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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26

ment accept the belief that rural peo-
pie are "poor only because they de-
serve to be- and that low-income
whites and Negroes are innately and
inescapably inferior. And,
''The typical socio-politcal domi-
nance of few large farmers inter
ested in preserving a plentiful and
cheap farm-labor supply frequently
deters program leaders from openly
recommending outmigration, or even
local industrialization Rural de-
velopment needs to focus much more
sharply on the three major means of
accomplishing local economic prog
ress- outmigration, industrialization
and farm credit" The committee adds
that financial support thus far is
Extremely niggardly".
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26
Operation Bootstrap' -.
Boon or Boondo99Ie?
By ROSCOE FLEMING. DENVER POST Columnist

rural development" BOOM only boondogge?
1t the Eisenhower Administrators gesture in the direction
of the New Deal ruraad of the SOS 1t is sometimes
called rural rehabilitation Operation Boosrap 1t is
helping the 25 million rural u families who can't
make good living from farming, and who make
largely food they raise themselves occasional ofam
jobs both Together they account for only nine of
comercial sales of farm products.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26

The worlds busiest railway pas
senger station is believed to be Clap
ham Junction Station, near London,
which handles 2,O7O passen-
ger trains every "a hours.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26

"Two swallows do not make sum-
mer, nor do an axe-handle factory, a
community strawberry project, and a
clean-latrine program turn a low
income rural county into one of adj
vanced status. Valuable though such
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26
Heart Victims Return

More than 80 per cent of the work
ers who survive their first heart at
tack can return to work, often at the
same jobs, says the American Heart
Association
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26

local projects may be in their own
right, they might be multiplied many
fold, without making more than
small dent in the huge program at
hand"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26

Farmers Union Elevator company-BeIt
Farmers Union Elevator company-Big Sandy
Equity Cooperative Associaiion-Brady
Equity Cooperative Associaiion-conra
Northern Montana Mustard Growers Assn.-conl
Farmers Cooperative Elevator Company Dento
Dutton Cooperative Associaton-Dut
Union Elevator Company GaIata
Equity Cooper;
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-26

Equity Cooperative Associaion-GeraIdine
Farmers Grain Exchange
Farmers Union Elevator company-Ledger
Mott Farmers Elevator company-MoIt
Farmers Union Elevator Company Pendroy
Farmers Union Elevator Company Portage
Power Farmers Elevator company-Power
Farmers Union Elevator Company Rudyard
3 Association UIm
Evening star., 1960-04-10
AGENTS

CLOTHING. USED-Ladies' dresses
80 for $3.50. Free price liSt on
request. WEAR WELL, So suffolk
St, N. Y. c. .. N Y
Evening star., 1960-04-10

AM LOOKING for q cook with ex-
eellent references. for family OF /
in Georgetown. DE. 2-61S5.
COOK CMALE), Ist-elass: salary
open Apply 273O 3ith pl NV
before IL any day. Pc. 3-33S9,
Evening star., 1960-04-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
(coNTINUEDl

FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED,
Special rates through April. Father
and son. 10. 2-6253.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
Expert service: call anytime. HA
FLOORS SANDEO AND FINISHED
New &c 50. #. old lOc and up
Faintlng int, ext. c. L. HINSON
FLOORS OF ALL TYPES, cleaned
and waXed: free estimate. Cal
after pm. or any time veeE
ends. ia 2-3S6O.
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finish.
ing. prices reasonable. work guar.
anteed. c. c. DEATON. RA. 6-7662
FLOOR SANDING, REFINISHING
Good work, reasonable
CH. S-S539
GUARANTEED REPAIRS on home
appliances. APPLIANCE SERVICE
CO, La. 9-l770 any time.
INTERPRETATIONS; 90 years
guaranteed. KI. 9-667S.
PAINTING, PAPERING-we can dc
II Tor less, Let US prove 1t. Work
Guaranteed. Free est. IA. q-9I7O.
PAINTING, inside or out; colored
mechanic; free estimates; TU. -
PAINTING. PAPERING, REPAIR
Our experience is your security
Ii 6-4366.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, inte-
rlor. exterior: FHA loans avail
After 3 O'Clock call JU. 9-477l,
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
nondrinker iwhite): does own
work; reas. Ii. 1889. Ii, 6-9ll4
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. free
estimates. BYRD. Ii. 3-95Sg.
PAINTING, interior and exterior
by expert colored mechanics; free
estimates. Call ia. 9-576S.
PAINTING, interior, exterior roof
carpentry. gutter work; by white
Gail any time, CHI. S-44O4
PAINTING
Int, ext: sober, white mech. ref
% yrs exper. Ho. 2-27IS.
PAINTING interior and exterior,
all white labor: in business 80
yrs. Free estimates. r. J AMMAN
DALE, University 1882.
PAINTING. papering, plastering
~ yrs, eXper.: work guar; est
cheertully given. WA. 7-2259.
PAINTING AND PAPERING; first.
class workmanship: work done i'm
medlately. Mr.. POAT, RA. 3-5643.
Observation-Disclosures
l 90 quality work. TU. 2-S9O9 OF
LU. l-121O.
PAPERING, not how cheap but how
reasonable; with good refs; white
mech. RA. 6-5S22 after 5.
PAPERING-This week only! SIS
up; 1850 sunfaSt washable paper
RA. 6-2SS4. HE. 9-1S57.
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
bonded and insured Wallpaper re.
moval CO. in D. c.. Md, Va: res.
sonable, neat, enc. DI. 7-l60O.
PLASTERING, cement work, brick
work, carpentry. paper hanging
painting, inside and out. RE. 4.
O0S7 or RA. 6-7455.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ANTIQUE EARS, l4-k pearIs ,n5

ANTIQUE EARS, AK. pearls and
TURQUOISE, out of pawn. 81 so,
AOSSLYN LOAN CO, IA 7-0s00.
ANTIQUES-Marbie top Victorian
dresser. S5s: French curio cab
met, mirror back, curved front,
Sls5; pair Chinese lamps. 500.
Misc household furnishings. OIL.
6-l14q.
ADMINISTRATION lovers. Ws
are now open Sunday, 10 70 =.
other days. 10 10 ). THE 81 4
SHOP, AD f-B555. 6l4 Bryant
81. NV Bryant ST. at Georgia
ave. blks. north Of ball park.
ANTIQUES
Furniture, lamps, china. glass, COP
per Country pTices-budget plan
WAYSlDE ANTIQUES
Out new 20 to Baltimore. mile
east of Burtonsville. Nd. left on
Dustin I'd. beyond Wstchtower, 2nd
house. WA. 4-9527.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
CAMERAS
Univex 8-mm. protector $788
Movie nroiector. 8-mm.

UnlVeX 0-mm. protector Si6o
Movie protector, 8-mm.
new --..---..-- 1895
Keystone. 8-mm. movie l4.88
B. g. j. Press, AXIS ------ 1898
ViteSSa, F-2 100000 1888
Retina &c, F-2----- 1888
Binocular new $1,000 2.88
Typewriter, Royalite-- 49.88
Air rifle, cal. 1T new 888
Clarinet outfit- 34.88
Guitars new 1898
Black Diamond Gibson
guitar string sets - 125
Flute outfit 1898
Piano accordion, 80 bass 1888
Trumpet 22.88
BongoS new, from - 5.88
Gibson jumbo guitar $500
Guitar. pickup and
amp. Cnew)-- ---- $500
Metronomes Cnew)-- 895
Fine ship seXtants, K.
g. E., and case -- l25.00
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Come in and Browse
Many More Bargains

