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Evening star., 1960-02-12
ITALIAN TRIO
PROVES SUPERB
Contributing Critic

Howard university's Coneert
Series. At Howard U. Trio di
BolBano: NunEio Montanari, piano;
Giannino Carpi, violin; Sante
Amadori, cello. Trio, Opus 66-
Mendelssohn. Trio, K 542-Mozart.
Trio-Ravel
Evening star., 1960-02-17

cleaning 1t UP. He says that's
my job.
when he comes home
from work he becomes a
permanent fixture on the
couch. He says he's put in
his eight hours. II ! say any,
thing it's always: Did you
take your pill?" or You're
just nervous We used to go
to a party. or to a show twice
a month. But my husband
sulks for days after, so I
have given that up.
"If I try to talk it over
with him he always makes
me think it's my fault. I have
thought about going back to
my doctor to talk it over, but
my husband keeps telling me
about the last bill.
DIR. Steincrohn, the reason
I'm writing is this: Do all
people keep questioning
themselves after a post par
tum psychosis? Before it hap
pened I had a lot of courage.
Now I keep wondering
what's the use? So far as
social activity, there is none.
If I was sure I was right I
think / would argue my
rights as q woman and wife.
What is your opinion?-MRS.
G. w.
YOUR HUSBAND, you
say, was understanding"
Evening star., 1960-02-17

when you were Ill. Now he
doesn't seem to care. How
often that is. true! We doc
tors see the husband COR
wife) hover about the other
sick one, like a mother hen.
When all is well again, they
forget, and become nasty
and lose all understanding
and sympathy. Let me say q
few words to your husband,
Mrs. G. W.:
How would you like it, Mr..
G. W.. If your wife didn't
recover from her depression?
How would you like to be
changing the diapers of the
youngest and being respon-
sible for her feeding formula?
How would you like to raise
your infants while their
mother was confined in some
m mental institution? The
trouble with most of us hu-
man beings is that we are
not thankful for being well
OF.
Before you drive your wife
into another depression, Mr..
g. W., why not get wise? I
realize you are tired after
your eight-hour day. You
ought to try q few 18-hour
days that most women put
In daily. and you would not
mind helping a little arounC
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Registration Open
For Music Course

Registration is still open for
Anatomy of Music" a musical
appreciation course beginning
at $50 pm. Tuesday at the
Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV.
Meeting on eight consecutive
Tuesdays, the course will be
led by Leonard Moses, a grad
uate of the Eastman School of
Music.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Selfish Husband and AiIino Wife
By DR.. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

was always clean, and I
wanted mined to be the same.
My husband said it was too
much like a hotel. I thought
maybe he was right, so I only
clean when he is working,
and I don't keep after him
when he is home. He would
fall over a full garbage pail
instead Of emptying it. He
says this is living
MY jobs are keeping up
the house, the yard, and
keeping the car clean. Also
taking care Of the children,
aged 2 and 8. II I am busy
and the children are making
Q mess. he wouldn't think Of
Evening star., 1960-02-17

Pages

the house. The least you can
offer is moral support and
understanding"
When your husband reads
this, Mrs. g. w., ] hope it
knocks some sense into him.
II it doesn't, I suggest you
follow your own advice: Talk
it all over with your family
doctor.
=
Which eye examination is
more complete?" asks Mrs.
N. v. s. of Maryland, with
or without eye drops?"
WITH.
AAH
Write to me in care of The
Euenino Star for my ledfet
So, practical Information
for Shingles Patients" In
Evening star., 1960-02-17
DEAR DIR. STEINCROHN:

DEAR DR.. STEINCROHN:
! am writing this in refer
ence to what you call blue
moods!' understand every
woman has them once in a
while. but today I'm not sure
I'm at fault.
II was in the hospital a
year ago for a post partum
psychosis. I had eight shock
treatments, after which I
was pronounced cured. For a
while, my husband was very
understanding. But now I'm
not sure that it was all me in,
the first place.
When I grew up, our home
Evening star., 1960-02-17

close 10 cents in q stamped,
Selt-GddreSSed enuelope.
released BY The Bell syndicate)
Tomorrow: PsyehoonuIysis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

