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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
NOTICE


GROW YOUR OWN Fruit and
Nuts. Plant Fruit and Nut Trees
for shade and ornamental effect;
also enjoy fresh fruit and nuts
from the home grounds. Write
Tor Free Copy 56-pg. Planting
Guide Catalog in color - offered
BY Virginia's largest Growers Of
Fruit Trees, Nut Trees, Berry
Plants. Grape Vines and Land
scape plant material. Salespeo-
lie wanted. Waynesboro Nurse
ries, Waynesboro, Virginia.
10-4-4t
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statesmen: We will interview
three men who need council, en-
couragement and a new oppor-
tunity. To such men who have
transportation and a desire to
be connected with a growing or
ganization where honest effort
will guide you to a higher level
and future to advancement.
Write giving a resume of your
qualifications to p. o. Box 124,
South Boston, Virginia. 9-2l-tf
OPPORTUNITY FOR 3 MEN to
assist National firm that has
been in business over IS years
who is starting a new branch to
their sale and service depart
merit introducing a new line Of
power tools to present large
line. Phone 2-5O25, South Bos-
ton, Virginia between 800 and
1000 a IN. 9-2l-tf
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WINS To Meet
At Bagby Memorial

BURKEvnLE, Oct. 4Group
l, Women's Missionary Society,
of the Appomattox Association,
will be held at Bagby Memorial
Church. at 10 am. on Tuesday,
Oct. 9.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. J.
Wash Watt, a missionary who
has served during the past year
in Lebanon.
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NOTICE

NURSING HOME ~ The Evans
Nursing Home. Spout Spring
Va, has completed a new ad.
dition to its fireproof building
Have several rooms available
Prices are reasonable. Phone
Appomattox 352- 1924. 1898,
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FOR SALE

BEAGLES. three m ales. 8
months old. All shots completed.
SIS each. or all three for SIS.
H. p. Lair. Pamplin, 348-2153.
1O-5-2t
APPLES-We are harvesting
Grimes Golden, Golden Delici-
GUS. two excellent varieties for
apple sauce. Also. York, Stay
c aiming apples, for pies.
Red Delicious, excellent des-
sert apples for Waldorf salads,
gelatine salads and for eating.
Sunny Slope Orchads, Burke
vile, Va. two and one-halt
miles South on Rt. 800 toward
Green Bay. LOST
ARRANGEMENTS Bring
your favorite container and let
us design for you an arrange
ment of our beautiful plastic or
dried flowers. See our driftwood
arrangements on display. They
make wonderful Christmas pres
ents. Carriers Flower Shop.
1926
~~~~~~ ~~~~>>-
FRESH COWS = also h eavy
sprlngers. jenkins Brot h er S
Green Bay, Va. 9-28-4p
PEARS = Bring containers. 81
per bushel. Hattie A. Morgan,
AndersOnville. Virginia 1O-5-2t
CALCULATOR = Coleman oil,
coed condition SIS. See after five
pm. Nellie Mallory, 2O4 Bridge
Street, F'armville. 1O-5-3p
SINGER - Slantomatic Sewing
Machines. $1,000 off. Limited
time only. Singer Sewing Center.
224 N. Main St., Phone EX2-4576,
Farmvllle. 10-5-2p
PONY IN large black gelding.
Gentle. Contact Patricia Nor
gan. Buckingham WO9-2l82 after
4 m. or Ivanhoe Morgan,
Farmville Herald at Elk 1883.
1O-5-3p
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LOGS WANTED

WANTED POPLAR
Veneer, Or pine. poplor and
hardwood logs. Will buy
timber by Boundry.
R. F. Williams SowmilI
2 Miles East Of Prospect
Telephone Ex 1891
Or
Write: Pomp'i". Va.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT three rooms,
unfinished first floor, 5000.
302 Bridge Street. Elk 2-4369.
1922
$1.OO per day rental for Electric
Carpet Shampooer with pur-
chase of Blue Luster. So. Hdwe.
g. Appl. Co. 10-91t
BUNGALOW = Also Apartment.