Many More Bargains
Reliable PaWnbrokerS
422 9Th st. NV. Ma. $1,000
CARBON PAPER-2OO sheets per
box, 80 cents per box; cheaper in
quantities. DICKENS SURPLUS,
3ll4 9TH st. ne.
CARPET; Wilton broadloom, 9xl2
and 12X15 All wool, cut pile. rich
burgundy, excel cond. EN- 3-ll0s.
CASH REGISTER, small Remington.
good shape, totals to Sl99, S35.
JU. 5-465S.
CHAIN SAW, David Bradley, 90.
Vienna, Va, DU 5-93TS
CHAIN SAW, l6 in. new, never
used, for sale, 500. Call OIL. o.
SblH.
CHECKWRITERS-Bargains galore
in rebuilt and guar. msehs. DI.
7-T372. CIRCLE, 6l6 9th st. NV.
CHESS SETS C2). ivory. hand
carved, from Hong Kong: new.
finest carving: sin. kings One
representing the s immortals Of
Chinese legion. each figure differ
ent: the other on famous magic
hall stands uup TO q concentric
balls). With teak wood chest: Slg5
and $50. JE 2-6S60 or JE.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ICONIIAuEnN

ADDING MACHINE: Rem. RAND
hand. 10 keys. SIS. HARRY j.
ABRAMS, ia L st. ne.
ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S-col. cleo: subtracts. New. in
factory cartons. Sl69. so. Many
others. NORTH's, 2I36 Penna.
ave. NV. FE. 7-I364.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
HELP WOMEN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ASST. BOoKKEEPER, capable. en-
ersetic, student or experienced
older person for part time work,
phone Mr. Coogan. D1. 7-71OO.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
SITUATIONS MEN
(CONIINUEDl

YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes lob:
D. c, permit; dependable. refs.
no. 2-5467.
YOUNG MAN. age 30, energetic. de-
sires work, any kind: driver S
license. D. C.. Va; refs. DE.
2-3763.
&-RAY TECH, 20 yrs exper. as
chief X-rsy tech. incl. dept. admin
and mgmt., wishes perm. position
IN D. {. or nrby. P. o, Box 1903
GEORGETOWN Station. IA
Al PAINTING; white mech. Win
dow and wall cleaning. Prompt
sery., reas. rates. JE. 2-SS49.
COL. MAN des. job, truck driver,
painter. malnt. man; exp, reliable.
sober. WILLIAMS. LA. $3.50.
COL0RED MAN pref. lob as mes
senseT; has clerical exper., knowl
OF Shipping and receiving, inven-
tory. Call after l pm. ia. a-l942
CoL0RED MAN des. outside work,
lawn, sare ems; = dys. wk. Tues.
or Wed. JU. $3.50 or CO. 5000.
COLORED MAN, desires days work.
honse cleaning and yard work or
IuL-tlme Job. La. 6-SO2g
Evening star., 1960-04-10
SITuATIoNS-W0MEN

