The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Richev
BY Helen Henson

III
0. E. S. met Monday night whe,
Deputy Worthy Grand Ma+ro-
Thelma Leonard of Chinook mad
her official visit.
A banquet was given in he
honor in the Methodist cb,,rcl
dining room served by the Ia
dies of the Past Matrons c1ub
The blessing was asked by Ro,
Richey. Deanna Jarmuth favorec
the guests with piano selections
After the banquet the guests re.
tired to the IOOF hall where
ritualistic work was exemnlifiaC
for the inspection of the Denl1tI
Grand Worthy Matron. WORTHY
Matron Sybil Eggum and Wortby
Patron George Boles presided al
the meeting. Two candidates were
received into the order.
d. G. w. NJ. Tnelma Leonard
was introduced and seated in the
East. Mabel Blair was introduced
as Grand Representative of Rich
ey to Nevada. The Grand Com
mitteemen presented we're Arnold
Beusen and Katherine Keyes. both
Of Glendive, Mabel Terpe of
Wolf Point and George BoIes of
Richey.
The address given by the Depu-
ty Worthy Grand Matron was
very inspiring. She compIimented
the chapter on their nice work
and thanked the chapter for the
gift presented to her by Associ-
ate Matron Lille Jarmuth. and
also for a lovely mink corsage
made by Past Matron, Mabel
Johnson. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meet
ing.
Reporter of Maud Marshall
Chapter - 10 Whitmer.
What is Liturgy?" was the
name Of the skit put on by the
Rev. M. A. Schmidt and four
Luther Leaguers, Wanda Gibson.
JEANNE Jensen, Mona and Arvin
Eggum when they met in regu-
lar session on Thursday evening
at the church. After the program
a social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Ray Sampson, Luther League
councillor.
Len Grotnes and his mother.
Mrs. Elenas Grotnes and her sis
ter, Mrs. Title Shoberg, all left
Wednesday morning for their
home at Detroit Lakes, Mimi.
after a six day visit with relatives
in Richey. On Tuesday evening
the Minnesota guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Scheer and Helen
Hanson were dinner guests at
The Wilbur Gibson home.
George Garfield returned We'd
lesday from Great Falls area.
he had been on a hunt
ng trip. He was accompanied
nome by his father, w. B. Can
ield who will visit at the Can
ield = Gillespie Ranch for a few
lays.
Mrs. Fred Callison and Mrs.
sam Lee we're h~ostesses at a
birthday party complementing
Yrs. George GoUlding Thursday !
..fternOOn at the Callison home.
About "A friends were present
nd the time was spent socially. {
Yrs. Goulding's birthday cake ,
vas baked by Margaret Lee and
vas served with ice cream and
/.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Walker
nd three children of Billings
anne Saturday for a few days y
isit with Mrs. Walkers parents, /
lr. and Mrs. E. H. Walker and
Their relatives. /,
Dawn Theta Rho Girls Club a
10. 40 met when Mrs. Edith
.ymons of Butte made her Of =
.cial visit to the club Tuesday i
vening at the IOOF hall. There n
-ere p girls and their advisory I
fficer Mrs. Harold Berry, pres c
at. There were also nine mem I
ers from the Bitter Root Lodge ,
resent as guests. A banquet was S
rived preceding the business
at which time the Glee
ub sang Faith, Hope and Char
y" Mary Helen Eggebrecht
ave her report on her three week
nited Nations Pilgrimage in
lly and pictures yer shown by n
narles Miller of this trip. After
-e banquet a special meeting
as held with the president Syl-
a Zuroff presiding. After the
elcome to their guest Mrs.
18th SylOns, three new members
ere initiated into the club,
lmely, Bonnie MUIR, Sharon
)bdell and La Vonn Sampson. U,
he club was presented with a
roll for a 5 gain in member
ip by the visiting officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grow of
I'D and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lee p,
Billings were visitors in the
srne Stoker home Saturday af-
moon.
and Mrs. Harold Eyre and
nily from Billings were Richey
iitors over the week end.
The Fifth Annual Harvest
of the American Luther
church will be held in Richey
The Rev. Orval Schmidt TIC
Minneapolis, Mimi, Steward
ID Councillor of Evangelical
theran church, will be guest
eaker at the II o'clock services
d viii speak informally at the ]