Furnished or unfinished. Close
to Main Street. Rent reasonable.
Phone Elk 2-3229, r. F. Cralle.
1O-5-10p
BUILDING cinder block for
storage. Mrs. c. H. Matherly.
1O-5-4p
OFFICE SPACE-in modern,
aforementioned building. 1O2
High Street. Call next door at
Vanity Beauty Shop. 8-1O-tf
APARTMENT - 4 rooms, hot
water and heat furnished. COL
Pi. e Street. Mi: Elizabeth Bur
ger. Elk 2-3576. 9-25-tf
APARTMENT = furnished, for
couple; air conditioner, washing
machine, vacuum. Call Elk 2
4J62. 9-l4-ti
APARTMENT 3 rooms, un-
furnished, second floor, 4O6 Buff
falo St. DR.. W. P. Terry, Elk 2
5375. Farmville. 9-2l-ti
APARTMENT = 3 rooms, part
~ furnished, with heat and
water. Call EX 1881, Mrs. w.
c. Fallwell. 9-21-6p
APARTMENT ~ unfinished
One block from Longwood. Call
Elk 1862. GIT:
F U R MS H E D HOUSE - or
Furnished apartment. Call Elk
2-4460 Day, or Elk 2-3548 nights.
8-21-tf
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT -
upstairs. Oil Heat. 6OOA Second
Street. Contact Mrs. J. E. Tun.
stall. Blackstone. 5-22-tt
BUILDING = cinder brock for
storage. Mrs. C. H. Matherly.
9-21-tf
HOUSE Six rooms, heated.
Good location in town. Phone
Elk 2-3330. l0-5-2p
APARTMENT = 4 rooms, heat,
hot and cold water furnished.
Moderately priced. Phone EX2-
1880. lO-5-2p
HOUSE = Four rooms and bath.
Electric hot water heater. See
j. P. Conner or Phone Eek 2
38l8. 10-5-8p
APARTMENT - Three larg e
rooms, private bath. Heat, hot
and cold water provided. Elk 2,
44Ol, Lewis Trear. lO-2-2p
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HELP WANTED

ANOTHER WAITRESS - per
manent Job. Apply at once to
Bradshaw's Restaurant, Burke
vile, Va. lO-5-4t
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ClASSIFIEDS


A&ONO.eD-~--D~ ~e--SD>S-~-A--~
WHEAT = Senaca seed wheat.
cleaned ard treated. r. e. Gar
nett, Rt. /, Elk 24228. Rt. l,
Farmville. 1O-9-2t
STATION WAGON - 1858 In
ternational, will finance. Can be
seen at Lewis Auto Sales, Farm
vile, or call Elk 2-3l26. 10-9-tf
Registered polled Here
ford bulls, 9 mo. old. Haytokah
Farm, located mi. so. Crewe
off Rt. 40. Phone 645-88l2. Crewe,
Va. IO-9-6t
HOTP POINT RANGE - two
ovens: in fair condition. Quick
sale SIS. w. w. Vaughan, Pros
pect. 109-2p
TURNIP GREENS = $l.OO per
bu. w. E. Bradshaw. Green Bay,
Va. 1O-9-lp
NOW IS THE TIME to plant or
renew your inside planters. with
fresh green plants. Let us plant
them and give you advice on
their care. Carter's Flower
Shop. Elk 2-3151. 9-25-3t (T)
TURKEYS : fresh dressed.
Place order for week end de-
liwrieS. Also sweet cheStnutS.
Arthur and Leroy Welchlin.
Elk 2 5457. 9-25-28 = 1O-1-8-4p
AUTO 1861 Bel-Air Chevro-
let. 4-door sedan Call Elk 2-415O
after 6 pm. 8-3-tf
FIRE WOOD - Slab wood sawed
stove length. delivered. several
load sizes. Phone Eek 1904 or
Elk 2-3161. Robert Taylor.