ELECTRIC trains; we will trade
new H. o. trains for old Lionel
American Flyer and Marx. Jaye
& Jaye Inc. 1880 Euclid al
Ivanhoe. UL. 1880.
AMANA upright freezer, 20 it,.
perfect working condition. rea-
sonable. 444 East 200th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Presbyterian Church Holds
Reformation Day Sunday

This Sunday will be Special
Reformation Day" at the Win
Idermere Presbyterian Church,
observing the 400th Anniver-
sary of the Scottish (or Presby-
Iterian) Reformation. This will
be modified traditional serv-
ice.
The subject of Rev. Sappen-
fields sermon will be "Needed
Today - More Presbyterians"!
The Women's Bible Class of
the Windermere Presbyterian
Church meets Thursday, Nov.
3rd at 8 pm. at the Church.
Mrs. E. F. Huston is in charge
Of the program.
Annual Report Keeps
Baptist Women Busy
Today is that "Once a year
project which is keeping women
from the East Cleveland Bap-
tist Church busy all day.
1t is the Annual Ingathering
at the Baptist Home of Ohio
on Chestnut Hills dr., and the
women from E.C.B. church are
responsible for serving (and
preparing) the evening dinner,
The Ivy Club will. have Hal
loween Party tomorrow night
friday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Bruce, 1882 Pom
tiac ave.
Sermon topic for this Sunday
at the Morning Worship Ser
vice at II am. is Irresponsible
Citizenship" with the Rev. WI
liam E. Towner, Pastor, preach
ing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

GOLF clubs and leather bag, S65.
5 hip. Elgin outboard motor,
$3.50. Roll top desk, $40. Rug
runners, osite padding; breakfast
set. 308l7 Euclid ave.
HONEY for sale. w. 1-O563.
REDWOOD storm windows and
screens; 5 33x54la; 25x46la: 29x
43: door. 35i2x80. HI. 2-0Ol6.
ELECTRIC broom vacuum cleaner
$40; 29xl2 rug pads, new, IS each:
South Wind car heater, S5; auto
graflex, $50. KE. 1-5506.
S5; BL. 5-3O5O. 1861 Garfield I'd.
Mentor off Route 20.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanica: com.
plete "a volume set. brand new
best offer. VIII. 4-l029.
STATIONARY tubs, double, with
swing faucet. good condition
make offer. VIII. 2-lO6O after
4:30 p. m.
DINETTE set. $40; Electrolux
sweeper. $40; oval living room
table, ST; large bird cage, So;
VIII. 2-3l7e, CL. 6-8404.
STEREO tape recorder all deluxe
features, plays and records
stereo; washer dryer combina.
tion; ranch oak recreation room
set; RCA television; all new
Fruehauf's. VIII. 2-3666.
STORM windows, wood frame with
screens. ~. 1885. 1144 East
l68th st.
ASSORTED sized storm windows
call w. 1-7352.
CrpCT1I ATJnr/- Ill La.+or ho-,,J;,, /,
ball and bag, post hole digger
scythe, large electric fry pan
VIII. 2-0247.
WALL type toilet, $40; miscellane.
Gus household, must go.
RE. 1-5444.
POWER mower, electric, $40; pal,
15-in. Mercury wheels, S4; auto
radio. s volt. 81; Sans Photo
Facts. cheap; 16-in. Emerson con-
sole television, s35. EV. 2-425s.
ANDIRONS, bikes. candles, dishes
ebony, TASKS. gold, hichairs
ivory. jade, Kodaks, lamps, mar
quetry, nappies, oboes. pitchers
quilts rareties, sunlamps, tricy'
cles. ukeleles vases, winecart
xylographics. zithers. Emporium
2 to $50, Cycle Shop, Antique
SflODDe, lOIll nlQldilO, Oll lOOl u
block north of ST. Clair.
CONSOLIDATION and partia,
liquidation makes available fol-
lowing office equipment; type
writer desk, oak, double pedes'
tai, $35; mimeograph. compara'
lively modern, motorized, auto.
matte feed, automatic slip.
sheeter, counter control. self con.
tanned cabinet. including ink
pads. some stencils. supplies
$3.50; comptometer, Felt & Ter
rant, 10 bank, comparatively
modern with error lock, $35; ad'
dressing machine. Elliott. for en-
velopes, cards. etc, addresses
from typewriter cut stencils. au.
tomato feed, complete including
stand, $40: a number of small 2x5'
in. card files, desk trays. staplers
punches, work organizers, fans a
about one quarter price of new
equipment. 16901 Euclid ave.
". 6-2500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Renee Walters

