The Burley Herald du lieu suivant : Burley, Idaho • 6

ThoraHav M.i HERALD THE BUELBT PAGE SIX 5 Whose Lowland Corral Is This? Hold Service For I i-. i 2 Tour 0ffcT: Catharine Walker Braved Dogs Zero Weather. CJp7 McBride Leaves Route ''-TfakiUveral dog bites, add a dash of 80 below weather, aba' some of the 120-in-the-shade variety, throw in a wpII and what have you got? Answer, hurley I'L: ioai Mrs. maircarrier Cleao W. McBride.

I McBride thU week says farewell few. Mail has doubled in vol- to hundreds of Burlcy householders ume the last 20 years. When 1 1 fn whnm he has brousrht letters i out we were required to morning io visit en route to New YiTH. she will be met by Terhune, who leaved for New York. They plan to set ii w-i a Christian Hmidt- of the special tour, in whiHh people are planning They first land atV' 1 Islands, then Mrs.

Catharine Walker was laid i' to rest in Declo cemetery Wednea- (Jay afternoon under direction of I McCulloch's, following funeral aerv-I; ices at 4 p. m. at the Declo West-; nunater Presbyterian church. The prayer at the mortuary was given by Rev. Martin W.

Crabb. The prelude and poetlude at the Church were played by Mau-) rine Grohosky. The funeral pro- (ram follows: Opening sentences, vocation and Lord's prayer. Old Testament lesson and Gloria Patri for the past 23 years. He Is swap- carry about 50 pounds.

I guess we i nintr his foot route for a job inside cr0n8 between a mule and I BRITT NEDRY the postoffice. a racehorse. They load us like K.n.ij. Carrier i-OfA. i.

7 No. 1 since 1931. horse," the veteran carrier went "These people have been mighty i on With a grin. i 4 4 I to mc" McBride recalled yes- McBridc said his coldest day was t2 jterday. "One onristmas 1 goi nine in 1939 wncn mi oeiuw ut-ic i hoxM of candv and severa dollars to the Holy Landed spend Easter.

The I about two month. CjA' i of the mid-east I ftf la CAMJOFTHA 'iS I sn am rnlnsr to mioa them. Nedry Into Secy of State Race Britt Nedry, secretary of the Idaho senate and director of the occupational license bureau, has entered the race for secretary of state in the Republican primaries, Aug. 10. Nedry, a former newspaper pub- -w.

i 1 I "People write more legibly to- 'I i da-''' nt wpnt on' "ftnd more 'ct 'f ters are typed than used to be. i Only letters written by some aged i I people are hard to read and they at 10 a.m. He said he recalls the hottest as 108 one time. He said he never stopped in to get warm at anybody's house; just stepped up his gait a little. Postmasters, McBride has served under include: Chas.

Oberholzscr, Bill Schlick, Henry Daven, Leonard Salmon and Tom Lambert. 9y Rev. Crabb; hymn, "In The Gar-k jlen," by Mrs, Ruth Goettsche, ae-i Oompanied by Mrs, Grohosky; New i "festament; lesson, obituary, Words i qt Comfort and hymn, "The Old Jttigged Cross," by Rev. Martin Crabb, accompanied by Mrs. Gro-; iosky.

Evergreen Chapter of the Order 4 ft Eastern Star held services at i he church, led by Worthy Matron JCdith Wright, assisted by Edwyna jpunbar, Mary Eklund, Amelia 'owers, Eunice Bates, Marwl Skin-, $er, Ruth Noble and Robert A. Miller, a Rev. Crabb gave the graveside i rayer and the Declo War Mothers hapter held shorfgraveside rites-: There Were three honorary Dall- Mary C. Povlsen Is Laid To Rest John Harris, Burlcy High teach Mr 1 7 cr, will replace McBridc at least Usher, is a veteran of World Wars 1 1 and II, belong to the American Wc'wush to thank J61 friends and neighbor, Ap" many acta of kmdna, ami lovely floral offa Uowai the death of our belovriflevelo brother. Mrs.

