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The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
kiwanis Kids Day
Winners Are
Announced

The wind has finally blown
our way this week as we found
our long lost list of the winners
for the Kiwanis Kids Day Parade
as it was flying through the all
until it landed in Ray Wright's
lap or should 1 say desk. The
following r the winners in each
group and as you can see we
had two fourth place winners in
the comical group:
lSt place - jerome Kallevig,
End place - Rennee and Karen
Lalonde; Bird place - Debbie
and Becky Hall; 4th place Nicky
and Bernard Youngkin; 4th place
- Janet Kae Hoversten.
Patriotic - 1st place - Bren-
da Quilting; End place - Roy
Williams; 3rd place Cynthia
Jensen; 4th place - Tony Marvin
Lun, Jr.'
Unusual - 1st j Effie Daniels
of Culbertson; End Darlene
Habedank; 3rd - Susan and
Sanford; 4th - Debbie
Dashner.
-Kiwanis Kids Day Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
PARENTS TO HEAR PANEL
DISCUSSION AT PTA
MEETING OCT. is

An outstanding program has
been planned for the Sidney Pub
lie School PTA meeting to be
held Tuesday evening, October
IL in the high school auditorium.
A panel discussion will feature
the teaching of reading in the
Sidney Public Schools. Parents
and all who are interested are
urged to come and hear How
johnny is taught to read"
Supt. r. A. Gerber will intro
duce the following faculty mem
Ders, who will take part in the
discussion: Mrs. Helen Frederick
son, Miss Isabelle Breslin, Miss
Clara Solverg, Leo Anderson and
Mrs. Jimpsie Miller. James
Weltz will be the moderator. Fol-
lowing the discussion there will
De a period for questions.
Students of the Sidney high
school will entertain with a mu-
steal selection.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
FRANK JOHNSON MARRIED
AT FORT WORTH, TEXAS

Frank Glenden johnson, son
of Mrs. Gladys Johnson of Sid
ney, and Bobby Lou Cochran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Louis Cochran of Fort Worth,
Texas, were married at Fort
Worth October 81 at an 300 SER
vice at Arlington Heights Metho-
dist church.
A double ceremony was per-
formed at which Mrs. Cochran's
sister, Miss Florence j. Cochran
and Milton Jackson were also
married.
Miss Bobbey Lou Cochran is
a graduate of the Arlington
Heights High School. Frank, as
he is known to his many friends
here, is completing his education
which was interrupted by sew
eral years of military service, at
the University of Houston.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
RESOLUTIONS OF
In memory of
f. George Johnson,
who died August 18, 1856

Once again death hath sum-
moned a beloved member, and the
golden gateway to the Eternal
City has opened with a welcome
to home. The work of ministering
to the wants of the afflicted, in
shedding light into darkened
souls and in bringing joy into
the places of misery is completed,
and as a reward he has received
the plaudit, "well done" from the
Supreme Master.
And Whereas, The allwise and
Merciful Master has called our
beloved and respected member
home;
And Whereas, Having been a
true and faithful member of Jul
Organization, therefore be it
Resolved, That Lower Yellow
stone Lodge No. go, A. F. g.
A. M, Sidney, Montana, in testi-
mony of its loss, tender
to the family of our deceased
member our sincere coincidence
in their deep a~ffliction and that
a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family.
William A. Redgren
Wilbert H. Bell
H. E. Halvorsen
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11

e Donald Wdrd, eye witness
the Jewish-Arab riots that have
torn Palestine savagely during
the past few years, will be one
of the many missionary speakers
at the World Mission Convention
of the Alliance church in Sidney
October 19 : "a.
In the tense atmosphere of the
Near East for more than thirty
years Rev. and Mrs. Ward have
been serving under the Christian
and Missionary Alliance. Their
distinctive ministry is among the
Arabs, particularly the nomadic
tribes living on the dessert. But
during World War II in the AL
lance Missions headquarters at
Jerusalem the Wards kept "open
house" for the boys of the al
lied forces, many of whom found
Christ there.
Rev. and Mrs. Ward have also
been stationed at Kerak and Mad
aba, and during their recent term
they established a new station in
Jordan's capital city of Amman.
Serving as field evangelists they
visit each of our Arab stations
once a month encouraging the
national workers and m~inistering
to the people distressed by con-
tinual fighting, riots and demon
STATIONS in towns and villages
Mr.. Ward will also show slides
and movies of his work in the
Near East.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
LONSDALE
MEN REPORT ON
MEETING

