,
spent several days last week with
the Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Hutche-
son at Hampton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12
MasOns Attend Bar Association
Convention In West Virginia

POWHATAN. Aug. II Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason at
tended the meeting III w h i t e
Sulphur Springs. W. Va. of the
Virginia Bar Association.
Major and Mrs R. H. Cutler
and two children. Susan a n d
Ricky, were week end guests of
Col. and Mrs. J. T. Walker. Jr.
They are returning to the United
States after having been station
ed with the army in France and
Germany for three years. stop
ping for a visit in Powhatan en-
route to Fort Benning. Ga.
where Major Cutler is being as
signed to the staff there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Messer-
ly and son. Holt. have Just re
turned from week Of vacation
ing in Jacksonville. Fla. where
both of their families reside.
Mrs. D. A. Jackson. of Lex
ington. spent Thursday and Fri
day Of last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. B. S. Brent. She had
been spending several days with
other relatives in Dinwiddie
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Coving-
ton. of Burgess, spent several
days last week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. B. S. Brent. Mrs. Gov
ington is Mr.. Brents niece.
Mrs Eta Maude Morris, of
Richmond. has returned to her
home after staving several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Nc
CURE Morris, where she came
to recuperate from major OPP
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. E. Bloxton
and son spent Sunday in Lynch
burg where they attended a
drug show.
Mrs. Elnora Howell Reams is
a patient at Stuart Circle Hos
rital in Richmond where she is
recovering from an operation
last week
Miss Margaret Nichols h a S
also undergone major surgery at
st. Luke's HOSPITAL in Richmond.
She is getting along nicely and
hopes to be home very soon
Her m h e r, Mrs Herbert
Nichols. has been in Richmond
staying nearby the hospital with
relatives where she can spend
most, of her time with Margaret.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12


ing some time at MCGUIRE Vet
Grams. Hospital. James Neon
nell is staying with him for
some time.
Mr.. and Mre. Franklin Hub
bard are very busy these days
having additional rooms added
to their home near Powhatan.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond H.
Boelt and family are spending
the week at Mays Head. N. C.
James Sullivan has returned
TO his home here from a Rich
mond hospital.
Mrs. Harvey S. Reans, Jr.. is
quite i'll and is a patient at st.
Lukes.
Jamie Little entertained sev-
eral of his friends with a birth
day party Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Knabe
are spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs j. Vernon Maxey
b for returning to Florida.
They have sold their farm near
Genito to Mr.. and Mrs. Bowl
ing of Chesterfield county. We
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling.
but We are very sorry to lose
the Knabes permanently from
the county They have been very
active in church and commune
ty for many years.
A large crowd attended the
marriage Of Miss Barbaro
Blankenship. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Blankenship to
Curtis Lawson, son of Mrs.
Pauline Lawson. and the late
Richard Lawson at May Me-
mortal Baptist Church Saturday
afternoon The Rev. H. D. And
erson officiated.
T here was quite a large
gathering at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Terrell on Millquarter
Road recently when their chill
dren and their families all
gathered for a visit.
Powhatan APPEARS to be win
ner in the James River League.
With a rained out game to
make up with Cumberland and
a game here Saturday night and
one here on Wednesday night,
August II with Orchid closing
the season and two and one
half game lead over its near
est rivals the locals should win
the remnant. They were play
off winners in 1859.
The American Legion held its ,
regular meeting here on Mon
Gay night with Commander
Charles p Celia, Jr.. presiding |
The post expects to be well rep
resented at the state convention
in Alexandria later this monh. |
The Powhatan Ruritan Club
enjoyed a picnic supper on the
B e a u m n t School grounds
Wednesday night. Attendance
was not very good owing to a
conflict of meetings for the
same evening.
1t is believed that in almost
every community a coordinator
is needed to avoid conflicts. If
all public events could be report |
ed to some central agency such |
as a bank or home demonst~a- |
ton agent well in advance and
this agency was contacted prior
to scheduling other events, it |
would avoid many conflicts.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parker and +
son, Of Charlottesville, will spend |
this week end in PoWhatan.
Rev. H. D. Anderson is sup
plying for May Memorial Bap- /
fist Church until their new pas
tor arrives.
Mrs j. w. Hatcher is now /
operating Burton's Restaurant |
here.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas w. Hall /
and children, Of Maryland, are
spending some time in the P.
C. Williams home here.
Mrs. F. B. Robens, of Clay
vile. retired mail carrier, visit I
ed in the village Tuesday. We |
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

