The Sidney herald., 1956-09-20
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

at a Republican meeting which
was held in the local gymnasium
last Friday at $50 a. m. Other
speakers running for state anc
county officers were Albert Pc
derson, candidate for county COM
missioner; Oscar Kvaa1en, fol
state representative, and Victor
Koch, candidate for county at
torney. Cake and coffee were
served after the meeting.
Don Lyon accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Grace Lyon, Grand
pa Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Hud-
son Otto left last week end for
the east where they will visit
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Otto in
Omaha, Neb. and with relatives
in White Hall, Ill. Grandpa Da-
Wis will celebrate his goth birth
day at the home of his daugh-
ter in White Hall September 27.
Orville Sharbono and Warren
Schilling towed their stock cars
to Circle Sunday where they took
part in the races and did very
well as they have all season. Or
vile won the trophy dash and
was LIST in the second heat race.
Warren won the "A" main and
Mrs. Warren Schilling again won
in the powder puff race which
makes her two trophies for the
season. The last and final race
of the season will be held at
Wolf Point this next Sunday.
The annual meeting of the
WMF of the Lutheran church
was held at the church Thursday
of last week. Mrs. Grant Burgess
gave the Bible study and Mrs.
Lowell Qualley was program
chairman for the program on
Christian Nurture. Election of
officers was held with President
Mrs. Grant Burgess, secretary,
Mrs. Pershing Carter and Treas
urer Mrs. j. T. Petrik Jr. being
reelected and Mrs. Martin Tor
gerson replacing Mrs. Roland
Nevins as vice-president. A
birthday table for the months
of July, August and September
was conferred with a birthday cake
baked by Mrs. j. T. Petrik Jr.,
and set for those having birth
days in those months. Hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. Geo.
Moen and Mrs. Marvin Schultz.
The next meeting will be held
October ii and will be the an
nual Mission Festival" with a
visiting missionary as the main
speaker in the afternoon and
evening.
YN3 Tommy Burton and friend
YN2 Enrique Ybarra arrived at
the home of Tommy's mother,
Mrs. Beatrice Burton, for a two
weeks leave from the USNTC,
San Diego, California. The boys
came by car and arrived here
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Giese and
family of the Poleville communi-
ty yer Sunday dinner guests ct
the Murtin Mullin home.
Five ladies representing the
WMF society of the Lutheran
church attended the Glendive
Circuit convention which was
held at the new Zion Lutheran
church. The session began at
1000 in the morning with speak
ers Mrs. Percy Peterson of Wolf
Point giving the Bible study and
Mrs. Clarence Jacobson of Miles
speaking on Christian Ma
ture. Mrs. Peterson is president
of the Rocky Mountain District
and Mrs. jacobson is vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Peterson introduced
young man from Japan whom
we called Sam. Sam spent last
year at Concordia College and
was a guest speaker at both
morning and afternoon programs.
He stated that he was acquainted
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas
Swendsied who are working as
Missionaries in Japan. The af-
ternoon was devoted to guest
speakers and business. Those who
went from here were Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Martin Torgerson,
Mrs. Percy Carter, Mrs. Osten
.vaalen and Mrs. Grant Bur-
CESS.
Mrs. Pude Dotson accompanied
he group which attended the
convention in Glendive, and spent
he day visiting her daughter
Mary who is now employed by
Woolworth's in that city.
Last week found the members
If the freshman class looking like
or anything but them
selves thanks to the sophomores
who took full advantage of their
privilege as initiators. Thursday
he freshmen we're met by their
ormentors as they reached school
md we're fixed with food color
ng, starch and eggs all which
vent in their hair as well as the
est of their body. They were
,iven shorts and old shoes to
which added to their ap-
,earance considerably. Friday
after school they tradi-
white-washed the 81"
of town and concluded
he initiation with a party and
more stunts at the gym that
vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins
nd family were Sunday din
Ter guests at the Martin Lake
Iome.
Friday, September 18th the
crested in having a band student
re asked by the president of
he club, Mrs. Roland Nevins, 20
meet at the gymnasium at 3:15.
his is the hour the band class