Tuesday, October 8 was the
date for the meeting of the Ions
dale Methodist Mems club. The
dinner hour was set for $3.50
p. m. Les Young was in charge
of the dinner. Lester McMillen
had charge of the program and
showed a moving picture of the
LaTourneau engineering works.
He spoke of the deep Christian
character of MI. LaTourneau and
referred to the many interests he
has in maintaining missionaries
in the foreign field, and stated
that he gives about 800 of his
income to Christian enterprises.
He also referred to MIR. LaTour-
neau as the man who forsook his
early Christian training and then
promised the Lord that if he
would help him get back in the
Christian way of life that he
would serve him the rest of his
life.
Several interesting questions
were asked and were answered.
There were twenty-six members
and guests present. Earl Hawley
welcomed the guests, and then
appointed a committee for the
next meeting which will be held
Tuesday, November 18th.
Mr.. Hawley announced that the
next meeting would be a dinner
meeting.
Guests present were Bob Potts,
David Kruger, Bert Sawyer, Tom
Quilting, George Murray and
Marvin Brockway.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Notice Of Meetings of
Methodist WSCS Circles

The October meetings of the
various circles of the Methodist
WSCS will be held at the follow
ing places:
Eunice with Mrs. Pete Ander-
son at 2 p. m; Lois with Mrs.
Mary Sebring at 2 p. m; Lydia
with Mrs. Bert LeSueur assisted
by Mrs. John Walburn at 2 p.
m; Priscilla with Mrs. Ralph
Blair at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Katie
Buckley will be assistant hostess
at the Blair home. The evening
circles viii meet at 7:30; Miriam
Circle with Mrs. John Williams
and Joanna Circle with Mrs. Pc
ter Pfau at 802 = 4th st. S. E.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
j. r. McMiuen
Old Timer Here
Still Young at "

j. X. McMillen, who will be
seventy-seven years of age this
month got his deer as usual in
Idaho.
In a letter received by his son,
Lester McMillen, j. r. writes:
1--WE both got our deer. 1t took
two shots to stop mine at $50
yards. Cut its head off so !
didn't have to stick it. We went
over in the Owyhee Mountains
20 miles south of Silver City.
The owner of the ranch furnished
me with a saddle horse and a
pack animal to bring the game
out. That was the first time l
had ridden a horse since / left
the ranch in 1943."
Heart trouble necessitated the
move from the farm northwest of
Sidney which he homesteaded in
1907, to Sidney. Here Mr.. Nc
Millen rested and dealt for a
time in real estate. In 1947 he
and Mrs. McMillen moved to
the milder climate of the Boise
valley nea Caldwell in south
western Idaho. They have made
their home there since that time.
In 1852 the McMillens visited
to celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary. Their 55th
Will be next September the 10th.
About a month ago they drove
their own car from Idaho to pay
a short visit to their three chill
dren and families, Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Earl Johnson and
McMillen.
They state they watch eagerly
each week for The Sidney Herald.
Their mailing address is Route
One, Box 125, Caldwell, Idaho,
and they are always glad to hear
from Sidney friends or have a
visit at their residence in Middle
Ida.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Folkvord-Q Quilting
Nuptials At
Lonsdale Church