7-17-tf
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FRESH COW - also h e w
springer. Jenkins Brothers.
Green Bay, Va. 928-4p
TV ~ color set, Molorola con-
sole. Real value $175. Mrs. Ed
it'll Ennis, Elk 2-4O41. 9-11-t
HOUSE near Hampden Sydney.
4 bedrooms, den. 2 baths. living
room, dining room, eat-in kit
chen with built-in range and
oven. Full basement. Hot air
heat. W acre lot. Roy Duncan.
Phone AC 1868 after $50 pm.
9-2l-tf
PYROFAX GAS Call us for
Pyrofax Gas, Gas Stoves. and
Hot water Heaters or Gas Ser
vice. The most economical way
to cook and heat water. Buck
ngham Farm Supply. Dillwyn.
Va Phone Yukon 3-255l.
3-3o-n
MAGAZINE SPECIAL: Satur-
day Evening Posr = 50 issues
3.49. 100 issues $500: Holiday
Is issues $3.75, 30 issues $3.50:
Jack and Jill = 10 issues $297
good for new. renewal. gift
subscriptions. Life - IS weeks
$3.50. 70 weeks $500, new sub
scriptiOns only. Contact me for
your every magazine need
H. v. Lancaster, Jr., 4O8 High
St., Farmville. Elk 2-54S8.
9-14-8p
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BEAGIES. three m ales. 9
months old. All shots COMPLETED.
SIS each. or all three for SIS.
H. p. Lair, Pampln, 348-2153.
1O-5-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

STORM WINDOWS. DOORS
Dennis Critzer. Elk 2-551l after
s p. m. list
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

PASTURE for so head cattle
his winter. See Ben Howell,
Farmville Livestock M rk ct.
Felehone Elk 2-5376. 1854
CORN - 100 bblS. yellow corn.
c. j. Cox, Farmville. 1O-5-4t
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FOR SALE

FRESH COW - also q w
springer. jenkins Brothers s,
Green Bay. Va. 9-284p
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WANTED

CORN so barrels. jenkins
Brothers, Green Bay, Va. 9-28-4p
'IANOS: viii BUY or trade. Dow
y Furniture Co.. phone Elk
2-344G. Farluville. Va. 9-22-tt
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BUNGALOW = Also Apartment.
Furnished or unfinished. Close
to Main Street. Rent reasonable.
Phone Elk 2-3229, R. F. Cralle.
10-5-1Op
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APARTMENT three rooms,
unfinished first floor, 5000.
302 Bridge Street. Elk 2-4369.
1922
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

$1.OO per day rental for Electric
Carpet Shampooer with pur-
chase of Blue Luster. So. Hdwe.
& Appl. Co. 10-9-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

BUILDING cinder block for
storage. Mrs. c. H. Matherly.
10-5-4p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

AUTO - 1861 Bel-Air Chevro-
let, 4-door sedan Call Elk 2-415O
after 6 pm. 8-3-tf
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DOG Male coon dog, mixed
breed. brindle, wearing collar
bearing name Wade Thomas,
Box 468, Gary, w. Va. Reward.
Notify Roy Womack, Elk 1880,
Farmville. 10-9-2tp
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OFFICE SPACE-in modern,
aforementioned building. 1902
High Street. Call next door at
Vanity Beauty Shop. 8-1O-tf
Evening star., 1962-05-27

Of habeas corpus hinged on
technicalities. flukes or loop
holes; they attack mistakes by
the court; they claim the de-
fendant was not represented by
counsel, or was poorly repre-
sented.
1t is the only avenue of
appeal left open to a man in
prison, other than parole.
There are five convict
lawyers in the Virginia peni-
tentiary considered competent
enough to prepare a writ that
will stand up in court. Not all
of the writS that reach the
desk Of the attorney general.
however, are prepared by them.
Hundreds Of others are mass
produced with little regard for
fact or law and are peddled
around the prison yard. Most
are simply nuisances. with no
merit at all, and are quickly
disposed Of.
