The Sidney herald., 1955-09-22
H SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. Sept. %. 1855

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accompanied by Mrs. Lille Nevins
left early Friday morning for
Saint Paul, Minnesota to attend
the wedding of a niece. They plan
ned on being home Wednesday
of this week.
Miss Bonita Holte has returned
to her home and is attending
school in Lambert again.
Tom Lindvig was taken i'll Sun
day and was taken to the Sidney
hospital where his condition is
not too serious at this writing.
Mrs. Lndvig is on the road to re-
covery but will remain in the hos
pital for a time yet to regain her
strength.
Donald Ligon and Perry Partin
are the owners of new cars this
past week. Donald is driving a
Dodge and Perry a Plymouth.
Donald had the misfortune of
smashing his car Saturday night
on the Sidney-Culbertson high
way when he struck a parked
car. Nobody was injured in the
accident.
Alvin Burgess and Mrs. Thea
Poison were Sunday dinner guests
at the Lowell Qualley home in
honor of Bruce's birthday which
was Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Mccarthy
and family of Sidney were Sunday
dinner guests at the Don Petrik
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Casper are
moving into the Mrs. Thea Poison
home on the east side of town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Mathison
of Glasgow visited in Lambert
and Sidney this week end. They
spent most of their time at the
hospital with MI. Mathison's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lind
Wig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Kohlman
and children, Ronnie and Loretta
returned to their home in Havre
Sunday after spending two weeks
visiting here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Edward Alarcon assisted
at the Crippled Children's clinic
at Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rogers and
children, Miss Gladys Hill and
Sam Scammon were Sunday din
ner guests at the Erick Pust home.
The high school classes have
elected officers as follows: Seniors
President, David Heath, vice
president, Guy Eddy; secretary
treasurer, Resale Luidahl. Juniors
- President, Louise Gunderson;
vice president, Leonard Hill.
Sophomores - President, Jerry
Williams; vice = president, Ronald
Pust; secretary, Adele Roberts;
treasurer, Jimmy Burton. AS yet
the freshmen have not elected
officers.
Thursday marked the opening
of the freshmen initiation with
the candidates appearing with
clothes worn inside out, barefoot
ed and with food coloring on their
face, hands, hair and feet. Friday,
the "L" was white-waShed as is
the annual procedure. On Friday
an assembly was called and the
freshmen performed for the stu
dent body. Activities were climax
ed with a party in the gym Fri
day evening.
Selection of the cast for the
senior class play, "Me and My
Shadow has been announced by
Sam Scammon, director. Included
in the cast are Larry Williams,
Joan Heiser, Bonnie Holte, Phyl-
lis Mullen, Dolores Dotson, Rosa
lie Luidahl, Wayne Nevins, Guy
Eddy, and David Heath. The play,
a myStery-comedy, is scheduled
to be presented October IA.
Cheerleaders for the coming
year, elected by the student body,
are Phyllis Mullin, Joan Heiser,
and Marcia Bell.
Tentative date for the annual
school carnival is October %.
Charley and Robert Rehbein,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Rehbein, are spending the week at
the Alfred Rehbein home. Margar-
ct is at the Pershing Carter home
so that Mrs. Rehbein can be at
the bedside of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Lindvig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sandburg
and Lila were Sunday dinner
at the Pershing Carter
home. In the afternoon Mrs. Car
ter and Mrs. Sandburg drove to