LIQUIDATOR
Selling Complete Contents
OF University Hts. Apt.
MoyfIower Apartments
1875 Cedar Rd.
Apartment sos -FA. 1851
Fn., Sat-, Sun, Oct. %, 29, 80
Hours: 10 to 8 until sold
ALL MERCHANDISE LIKE NEW
Approximately rs SO. yds. OF
beige wool Competing, green cot
ton ccrpeting. rose cotton carpet
inq, padding with all; antique
white breoktront; tireside chairs;
LOUNGE chuirs, others; marble
wall console table with minor;
round coffee table in smoked
glass; antique white end tables,
others; decorator lomps, floor
lamps, others; l7-in. DuMont tele.
vision; smoked glass pictures;
b eoutiful troverse drcpes
throughout; antique gold scones;
extra large gold tIome mirror;
mchogcny dining room set. COM
plete: gossip bench; ontique
white and gold double bedroom
set; love seats; slipper choir;
honging perfume cabinet: double
Green bedroom set double dress
er, pair of night stunds; Hohog-
cny novelty chest; yellow duran
kitchen tcble, 2 choirs; white
porcelain kitchen table. chairs;
white metal kitchen cabinet;
Hoover vocuum with ottuch-
ments; small electrical uppi-
cnces; kitchen utensils; stem
wore, dishes; brie-u-brcc, silver
pieces; linen; bedding; lodies
clothing, u to ls; mems, 40 to
| a.: boys. 8 to II; cccessoaes;
r,onv rr,isral1oneous items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

sale; all power now
ers. lawn furniture. garden tools
and recreation supplies, so per
cent off; close out. all toys in
cludins Lionel trains, so per cent
off; shop early, save money.
Mcdonald Service Co., 24200 Lake
Shore. RE, l-2727
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS

FAMOUS Grolier encyclopedias, AZ
volumes with bookcase, sacrifice
at S255, never used. VIII. 2-2377.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
AbOut
PEOPLE
You KnOW

G. Locke Thompson, '61, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Thompson of 16505 Fernway,
was recently appointed chair
man of the Athletic Governing
Board of the Student Senate
of Colgate University.
Thompson, a member of Phi
Delta Theta, national social
fraternity, is also a member of
the varsity football and base
ball teams, and Konosioni, a
senior honorary society. He is
a graduate of Shaw High
School.
A total of 267 students at
Denison University, Granville,
Ohio, have been named to the
18th annual Deans List there
for maintaining a 80 or B aver
age during the 1959-6O aca-
demic year.
From this area is John C..
Drake, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Drake, 1927 Carver I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gra-
ham, 1906 Superior ave., are
the proud parents of twin girls
born at Booth Memorial Hospi-
tai Oct. 18.
Weighing in at six and a half
pounds apiece, the girls are do
ing fine and are named Shelia
and Sharon. The Grahams have
another girl, one-year-old Vicky
Lynn.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

