The Sidney herald., 1956-10-18
w. o. r. M. News

The regular meeting of the
Women of the Moose was held
in the Moose hall October 16 with
ST.. Regent Clara Thompson pre-
siding.
A card of thanks was read
from Grand Recorder lola Ken
ney for the generous contribution
of the Sidney lodge to the Star
Recorders Scholarship fund, and
also for our part in making the
Star Recorders Day in Glendive
such a grand success.
An invitation to Harlowton Oct.
% to "Convocation for Greater
Achievement" day was read and
all committee chairmen were urg-
ed to attend.
Reports were read by Mrs.
Means, Mooseheart chairman;
Mrs. Helene Benson, Homemaking
Committee chairman; and Mrs.
Bette McMorris, who reported
for Child Care chairman, Mrs.
Martha Gierke in her absence. A
thank you note from Mrs. Gierke
was read to the following for
their help in raising S211.80 on
the sale of Red Hearts; Solvig
Beier, Lena Morgenroth, Mabel
Dawley, Betty Harmon, Lille
Jensen, Harriet Henderson, Melva
Cundiff, Olive Klette, Ruth Sax,
Martha Marion, Ethel Ramus, Lii
liam Johnson, Eva Hennen, Ruth
Douglass, Kathleen Henderson,
Barbara Cundiff, and Diet King.
Forty-five members were in
attendance at the meeting and all
brought lovely gifts for Moose
Heart and Moose Haven for the
Christmas box. Mrs. Means, who
will be assisted by Mrs. Lud-
dington in packing them and get
ting them off, thanked the mem
bers for their splendid donations.
Mrs. Leila Mellinger' announced
that her membership committee
was going to sponsor a covered
dish dinner at $50 p, m, Oct.
80 in the Moose hall at which all
members are requested to be pres
ent and to bring as many guests
possible. There will be a fine
entertainment of music and games
and a prize will be given to the
member who brings the most
guests. Members are reminded to
bring a covered dish for the pot
luck supper for this membership
Mrs. Eva Swenson read the
audit report and said the lodge
now has ITO members. Mrs. Lucy
asked for donations for
the rummage sale, all to be sent
to the Moose hall not later than
Saturday morning, Nov. 3. All
clothing and household articles
furniture or otherwise, will
De gladly accepted and in case
he member or friend who has
he donation to make cannot send
t arrangements will be made
or a pickup by Mrs. Fisher. Ar
icles may also be left at her
home at 213 - End st. S. E. at
my time. The sale will start at
10 a. m. Saturday, Nov. 3 and will
as long as there are
buyers. Money is badly needed
md all are asked to assist in
making this sale a success by
ending in rummage.
Mrs. Elsie Rays name was
lrawn for the $40 door prize and
she was present the prize will
'egin with 81 again at the next
Meeting.
The meeting closed with an
hour of entertainment
'ut on by the Mooseheart COM
Ida Cattaneo and Selma
ling won first and second prizes
espectively for the game "Musi-
Chairs" and sides were chos-
n for a peanut race, with Ida
'attaneo's side winning over Leila
)ayton's group. The winners got
box of candy and the losers a
ack of peanuts.
A delicious lunch was served
y Ada Ostrem, Gertrude Smith,
Fulkerson, Verna Gunder-
On, Violet Jorgenson and Fran ,
Jensen. !
The next meeting will be held !
6. All members please I
e in attendance.
Betty MERCER. Pub. Chm.