But specialists such as Jor-
Evening star., 1962-05-27

a writ to the best of his
ability.
In drawing up the writs
they're not always factual, and
are inclined to stretch q point.
They're not bound by the ethics
Of a lawyer. Naturally. they see
their cases through rose-colored
glasses"
The convict-lawyers first get
their training by trying to free
themselves. Jordan once ac-
complished this, but was soon
back inside.
Jordan has completed a cor
respondence course but says he
can't take the bar examination
because there aren't three
judges in the State who'll swear
to my good character. He will
complete his sentence in June
and plans to accept a job as a
law clerk with a New York
firm.
The convict-lawyers disclaim
Evening star., 1962-05-27

then use the very laws that
jailed their clients" to manu-
facture freedom.
They're pretty darn good.
said one assistant attorney gen.
eral. If they weren't, ]
wouldn't be down here working
on a Saturday"
Poring over the records of
his client-who is serving a life
term for murder-Jordan dis
covered the grand jury used
the word "slay" instead of
murder" in the indictment.
The state code provides that the
word slay be used for man.
slaughter. but not for murder.
Ordered Freed
A lower court upheld JordanS
contention that his client was
sentenced for the wrong crime
and ordered him freed. An
appeal by the State is now be-
fore the State Supreme Court.
The petitions which the con-
vict-lawyers prepare are writS
Evening star., 1962-05-27

dan and Joe Tucker-it's not
his real name either-devote
months. even years. to their
cases. The documented briefs
they produce caused one lawyer
to whistle in amazement.
Aren't they beautiful" he
said. ''I wish I could do as well
myself"
Tucker, a crew-cut young
man, is one of the most sue
cesSful of the convict-lawyers.
One of his clients" was freed
in 1858. Looking at Tucker you
think he should be selling
insurance or teaching school,
rather than serving an 18-year
sentence for rape.
In February, he took" a case
to the United States Supreme
Court, won it and upset a whole
judicial process in Virginia.
actually, the convict-lawyers
must remain anonymous and
the writs must appear to be
the work of the men filing
Evening star., 1962-05-27
SKILLED AMATEURS
Prison Lawyers Win
Freedom for Clients

writer for two hours each night,
and has not left his office in
three years. He is a fellow
convict.
Eddie Jordan-it's not his
real name-is just one of a
thousand guardhouse lawyers
operating with remarkable sue
cess in prisons across the
United States.
They have turned their idle
time into cram courses in
criminal and constitutional law
Evening star., 1962-05-27

them. Any subsequent court
room appearances are made by
court-appointed counsel.
Must Grant Trials
Because Of fuckers work, the
State Of Virginia now finds
that it must grant new trials
to more than 1,700 prisoners
given extra time - without
lawyers representing them -
under the States complicated
repeated offender law.
Jordan, who has spent II of
the past IS years in various
prisons for burglary, claims he
helped bring releases to 20 men
while in Auburn State Prison
in New York.
w. F. Smyth, jr., head Of the
Virginia Division of Corrections
and a former prison superin-
tendent, said:
i've always taken the view
point that the prisoner should
be given opportunity to prepare
Evening star., 1962-05-27

any payment from the men they
help other than favors. ciga-
rettes and soft drinks.
There's one boy been buying
me a bottle Of pop every month
for three years." said Tucker.
That's all we get out Of it."
The convict-lawyers also say
they do not help every man who
appeals to them. Tucker said
I'VE throw back more than we
take" Z
Evening star., 1962-05-27
BY JERRY BUCK
Associated Press staff Writer

RICHMOND, May 26. - A
convicted killer may walk out
Of the Virginia State peniten-
tiary in a few months because
of the efforts of an amateur
attorney.
This attorney bears little re-
semblance to his colleagues Of
the bar.
He carries his briefs in a dog
cared brown envelope. pecks
them out on a portable type
Evening star., 1962-05-27

Wonderful for Summer sleeping.
