The Sidney herald., 1956-05-03

Mrs. Paul Heringer at the piano
After supper Mr.. Oscar Kvaaler
made the presentation of gifts
- first, soft balls and bats anc
sets of tie clasps and cuff links
to Eddie. Stevie and Gregory
a Sunbeam vacuum coffee maker
was then presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lobdell, along with a purse
of silver. Appreciation was then
spoken by both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lobdell. The Lobdells will be
leaving at the end of May for
Malta, where Mr.. Lobdell will
manage a grain elevator as he
has been here for the past six
years having worked as assistant
for three years previous to the
manager job. The people of the
community are happy for the adj
vancement for the Lobdells and
wish them luck, but hate to lose
five good citizens.
Word has been received here
of the birth of a baby daughter
to Rev. and Mrs. Morrie Schmidt
on April 81. The baby has been
named Deborah Ann and weighed
seven and one-haf pounds. Rev.
Schmidt is the former pastor of
the Lutheran church here and
in Richey and is now serving in
Owatonna, MINI.
Delegates to high school week
have been chosen from the senior
class and left Wednesday morn
ing for Bozeman to attend activ-
tiles on the College campus May
8, 4 and 5. Those who went were
Joan Heiser, David Heath and
Larry Williams. On Thursday the
program consists of registration,
general assembly, and a college
show. Friday a number of Schol-
arship tests will be taken; the
main speaker will be DR.. Leon
Johnson, and in the evening a
dance will be held in the Student
Union Ballroom. Saturday awards
will be given by DR.. R. R.
Renne. Expenses for the trip
are being paid by the school and
the registration fee is being TAX
en- care of by the PTA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morel Burgess
left Thursday of last week for
Hot Springs, Mont, where they
will take treatments for a week
or two. They went by way of
Lethridge and Kalispell,
where they visited with relatives
and friends. While in the west
they plan to visit with the Melbe
and the Norman Jacob
sons who live at Thompson Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bell, Adolph
Bell of Sidney, Mrs. Custer Kline
and Mrs. Sid Mckay, sisters of
he Bells, drove to Cody, Wyo.,
he first of the week to visit Will
red Bell, a brother who is quite
II there.
Several of the Lambert high
school boys took part in the track
meet which was held in Sidney
Saturday of last week. There
no medals won, however,
hey all gained in experience
through this competition. In a
rack meet with Richey here re-
the Royals won six first
places and two third places, gain
ng the edge over the Lambert
,oys who won three first places
md five second places and seven
bird places. Donald Burgess took
irst in the javelin with a throw
If 49, a.. George Lake heaved
he shotput SAT" for another first
nd Larry Williams jumped 5'4"
0 top the high jumpers. These
will compete in two more
rack meets this season, n to
held here providing weather
with Savage and Richey,
nd on Saturday, they will travel
Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Schultz
resented their infant daughter
andra Kay in Baptism Sunday
t the 900 services held at the
irst Lutheran church. Mr.. and
1rs. Thomas Adele of Foster,
Minnesota stood as sponsors for
1e baby. Mrs. Adele is a sister
I Mr.. Schultz. Other members
f the family who were present
the baptism and all who were
inner guests at the Schultz
ONE afterwards were: Mr.. and
1rs. Elmer Schultz and family
f Snoyden, Mr.. and Mrs. Day.
On Lobdell and family and Mr..
nd Mrs. Billy Colbert and fam
y of Richey, Mr. and Mrs. Yer
on Waller and family of Sidney,
Ir. and Mrs. Bob Schultz, Mr..
and Lloyd Schultz, and
Ir. and Mrs. Orley Waller and
Mr. Lloyd Schultz arrived here
, spend the summer working
le end of last week. Lloyd has
ist been released from the Vet
rams hospital in Minnesota after
Undergoing surgery on his throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Schultz en-
.rtained at dinner Saturday
ight. Guests were MI. and Mrs.
Iarvin Schultz and family, MI.
I'D Mrs. Thomas Adele and
aughter, and Lloyd and Bernie
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adele
Id daughter of Foster, Mimi,
rived at the Marvin Schultz
,me Friday and visited here f,
yer the week end returning to
cir home Monday.
Mrs. Beatrice Burton has re-
received word from her
Tommy that he has received
S third promotion and is now
Bird class Petty officer.
Miss Gail Mullin, daughter of
and Mrs. Murtin Mullin,
ent the night with Miss Bar
ira Qualley Thursday of last
eek.
The Women's Missionary So
af the Alliance church mef ii