Double ring wedding vows wer,
spoken by Miss Airline Folkvord
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Folkvord of l18 9th Avenue
S. W., and Thomas B. Quilting
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Quill
ling of 500 3rd st. S. E. at candle
light services October 6 at
p. m. The Rev. Rueben Duttor
performed the ceremony at the
Lonsdale Methodist church in Sid
ney.
Mrs. Ralph Criger accompanied
the soloist, Carl Johnson, who
sang Because" and THE Lords
Prayer"
The altar was decorated with
several candlebra and bouquets
of daisies and chrysanthemums.
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride wore a beige faille
street dress with rhinestone trim
and beige accessories. The brides
rhinestone necklace was a gift
of the groom. Her small beige
hat was set on a tiny halo-shap-
ed veil. A spray of white, yell
low and gold daisies set in white
lace illusion net was carried by
the bride and the bridesmaid.
The bridesmaid, Miss Maxine
Serum, wore a dress of turquoise
faille with a rhinestone necklace
and white accessories.
Ronnie Quilting, brother of the
groom, was best man. Terry
Whitaker and Tyler Jensen were
ushers.
The mother of the bride, Mrs.
Folkvord, wore a pale turquoise
knit suit with black accessories.
Mrs. Quilting chose a white and
black embroidered dress with
black accessories. A corsage of
daisies and carnations was worn
by each mother.
The brides sister, Mrs. Leon
ard Stefan, attended the guest
book and took care of the flowers.
Mrs. Stefan also cut the we'd
ding cake. Miss 10 Ann Ness cut
he groom's cake.
The gifts were opened by the
pride and groom at the Walter
Quilting home after a reception
or the immediate families at the
.alonde hotel.
Out of town guests were Mr..
md Mrs. Leonard Stefan of
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Richey F. u.
Trading Assn. Has
Annual Meeting

Thursday found the Farmer.
Union Trading Association anc
the Farmers Union Coop Oh.
Co. at Richey holding their an
nual meetings in the Richey Lee
gion hall.
The Elevator meeting was call
ed to order at HOO a. m. The
meeting was adjourned at noon
and a free meal was served in the
Methodist church parlors. The
meeting reconvened at 100. Five
directors were elected: Newell
Berry, Alvin Deckert, Louis
Veverka and Harry Sawatzky, all
reelected. Charles Raisl, the fifth
director, replaces j. j. Ming.
Robert J. McKenna of Boze-
man, public relations man for the
GTA, was the speaker. Twenty
thousand dollars in dividend
checks were distributed. The
meeting adjourned at $3.50, and
at that time the Farmers Union
Coop Oil Co. held its meeting.
Financial reports were explained
by Virgil Buchanan, field man, of
Glendive. The five directors who
were all reelected are George
Boese, Saxton Cummings, Earl
Clingingsmith, James Christianson
and Virgil Gregg. The speaker for
this session was Tom Steichen,
assistant manager of the FLU Cen
trail Exchange in st. Paul.
Twenty-Five prizes we're award
ed during the two meetings at
1873 stockholders and visi-
tors registered. The meeting adj
Iourned at 800.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Airport News

