The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24

theran Ladies Ald was nelQ OF
Thursday afternoon with MR.
= Floyd Durfey leading devotions
The Life Membership and in Me
morium program was in charg'
of Mrs. James Christensen. A
reading Mother" written by Mrs
Lars Olson's sister, Mrs. Conrac
Grenburg of Velva, North Da-
kota, was read by Helen Hanson
Two life membership pins were
presented by the aid to Mrs
Floyd Durfey and Miss Helen
Hanson. Mrs. Christianson made
the presentations. The business
meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Wilbur Gibson. Hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. Lars Olson,
Mrs. Sam Lee and Mrs. ole Jen-
sen.
The May meeting of the Amer
lean Legion auxiliary of Henry
Hanson Post No. rs was held
Friday afternoon at the Wilbur
Gibson home, and the following
officers were elected and installed
by the president, Mrs. Verne
Stoker: President, Mrs. Leon
Cummings; vice-president, Mrs.
Wilbur Gibson; End vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Ira Zuroff; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. E. H. Walker, re-
elected; chaplain, Mrs. Anna Eg-
gum; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Wal
lace Gibson; historian, Mrs. Geo.
Garfield. There rel % members
and n guest present. Roll call
was answered by suggestions for
next years program. Plans were
completed for Memorial Day.
Each member had been request
ed to decorate his own program
book cover and bring it to this
meeting to be judged. This being
the last meeting of the old year,
Mrs. Roy Richey and Mrs. Verne
Stoker tied for first prize. A de-
licious lunch was served by Mrs.
Gibson.
The following teachers of the
Richey schools have signed con-
tracts to resume their teaching
positions for the coming year:
Superintendent Donald Blair,
Mrs. George Garfield, Robert
Richey in the high school. Mr..
and Mrs. James Copas, Mrs. Art
Radcliffe, Melvin Schwartz, Mrs.
Donald Buck and Mrs. Roland
Grundmeyer in the grade school.
Mrs. Kenneth Christian and chill
dren will join her husband in
Billings and Ray Stewards plans
are indefinite at present.
Baccalaureate services were
held in the gymnasium Sunday
evening with the Rev. Telfred
Swanson delivering the sermon.
Other numbers on the program
were, two selections by the high
school mixed chorus, directed by
Ray Stewart, who also played the
Professional and Recessional. In
vocation and Benediction were
given by the Rev. Henry Neck
lenburg and Scripture Reading
was lead by the Rev. Swanson.
The seniors and speakers were
ushered in by Orris Eggum and
Jackie Whiteman.
Commencement exercises will
be given for the senior class of
Richey high school Thursday at
800 p. m. DR.. Albert T. Helbing
will be guest speaker. The salu-
tatory address will be given by
Barbara Wirth and valedictory
by Deanna Jarmuth. The male
quartet will sing Halls of Ivy
and the high school girls chorus
will sing when Day is Done,
directed by Ray Stewart. Invo-
cation by the Rev. A. 0. White
and Benediction by the Rev. II.
c. Mecklenburg. The senior class |
will be presented by Supt. Dom
aid Blair and the diplomas will
be awarded by Harold Berry.
The members of the senior class
are: Ira Zuroff, president; Mary
Helen Eggebrecht, vice president;
Jackie Adkins, secretary-treasur-
er; Harvey Brown, NARROW Bull
Ter, George Garfield, Lorna Rae
Sampson, and Edith Whitmer,
Deanna Jarmuth and Barbara
Wirth. Their class colors are
blue and silver; and the class
flower, red rose. Their class mot
to, Better to be small and shine
than to be big and cast a shad-
ow."
Mrs. Kenneth Mckenzie of
Washington is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Ferd Janke and other
relatives here.
Edgar Schmasow from Wash
arrived here Sunday on a
three-day business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carpen-
ter attended the State Auto In
surance convention held at Dick
inson, N. D., Friday and Satur-
day.
The Young Women's Sewing
club was entertained Tuesday
evening in the home of Mrs.
Tommy Baldwin. Guests of the
were Mrs. Donald Lear and
Mrs. Bernie Bahls.
Mrs. Anna Eggum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruthvin Eggum attended the
asst rites of the formers broth
Torvald HOMELAND at
Stanley, N. D., Wednesday.