This correspondent extends
sympathy to the families of Mrs
Nellie A. Christian, who passed
away at her home at ArpOnia
Tuesday, August ?. and Garnett
Wooton who passed away Thurs
day. August 4. at q Richmond
hospital Both were buried at
Mt. Zion Church Cemetery and
were widely related here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter B. Viii
herson, Of West Point, attended
homecoming at Mt. Zion Sunday
and visited her foster mother,
Mrs. Maude A. Putney. in the
afternoon.
Mrs Vernon Bickford and boys,
Vernon. Jr., Mike and Kenneth, Ct
Richmond, spent Sunday after
room with Mrs. E. w. Bickford
Mr.. ard Mrs. Marvin Cabiness
and Mickie, of Winston Salem,
N. c.. were week end guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Davidson.
We are glad to report Mrs,
Leonard Toney is getting out
again after being confined to her
home for several weeks with a
severe back ailment
Friends here read with inter-
est the account Monday of the
high water in the west end of
Richmond last week end when
Mn. and Mrs. Eugene Davidson
had to move furniture from their
home on Milhiser Avenue. Mr..
Davidson grew up in this com
munity and his wife is the former
Miss Julia Holland, Of Frluvanna
count y. The Davidsons have
three sons.
Mrs. Blanche MaEon and two
grandsOns. Donnie and Jerry
Bannister. Mrs. Tommy Adams
and her daughter, Dianne, all Of
Richmond. and Miss Maude Case,
Of the Virginia Baptist Home at
Calpeper. spent several days this
week at Mrs. Mahon's country
home here.
Mrs. T. L. Hudgins and Caro-
lvn. accompanied by Marilyn
Snyder. were visitors in Scots
vile. Thursday.
N. j. Snyder and son. Jimmy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

Where ~ will b ii the Jet Air
Craft Mechanics School for four
mQHtiis Ms. Ragland and their
ire Children, Alfred. III. Ronald.
Jeanne. Kenneth and John. will
STAY with her parents for the
aaoi period Of four months.
Mrs George W. Jack woot-
ten, IT,. and sons. Stephen and
Jack have been visiting Mr.. and
mrs George w. Wootten for sew
eral weeks. They will leave this
week for Wichita Falls, Texas.
Her husband. S. Sgt. Wootten, is
now in Korea.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12
Sergeant Rag.land
Home On ] cave

HARVESTER. Aas. ii u.
SGT. Alfred W. Raeland, Jr,. who
has been Stationed al Stewart Ait
Force Base, Tenn. * visiting in
BuCkileham with his vic and
children in the homo Of Nh. anu
Mrs. Lightfoot Ragland, MIS-.
Raeland's parents.
Sgt. Ragland viii leave this
week for Shepherd Air Force
Base. Wichita Falls. Texas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

After exercising your dog in
the field, it is best to wash out
his eyes with a warm solution
Of boric acid. This will remove
the weed seeds and foreign mat
ter that have accumulated there
and eliminate the possibility Of
inflamed and irritated eyes.
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-12

are always glad to see this
cheerful friendly lady, who serv-
ed our people on Route 4 for so
many years.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
comparable value

oh, the elegance of statuesque white lamps
White, elegant in itself enhances and intensfes the
eolors in your room. In lamp accents like these, it
becomes stroke Of decorating genius From COL
lection Of elegant white lamps with modest price
toes, show three coordnoted styles complete with
shade, left to right
Meon-shope with eod-tone Greek-key mounting,
oconthus leaf design at top 33" 1895
The shape Of an antique vase on pedestal. Mount
ing Of gold finish oconthus leaves IS" 1895
FIuted urn shape on gold tone mounting 3d.. 1895
W5L-Lomp 7h Floor oIso Chevy Chase Wheaton Pozo
see Steiff's master pewterer make priced
Williamsburg reproductions in the Gift Shop
9TH Floor, Washington Store, from
Thursday noon, March TO- through
Saturday, March IL
From Colonial WlIiomsburo's wealth Of 8th Century
pewter, the Steiff Company reproduces outstanding
pieces You are invited to Steff master pewterer
at work. Enjoy this glimpse into the post all the more
because these fine pieces are available for you to
purchase These reproductions approved by Wions-
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Pictured: Tonkord, 1900; Tea Pot 1885, Cream
Pitcher, 9.75; Sugar Bowl (odoption), 9.75.
W5L-ot Shop 7th Floor the pewter oIso Chevy Chose
Wheaton Plozo, Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-03-09