Myron Waller of Homestead
was the lucky winner of th'
round trip to Billings giver
away last Saturday at the Sid
ney Harvest Shopping Festival
This was the third year tina
Frontier has participated in the
Harvest Festival.
Capt. Zack Turner and Capt
David Mueller of Flight Service
Lowery Field, Denver, Colo, flew
into Sidney in an Air Force Twin
Beechcraft Son Oct. 8. They made
their yearly emergency field sur
vey of the Richland County Air
port for the U. S. Air Force.
Universal International is max
ing another movie in Durango,
Colo. Durango, like Sidney, is
a stop on Frontiers system. The
new movie is might Passage"
starring James Stewart as the
hero and Audie Murphy as the
villain. Murphy and his family
flew in via Frontier Airlines to
join the cast and crew of almost
200 personnel working on and
around the Narrow Gauge rail-
road at a 10000 foot altitude for
the next five weeks. Gov. Ed
Johnson of Colorado has also
accepted an invitation to be an
actor for a day in the role of a
section hand in might Passage"
Around the local airport Doc
Baker has checked out in the
Ercoupe much to his amazement
Doc Low has returned to
after five years of mac
He claims that the cock
pit has shrunk Ted Soren-
son has been making S turns
n his Piper Cub all over the
sky around Crane. Merle Beel-
er, local Frontier Airlines Agent,
gagged an antelope in the Baker
area Oct. 8 Everything hap
pens to Ray Wright. Last week
lie was the great blackbird hunt
IT. This week marked the ar
'ival of a dandy little girl in the
Nright's household. Congratula-
ions. So
The next Civil Air Patrol meet
ng will be at the local Airport
n Oct. Is at 800 p. m. Knute
.1oversten has been showing The
Air Force Story" a CAP film,
round town to interested groups
bout 8 times in the past week.
Passengers boarding Frontier
Iirlines this past week included
Toy Lilley, Casper; Ed Shea,
files City; c. o. Johnson, Den
er; Mrs. May Cowan, San Diego;
/. R. Hug, Billings; Marvin Skill
IN, Dayton, Ohio; Harry King,
oklahoma City; Keith Gregg, Ok
ahoma City; Robert Lee, Mon
Grey, Calf; Fred Enderlin, Cas-
er; J. E. Madru, Denver; Pete
.uffatto, Billings; Frank Daniels,
treat Falls; Jack Jacobs, Winni-
eg; K. E. Watson, Denver; R. G..
ee, Billings.
Another Frontier Travel Tip u
cave Sidney $40 p. m. Arrive
alias 5:45 a. m.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this opportun-
ity to thank our many relatives
and friends who extended SO
many expressions of sympathy
and kindness to us during our
recent bereavement. We shall
never forget the love and interest
that has been shown to us dur
ing the past days.
Our special thanks to the Cath
olic Ladies' Altar society and the
VIEW auxiliary for the noon
lunch and to Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Fulkerson for the turkey dinner
served at Jul home the evening
of the funeral.
Relatives of Charles Kelly (c)
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Lambert Saddle
Club Fun Froic

The Lambert Saddle Club helc
their last Fun Frolic of the sea.
son on Sunday, October 7th will
Bill Rehbein in charge of the
program. George Howell was oul
announcer. Mrs. George Prevos'
had charge of the Chuck Wagon
Winners of the various event:
were as follows:
Saddle & Go, Tom Darr 1st
Rescue Race, Bill Mercier and
Virgil Sharbono 1st; Fritz Reh-
bein and Glib Lightfield End.
Pole Bending - Aileen Light
field 1st, Fritz Rehbein End.
Novelty Race, Bill MERCER LIST,
George Provost End.
Barrel Race, Aileen Lightfield
1st, Bill Mercier End.
Keg Roping, Bill Rehbein LIST,
George Provost End.
Gretna Green, Fritz Rehbein
and George Provost LIST.
Quarter Mile Race, Aileen
Lightfield 1st, Bud Mercier End.
Kids Barrel Race, Lee Light
field 1st, Jimmy Darr 2nd.
Kids Pole Bending, Lee Light
field LIST, Jimmy Oar End.
If the weather permits, a trail
ride is planned for Sunday, Oct.
81 starting at the Lloyd and YER
non Butka Ranch northwest of
Enid. 1t is planned to truck our
horses to the Butka Ranch where
unloading chutes are available,
then proceed on horseback to a
place where a covered dish din
ner will be served. Each family
should bring enough dishes and
sandwiches for their own family,
and a covered dish for the din
ner. Coffee and pop will be fur
nished by the club. Everyone
should be at the Butka Ranch
by 11:00. A pickup viii be avail
able to take the food from the
ranch to the picnic site. This
ride will conclude the rid
ing events of the year. Anyone
Interested is welcome to come On
Trail Ride.
We wish to thank Lloyd and
Butka for inviting our
club to their ranch for this ride.
In case of bad weather this
rail ride will be cancelled.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Sidney Woman's Club
Resumes Meetings

The Sidney Woman's Club held
its first fall meeting in the Hks
room at the Lalonde hotel on
October i.
With Mrs. Eugene Will pre-
siding the meeting was opened
with the group reciting the Col
lect in unison
For the program Mrs. Vic Vest
man, violinist, played Concerto
by Vivaldi accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Osborn.
Mrs. Ben HUXLEY presented a
skit called: why Do You Vote"
The panel members were Mes
DANES Eugene viii, Bailey Fisher,
p. j Murphy and Edward Witt
Each member was requested to
answer two questions:
/. Give a foolish answer why
you vote"
2. Give a serious answer why
you vote" ;,
Mrs. Bailey Fisher introduced
Mrs. Gibsonberg as a guest.
The next meeting will be held
October IS.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Miss Pickering Honored at
Office Prcnuptizl Party