ADDRESSOGRAPH reproduction,
automatic mach, documents, mail
ingS. nleS, interl, domestic. codes,
pllIins' cycle, memberships, pro-
ouction report. Available, white,
e!earance letter. Box 51-A, Star
ATTENTION
EXECUTIVES!
Expert stenos, typis,s and other
once personnel available for temp
easements, your once or ours
EHper. and guaranteed. Core
spondence, billings, mimeo, dicta-
phohe trans, etc. They work on
our payroll, no extra taxes for
you. g. o. s." ST. 1851.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 90
yIS. exper. tull charge bkkpg., of
mgt., taxes. Randolph 3-7636.
BoOkkEEPER PBX OPERATOR,
oesires part time daily, and sat
and Sun. work. SP. 3-45Ss.
CLERk-TYPIST, high school and
business school sraduste. Ii. =
COMPANION TO LADY with IiEht
DUTIES Private room. Reference.
IA. 2-3329.
COMPANION NURSE Mature
woman desires position with con-
genial lady. Call, after IL am.
Az. 2-ll73.
INTELLIGENT colored MS grad
desires work after i p.m1 as tyniSt
or oaby-sitter: DU. 1860.
LAUNDRESS, exp, wants curtains,
peTs' Iaunuryi fne fabric; refs,
can and deliver. LU. 4-0OS0.
NURSE available. private duty, day
Ut nleht. Best references, phone
NURSE, desires patient day or
nlsht; invalid or semi-invalid. Call
sltet pm. Sun, AID. 4-396O
PART-TIME WORK. lI:O0 am
unit! 4 pm. Typing, baby-sitting
or hght cleaning. LU. 4-S966 .
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, hospital
trained, desires live-in private
case. Call after s p.m. SUNDAY
or before IL noon Monday, FE
7-2956
PRACTICAL nurse (coloredJ desires
o-qay Work, Hospital-trained, good
refs. LA. 6-479I. N
RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE
exp. in diversified ONCE work, de-
slres challenging position with opp.
Ior Advancement. Box 2Sl-B. Star,
REFINED LADY, white. capable,
position with sick or elderly; day
rel. AD. 4-1737.
SECY., lesal or admin, exper-- de-
pendable, capable, pleasant, speedy
skllls. DU. 7-SS26.
N0.-SECRETARY, mature ex-
per, ref; desires full time per
mahent position: IA. S-BlO5.
TYPiNG DONE AT HOME, English
or french, by experienced secre-
tary. FE. 7-69SS
TYPIST; rapid, accurate; part or
Lull tlmei also assistant small Of
nee. kE. T-033g.
MATTRESSES. colored, experienced,
WIN car. want part or full time
WORK. AID. 4-055S.
WELL-TRAVELED neVspaner
Woman. IA yrs. wide exper, wants
washington writing lob, WO
WILL DO TYPING AT HOME. Il
years experience. Call CIR. 3-i572'
GIRL, reliable desires
Wrk. as bus girl, diShWaSher. cham
oermald; ref. and exp. AID. 2-lT57.
COLORED LADY experienced in
nursing elderly or sick. References
ia. 9-46S9. o.
C0LORED WOMAN wants ghW
live out. NO. 1851.
NEGRO HOSTESS. Partisan ex-
perience. Box 2OS-A. Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

Men, Women, Ages 1880
STARTS MON, APRIL II
STARTS WE'D, APRIL 1S
Night Wk., t6,3O-S:3Ol, 10 Wks.
> Nights Wk. (6:3O-S:3O). ) Wks,
Take ] or " Nights Weekly
ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB.
(Sometime Broker, Nd, D. c., Val
REAL ESTATE KNOW HOW
d, C., Va, Nd, taught Mon. and
Wed. nights, 6:30-S:3O, men OF
Real Estate Law and Practice
Financing, Appraising. Sales, List
ing. Contracts, Property Manage.
ment, Settlement. TRAINEES
placed full or part time. Oldest
and most COMPLETE course in
the Nations Capital for Statesmen
Seller, Home Buyer, Broker or In
vestor.
ENROLL this class Monday. 6pm
Classroom N. 3rd Floor, National
PreSs Building. Lecture at $40,
Sun. or Mon. for details.
NO Better Course at ANY Pricer
Evening star., 1960-04-10
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT

Complete, practically new: . chairs.
sinks. shine stand. coat rack. etc.
Can be seen any time at MOO
CLUB, ANDREWS AFB. Must be
SOld nv Anril IlI
Evening star., 1960-04-10

BICYCLE, sturdy, well built boys
26-inch: GOOD condition. Call Sal,
or Sunday, pm. EN-. 2-7645
BICYCLE, 24-in. girls':: $50. Foid-
tns bed: $40; perfect condition.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes lob:
d. c, permit; dependable. refs.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

brick and cement work
patios and hreplaces a speciality,
JO 2-443l, AID o-53S5
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ANTIQUES
AND TROPICAI FIsu

Visit the bsmt. hatchery at S435
I'm ave, Sil. Spr. HE. 4-9l47.
AWNINGS = Aluminium. $3.50 per
average window, installed. Special
on porch ana patio awnings
Terms. Call any time. IL. 4-T95l.
BABY BED, mattress, chest, play
pen, high chr, infant seat, glider
type Jumper chair. so. 5-6233.
BABY BASSINET with lining. Col
lier baby carriage, electric iron. TIE.
B-ql21
Evening star., 1960-04-10
BUSINESS SERVICES