Dora Beniittturd, Mi -Jurd eat lie Interest. The Idaho to l8 0n ernment now is standing in the nauo, of secretary of state tlve, but if it ia enlanT10 elude the proposed temporarily. Legion, Forty and Eight and the VFW. He is a member of the Eagles, Elks, IOOF, Kiwanis and Masons (Shrine). "It has been my good fortune to McBride can retire in 13 more years, making him 36 years in all.

However, he gets retirement credit on only 30 of those years, since he worked for a time not covered by retirement regulations. McBridc has lived here since Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Cecelia Povlsen were held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Joseph Payne Memorial chapel with Mrs.

Mary D. Tillery as reader. Al Thaxton sang two solos, "My Faith in Thee" and "Hold Thou My Hand." He was accompanied by Mrs. John Rue. Interment, under the direction of ThU i iiot an aerial view but It looks sharply down on a coxy corral located about six miles from Bur-ley, The house is some fifty feet higher than the stream.

Whose place is this? (H-B Photo, Fouler Engraving) be closely associated with the leg- islative and executive departments i natural resource promote rw IftftS He ha. six sons and OI our Stale government, neury 248 i fearers: A. B. Kellogg, Jack Stev- ens, and S. B.

Richardson. The jctivt pallbearers were Dean Wil-h I jox, J. B. GocUache, Austin Walk-; ir, William Anderson and Law- ience McCall. The flowers were un-S ler the direction of the Declo La sw bi wm nmi TOrsmrnHrsmrBfln Butler.

256; Basil Trantham, George Kay, 247. m.u,nrrMi.tttir,inriinMr four daughters, including two sons (stated in Boise. "I have found the perlcnce in publicity udLI in the armed forces and one on a personnel capable and honest, ad-; per work would be of ractic "tions Osgood's Texaco Scrv. 17 Vi 18 V4 Haight Motor Sales 15 21 Wcstcott Oil Co 10 26 Bowler of the week: Orvillc Wilson, 603. mission for the LDS church.

ministering their offices in the pub- ice. Wthln INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Handicap included in totals. i 111 I Bowling Scores Paynes, was in Pleasant View cem I ctvry with services at the grave under the direction of Mrs. Tillery. The pallbearers were: Bill Bcl-, field, James W.

Smith, Perry Trout, Rulon Stoker, Lewis Freymiifcr and 368 Frank Toner. The flower bearers 367 were Mesdames James W. Smith, 365 Libby Slindee, Rulon Stoker, Perry 383 Trout, Lewis Freymiller and Miss 328 Lolita Peterson. SUN VALLEY BEER 108 116 144 MAJOR LEAGUE THRIFTWAY DRUG dies Aid and carried by Mrs. J.

M. ltelton, Janet Simplot, Marjorie fhockey, Marjorie Moffett, Viola fchrenk, Annabelle Bagby, Ida Anderson, Mary Leonard, Betty Walk-r, Betty McCall, Mrs. A. B. Kul-fgg, Mrs.

A. B. Richardson and lira. Merle Clayvillc. Ball Mcssingcr A.Mortr-nson Z.Mortenson Harkness 135 120 112 117 123 12S 123 140 120 104 114 110 133 150 190 145 175 159 125 148 144 224 Vaughn Larsen Martin Sam Sr.

