i v 11 o . v v.1111 cl u jnunu, iuu nacuu \ i v i l , uc iv.iv i vj / ,MT. HOREB (Special) —Mrs. Lawrence Swiggum, 77, died Friday, Aug. 9, in a Verona nursing home after a long illness.She was the former Nellie Grimstad and was married in 1927 to Lawrence Swiggum. Mrs. Swiggum was a member of Perry Lutheran Church and its Aid Society.Surviving are her husband; two sisters, Mrs. Herbert Christianson, Wausau, and Mrs. Theodore Rollef-son, Northwood, la.Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 12, in Perry Church.Friends may call at theGesme - Ellestad Funeral Home after 3 p.m. tomorrow.white. Mike Dunwiddie of Juda had a pink ribbon.Tim Sommers ewe lamb won a blue ribbon in Suffolk competition. Larry Sommers won a blue with his yearling ewe, Tom Sommers, red, and George Figi, pink.In aged ewe judging, Keith Haldiman had a third and Mike Dunwdddie, a red.Larry and Tim Sommers took second on yearling ewe lambs in Suffolk specials. They also had a fourth on ewe lamb and ram lamb.In beef competition, Karen Witt had a fifth place on a Hereford summer yearling steer. Benjamin Rush of Monroe has a sixth on a summer yearling shorthorn heifer.Mary Sulzer, Monroe, had ninth place with her junior yearling shorthorn steer.Debbie W’illiams, Monroe won 13th place on a summerQ r\ vi rv r*n c t A A T'in very filmy printed chif-fen cr clinging satin, worn over nothing but a birthday suit.The Clark-Pollock team says it’s bored with hemline controversy. They show most of their dresses a few inches below the knee, ‘‘but length is immaterial, and we’ll hem them up if customers like.”EVANSTON, 111. UP)—This city which contains the headquarters of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union is going to stay dry. The City Council killed aproposal that the sale of liquor be permitted.Jack Siegal, city attorney, said the public workscommittee, which handled the proposal, felt most of the citizens were againstthe idea.Evanston, a communityof 82,000, has been dry under local option.The city adjoins ther\ri In r*n pHdP of C^hlCclEO.