ANY INCOME TAX RETURN pre-
Pared tor individual or business
able. OIL. 6-4653, no obligation.
FURNITURE restored and refinished
Specialists on Antiques. ADAMS
BROS, RA. 6-61S4, ia. 9-70SO.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

er. E. Burton Corning died
in 1857.
Mr.. Elmore and Mr.. Fischer
have been members of the
partnership since 1855. Mr..
Elmore has been associated
with the ONCE since it was
formed in 1912. Mr.. Fischer
has been with the partner
ship since 1850.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

Contemporary home over
$50, 900 Bennett Construc-
ton Co.; Flint Hill subdivi-
sion, of River road, Bethesda;
Keyes Lethbridge g. Condor,
architect.
Traditional home over Co.
000-W. C. & A. N. Miller
Development Co., Inc; home
at 1000 Fifty-second street
NV; Edward r. Spano,
architect.
Though not pictured to-
day, the subdivisions of Har-
rison, Allen & Rocks and
Bennett firms have all been
the subject Of pictorial COW
erage in recent issues of The
Stars Home Real Estate sec
ton.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Continued From Puse 81

Continued From Pcss 81
housing technicianS - John
King. assistant director of
the National Association of
Home Builders Research In
stitute: Ward Buzzell, assist
ant director of the NAHB's
constru ction department,
and William A. MolSter, di-
rector Of marketing service
for NAHB-who reduced the
original entries to about a
dozen.
These houses were visited
In person by a second panel
Erwin w. Bucklin, director
Of the department of inspec-
ton ad licenses, Montgom-
cry County: Dewey G. Croy,
chief of inspections, Fairfax
County, and Herbert w.
Wells, chairman of the
Maryland = National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sions. The rankings Of the
two panels were compared in
making the final decision.
Judging was based on five
basic points: Planning for
children's indoor and /or out
door activities: planning for
storage space; facilities for
housework: expansion Of the
house, and excellent exterior
design.
Entries were divided into
two general categories based
on whether they were of ira
ditional or contemporary de-
sign. then divided into fur
ther categories by price class.
The categories Of the COM
petition, the winning build
ers, the location of their en-
tries and the architects who
designed the houses are:
Traditional home under
$40, ,000-Harrison Construc-
tion Co.; Laurel Hills on
Montrose avenue, Laurel;
John BARLEY, architect.
Contemporary home under
$40, ,000-Allen a. Rocks, Inc:
Country Club Village. 2700
block Of Seventy-fourth ave-
nue. Prince Georges County;
Syme & Jackson, architect.
Traditional home, $40, 600
to $30,000-Tie between AL
DIRE. Inc; Temple Terrace de-
velopment on Spring road of
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Builders Home Awards

Temple Hills road, Prince
Georges County; BARLEY &
Gates, architect, and Com
munity Builders. Inc; Sleepy
Hollow Woods, Columbia
pike, Fairfax County; Jack
Cohen, architect.
Contemporary home, 500
900 to $30,000-Dumbarton
Limited; Dumbarton on the
Potomac, Stratford lane just
OF Mount Vernon parkway,
Fairfax County; Schwab,
Jewell & Wolf, architect.
Traditional home over $780,
600 - Torpet Construction
Co.; Beam court just of
Bradley boulevard. Mont
gomery County; Patterson g.
Worland, architect.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
Firm Changes Name

The Washington architec-
tural firm of Corning &
Moore next week will change
its name to Corning, Moore,
Elmore and Fischer, the firm
reported this week.
Active members will include
Raymond G. Moore, Vernon
c. Elmore and Milton Fisch-
Evening star., 1960-05-28
PIonning
A Fenee?

