The Sidney herald., 1956-09-27
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

TWO birthdays were given Spe-
cial attention since last week.
writing: September 20 being Per-
ry Elletson's birthday, it was OBJ
served with the coming of his
brother Adney Elletson, wife and
children and MIR. and Mrs. Lon
Elletson and baby from Willis
ton and they were joined by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Leens, Mrs. EN-
ma Leens and Julius who spent
a pleasant evening with Perry at
his home here. Mrs. Frank Leens
baked and decorated the special
birthday cake, and lunch was
served.
Sunday Mrs. Emma Leens was
honored guest at her home for her
84th birthday anniversary when
over fifty relatives and neighbors
gathered at her home to extend
greetings and have lunch with
her. Mrs. Frank Leens and Mrs.
Elletson had baked and decorated
a Sitter cake in white with roses
and the numeral "84" topping it.
Besides local people, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Derudder and Miss
Varty of Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Green and Bettey Kay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Evanson
and children of Trenton were
there. The men present played
several games of horseshoe.
Sunday afternoon the Episcopal
congregation honored Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Powell for their seth
wedding anniversary and ten
years in this mission. For the
tenth anniversary they were pre-
scented with a purse of coin which
was placed in a tin cup on a tin
plate as appropriate. The lunch
table held a large bowl of asters
and daisies as a centerpiece with
two cakes Zone on each side of
the bowl) in white with pink
decorations. Autumn leaves were
scattered between. Cakes were
made and decorated by Mrs. A.
V. Gullikson and Mrs. Forrest
johnson in two tiers each. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Powell and chill
dren were present for the oc-
casion. Another feature of the
afternoon was a meeting of the
Youth Fellowship of Williston
and Cartwright after the usual
church service. Youth from Will
liston we're Bill Lees, N. D. presi-
dent of Youth Fellowship; Sarah
Hapgood and Clara Carr, dean
of the church youth group.
The usual birthday cake hon.
ored the birthdays of Sue Dobias
and Bill Lassey. In absence of
Bill Lassey the IFYE, MI. Phalke
stood in for Bill.
Ted Sandy, Arthur Paulson,
Iszley, Milton Olson, Mr..
and Mrs. o. ]. Odegaard drove
to Glendive Sunday where the
men attended a conference of
men and Mrs. Odegaard
visited Mrs. Henry Servas.
Louise Gunderson came from
Lambert Friday and was house
guest for the week end of Julie
.erplancke. Mr.. and Mrs. Gun
derson came Sunday, attended
church and were dinner guests
the Julius Verplanckes.
Mrs. Shelly rode to Williston
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Pow
I'll and entered the hospital for
medical care. We sincerely hope
1er stay may be short and her
health improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lassey en-
.ertained dinner guests Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Las
'ey and Jerry, MI. and Mrs.
lanes Stewart and children of
Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
oropp and children and MI.
ohalke of India.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Green
md Bettey Kay and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Erwin Evanson and children
# Trenton were visitors at the
richard Croy home Sunday.
The John Dunbar family spent
sunday at Alexander with the
Hubert Bartram family.
Mines. Hans Berntson, Arthur
7ickers and Alex Moran picked
Ip potatoes in the valley last
week.
Many children filled the hall
1onday afternoon to hear Mr..
the IFYE from India
peak and saw picture slides
by him. He talked of many
objects about his native country.
'hildren ere from Noble, Estes,
indian Hill and Sioux schools.