The Sidney herald., 1955-03-03
Richey
Helen Hanson

World Day of Prayer was OBJ
served at the Methodist church
Friday with a good attendance
from several other churches also.
The program began with group
singing followed by Scripture
reading and prayer by Mrs. VIM.
Will. Meditation No. / was led by
Mrs. Telfred Swanson. Two min
utes of silent prayer were observ-
ed while the hymn, Dear Lord
and Father of Mankind was
played. Meditation No. Thanks
giving" was led by Mrs. Otis
Waters followed by a period of
prayer led by several members
in the audience. A vocal solo was
rendered by Mrs. VIM. Howard.
Church on the HIP, a true story,
was read by Mrs. VIM. H. Miller.
A talk on the purpose of World
Day of Prayer was given by Mrs.
Andy Lee. Those participating in
the Foreign Mission Projects
Aided by World Day of Prayer
Service" were, Mrs. A. Janke,
Mrs. E. M. Walker, Mrs. D. Blair,
Mrs. c. MUIR and Mrs. V. Miller;
a vocal solo by Miss Leanna Jar
muth. Mission Projects in the
U. S. A. aided by this service was
in the charge of Miss Dorothy
Hoffman, Mrs. F. N. Butterfield,
Mrs. B. Soft and Mrs. J. Johnston.
Benediction was said after the Of
fering and prayer.
Mrs. Glen Coutts who has been
visiting relatives in Billings and
also receiving medical treatments
is now home. Sunday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Coutts went to
st. Paul to attend the Flu con-
vention.
Mrs. Floyd Durfey returned
home from the Sidney hospital
Thursday where she had her left
arm put in a cast. Mrs. Durfey
tripped on a rug at the Richey
Hardware Store where she was
working and broke her elbow last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mrs. A. E. Nelson.
Harold Knauts and son A/1c
Eldon Knauts left Saturday, Feb
ruary 26 for Auburn, Wn., to Wis
it the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Knauts. They left
via Miles City where they visited
the Melvin Hagen family and
Spokane, Wn., where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Knauts. From
Auburn they will go on to Ed
wards Air Force Base for FL
don's final 16 months of service.
Mr.. Harold Knauts will return
home the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Drummond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Yeo left
Tuesday morning by car fol-
Maine where they will attend the
wedding of Drummond's youngest
son, A/c Richard Drummond tt
Miss Pauline Brewer March 4 al
Blaine, Me-, at 800 at the Baptis-
church. Richard has been station
ed at the ALB at Presque Isle
Maine since his return from
Greenland. The Walter Drum
monds and Henk Yeos will also
visit the latter's sister and broth
er-in-law, the Al Huntingtons a
Mars Hill, Me-, and also the
Drummond's other son, Jack anC
family in New York.
MI. and Mrs. Kenneth JaquetI
came Sunday a week ago for {
weeks visit with Mrs. Jaqueth's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rad
cliffe and grandmother, Mrs
Mary Radcliffe. Mr.. Jaqueth who
has been stationed at Fort Lewis
near Tacoma, Wn., has been dis
charged from the army and Mr.
and Mrs. Jaqueth will now make
their home in Libby.
Mrs. Jim Raisl and baby sor
returned from the Sidney hospita.
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Radcliffe's 9Ott
birthday anniversary was cele-
brated with an open house at hel
home in Richey Sunday afternoon
between the hours of 2 and $50
Hosts for the afternoon were hel
son and daughter-in-law anc
granddaughter and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Radcliffe anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth JaquetI
respectively, who served refresh
ments. Mrs. Mary Radcliffe is ar
old time resident Of Dawson coun-