Cool, and completely washable. Cut
size 21x27", filled with reprocessed
Dacron and covers in washable
floral rayon crepe.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
PROPERLY BALANCED COLD AND
HUMIDITY.
Ne2L1 NORGE
1a Gu. Fl. 2-dOOr
REFRIGERATOR. FREEZER

With completely automatic defrostine in the refrigerator
section and freezer thot stores II pounds special
food freshener pIote maintains correct humidity cold
balance regardless of season. climate storage load Up
front door storage dairy and egg compartments, twin
PorceIonized cnsPes Functional fIushft design too.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
WE SERVICE
WHAT WE SELL.

When you make q N,
rodio or appliance pur-
chase at The Hecht Co.,
you can trust that pur-
chase because we'll seV-
ice it. Z. Should you need
it, our stoff of expert re-
Poirmen ore on call to
come to your home for re-
poirs to all brands of re-
frieerators, oir-condition-
ers, freezers, Tvs, as we'll
os G-E, Westinghouse and
Norge laundry equipment.
Just diol 526-7626.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

view; Mrs. Gladys Levno, Fair
view.
Mrs. Mary Alice Rehbein, Public
Health Nurse, was also in atten-
dance for selected parts of the
course.
These instructors will soon be
offering a IA hour course in Care
of the Sick and Injured. The
course teaches some 40 home nurs-
ing skills with emphasis ON i'm
provised equipment, caring for
young children, the aged, and re-
lating the home nursing skillS to
caring for patients in a mass care
program.
The Classroom is on the ground
level of DR.. banners clinic. Com
munity classes are planned for
February. The dates of the class
es will be announced by Mrs.
Marjorie Hansen, Home Nursing
Chairman, at a later date, at
which time interested people can
register for the courses.
Mrs. Mary Ann Kiedrowski, Red
Gross Nursing representative was
the instructor for the instructor
course.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31
Trinity Lutheran
~InstaIIs Officers

The new officers and committee
members of Trinity Lutheran
Church were installed in regular
services held January IA. They are
the following: President, ID. w.
Johnson; vice president, Frank
Daniels; secretary, William Houg-
lum; treasurer, Charles Evanson;
financial secretary, Donald Baue;
Sunday School superintendent,
Walter Kroemer; Elders, William
Baue, Clifford Kallevig, Harvey
Larson, Albert Hasten, Rex Smell
ser and Melvin Ganskop; Trustees,
Ben Hubley, Leo Entzel and Ray
Blomquist.
Appointed officers and commit
tees are: Head usher, Elmer
Frank; assistant usher, Ben Bauer;
organists, Mrs. Melvin Ganskop
and Mrs. William Smelser; Audit
ing committee, Charles Berner,
Ward Redlin, Clark Wurl; Mission
committee, Lloyd Scoles, chair
man; Mrs. Ray Blomquist, Mrs. l..
w. Fenske, Mrs. Ann Rambur
Mrs. Kenneth Chadderdon, Mrs
Charles Berner, Mrs. Harry Petrie.
Parish Education: Charles Ber-
ner, chairman; Mrs. Ben Hubley
Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. L. w
Fenske, Frank Daniels, Kenneth
Chadderdon, Henry Hamburg.
Stewardship: Oscar Petersen
chairman; Mrs. Oscar Petersen
MIR. and Mrs. William Baue, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Mohl, Ernest Redlir
Jr., Leo Husebye.
Finance Committed: Donalc
Baue, chairman; MIR. and Mrs
Delmer Dschaak, Mr.. and Mrs
Delton Mindt, Carol Doyle, Gary
Whited, Holly Brekhus, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gilbert Zadow.
