The Sidney herald., 1955-02-17

berS were accompanied by MIS-.
Vernon Scheer at the piano. A
talk on Founders Day was given
by Mrs. Ralph GRADER. A film,
pilgrimage to the United Nations,
was shown and Mrs. Harold Berry
announced the essay contest on
the subject, United Nations, to
be sponsored by the Odd Eel
low and Rebekah Lodges in which
all sophomore and juniors within
the age of Is and II r eligible
to enter. The winner will be
awarded a trip to the UN head
quarters in New York. Lunch was
served at the close of the meet
ing by the hostesses, Mrs. Sam
Lee, Mrs. Marvin Eggum and
Mrs. Jane Stevenson.
The Lower Pleasant Valley
school children and their teacher
were guests at a Valentine party
given by the pupils of the South
Valley schools and their teachers,
Mrs. Verne Stoker and Mrs. Essie
K~ampschror Friday afternoon.
Games were played, valentines
distributed and a lunch was serv-
ed. The Lower Pleasant Valley
group was transported to the par
ty by Mrs. Tom Whitmer.
Tuesday evening the Richey-
Lambert Lutheran Parish broth
erhood held their February meet
ing at the church at which the
Rev. Fritz Lokensgard of Glendive
spoke on military chaplaincy.
Having been a navy chaplain in
World War II he showed colored
slides which he took on his last
summers training cruise to
Tokyo. He is still in the active
reserve.
The Richey high school and
faculty we're entertained at a Val
entine party Friday evening al
the high school. The hosts were
the sophomores and Mrs. Sam
Ritter and Miss Helen Ball. A
large valentine box in the shape
of a heart held the many valen-
tines which were distributed later
in the evening. Games were en-
joyed and barbecued sandwiches
and ice cream and pop was serv-
ed. 1t was reported that this party
was one of the incest parties that
has been given in the school.
The Richey grade school cele-
brated st. Valentines day with
parties in the respective rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ritter en-
tertained at Sunday dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Durfey and chill.
dren and Mrs. CLAUS Hagen.
Mrs. Leon Cummings who spen.
several days in Sidney for a medi
cal check up, returned home Wed.
nesday.
Miss Dorothy Hoffman who ha
been a student at st. Paul Biblt
Institute was called home las
week by the serious illness anC
death of her father. She will re.
main at home with her mother TO,
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson was enter.
tanned at Sunday dinner in thu
home of Mrs. Chas. A. Johnson
Mrs. Paul Jones entertained a
a birthday dinner for her daugh
ter, Miss Margaret's 7th birthda.
Friday evening.
Little Lynda Richey celebrate,
her 9Th birthday Friday ~afternoo.
with a party at her home. A grou
of her girl friends were presen
to help her celebrate. Lynda
mother, Mrs. Lynn Richey serv
ed refreshments.
The American Legion Auxiliar
held their monthly meeting Fri
day afternoon in the Jim Rails
home with 20 members and tire
visitors present. Roll call wa
answered with a Valentine verse
Mrs. Ralph Criger presided at th
business session. The March c
Dimes chairman, Mrs. .Wilbu
Gibson, reported on the driv
which netted $317.33 for thi
community. Plans were made fc
the Annual Amateur Program I
be held March 20. Entries on th
program may be sent to Mrs. Wi
bur Gibson or Mrs. Ira Zuroff an
must be handed in or sent b
March 10. Mrs. E. NJ. Walker rea
a letter from the district presi
dent, Mrs. John Andolshek frol
Baker, thanking the local unit fc
their outstanding work during th