Fillmore 195 159 132 145 204 487 434 470 434 603 lor ei IWX Tithe lTi 'VV V'ir, i LDV ELKS NO. 1 COON'S GLADS 106 142 179 139 187 146 Coon 682 708 706 2096 1 McCASLIN LUMBER CO. Paul Students 820 2509 Hold David Rites 862 827 PILOTS CLUB 184 134 427 452 i 340! 370 271 Patten 124 118 98 I Bill Matthews Huizingn Compete In 404 Speech Contest 426 Peterson 152 109 118 Sutton 89 88 94 117 174 112 134 128 115 166 138 112 141 127 122 154 180 198 156 172 181 169 164 474 519 510 507 565 Sp'rague Anderson Barrus Rich Kay On Wednesday Funeral services for Mrs. Ida jMartindsle David were hcld.Wcd- 191 181 197 207 156 148 141 194 467 927 941 952 2820 BROWN'S BEANS 823 910 842 2575 PRICES DRIVE IN PAUL Students who entered the declamation contest in Rupert, Saturday, March 13, were: Kay Mer-rell, memorized oratory; Charlotte Troiber, original essay; Darlene Platts, extemporaneous speaking; Carol Klauser, panel discussion; Ray Sproier, radio speaking, and Jack Duff, radio drama. at 2 p.

at the Burlcy Jardon 1B2 166 bird Ward church With Bishop Throckmorton 78 98 Robert Ramsey officiating. The Broadhead 155 124 prayer at the mortuary was given Kerbs 138 95 by Arthur Tilley. i Anderson 108 126 159 99 147 97 141 487 275: 426 330 375 703 710 819 2232 DARRELL SEDAMS Patten 114 122 116 352 Morton 104 95 116 315 Johnson 119 95 100 314 Belliston 85 78 89 252 Roberts 169 127 135 421 G.Price Cap S.Priw: 187 156 149 189 177 145 143 161 148 150 175 174 172 160 184 507 463 482 497 511 934 2766 Joe Meacham 932 900 THE MODE 148 105 385 730 666 705 2101 BURLEY BEVERAGE 747 858 865 2470 The prelude and postludv at the church were played by Mrs. Fern I McBride. Rose Hlgley sang "That I Vonderful Mother of Mine," ac- Gtllosple companled by Mrs.

McBride; pray- BcL'1' 1 er was offored by Albert Harper, Oa0od Sidm-y A. Larsen gave the obituary Winks nd few remarks. Ruth Helnrich Howsrth (nd Karen Gee sang "Beyond the i 397 431 i King 129 149 434 813 713 "718 2244 MALTA MERCHANTS CRAVEN TRANSFER Kit ion 132 109 169 147 138 152 135 130 126 136 127 120 180 iyo 104 106 444 Georges 175 195 152 Nvlson Larson Fairchild Leavitt Brooks Yasaitis 532 Ward 425 Boshop uarner 202 182 145 970 2879 I Schab 185 192 157 ALL THE NEW FABRICS AND COLORS Lots of exciting news in sportswear this Spring and it's all here! New lighter-weight constructions, new texture interest, new colors. Come on in! 966 943 Sunset," accompanied' by Fern BARNEY'S BULLSHIPPERS Craven 157 Wake Williams 772 829 760 2361 GRANDVIEW GROCERY 940 908 844 2695 Team Hunter Vollnu-r Watson Manning Matthews U6 90 103 156 110 118 120 117 137 163 140 118 99 145 98 374 328 319 438 371 756 696 730 2182 Game Josephine Payne Thomas Underwood Miller Jolley Craven Transfer 30 14 Bowling Center 27 17 Prices Drive In 25 18 High Single Leavitt, 200. 100 114 117 331 140 120 106 366 120 440 99 359 142 119 126 387 150 142 120 412 Remarks wera made by Bishop Varl Cnealey; duet "One Fleeting Hour" by Raeola Crane and Muriel Wllkerson, accompanied by Fern McBride; prayer, Cart Helner.

Interment, under the direction of McCulloch's, was in the Peasant View cemetery with Lewis W. Drake giving the graveside prayer. 889 969 914 2772 V. Howarth, 180. D.

Jardon, 487. High Gume: High Series: High 3-Gamc Series: Josephine Leavitt, 532. High Team Single Game: Burley Beverage, 782. High Team 3-Game Series: Burley Beverage, 2220. STANDINGS iThriftway Drug 25 19 I Sheridan Beer 24 20 1 Pilots Club 18 26 Hanzel Motor Co.

