The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Richey
By Helen Hanson

Will NC represented at
the famed National Music Camp
at lnterlochen, Michigan, this
summer by Miss Deanna Jar
muth, a senior in Richey High
School. Deanna is planning to spe-
clallze IN voice and piano at the
camp this summer. The National
MUSIC Camp was established at
lnterlochen in 1923 to provide
specialized advanced instruction
foraunuSually talented young mu-
slclans, and has expanded its pro-
gram to include actors, artists and
dancers. The camp, which runs
from June 26 through August %.
boasts six symphony orchestras,
three symphony bands, eight Choir
al organizations, and numerous
other activities which provides
training and experience in music,
art, speech and dance. A complete
recreation program, with instruc-
ton In land and water sports, pro-
VldeS IN ideal balance between
work and play for the campers.
About 100 students will attend
the National Music Camps regu-
lar season where a staff of spe-
cialists will guide and train them
In their respective arts activities.
Some $50 public performances and
radio broadcaSts will be presented
by the students during the eight
week season. Miss Jarmuth is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Jarmuth of Richey.
The Masons of Tyre Lodge No.
1876 and the Stars of Maud Mar
shall Chapter No. 102 gave a party
Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Ritter who have moved to
the Skaar community, and for
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Libby
who are leaving soon for Califor-
MIA. The party was given at the
IOOF hall. The diversion of the
evening was whist and "Diction-
airy Please. High scorers in whist
were Mrs. Herb Johnson and Walt
Petersen. Mrs. Donald Blair and
Roland Grundmeyer were low.
The Ritters were presented with
a gift from the organizations, by
George Boles and the Libbys were
presented a gift by Mrs. George
Porter in behalf of the organiza-
tons. The recipients responded
very graciously. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
party.
A no-host dinner was given on
Wednesday evening in honor of
MI. and Mrs. Walter Petersen who
were visiting here from Billings
and for Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Libby who are leaving soon. After
dinner the remainder of the eve
ming was spent in playing whist.
High prizes were awarded to Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Libby; Mrs.
Walter Petersen and Mrs. George
Porter tied for low prize, Mrs.
Petersen winning by the draw.
The mems low prize was received
by George Boles. Guest prizes
were given to the honored couples.
The group met in the home Of
Mrs. c. A. Johnson.
The Past Matrons of Maud Mar
shall Chapter No. 102 OES, were
entertained at a one o'clock lun-
cheon at the F. P. Blair home
Thursday, June 2. There were Is
past matrons present. Mrs. Walter
Petersen of Billings and Mrs. L.
Setback of Fairview were guest
out of town past matrons. Hostess
es for the occasion were Mrs.
Frank Blair, Mrs. Leon Cummings
and Mrs. Raymond Libby. After
the luncheon, four tables of bridge
were in play with the high award
going to Mrs. George Porter; End
to Mrs. Walter Petersen and low
to Mrs. George Boles. The winner
of the draw prize was Mrs. Fay
Butterfield. A Past Matron's club
was also organized at this time
with Mrs. George Porter as tenn
porary chairman. The officers
elected were, president, Mrs.
Verne Stoker; vice president, Mrs.
Roland Grundmeyer; secretary
treasurer. Mrs. George Boles. 1t
was decided that the meetings
should be held at 1870 on the first
Wednesday of each month for
dessert and a social afternoon. The
dues are 81 per year. This group
will be an auxiliary to the local
cban+er ready to help in any way
it may be needed.
A/3c Leslie Sampson of Kess-
Ter AFB, Mississippi and A/3c
Gene Gano from Phoenix, Arizona
departed for their new station al
Great Falls ALB Monday after
spending a ten-day leave with
Leslie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Sampson in Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Milne and
their son Bob from Malta were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zieg-
Ter Monday. Bob had recently been
discharged from the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter
and Lynnette and Mark, Dennis
Olson and Benton Sebastian lefI
by a Saturday morning for Sa-
lima, Kas., where MI. Olson vii
drive back a a for the First State
Bank. Sebastian will go on to his
home in Oklahoma and the Car
penters will go to Laramie, Wyo.
to visit his brother Clifford Car
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