the theme being created by the
decorating committee. Friendly
witches will greet and TREAT
the kids who are invited to ar
rive in costume and join in the
parade around the parish hall
A roast beef dinner, prepared
by the men of the church and
served at 5 p. m. and again at
7 p. m. will be one of the high
lights of the day.
Babysitting for small chill
dren will be provided through
out the entire afternoon anc
evening.
First Grade
Mothers Tea
The Annual Tea, sponsored
by the st. Philomena Guild fol
Mothers of First Grade pupils
will be held Wednesday, Nov
End at 1:3O in the Social Hall.
The program will be high.
| lighted with a cooking demon.
stration by the Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Company
in cooperation with neighbor.
hood Appliance dealer.
Mrs. Frank Vogeler is il
charge of the program. Al
Guild Members are invited tt
attend.
Lutheran Women
Meet Tuesday
The United Lutheran Church
Women of St. James Church
will hold it's next meeting Tues
day at 8 pm.
Mrs. ]. A. Ellington of the
League of Women Voters will
speak on Foreign Aid-Hov
Much Is Enough?"
Mrs. Louis Garman will give
the Devotions for the evening
and the hostess will be Mrs
Walter Ruuska.
She will be assisted by Mrs
Raymond Patter, Mrs. Georg,
Hodgson, Mrs. William Thoma
and Mrs. Harold Kubitz.
The women of East Cleveland
Churches will observe "Worlt
Community Day" at st. James
1424 Hayden ave-, on Friday
Nov. 4th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Special Revival Services
At First Nazarene Church

Special revival services viii
be held at the First Church o1
the Nazarene, 1850 Hayden ave.
Oct. 30th through Nov. 9Th. The
services will be held each night
at 7:3O.
Rev. Fletcher Spruce, one Of
the denominations outstanding
clergymen, has been chosen as
the evangelist for our revival
campaign.
Rev. and Mrs. James Greer
of New Castle, Indiana, will be
the singers and musicians fol
this series of services. They are
giving their full time to evan
gelism under the auspices OF
the Church Of the Nazarene.
The public is invited to attenc
any or all of these services. Spe
cial group emphasis will be fea
tured in each service. The open
ing service Sunday morning a
1O:45 will be known as "Ge'
Acquainted" service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
LIQUOR CONTROL is
| lCHURCH GROUP TOPIC

"This is Liquor Control =
Twill be the topic Of the Mems
Association program at the
First United Presbyterian
Church of East Cleveland on
"Wednesday evening Nov. End.
Donald X. Barclay, Police
Prosecutor for the city of East
cleveland will lead the pro-
gram. He has also been the
Special Counsel for the Ohio
Attorney General in liquor per-
nit cases. Up until 1859 when
the Ohio State Legislature
made it impossible, the East
Cleveland Court had handled
over 208o Of all liquor violation
cases in the State of Ohio.
Mr.. Barclay will deal with
problems of liquor control from
the standpoints of a. Christian
and a community concern.
This meeting is open to all
interested Christian laymen.
Dinner is at $50 and the pro-
gram begins at 7:45. The cost
of the dinner is $3.50 and reser-
vations must be made by Oct.
31st at noon by calling the
church office at UL. 1-2777.
CAMBRIAN CHOIR
The Cambrian Male Choir
will present a concert at the
East Glenville M ct h o d s t
Church on Sunday Oct. 30th at
1880 pm.
Most of these singers are
Welsh or Welsh extraction.
They have won honors while
singing at festivals and special
occasions under their director,
William Albert Hughes.
The music loving public is
invited.
GuidOn Class
Meets Today
The Guidon Glass, a copies
social group, meeting at the
Church of the Cross, will hold
IL October meeting at the
church today.
The social feature of the
meeting will be q Halloween"
Party.
The new officers of the class
are James Hendricks, president;
Frank David, vice-president;
Maude Fuller, recording Sec
retary; John Sillag, treasurer;
and Virginia Hendricks, cores
spending secretary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