Miss Dorothy Pickering, whose
marriage to Robert McGinnis took
place last Saturday, was honored
at a recent office party given by
the General Adjustment Bureau
force, Margaret Dave, Bill Seitz
and Howard Clos. Other guests
included were Mrs. Seitz, Mrs.
Clos, and Miss Charleen Coffrin
who will fill the position vacated
by Miss Pickering. Lunch was
served and gifts presented
to the honored guest.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Miss Thece and Mr.. OuhI
HOnored at Charlie Clark Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Clark
ere hosts at a very pretty pre-
nuptial breakfast given at their
home az 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing in compliment to Miss Celia
Thede and Gerald Ouhl. The Ia
BILE was beautifully appointed in
a decorative scheme of yellow
and gold, which were the colors
chosen by Miss Thede for her
wedding theme. Breakfast ap-
pointments were laid for ten
guests. Miss Thede and Mr.. Ouhl
were married that evening at the
Congregational church and an ac-
count of their wedding will be
found in this issue of The Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
POEM

Perhaps the expression, 1.-THE
Quick and the Dead"
May have something to do with
smoking in bedi
Drove my truck in the barn
with some chaff on the floor;
Now I don't even have any
barn anymore.
/ gassed up my tractor in a
hurry - Oh, my;
The motor was running, and
soon 50 was /.
Overloaded circuits, six-way
1ectric Jugs,
Like rsng tn a fuse box,
MIKE f~ir5k-class firebugs.
Alfred Mason
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL
STATE CHOSEN

The STAGECOACH staff al
Sidney junior-senior high school
is already hard at work on the
yearbook. Mrs. Ethel Page, jour
nalism advisor, states the staff
for the 1856 yearbook is COM
plete- Mia Ducello and Maxine
Serum are co-editors. David
Kruger is business manager with
Gus Pribnow as his assistant.
Seniors making up the editorial
board are Janet Buchholz, Pep
per Dotson, jeanne McVay, Eileen
Petersen, Eva Pena, Eileen
Schields, Dolores Gaub, Roberta
Gladowski, and Beth Schwabauer.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Mon-D ak Oil, Inc.
stockholders Meet

The 9th annual stakeholder.
meeting of Mon-Dak Oil, Inc, Of
Sidney was held at the NYA hal
in Sidney Thursday afternoon
Oct. 4. Reports were given by
Don Rees, accountant, Sidney
and by Al P. Schmitz, president
Herb Kane, consultant geolo-
gist and petroleum engineer,
Wolf Point, Montana, gave the
stockholders a very interesting
explanation of the problems of
the oil industry. He stated that
his enthusiasm for the possibili-
ties of this area was as high as
ever, noting the fact that more
oil fields had been discovered in
the eight years of Williston Ba-
sin development than in a like
period of time in other areas of
the United States.
The stockholders retained the
three board members, Gerald G..
Redlin, Wolf Point, Bailey Fisher,
Sidney, and Elmer Martin, Fair
view, whose terms had expired,
for another three years. Nels
Bach, Sidney, was elected to fill
the unexpired term of John B.
Schmitz who had resigned from
the board because of now being
in San Gabriel, California
and unable to attend meetings.
At the board meeting, which
followed Immediately, the Off
GERS again chosen were Al P.
Schmitz, president; Arthur An
derson, Sioux Pass, vice-presi-
dent; VIM. l.. Baue, Fairview,
treasurer; Gerald c.. Redlin, sec
rotary, and v. c.. Koch, Sidney
attorney, as executive counsel.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11

The Past Matron's club of the
Order of the Eastern Star will
meet at the home of Mrs. Glayde
Yoder Friday, October 10 at 2:30.
Plans for the visit of the Worthy
Grand Matron on November 9Th,
will be completed and payments
of dues will be received. Please
call hostess if unable to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
DINNER
AT SAVAGE

The quarterly Fellowship din
ner of the Savage Congregational
church will be held Sunday eve
ming at $50, according to Allen
Darnall, moderator. The usual
morning worship service at 900
a. m. will be omitted this one
Sunday for a worship service at
.7:30 in the evening. The feature
film of the Congregational Chris
tan churches, Gift for My Son"
will be used. All members and
friends are cordially invited.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
III. S. FILA CHAPTER
PLANS PENNEY CARNIVAL
TO BE HELD OCT. L.

