The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

~ next meeting will be he'll
a. a VIM. Zein home Dec. /;
wnlch time a Christmas git
exchange will be held. ''a' 81
Mrs. A. E. Nelson, Mrs. F =
walker, Mrs. Verne Stoker Mrs
n. 7. Mecklenburg. Mrs, T.vi
Morey, Mrs. Andy Lee Mrs. vii
lam Blue and all from the 10.
caI Women's Society of Christie,
service attended the dinner =
me sidney Methodist church mar.
IorS concentrating the f5tI
anniversary of the WSCS
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Durfev anc
nIoert Janke left by train from
wolf Point Sunday for Helen
where Mrs. Durfey, local scbooI
clerk, and Albert Janke Ioce1
S oo1ol trustee, will attend the
2otn annual Montana School
96oard convention held at the
Placer Hotel, Nov. IA Is. -
'Thankfulness,' was the title Of
Inc sklt put on by the eighth
grace under the leadership Of
James Copas at the regular No
Vember meeting of the local PTA
ueId at the school house. Other
NUMBERS on the program were
lne study club, Report on Re-
port Cards." led by Mrs. Edithe
messenger; and a piano solo bv
Deanna Jarmuth. The o~nening
prayer was led by the Rev. Fl e
MecKlenburg and the business
session was conducted by Charles
T oWIer, president. Hostesses for
the evening were Mrs. T.vnn
hlchey, Mrs. Chester MUIR and
Mrs. Harold Adkins.
The regular meeting of Bitter
Root Rebekah Lodge No. 10 was
held Thursday evening at tbe
lOOF hall with Minnie Kuester
Noble Grand, presiding. A poem
rouge Bouquet" was read bv
Ava Whiteman, in commemora-
ION OF Veterans Day. Hostesses
or the evening were Clarice
sampson and Selma Lobdell. At
er lunch a recreation hour was
'nJoyed with Blanch Morey in
barge.
Mrs. Jerry Babb and Mrs. AL
red CaSterline were hostesses at
surprise party compIimenting
lr. and Mrs. Harold Knauts On
heir 25th wedding anniversary
tuesday, evening at the Knauts
ONE. Home movies and a mock
7edding were the diversion of the
vening. A purse of silver was
resented the honorees by the
roup. Lunch was served.
The regular meeting of the
was held Thursday with
[rs. F. N. Butterfield leading
avotions and Mrs. Ralph Leven-
BOD leading study club. Reports
ere given on the dinner at Sid
ey in observance of the 18th an
-versary of the WSCS at which
of the local ladies attend
/. H~ostesses, for the afternoon
ere Mrs. Otis Waters, Mrs. Leon
INNINGS, Mrs. Keith Waters
Id Mrs. Lloyd Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verl Reed of
have been visiting rela-
res in Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keeland
d family returned Monday
Melville where Keeland
hunting and Mrs. Keeland
'ited with her sister Mrs.
ayne Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Berry and
nily visited relatives in Bed
ID, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Libby
: visiting their s~on-in-law and
lighter Mr.. and Mrs. John Mil
at Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knauts
/ Kristie and Mrs. CLAUS Ha-
l returned home Sunday eve
e. The Knauts family visited
IT the week end with Knauts'
ther-in-law and sister Mr.. and
s. John Frisvold at Harlem
| Mrs. Hagen spent the week
with her son Ole Hagen and
lily at Fort Peck.
IRIS. Rollo Snyder from Grand
lge, Mich, her son Teddy,
Mrs. Laura Reeder and
two children Betty and Jim
], also Jimmie Mcclellan left
their home Friday after visit
a few days with old friends,
Fred Callison family and Mrs.
ole Taylor. Mrs. Snyder was
former resident of Dawson
MY and this was her first
t back here in thirty years.
II. and Mrs. Morgan MathiSon
two sons from Glasgow were
day visitors of MI. and Mrs.
vim Eggum. Other visitors in
Eggum home were Mr.. and
Robert Eggebrecht.
and Mrs. George Boles en-
aimed at dinner Sunday. Gov
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
lace Gibson and sons and Mr..
Mrs. Freddie Whiteman and
lren. The occasion was Glib