Assistant Sunday School Super.
intendent: Frank Daniels; Sunday
School Secretary, Mrs. Lloyc
Peterson. Publicity: Mrs. Harvey
Larson, Lyle Peterson.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31
DIR. c. E. IVAN GUEST
SPEAKER AT SIDNEY
KlWANIS CLUB LUNCHEON

DIR. c. E. Evans, Chief of the
Northern Plains Branch of the
USDA Agricultural Research Ser
vice, was the guest speaker at
the luncheon meeting of the Sid
ney Kiwanis Club mere Thurs
day. DR.. Evans spoke to the group
on recent developments in re-
search into conservation and util-
izaticu of soils and moisture. He
was introduced by program chair
man Wayne Cumming.
!. DR.. Evans was in Sidney to
speak at the annual banquet OF
the Chamber of Commerce Thurs
day evening, in the Lalonde Hotel.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31
(Circle Meetings)

Theme: Latin America Speaks"
Florence Circle, 200 p. m, Wed
nesday, February 81 - Devotions,
Mrs. job Dore; Program, Mrs.
Marvin Berry; HosteSses, Mrs.
Charles Daniels, Mrs. Andrew ST.
monSen.
Bertha Circle = 200 p. m,
Wednesday, February 81 - De-
votions, Mrs. Hillerk Fisser; Pro-
gram, Mrs. Ed Banta; HoSteSses,
Mrs. Charles Doran, Mrs. George
Schafer.
Helen Circle - 200 %. m,
Wednesday, February 81 - De-
~votions, Mrs. Clara Sissel; pro-
gram, Mrs. Howard SiSSel; hos
t~esses, Mrs. Wilbur Cornelia, Mrs.
Ard Brockway.
Nancy Circle = 7:30 p. NJ,
Wednesday, February 81 = De-
votionS and program, Mrs. Ralph
Criger, Mrs. Alex Besel, Mrs.
Lloyd Delamore; HosteSses, Mrs.
Walter Quilting, Mrs. Paul john
son, Miss Mary Lu LaFrauce.
Agnes Circle 200 p. m,
Wednesday, February 81 - De-
votions, Mrs. Otto Williams; Pro-
gram, Mrs. Afford Bahls; HoStesSes
Mrs. Glayde Yoder and Mrs.
Alma Krause.
Eileen Circle 1880 %. m,
Thursday, February % - Devo-
tons and program, Mrs. John
Buns, Mrs. Dan Price, Mrs. John
Grimstad. HoStesSes - Mrs. ElRay
Harper, Mrs. Leonard Smith.
All Methodist associated women
are cordially invited to attend the
meetings of the Women's Society.
Telephone Committee:
F1oreuce Circle - Mrs. Lionel
Gall, 625W.
Bertha Circle Mrs. Maude
Mielke BOW.
Agnes Circle - Mrs. Katie
Buckley 363J.
Helen Circle = Mrs. Marie
Kappel, 554R.
Nancy Circle, Mrs. Don THE
sen, 431J.
Eileen Circle - Mrs. Roger
Dammarell COL, Mrs. John Burns
497.
Remember, Prayer Circle, Par
sonage, 2ud and 4th Wednesdays
at $3.50 a. m. with Mrs. Whanger,
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31
SKATING RINK
CHANGED DUE TO
LACK OF FUNDS

Because of the lack Of funds and
the unusual weather conditions
the Recreation Department Will
close the warming house at the
skating rink on January 81. The
ice will be kept as best it can and
as the weather allows. Lights VIII
be on when the ice is useable
but the rink will not be super
viSed.
This will apply the rest of the
skating season.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31
HIGHLAND COUNTY Flu
JUNIORS MEET

The second meeting of the year
was held at the Girl Scout cabin.
A business meeting was held and
classes met. After discussing the
topic of Peace for the evening
the classes were dismissed.
1t was planned that a meeting
would again be held January 81
at 700. After an hour long meet
ing we plan to go roller skating.
Jenny Pfau, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

Six nurses and teachers COM
pleted the Red, Cross Instructor
Course in Care of the Sick and
Injured, Friday, January 10, 1862.
