The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
dC Special Turkey Grocery Basket & Duck Party WV Hail. Sunday Dec End 73ORm Door Prize Public Invited

liam Dunbar. The Verplancke:
have installed TV at their home
Milton Olson Jr., James Opsta
Oscar Oakland and Vernon Klose
enjoyed Sunday afternoon to-
gether on a pheasant hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Connor
visited at the Perry Elletson
home Sunday and then went on
to Horse Creek vicinity to visit
Left Hanson who is recovering
now at his home. Mrs. Elletson
Emma Leens and Joe.
Sunday afternoon Milton Olson,
Gilman Wang, Morton Sponheim
and Severt Sponheim drove to
Glendive where they attended a
conference of Lutheran brother
hood of the Rocky Mountain dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lassey,
Bill and Mavis were Williston
visitors Saturday.
The Frank Lasseys went to
the VIM. Dobias home Monday
evening to help Mrs. VIM. Dobias
celebrate her birthday.
Sioux Farmers Union meeting
at the hall Saturday, Nov. oath,
heard reports of the state con-
vention at Bismarck given by
Morris Lassey and VIM. Dobias.
Election of officers was held
naming Vernon Klose as presi-
dent, Emil Lassey, vice president,
and Don Noteboom ST., secretary
treasurer. Awards for work done
were presented by Mrs. Frank
Lassey, Mavis Lassey, Jerry
Thorson, Larry Thorson, Richard
and Bernadette Verplancke and
Mary Ann Thorson. End year
reserves - Thelma Dobias, AL
len Lassey, Roger Lassey, Harvey
Noteboom. 4th year Donna
Dobias. 5th year - Arlen John
son, David Lassey, Cheryl Wang.
9th year - Acne Dobias, Betty
johnson. All reserves earned pins
and the first year reserves also
earned a $1,000 term life insur-
ance policy. Juniors earning pins
and insurance were: 1st year
Darlene Dean, Sue Dobias, Rom
aid Shade and Julie Verplancke.
End year - Jerry Lee Lassey
and Marvin Skogen, also earned
a trip to the state office in
jamestown. 3rd year Laura
Klose, Denis Noteboom and Dom
aid Noteboom, also earned schol-
arships to state Junior camp. 7th
year - Vernon Klose also earn
ed transportation to the National
Farmers Union Leadership Con-
ference at Denver in March. Yer
non also earned the distinction of
being the first seven-year Junior
from Mckenzie county. President
Forrest Johnson commended the
young people on their fine &C
complishment. Local leaders
earning their pins and notices
were: Lillian Dobias, three-year
pin; Mrs. j. E. Lassey, ten-year
pin, and Mrs. Frank Lassey, 49,
year pin. Community singing was
led by Mrs. Forrest johnson ac-
companied by Betty johnson at
the piano. Lunch was served at
the close of the meeting by the
Frank LasseyS.
Sioux Flu Juniors and Reserves
will meet Saturday, Dec. / at
the Cartwright hall at 200 p. m.
This is also their Christmas party
and the younger members of the
are invited to attend.
A well filled church Saturday
evening greeted and listened to
Ephriam Isaac of Adds Ababa,
Ethiopia, Africa who is a student
at Concordia College, Moorhead,
and studies chemistry and
languages. He is sponsored by
World Federation and
plans to attend Lutheran Theolo-
gy Seminary in st. Paul also. He
was accompanied by Awad Ismer
from Jordan, a fellow student.
Both were Thanksgiving week
guests of Roger Hett at Alex
Mrs. John Dunbar attended flu
neral services for Mrs. Marrow
At Sidney Monday. Mrs. Marrow
vas a neighbor of Mrs. Dunbars
in homestead days south
If Alexander.