Planning to build a fence,
outdoor furniture or steps, a
dog house, benches or screens.
a sun deck, garage or sand
box?
If so, remember that all
wood used outdoors needs
paint to protect it from the
elements. II you don't paint
it, a wood preservative to
protect the wood is usually
necessary.
If you are planning to set
wood in or on the ground, be
sure to soak the part In con-
tact with the ground for
many hours instead Of ap-
plying the preServative by
brush.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
523l CHEVY CHASE
PARKWAY
HAWTHORNE
32l5 BEECH STREET

Best value-sxeellent finoncine-
will be sold today. Immaculate red
brick Celoniol with foyer, den, pow
der room, lst floor; 3 bedrooms, 2
boths, up; fleored otiie, full base
mert, potio, goroee, oil overlooking
priv1fe park. A S2' 900 first trust
commitment oVoioble. Only S29,-
$50. Evenings. EN-. 2-36l2.
To Reach. From Chevy Chase
Circle. RIGHT or east to Western
Aue. to Beech St. and right to
open SIGN.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
AMERICAN UNIV.
PARK
440o BURLINGTON PL.

TTOS pON6tENSION TLs
Finest Northwest location. Must be
sold this week end Detached brick.
; bedrooms, 2 baths, separafs
breekfest nook, recreation room
with bor. immediately uvoileble.
Corpets end drepes included. Ex-
eeilsnt finoncias. Evenings, RA.
6-22l3.
To Reach: Out Mass. Aue. TO
Isth ST.. right to Burlington Pl.
and right to open sign.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
Hay Creek

Mrs. Walter Houchen, Larry and
Brenda, and Mrs. Gilboe from
Sparta, Wis, visited at the Jack
Berry home on Monday afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. Kenneth Moen and
son of Sidney visited at the Henry
Levno home on Monday evening.
Jack Berry and Julius Sund-
helm were among those to attend
the funeral of Raymond Salisbury
at the Sioux Pass church on Tues
day afternoon.
Richard Levno of Forsyth spent
Monday evening at the home of
his parents, the Henry Levno'S
on his way home from Williston.
North Dakota.
Mrs. w. T. Henderson was host
ess to the Coffee Cup Club Wed
nesday afternoon.
The October meeting of the Hay
Creek Busy Bees All Club was
held at the w. T. Henderson home
Tuesday night.
On Wednesday evening Is peo-
pie met at the Walt Houchen home
for the first "Vital Issues meeting
There will be 5 more meetings.
After the meeting a coffee hour
was enjoyed.
Kathryn Watts and daughter,
Carol Ann visited at her parents
the Leo Hackley home. in the
Cherry Creek community on Wed
nesday. We extend our sympathy
to Kathryn in the passing away of
her grandmother, Mrs. Charles
Hachley, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Berry spent
Thursday afternoon in Williston.
Jack had some glass removed
from his eyes.
Mrs. w. T. Henderson, Arlene.
Joyce and Debbie were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Ed Banta in
Sidney. Mr.. Henderson and Billie.
Ed and Bill Banta were Sunday
dinner guests at the Ralph Frost
home in Fallon.
Beulah Levno, Charlotte Wal
lace, and Verna Mack of Sidney
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Henry Levno home.
Nancy Sue Jones of Williston
spent the week end at the Gar
field Linde home.
The James Watts family were
among those visiting at the Fred
SjoStrom home at Sioux Pass
Sunday, in honor of Mrs. Lena
Austin of Chicago. Mrs. Austin is
a great aunt of Kathryn's, the sis
ter of her grandfather, Chris
SpoStrom.
Friends and relatives of Mrs.
Sadie Tviet gathered at the Gar
field Linde home in her honor on
Sunday afternoon, October 9th.
Mrs. Tviet, a former resident of
the Sioux Pass Community, now
resides on a farm near New Ulm.
Minnesota. She and her grand
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Nichols
Mammega and her nephew,
Johnny Nichols also of New Ulm,
have been visiting in this area this
past week. Johnny is in the Nav
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
W.S.C.S. CALENDAR
FOR