A total of $50 volunteer hours were
contributed by the following in
structors: Mrs. Dorothy A. Villes-
vik, Fairview; Mrs. Alice l.. Mil
Ter, Sidney; Mrs. Lillian Dasinger,
Sidney; Mrs. Patricia Turner, Sid
ney; Mrs. Kay j. Lebsock, Fair
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

FAITH TABERNACLE. Pentecostal.
Pastor Rev. A. J.. Johnson. 707-9th Ave.
S. w. sun. Sun. school 10 a. m. Nor
ming worship IL a. m. E~vangelistic 1880
.. m. Tues, Fellow workers & prayer
7:30 d. m. Fri, Bible study and prayer
Book of Revelation 7:30 d. m. We ex-
tend a cordial welcome to all in
Jesus Name.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

CHURCH OF CHRIST. 800 9Th ave.
s. w. Evang. Richard Dacus = Sun
day, Bible classes at 10 a. m; Assembly
worship 1850 a. m: Assembly worship
7:30 p. m; Herald of Truth = KUMV-
nv s a. m; The Scriptures Teach =
KICK $3.50 a. IN. Wednesday Mid-week
Bible study 800 D. m.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

COMMUNITY CHURCH. Savage. Rev.
$500, rnboa1 =, Io SSorniIys,
Worship at IL a m; Evening service
cd song inspiration at 3 p. m. Wednes-
day. Bible study and prayer; Thurs.
Young Peoples meeting in different
homes.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

JEHOVAH WITNESSES. Fairview-
Sunday. Watchtower study 3 D.. m;
Friday, Ministry school n service
meeting. 7:45 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-31

BBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL -
Arthur NJ Hoffman, Pastor. Sunday.
February 4: 9:45 a. m. Sunday school
for all ages. IL a. m. Worship service.
2:30 D. m. German Prayer Service;
z p. IN. EbeneZer Pilgrim Fellowship
The film will be shown: "A Wonder
full Life" 1880 p. m. Young Adults
meeting. Tuesday, February 6: 1880
p. m. Ladies' Aid meeting. H~ostesses:
Verna Davis, Shirley Prop. Thursday.
Feb. 8: 7:30 p. m. Jr. and adult choir
practice. Saturday, February Is, $3.50
a. m. CatechiSm Instruction.
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CRANE LOG CHAPEL - Sunday,
Sunday school at 10 for all ages: wor-
ship service at IL a. m; Evangelistic
and Missionary Service at 7:45 p. m;
We'd. Weekday prayer and Bible
STUDY, 3 p m. Ito be held in various
homes.)
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COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN, Fair
view. Rev. Alan Villesvik. Pastor -
Church school $50 a. m Divine wor-
ship IL a. m.
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LONSDALE METHODIST. Wilbur
Whanger. Pastor; Sunday school 9:4s
a. m. Worship IL 90 a. m.
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH -
Ronald N. Zagel, Pastor, Erwin A. Jun
kans, Vicar. Thursday, Afternoon Cir
Gle LWML 200 p. m. Sr. Walther
League 700 p. m. Adult Instruction
and Bible Class 800 p. m. Saturday:
Junior Confirmation Class 900 a. m.
Senior Confirmation Glass $50 a. m.
Special Children's Class ZOO pm. Sun.
The Lutheran Hour (KGCX) $50 a. m.
Church School GAS a. m. Jr. Bible
class 9:45 a.. m. Adult Bible class
9:45 a. m. Worship Service IL a. m.
Monday: Scout Troop meeting ZOO
p. m. Tuesday: Senior Confirmation
Glass AIS p. m. Wednesday: Evening
Circle LWML 1880 p. m.
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LONSDALE METHODIST
WOMEN'S SOCIETY
CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY
(Ceuoran

100 p. m. Executive meeting -
Chancel choir room, Wednesday,
February z.
200 D. m. Womau's Society.
Theme: mission of the Church
in Latin America" Worship: Mrs.
Maude Mielke. Program: Mrs.
Earl Hawley. HoStesses: Florence
Circle.