The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20
Richey
HeIen Hanson

According to a report receive,
by Capt. Frank N. Scbiff 49,
mander of flight d 9418th sir -
serve squadron, Capt. HaroIr
Goulding of Richey, a member -
the local flight, has been promo4-
ed to major in the air force re-
serve. Maj. Goulding, Ricbe,
theatre owner, served as q 49,;
gator IN the air force d1,r;az
World War II and upon his res
lease from active duty in Decano
Der 1916, he entered the air foroo
reserve, according to the On
nouncement. He served ovareaa.
in the European theatre. He beJ
Il combat missions to his crod;4
as a navigator on a BIZ. He
was awarded the air medal wifi
oak leaf clusters. He is the CO..
Of MI. and Mrs. Geo. r.. Could
ing of Richey.
The October Onward uou
Project club all day meetine urae
held at the home of Ms vas
Ziegler with Mrs. VIM. Zein os
co-hosteSS with Mrs. Zieele,.
There were nine members and
six visitors present who eniovad
a pot luck dinner at noon.
Mrs. Lewis Veverka nras;dol
at the business sessions NJ
members demonstrated shanins
buns in various ways. A Ieseo6
on clothes pressing was given hv
Mrs. VIM. Zein and Mrs Ear1
ClingingSmith demonstrated msL
ing roses for cake decorations 49,
also decorated a cake. Mrs Wi
liam Blue gave her report on her
program plans for the coming
year. The club voted TO haye
their meeting date put on fbe
community Birthday Club c~alen~
dar sponsored by the band motb
ers. The November meeting LII
he held in the Lewis Veverka
home at which time the COUNTY
home demonstration agent. Mrs
Hazel Herman will give a lesson
on color in the home.
Mrs. Douglas Roberts spent the
week end with her husband a.
Killdeer, N. D.
The regular meeting IF +be
Methodist WSCS was held -
the church parlors Thursday Of
ternoon with the president Mrs
Ira zurof presiding. The program
on Indian Americans was in
charge Of Mrs. Lyle Morey. Each
department secretary gave an ou+-
line of the duties of their resnec-
i've offices. Plans were made 10
'%edecorate the church narIorS
for the afternoon were
Mrs. Lloyd Eggum, Mrs. Rudolph
linSchied, Mrs. George Boles and
Mrs. Alfred Unruh.
The October meeting of the
American Legion auxiliary was
leld Friday afternoon in fhe
lloyd Durfey home with Presi-
-ent Mrs. Verne Stoker PRESIDING
l the business session. Twenty
MEMBERS and two visitors answer
q roll call with a safety hint
llss Lorna Rae Sampson gave
er delegates report on Girls
tate. A report on war orphans
,aS given by Mrs. William Zein
reading of the Constitution
bylaws was given by Mrs.
= =. Williams. The program
ooks were distributed. The dis
lct president, Mrs. Louise Sher-
an OF Wibaux, was unable to
lena TINS meeting as scheduled
scause OF illness. Hostesses for
e afternoon besides Mrs. Durfev
ere Mrs. Ira Zuroff and Mrs.
c. Williams.
Supt. and Mrs. Donald Blair en-
ftalned at a dinner party Sunday
enlng for the faculty of Richev
aool and their families at the
ar home. After dinner the eve
ag was enjoyed playing eDic-
mary Please"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blue. the
". and Mrs. H. C. Mecklen-
re- and Mrs. Fred Callison gave
elr reports of their attendance
the Methodist sub-district
1etlng at Glendive Friday. These
ports were given after the regu-
church services at the Metho-
! church Sunday. The church
mop Phillips and district super
endent from Colorado, Utah
] Wyoming attended this dis
meeting.
YRS. Joe Ziegler entertained at
o'clock luncheon honoring
S. George Porter Wednesday.