The Sidney herald., 1955-05-26
Lambert
By Mrs. Grant Burgess

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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams
left on Wednesday of last week
for Belgrade, Montana where they
were over night guests at the Rob-
ert Buck home. From there with
the Bucks they drove to Helena
to attend the annual stock growers
convention which was held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams returned
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Becker of Sidney stayed with the
Williams children during their
parents absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts
were Sunday dinner guests of
the Don Petriks.
Baccalaureate services were
held at the gymnasium Sunday
evening with Rev. Borchardt of
the Sidney Christian and Mission
airy Alliance church as guest
speaker for the evening. Rev.
Borchardt chose as his theme.
what Will be the Contents of
Your Life's Book, and in a stir
ring message asked the members
Of the senior class and the eighth
grade graduating class as well as
the audience to examine their
books Of life. Special music for the
evening consisted of two num-
berS by the girls chorus, "Day is
Dying in the West" and Serve
the Lord in Youth, an instru- !
mental arrangement Coward
Christian Soldiers" by David
Heath and Adele Roberts with a
saxophone and clarinet; whisper
ing Hope by the boys chorus and
Beautiful Saviour, another in
Strumental arrangement of cor
nets and trombones by Resale
Luidahl, Ronald Pust, DeAnn
Moe, Morris and Robert Petrik.
The invocation and benediction
were given by Rev. Leo Berreth
OF the Christian and Missionary
Alliance church in Lambert. The
seniors and eighth grade marched
in as Mrs. Heath played the pre-
Jude at the piano.
Mrs. Pershing Carter, Mrs. Bill
Rehbein and Mrs. George Howell
attended the Richland County
Health Council meeting which
was held at the Grandview school
house on Thursday evening of
last week.
Mrs. Paul Heringer and Mrs.
Edward Alarcon, Jack Heringer.
Donald Hill and Sam Scammon
drove to Sidney Monday evening
to attend a program of special mu-
SIC at the Assembly of God church.
Don Lyon and Orville Shar-
bono plan on entering their stock
a IN the races being held at
GlendIve this week end.
Miss Alvina Lentzner is spend-
ing a few days visiting in Lambert
and IS a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erick Pust.
A film ITO Each In His Own
Tongue" was shown Wednesday
evening at the local Christian and
Missionary Alliance church. The
film was about translation work
OF the Wycliff Bible translators.
among Navajo Indians in Oklaho-
ma, giving the Indians the Bible
IN their own language.
Rev. Berreth, Ellis Deckert and
John Bolstad worked at the Bible
camp this week.
Captain Thornton and family.
who are here visiting at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Minnie Thorn
ton, were Monday evening dinner
guests at the Kenneth Thornton
home.
The Juniors of the Lambert f.
entertained the seniors at the
annual banquet at the gymnasium
Thursday evening of last week.
The theme of the program was
Build for Character-Not for
Fame" A toast to the seniors was
given by Miss Phylles Mullin who
S the president Of the Junior
class. A response with the sViews
the Seniors was given by Mar
I'm (Bud) Lake, president of the
senior class. James Thomas
gave the senior class history to
late. Miss Louise Gunderson then
entertained the group with an
accordion solo. Mrs. Katheryne .