ELECTRIC water heater, SO gallon
S25; oil storage tank, 275 gallon,
SIS. VIII. 3-4l9l.
BAR bell set. weights and bar, 85
pounds, like new, with instruc-
tion book, SIS. VIII. 3-2078.
APPLES, all kinds, S1.OO and S2.OC
bushel. 30817 Euclid ave.
STEREO: C-R's top-rated E.S.L.
pickup arm and Shure M3D dia-
mond cartridge; practically new
less than 10 playing hours on
cartridge. $50 takes both.
VIII. 3-54O9.
FOLEY saw filler and Foley re-
toother complete, good condition.
VIII. 4-3980.
SNOW tires, pair s 6:70x15, Firestone
Town & Country, first line, reas-
enable. VIII. 4-1495.
DEER rifle. .27O pump, with scope
Shopsmith, with attachments; 40
gallon automatic Rheem gas wa
ter heater. VIII. 2-4846.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
Church News

With Halloween theme the keynote, the HAL
loween Fete (annual bazaar) of ST. PauPs Episcopal
Church, 1887 Euclid Avenue, opens Saturday at 8
D. M The Public is cordially invited to attend.
Pumpkins, cornstalks, and scarecrows will add to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS

GAS heater, Moore $1,000 BTU.
S18; call after 6 pm. VIII. 4-3235
HOUSES and garages to move t.
your lot or tear down; furnaces
wooden combination doors. storm
windows. various sizes, etc,
KE. 1-6281.
TYPEWRITER, old model, good con
dition, makes nice copy, $40.
GL. 1851.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27
TRICK OR TREAT
FOR UNICEF

Trinity Evangelical United
Brethren Church School Hay
den and Alder ave., is partici-
pating in the Trick or Treat
program for UNICEF Satur-
day, Oct. 29th from z to 8 pm,
in the vicinity Of the church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-27

NEW Polaroid land camera, mode
$50, with flash attachment, $50.
KE. 1-8462.
II STORM windows, size 28x54. ir
good condition, cheap. w. l-2O34
office sized standard
typewriter, SIS. VIII. 4-3l32.
PEARL grey organza fur coat. Size
8, $50; blond electric sewing ma
chine. attachments and chair, $50
Large cedar chest, $40, pail
white roller skates, size and Z
So per pair. Call VIII. 3-145:
weekdays before 4 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

in awards and scholarships
offered by the Nationwide
Westinghouse Science Talent
Search. Last years entrants
numbered more than 10000
from 48 States.
Three foreign exchange
students are attending Mont
gomery Blair High School in
Silver Spring. Md. this year.
They are Buddy" Geux.
Switzerland; Joyce Fisher.
Columbia, and Helmut Bar
tuSsek, Austria, here by way
of the International Chris
tian Youth Exchange.
Leigh Stewart, a senior at
Washington-Lee High School.
Arlington. Va, has been
named chairman of teen-age
activities for the March of
Dimes campaign this month.
She also is treasurer OF the
Student Council.
- -
The championship Of the
District Recreation Depart
ment's ChristmaS-New Years
asketball tournament
youths between 10 and II
years old are eligible to play
will be decided at Spingarn
High School Wednesday. The
annual tournament has been
underway since last Monday.
The teams were drawn from
the departments various
playground groups through
out the city. All the finalistS
have not yet been chosen.
The Eastman Kodak Go. OF
Rochester, N. Y. has an
nounced the opening of its
Evening star., 1960-01-03

Admiral Arleigh Burke.
Chief of Naval Operations,
has announced that out
standing high school science
students again will be sail
ing with the Navy on special
Navy Science Cruises in 1860.
AS part of the cooperative
program with the National
Science Fair. conducted by
the Science Clubs of America,
the students will be selected
at affiliated regional and area
science fairs throughout the
Nation, many of which are
held in the spring term.
This means, the Navy said.
that area and regional win
ners in such contests, includ-
ing those competitions held
in the Washington area, will
be among those selected early
in the summer. The cruises,
which usually run overnight
to military installations, will
take place in the early fall.
&%
The 1860 National Science
Fair will be held May lila
at indianapolis, officials an
nounced. Local high school
students may participate by
winning local and regional
science fair competitions at
their schools.
- *&&
High school seniors in
Alaska and Hawaii will have
their first chance this year
to be named among "Ameri-
cas- most promising future
scientists.
New statehood status for
the former territories opens
the way for gifted students
there to compete for $34,250
Evening star., 1960-01-03