17' 26 Westcott Oil 9 35 High Team, 3-Games: Thriftway High Team Game Scratch The Mode, 695. High Team Svrics Scratch: The 753 736 669 2158 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS E-stes 100 129 149 378 Banner 147 102 103 352 Woodworth 123 158 133 414 Chugg 115 112 108 335 115 112 108 335 Drug, 2872; Hanzcl Motor 2849; Pilots Club. 2801 99 116 93 308 McCaslin Lumber Co. The casket attendants were Ivan ftlchins. Warren Ferrin, Carl Tad- 'Uk, William Dayley, Marvin Hein-! (Ich and Harold 'f The flowers were under the di-' rocUoa of the Third Ward Relief 1 Society and carried by Alta Larsen, turline Helner, Ethel Tilley, Luclna i Ramsey, and granddaughters Anita fichlns, Ila Fvrrin, Bessie Rtchlns.

Mode, 205. The Mode 28 Brown Bean Co. 21 Coon's Glads 20 Barney's Bullshippcrs 19 18 High Individual 3-Games: Dl-nzel i Anderson 23 Lee, 659; Cliff Laub, 639; Mel An- 29 15 27 17 26 18 25 15 1 King's Construction 688 721 690 2099 Burley Beverage KING'S CONSTRUCTION Sun Valley Beer 24 i derson, 627. 25 High, Team Game: Pilots Club. 1 nomas 188 114 109 4U Grandview firnnnrv o-iXL 998; Thriftwav Druir.

flf)2- Kmvlii.o- di.u: 1 118 164 102 384 Merle Norman Cosmetic 18 138 97 136 371 Malta Merchant. 1 nuuiyins m- Bolliston Vera! and MuUnda Martindale, 1 CXMMKKCIAL LEAGUE March 11, 1954 nign, inaiviaual Uame: L. 1 Huntpr 145 141 154 440 Darrell Sedams 12'i: i wy Womack, Ula Ko-h. Team Riding's Jewelers Mm. Earl Hansen ia spending this Western Metal Carnival Of COATS You'll like thin switch to the "li(fht and easy" for cool comfort as the weather iteta warmer.

We have all the Hinart new fabrics and color. 22.50-45.00 ek In Rexburg with her daugh- i Roberts Imp. Co. -er. Sherry, student at Ricks col- Overland Inn fge, who has been ill.

1 The Tavern DRESSES SPECIAL SALE and 1 I SKIRTS mm 0 BARBARA GOULD 0 Spring Dresses 6.95 9.95 Rayons Nylons Cottons Juniors 1- Misses Womens Dozens of Beautiful Styles Others from $10.95 to $24.95 Cotton Skirts 3.98 a 5.95 Sail Cloth Twistalene Embossed Cotton Glazed Chambray too Ol your thin-look at MM Mvingi and don't g- day without thai ndarfully affactivt mm SLACKS Multiply the variety of your wwdrobe with several pairs of new slack to mix or match with your favorite arbara Could complexkM) aldtl Al thai low prkM, Wt wb to gt th lorg iiiti immo THM ONIT poris coats. Gabardines flannels, liRht weiKht ntr sleds, miniHc-fibre blends; 7.95-19.95 for dry Ml I VUUL step into spring with or normal skin: 1 pi SPECIAL CLEANSING CREAM nisuow SKIN FRESHENER nuns, now SI. for oily skin: POMPON COLD CREAM ric. S2. now only ASTRINGENT LOTION jus, now only Choose from many new Blyles all up-to-the season in fashion, up to our quality standard! want sim or attAMs (RIO.

$1.50) NOW Srfr New linht colon in all Flannels 12-' THRIFTWAY DRUG STORE BLR LEY'S NO. 1 DRUG STORE 1201 Overland Phone 1.