The Sidney Chapter of FILA
held its meeting on October 9th
to discuss the Penney Carnival.
Grades 7 through IL are invited
to come. Bring lots of pennies 10
the Sidney high school gym at
7:30 Monday, October is. SEE
YOU THEREi FILA Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Johns
Hosts at Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Johns were
hosts at a $50 dinner at their
home Monday evening given in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell B. Packard of Laurel, who
are visiting here at the home of
their son Russell E. Packard and
family. Dinner appointments were
laid for Mrs. Peter Anderson and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Ander-
ON, MIR. and Mrs. Erwin Ander-
son and daughters, Shirley and
Billie Lou. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Z. Packard and son Randy, the
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Fifth Grade Girl Scouts
Plan Tea for Oct. FL

The fifth grade girl scouts,
Troop No. z, met at the Girl
Scout cabin Tuesday, Oct. 9. We
made invitations to the Girl Scout
tea to be held Sunday, October 81
at the Elks Home. We colored
leaves and pressed them on the
invitations.
Darlene Habedank and
Connie Banta, reporters.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
CORRECTION

An error was made IN a re-
cent issue of The Herald in which
report was given of the visit of
a local delegation to Fort Ord,
California. One of the Sidney
boys contacted was Earl Morgen-
roth, noted in the article as Dick
Morgenroth.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Jayceens TO Meet
Monday at Legion Club

The Sidney Jayceens will hold
their regular monthly meeting
Monday night in the Legion club
rooms. A musical program is
planned, and all members are
urged to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
CARD OF THANKS

My sincere thanks to Drs. Har-
per and Benson, the nurses on
second, and all others, for the
wonderful care given me while
i was in the hospital. Also thanks
to the many friends who remem-
bered me with cards and other
expressions of sympathy.
Mrs. Rollie D. Brumfield,
Lambert, Mont. (p)
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
4. Z. EdmoDdsons Honored on
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Beck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Fulkerson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Edmondson at the Fulkerson
home last Friday evening after
the football game. The affair was
honoring the Edmondsons on their
twenty-ninth wedding annivers-
airy. A delicious lunch was served
and the evening was spent visit
ing.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
AN APPRECIATION

The ladies of the Lambert AL
tar Society wish to extend thanks
to all who attended and helped
make u smorgasbord and ba-
zaar a success. We wish to thank
also the business firms of Sid
ney and Lambert who donated
door prizes and various articles
for the grab bag.
Lambert Altar Society.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
Altar Society
Runnmage Sale
October 27th

The Ladies' Altar Society will
hold a rummage sale Saturday
morning, October 9th at ten
o'clock.
Please notice the change of To-
cation as it will be held In the
Catholic school gymnasium in
stead of the church basement.
38-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11

The Royal Neighbors of Ameri-
ca had their business meeting
Wednesday evening, Oct. 3 in the
NYA hall with Neighbors Enghu-
sen and Peterson acting as host
esses. The next social meeting
will be Wednesday, Oct. IL IN
the NYA hall at 800. Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11
LONSDALE METHODIST
u HAVE
MEETING

Members of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship held their devotional
meeting at Gartside Lake last
Sunday afternoon. Members left
the church in a hay rack driven
by Ward Weaver, and the truck
was loaned by Darrol Jones, the
father of Dorothy Jones, president
of the Youth Fellowship. There
were about twenty present, and
they were escorted by Mr.. Weav-
er and Rev. Dutton, pastor of
the Lonsdale church. The young
people returned to Sidney about
eight o'clock. Further outdoor
meetings r being planned.
Members please watch for fur
Their announcements.