The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

CoOy TO Mr..
ana Mrs. James White of Nanlec
Idaho.
Lynne Lavonne is the sixth daugh-
ter and the eighth child of fba
whites. We remember the Whites
IlVed north of Richey for MANY
years. Mrs. White is the former
Gladys Abbott.
The Tuesday evening Rridoo
club was entertained at the Edo9r
Whltmer home with three tabIec
IN play. High award went to Mrs,
George Boles, and second high To
hrs. Chas. A. Johnson, and low
was received by Mrs. A. E. Nelson
Mrs. Ole Jensen received the trav~
enng prize. Lunch was served bv
Mrs. Edgar Whitmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Larsen of
the Andes community have a babv
daughter, Kathie Susie, born NAV
D at the Sidney Memorial hospitai
Mrs. Wayne Reed and daugh-
ter Mango of Melville, Montana
arrived here Friday for a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Deckert and other rel
ativeS.
Mothers Day guests at the Fred
Deckert home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellles Deckert and family from
Lambert; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Deckert and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Fay and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Herb Damn and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Parten all
OF Sidney, MI. and Mrs. Raymond
Senner and son of Bloomfield and
and Mrs. Chas. Keeland and
of Richey.
MI. and Mrs. Pete Vine of Glen
dive were Mothers Day guests of
Mrs. Vines mother, Mrs. Chris
Treftz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
OF Spokane, Wn., were overnight
guests of the formers uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Boles
Friday and Saturday, and the
Boles' and their guests were en-
tertained at dinner in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick White
man and family. The Reynolds
left Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yeo had as
Mothers Day guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scheer, Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Scheer and children and Mrs.
p. GRADER.
The Rev. M. A. Schmidt led BIZ
Die study on Luke, chapters 6. 7
and 8 at the regular meeting of
he Lutheran Ladies' Aid held
Thursday afternoon. Delegates re-
)orts on the Circuit Workers Con-
erence at Fairview were given by
Mrs. Vernon Culver and Mrs. VIM.
\. Miller. Mission lunch was serv-
ID by Mrs. August Scheer.
Mrs. Art Radcliffe and her 5th
nd 9th grade pupils entertained
It a Mothers Tea for the mothers
nd the teachers on Thursday af-
ernoon. Refreshments were serv-
d.
The teachers, Mrs. Essie Kamp-
chror and Mrs. Verne Stoker and
heir pupils held a mothers tea
nd open house at the South
school Friday afternoon
nth a good attendance. The work
t the year was on display in both
ulldingS. Tea was served from a
eautifully decorated table. CEN
cred with a bouquet of sweet peas
nd carnations. Betty Unruh and
HoStetler poured.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gillespie
eturned Saturday from their four
lonth vacation trip to California.
hey visited Mrs. Esther Miller
enefield and family at Ripley,
alif., the Matt Dworshaks at
akland and also friends at Long
each and Phoenix, Ariz. At Ro-
an, Mont, they visited the Tony
family. The G~illespies
opped for three days at Billings
lroute home where they went
rough the clinic for a physical
leck-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Olson are
proud parents of a baby son,
)rn at five o'clock Sunday after
BON at the Trinity hospital at
off Point. The Olsons have a
lughter three years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. William GRADER
Id son Erwin of Glendive and
rs. Graders sister, Mrs. Martha
'avin of Snohomish were Sun
" dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
m Holzworth and family and
ncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
enry Yeo.
The seniors of the Richey high
nool and their chaperon, Harris
son returned Sunday morning
their three day sneak to
and other points.
The Young Adult Choral club of
2 Methodist church consisting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston,
:. and Mrs. Stanley Waters, Mr..
d Mrs. Lloyd Eggum, Mr.. and
s. Keith Waters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richey, called at the
as. Miller home Sunday to sing
Mrs. Miller. They sang,
here He Leads I'll Follow,
/ "Jerico Road" Mrs. Keith
lterS was at the piano.
Mrs. Frank HILBERT of Hensel,
D., Mrs. Eva Albrecht of Wales,
D., and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
0recht of Alsen, N. D., came
.dnesday to attend the funeral
Mrs. Anna Senner which was
d from the Bethlehem Men