The Sidney herald., 1955-09-15
Richey
Helen Hanson

The 25th annual meeting of the
Central Montana Highway associ-
alton will be held in Richey Sat
urday, Sept. II. Plans are being
made to serve 1900 to 1000 people
at the free out door barbecue al
IL o'clock following registration
at the Legion hall at 900. Over
1000 pounds of beef will be bar
becued over open pits, under the
supervision of Sam Sifer of Sid
ney. Also special entertainment is
being provided for the outdoor
meeting which opens at 1890 D.
m, with VIM. Buchholz Of Sidney
as master of ceremonies and a
welcome speech by Otis Waters,
Mayor of Richey. At 12:45 an adj
dress will be given by President
DR.. Harry McGregor, and other
distinguished visitors.
AT 2:30 p. m. the business meet
ing will open at the gym with a
musical program by the Kitchen
Kutie Band who recently returned
from a western tour.
Shows at the Drive-In Theatre
at us p. m. and at the Richey
Theatre at 500 p. m. followed by
a dance in the evening at the Lee
gion hall under the sponsorship
of the Richey firemen.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come and spend the day in Richey.
The Rally Day opening Of the
Sunday school of the American
Lutheran church for the coming
year was held Sunday with an
approximate enrolment of So pu-
pills. The teachers are: Mrs. Roslyn
Milne, Patsy Jensen, Miss Lorna
Rae Sampson, Mrs. Vance Babb.
Mrs. Floyd Durfey. Substitutes
are Mrs. Alton Olson. Mrs. Yer
non Culver, Mrs. James Christian
son and Mrs. Robert Knudson.
Bitter Root Rebekah Lodge No.
ITO met in regular session at their
first fall meeting held Thursday
evening at the IOOF hall with
Noble Grand Minnie Kuester pre-
siding. Jean Butterfield gave her
delegates report on the state as
Sembly held in Bozeman in June.
Plans were made for the District
VIEW banquet to be served by this
Lodge Sept. Is. Lunch was served
by Jean Butterfield and Mary Lu
Richey.
The Richey Schools opened
their first day of the new school
year with an enrolment of 81 in
high school and 152 in the grade
school, according to Superinten-
dent Donald Blair. The enroll
ment by classes are: Freshmen, 81;
Sophomores 16; Juniors II; Sc
niors 10. In the grades there are
IL first graders; 81 second; %
third; 20 fourth; 20 fifth; 10 sixth;
II seventh and 81 eighth graders.
The first fall business meeting
of the Women's Society of Chris
tan Service was held Thursday
afternoon at the Methodist par
sonage with the president, Mrs.
Ira Zuroff presiding. The devo-
tons, "To the End of the World"
was led by Mrs. Alton Jarmuth.
Mrs. George Porter was elect
ed delegate to represent the WSCS
at their district meeting at Glas-
Cow September 10. Mrs. VIM.
Blue was elected alternate.
Miss Beverly Jarmuth returned
home Monday from the Yellow
stone National Park where she
has finished her work as cashier
at the Lake Hotel. Miss Jarmuth
will remain home with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Jarmuth
until September %, when she
viii enroll at college at the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bitterness
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sandford OF
terness returned Thursday from
a four day stay at Billings where
they went through the clinic.
The class officers of Richey
high school were elected last
week as follows: Freshman class
president, Lynn Waters; vice-pres-
ident, Richard Miller; secretary
treasurer, Bette 10 Eggebrecht;
Student Council representative,
Wayne Salisbury. Sophomore class
president, Joan Whiteman Jr.;
vice president, Roger Janke; sec
retary-treas., Joan Eggebrecht;
Student Council representative,
Wayne Miller. Junior class -
president, James Goulding; vice
president, Roane Deckert; secre-
5ary-treasurer, Mary Lu Lee; Stu
dent Council Representative, Ed
die Berry. Senior class - presi-
lent, Ira Zuroff Jr.; vice-presi-l
lent, Mary Helen Eggebrecht; sec-
'etary-treasurer, Jackie Adkins:
Student Council representative.
Rae Sampson. Student Body
president, Tiny Garfield; vice
president, Eddie Berry, and secre-