The Sidney herald., 1955-08-04

II New Jersey, New York. Connec4i.
+. cut, New Brunswick, Nova SEQ
tia, Rhode Island, New Hampsbire
/ and Maine. 103 delegates in ali
they spent some time visitino
the Hayden Planetarium. u. NJ
building, Coney Island. Statue ~
Liberty, a Broadway show
Fraunce.s Tavern, a boat trip
I around Manhattan Island. Infer
!. national House, tour of Rockefe1-
! e. Center, YMCA and Radio
City Music Hall.
5 At the U. N. they toured tbe
: building, went to different CON
terence rooms and heard discns-
slonS and had several briefinos
about organizations Of the IT n
Ihey left New York CITY Fri
DAY through the Lincoln Tunnel
went sight seeing at Valley Force
Philadelphia, Washington, D. G.
Mount Vernon and Baltimore and
went to Gettysburg for church
services the second Sunday on
tnelr way home. In Baltimore
they stopped at the National
Sovereign Grand Lodge Office
where they toured the buildino
and saw the different decorationS
OF ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
AT Alexandria, Mimi. the Odd
FelloWs and Rebekahs held a mir
nc supper for the delegates Tbis
Is where the delegates bid one
another goodbye and planned
Ior a reunion in a year or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Deckert
OF Jordon were week end Guests
OF the Henry Deckert family
They also visited their uncle Ren ]
AIorecht in Richey enroute.
ole Jensen and Ben AIbrecb+ 4
Went to Frazer and brought back
a combine over the week end
MRS. Dennis Olson was honored
at a bridal shower at the DaIe
waters home Tuesday evening
The h~ostesses for the occasioo
were Mrs. Gerry Nicholson. Mrs
Dale Waters, Mrs. George Boesa
Mrs. VIM. Howard, Mrs. Edward
carpenter, Mrs. Robert Walker
IFS jerry Babb. Mrs. Lloyd Egg
was in charge of the Gift
able and Miss Vivian Swanson
,layed sacred songs on the piano
lurlng the tea hour. Tea was
erved from a table decorated
ylth a lace cloth and yellow ia
.erS. The nut cups were small
laStlc umbrellas and little creme
dper baskets. Mrs. Olson was
1e recipient of many nice and
SeIul gifts for which she thanked n,
group most g~raciousIy. of
Mrs. Verne Stoker and Mrs M,
r. Blair were hostesses at
lrprlSe birthday party honoring
rs. Donald Blair and Mrs. ANDY
on Wednesday afternoon At m
-e Blair home. The guests were
e members of the Bridge club. y
We tables were in play with =
gn award going to Mrs. Edgar
hltmer and low to Mrs. Art D
adeliffe. The travelling prize was
celved by Mrs. Robert Fgge-
echt. Each honoree was nre-
nted with corsages from the
stesses and also birthday cakes a
llch were served with other re- -
eshments. They were also pre-
1ted with a gift of money from
group and a birthday card
mbolizing the pot of gold at
end of the rainbow. The
use was beautifully decorated
tn garden flowers.
'ohn Thomson from San Fran
co, Calf, and Mrs. George
omson of Laurel left Wednes-
after visiting their sister and
lighter, Mrs. Frank Goulding
e. Mrs. Thomson was accom-
ned back by her granddaugh-
Janice Goulding.
1onald Miller returned from
Sidney hospital Saturday
ere he had been a patient the
I week with blood poisoning
his leg.
&c Wesley GRADER, son of
and Mrs. Ralph GRADER, and
Italian wife, Ines, arrived in
lorna July Is from Trieste.
y where he had been Stationed
the past seven and a half
rs. He was married in Sep :
Der of 1854.
lss Marge Gibbon of Burbank
tornia was a visitor at the
rye Gillespie home last week .
Isltors at the Gillespie and {
field ranch Sunday were Mr. ;
Mrs. Marvin Brookman and
daughters of Scobey.
ecent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Waters were MI. and Mrs
Argent Of Steel, N. d.
RS. Gerty Nicholson left
,sday afternoon for SAWYER
J., being called by the death
er great granddaughter who
months old.
:. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
e to Baker Thursday after
where they were overnight
IS OF their son and daughter
w, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
er. Friday the two Culver
leS went on to Spencer. Iowa
tend a reunion of the Culver
y.
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