The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Richey
BY Helen Hanson

: week end guests in the home O
. the latter'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
= Vernon Culver.
Easter day dinner guests in the
(. Vernon Culver home besides
their houseguestS, Mr.. and Mrs
jim Nelson and daughter Beth and
JIm's father, all of C-ooperstown,
n. D., and Russell Culver and
Virginia Brayton of Baker were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Coutts and
William Steffen of Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nelson and
daughter and Mr.. Nelson's father
left Monday for their home in
Cooperstown, N. d.. Mrs. Nelson
and daughter have been visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Culver the past week. Her
husband and father-in-law came
Friday.
Mrs. W. E. Gillespie, Richey
president of American Legion
auxiliary wrote from Long Beach.
California that she was on the
Knott Berry Farm program March
10th. Both Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gillespie were guests at the Long
Beach American Legion Auxiliary
"Jitney Dinner. They were guests
OF the auxiliary president.
Mrs. Charles Miller who is con-
fined to her bed with a lingering
illness, was entertained recently
by the FL members of the first
grade rhythm band who came to
her home and played several Sc
IectlonS. Mrs. Miller who was
their teacher last fall, started this
band, but due to illness she re-
signed her teaching duties before
christmas After the entertain
ment MRS. Miller treated her
guests with easter eggs and can
dy bars.
The April meeting of the local
PTA wa held Monday evening At
the school house. The feature
which was put on by the first
grade included three acts under
the direction of Mrs. Donald Buck
Barbara Wirth, Leslie Swanson
and Orris Eggum presented a
trumpet trio. Two numbers were
rendered by the girls high school
chorus accompanied at the piano
by Miss Helen Scully. Other num-
bers on the program included a
TAX on cancer research by Mrs.
Bert Hilger of Glendive who also
showed a film; a vocal trio by
Meredith Holzworth, Kathryn
Dick and Barbara Wirth. The
Club, Education for Citi-
zenship, was led by Mrs. RosIyn
Milne. Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Edgar Whitmer, Mrs.
Bahls and Mrs. Newell
Berry.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson was hostess
the Bridge club meeting held
evening at her home. Three
.ables were in play with high 60
to Mrs. Harold Berry, second
Q Mrs. Andy Lee and low to Mrs.
has. A. Johnson. Mrs. Donald
5lalr received the travelling prize.
ArS. Lyle Morey was awarded a
pecial april Fool prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thornberg of
minneapolis came Wednesday for
few days visit with their SON.
n-law and daughter, Rev. and
lrs. Maurice Schmidt and daugh-
er Mary.
Dept. President Carlson of For
yth and Dept. Historian Ethel
aWyer of Glendive visited the
FW auxiliary Friday night. Talks
interest yer given by each
nd gifts were presented to them
. president Lois Kuester. Betty
and Joyce Baldwin were
1osen as delegates to the district
leeting at Jordan, April II, and
.1th Gibson and Edith Messenger
~alternateS. A social hour follow
the meeting, with lunch by the
'ecial hostess committee. Mrs.
uby MUIR and Mrs. Charlotte
abb entertained with a novelty
ng, and Milton Anderson of Sid
y played a few selections on
e piano.
If You Would Have Friends Be
'iendly," was the title of the
udy Club topic which was led
Mrs. Tony Unruh at the April
of the South Valley PTA
Id at the school Thursday eve
ng. The opening prayer was led
Pearce Fatzinger followed bv
Dup singing. A piano solo was
.dered by Evelyn Unruh; "a
Box" by Frank KIempel.
e business session was in charge
Mrs. Henry Schell. Plans were