outstanding savings on handcrafted woodward
Such warm and rch-lookine hiehIieh to your dining
decor, these handsome hardwood bowls are smoothly
finished hondcrofted in the Adirondack Mountains.
Each piece is made Of selected wood with golden
brown Colonial tones. Whether you use them for
soods, nuts fruit they ore pleasing to look at and
wipe clean with q Damp CLOTH
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-25
Hay Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Henderson
and family were guests at the
Gordon Berndt home on Friday
evening to help Gene celebrate his
10th birthday.
Mrs. Bud AtchiSon and Mrs.
Chris A. Hanson of Sidney were
callers at the Kenneth Dore home
Wednesday.
The Koffee Kup Klub will meet
Wednesday, June 1st, at the Dallas
Ullman home.
Sunday evening Baccalaureate
was held at the Fairview High
School gym at 1870 pm. Members
of the senior graduating class from
our community include: Wayne
| Berry. Neil and Orion Sundhelm
| and Jean Ann Hillman. Eighth
grade graduates include: Denny
| Berndt. Daneilia DanielSon, John
Deming. Richard Hillman and
Claudia Linde. Commencement
will be Thursday evening, May 70
at 300 pm. The community ex-
tends its sincere congratulations
and best wishes to each one OF
you.
last Wednesday afternoon at the
Chester Hillman home. Roll call
was answered with an apron
exchange. Mrs. Jack Berry and
Mrs. Chester Hillman gave the
lesson. efficient Kitchens. Mrs.
Sigurd Rude was the cO-hostess.
Mrs. Duane Witt and Mrs. Allyn
Watts were guests. Mrs. Henry
Levno received the hostess gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rennie OF
Sidney spent Monday at the Jack
Berry home.
The Hay Creek Busy Bee Al
Club. met at the w. T. Henderson
home last Thursday evening to
practice for the Talent Show.
John Lulf was a supper guess
at the Garfield Linde home FIJI
day.
Mrs. Maggie Ditton accompan-
led Mrs. Chester Hillman anc
family to Williston On Saturday FOL
Band Day.
Gary Anderson was an over
night guest of Dana Dore Tuesday
Mrs. Jack Berry was amonl
those who attended Band Day Il
Williston Saturday.
MI. D. J. Lewis of Sioux Pas
visited Mrs. Celia Stromfeldt ant
at the Garfield Linde home Sun
dow afternoon
Dan Watts, Vo-Ag Instructor
visited Craig Berry and DWlgn
Linde Wednesday.
The Gordon Brendt, Cheste
Hillman, and Garfield Linde fam
lilies were among those who at
tended the eighth grade picnic q
Richland Park Sunday Afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Walt Houcher
Larry and Brenda were Saturda
supper guests at the Garfield Lind
home.
dismissed on Friday, May 2Otl
and Sunday the teacher, pupl
and parents enjoyed a picnic.
Garfield Linde attended a Fir
Aid meeting in Sidney at m
Court House Monday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-25

Mr.. Leo Schwartz, Editor
The Sidney Herald
Sidney, Montana
Dear Leo:
Your innovation in the Sidney
Herald, the Letters to The
Editor" adds a little spice to a
farm community.
So far, we haven't got an ambu-
lance, found any communists, OF
even helped Junior baseball, but
I'm sure it is good for the COM
munity and your newspaper.
I'm against all iSms and perhaps
we will expose all of them. Social
ism, Communism and New Repub-
licanism. 1 note that a handful of
our youngsters have taken it upon
themselves to push the Barry
Goldwater type of politics, which
destroys character, drives wedges
into our churches and destroys CO.
operation between community
groups, and in short has no pur-
pose but to elect some deSpot al
any cost.
We have all been happy in q
community where co-opS and pri-
vate business flourish together, we
have more churches and better
church attendance than most COM
munitieS and above all we take
pride in going to the polls anC
voting ON election day. Let's keeI
it that way.
Very truly yours,
Henry j. SchepenS