Circle Meetings: Wednesday,
October 10, 200 pm.
Josephine Circle: Hostesses =
Mrs. Lester Mcmillan, Mrs.
Everett Coffrin; Program and
Devotion Mrs. Berniece Cum
diff, Mrs. Carl johnson.
Liv Circle: Hostesses Mrs.
Walter McChesney, Mrs. Art
Zadow; Program and Devotions-
Mrs. George Enghusen, Mrs.
Mrs. Philip Peterson.
Sarah Circle: HoStesses = Mrs
Minnie Hoist, Mrs. Thos. Sampson.
Program and Devotions - Mrs.
Katie Buckley, Mrs. Myrtle Blair.
Donna Circle: Hostesses -
Mrs. Chas. Daniels, Mrs. Alma
Krause, Mrs. Marie Kappel. Pro-
gram and Devotions Mrs.
George Kopp, Mrs. Emil Voss.
Evening Circle: Wednesday.
October 10, 7:3O pm.
Margaret Circle: Hostesses -
Mrs. Robert Bump, Mrs. Dan
Price, Mrs. VIM. Henderson. Pro-
gram and Devotions - Mrs. AL
fred Lane, Mrs. Robert Funk.
Evening Circle: Thursday, Oc-
tober 20, 7:30 pm.
Dorothy Circle: HoStesses -
Mrs. Harry French, Mrs. Harry
Kruger, Mrs. Lloyd Delamore.
Program and Devotions - Mrs.
Don Thiesen, Mrs. Oscar Ander-
son.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Gods boundless love for mar will
be emphasized at Christian Science
Iresson-Sermon on the Subject of
Doctrine of Atonement' will be the
Golden Text from I John 4:1O): Here
in is love, not that we loved God,
but that he loved us, and sent his
Son to the Precipitation for u sins
From Science and Health with Kew
to the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy this will be read 1855: Jesus
aided in ~reconciling man to God by
giving man a truer sense Of Love.
the divine Principle of Jesus teach
ings, and this truer sense of Love
redeems man from the law of matter,
sin. and death by the law of Spirit
the law of divine Love-
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
LONSDALE METHODIST CHURCH
George s. Sanders, Pastor

Church school at GAS a. m. Glasses
for all ages, and all cordially invited.
Morning worship at II a. m. An
thems by our Junior and senior
choirs. This is Laymen's Sunday in
charge of Lloyd Johnston, our Lay
Leader. There Is the opportunity for
the baptism of children this Sun
day.
Junior choir Sundays at 8 a. m.
Senior choir Thursdays at tbs p. m.
The first quarterly conference is
Wednesday, Oct. 10Th, with Rev.
Roger Robinson of Billings in charge.
Annual harvest dinner of the WSCS
is Tuesday, Oct. 18th, with serving
beginning at 5 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12
l00SE-0 SIDNEY MOOSE LODGE SATURDAY, oG: IS, 9 p M TO EVERYONE WELCOME
RICHEY LAMBERT LUTHERAN
Arthur n n paStor

RICHEY = LAMBERT LUTHERAN
Arthur o.. Mathison, Pastor
RICHEY-
SUNDAY:
Worship services at $3.50.
Sunday school at 1920.
TUESDAY,:
Jr. Choir AIS.
Confirmands meet at AIS and 7 %. m
Senior choir 8 d. m.
WEDNESDAY:
ICR meets at z p. m.
THURSDAY:
Ladies Aid at 2:30.
LAMBERT
SUNDAY:
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Worship services at IL a. m.
Fellowship at 7:30.
WEDNESDAY
Junior choir at AIS.
Confirmands meet at $50,
Luther Legaue meets at 7:30.
The Sidney herald., 1960-10-12

Air Force Academy can contact
Cart. Bill Rounce at Sidney Carb.
and Elec. Capt. Rounce is Laison
Officer for the Academy in this
area.
We would like to have some
more members so any of you prior
servicemen if you Ire interested
just come to any of u meetings
which are held in the grade
school building at 8 o'clock on
Tuesday evenings.