T. ]. OPPERMAN, Is, a
GrOvetOn High graduate and
Mary Washington College
(Va.) freshman - II enjoy
the friendlineSs of students
and the informal attitude
between the students and
faculty. Fine arts are stressed
more at college and I like
that since I'm majoring in
music. I like the long ORR
entation program the least.
We have a 75-page book of
rules of the college to learn
and be tested on"
Evening star., 1960-01-03

1860 Kodak High School
Photo ConteSt-with $ll.750
in prizes exclusively for high
schoolerS.
IF this appeals to you"
Kodak says. drop a line to
contest headquarters and ask
Evening star., 1960-01-03
New Year Marks Start of Contests

for free contest aids: the
contest clues, the booklet OF
winners from previous years.
and the rules folder" The ad-
dress is Kodak High School
Photo Contest, Rochester.
4, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
I, / oIking ItOver-

It's big change when you step out of high school into
college TEEN asked five Washington who
becon their college educoton in the foil whot they liked
most about being in college and whot they liked Ieost Here's
whot they sold
Evening star., 1960-01-03

STEVEN SCHOENBERG,
Is, a Woodrow Wilson High
graduate and Sinner College
I'LL. freShman-"I like most
the freedom. In college you're
in charge of yourself and you
don't have parents to be re-
sponsible for you. I like least
the lack of family life at coll
lege."
Evening star., 1960-01-03

The Eastman Kodak 60. OF
Rochester, N. Y. has an
nounced the opening of its
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-05
Sen. Syrnington To
Speak At Laurel
CONTINUED from page one)

NOOHIlIIuSU AAOHIA pdBC UIICJ
contracting Mrs. Raymond Town
send, Frankford, chairman of the
ticket committee.
Committee members expect the
dinner to be sell-out at between
S00-1000 people and interested per-
sons are urged to get their tickets
early.
Sen. Symington's speech topic
is not yet decided. 1t could be of
national significance.
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-05
ROXANA
Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone Selbyville S9S1

The Official Board of the Metho-
dist Church met Monday evening
at the church hall.
H. F. Wilgus has received his
honorable discharge from the U. S.
Navy and is now home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
gus.
Mrs. Mollie West entertained to,
dinner Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Wilgus and three daughters,
Mrs. Harry Simpler OF Robbins,
N. c., Mrs. Vaughn Long of Peters,
burg, w. Va, and Mrs. George
Grise of Salisbury. The three girls
are spending some time with their
parents, so they will be near to
visit t h cir grandmother, Mrs.
Name Evans at the Bebe Hospital,
Lewes, who is seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Murray went to Essington,
Pa, Monday evening, to attend the
viewing of Mrs. John Roberts ia
ther. We extend heartfelt sympathy
to the family.
Mr.. Ed Murray went to the Pen
insula Hospital, Salisbury, Satur-
day, where he is receiving treat
ment. We wish him speedy recov-
cry. His daughter, Mrs. Norman
Lynch, is making frequent visits to
the hospital.
Mrs. Belle Lynch observed her
ninety second birthday, Jan. 80, at
her home here. Congratulations and
best wishes for many more, Aunt
Belle.
Norman Lynch and Vaughn
Lynch arrived home from Florida,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Hudson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. James
Swami and two sons near Williams
vile, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Justice of
Showell, Nd, are occupying the
house just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Hudson, which they re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlando Lewis.
Harold Leary of Grand Junction,
Colorado, has been spending a few
days with his mother, Mrs. Anna
Leary and sister, Mrs. Ruth Hick-
man and family.