The Sidney herald., 1955-07-14

and families. Those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Waters an
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilbrr
Bahls and Bonnie, Mr.. and Mr.
Bernie Bahls and children: MI
and Mrs. julius Zimdars an,
children from Bloomfield and MI
and Mrs. Leon Sorenson an,
Sandra from Sidney. The honore,
guests were presented with /;
Lined oak telephone bench from
their children.
Mrs. George Porter entertained
at a l o'clock garden luncheon
Thursday in honor of Miss Cor
rlne Nelson. The table was beau
tlIuIIy decorated with garden
flowers and the food was ar
ranged to represent a garden. ~
guests were present and Miss
Nelson received their favorite
recipes and a gift. She was also
presented with a gift from the
hoStesses. The afternoon was
spent socially. A four O'Clock
luncheon was served.
Miss Corrine Nelson and Mrs
Norman Crowther left for their
home at Portland, Ore, Saturday
morning after a weeks visit with
their mother, Mrs. A. E. Nelson
MI. and Mrs. Donald Blair. Don
ma Rae and Mark returned from
their vacation trip to Canada
Thursday. They were accompan-
led by Blair's aunt, Mrs. J. e
SWlsse from Sidney. They visited
Jasper Park, Banff National
Park and other points of inter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser of
Sidney we're Friday visitors at
the Leon Cummings home.
The results of the parade on
the 4th r as follows: Best float
LIST Boy Scout troop; End F. T.
reynolds; 3rd Richey. Locker.
5eSt horse drawn - LIST Ray Mil
er family buggy; End Julius :
.lmdar, chuck wagon; 3rd First I
tate Bank, single top buggy.
latched pairs-1st, Margaret and }
Lee; End, Susie Whiteman ;
nd Francis Fisk; 3rd Lilburn \
'ahls and John Whiteman .Jr =
est lady rider-1st Mrs. Bob !
lalker; End Mrs. Ed Bahls: ard i
larry Walker. Best male rider y
It Cecil Wing; End Bud Crock +,
5rd, Larry Edgar. Best pre-
.hool rider-Bobby Walker. Old T
t rider-Mrs. Ed Bahls. Young T
t rlder-Bobby Walker. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht n
son returned Tuesday from Il
alley City, N. D., where thew y,
ent the July 4th holidays with
e Dwight family. Wednesday M
r. and Mrs. Eggebrecht drove to ~
lllngs where they were Joined a.
the formers parents, Mr.. and q
rs. Herman Eggebrecht and u
.y toured the Yellowstone Park ~
d went through Cody, Wyo. ~
returned home Sunday eve
lg. en-
Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Mecklen- al
re- and Betty 10 Eggebrecht. y,
aron Berry and Sylvia spent v'
past week at the Methodist ne
nth Fellowship Camp at Luc- ~
ek Park. They visited in Bill III
gs enroute home. u
Mrs. Helen McShay of San we
lncisco, California is VISITING we
daughter and son-in-Iaw. Mr..
| Mrs. Marvin Eggum. She
ived Friday.
,riday visitors at the Earl
Iker home near Bloomfield
re Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sa-
and children of Sioux CITY.
"a, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Carl
and children of Bremerton.
;, and Mrs. Sykes Libby and
dren Of Billings.
II. and Mrs. Floyd Durfey and
tbs and Ellen and Mrs. CLAUS
EN- left Sunday on a weeks
alton trip through the Black
S.
r. and Mrs. L. B. V-angsness
Detroit, Mich, were Sunday
ing dinner guests of MI. and
Merrick Benes. The Wang
S have sold their home in
oft and are enroute to Santa
California where they will
e their home. The Vangsness
ly r former residents of
Vida community and will
friends in the community
few weeks before going to
new home. They are making
headquarters at the home
lr. Vangsness' brother Olaf
avage.
: and Mrs. Burt Saxton and
Edna Welsk left for their
at Menomonie, Wis, Tues
Dry CLEANING at