The Sidney herald., 1956-02-02

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ME whiteman, Mrs. r. Wienke,
Mrs. Chas. Won Ruben, Mrs,
Leonard Unruh, Mrs. Robert
Eggebrecht, Mrs. Otis Waters,
Mrs. Ole Jensen, Mrs. Wilbur
Gibson. Mrs. Ruben Brown, Mrs.
Robert Stevenson, Mrs. Dayton
Lobdell. Mrs. Sam Lee, Mrs.
Robert Knudson.
The study group of the Metho-
dist Women's Society of Chris
tan Service met in the parsonage
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Donald Blair leading the study on
the theme, 1.-The Christian Mis-
sion in a Revolutionary World,
with the group using the book,
Revolutionary Faith, by DR.. Floyd
Shecklock. Mrs. Roy Richey led
the devotions and the business
session was in charge of the vice
president, Mrs. Lloyd Eggum.
Lunch was served by Mrs. H. c.
Mecklenburg. The next meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Donald Blair with Mrs.
Lloyd Eggum and Mrs. Otis Wat
ers in charge of the study.
Bitter Root Rebekah Lodge No.
ITO held a regular session Thurs
day night with Noble Grand Eth
Ell Craig presiding. Elva White
man was installed as outside
guardian as she was unable to
attend the regular installation. A
final collection was taken for
the Polio fund. Frances Berry
gave a report on the life of
Thomas Wildey, founder of Odd
Fellowship. Following the meet
ing a farewell party was held in
honor of Lille Jarmuth. She
was presented with a gift from
the lodge by Margaret Berry,
deputy president. The honored
guest g~raciously thanked the
members. A cake was baked by
Carrie Unruh and served for the
occasion. Regular hostesses for
the evening YER Evelyn Knud-
son and Margaret Berry.
Mrs. CLAUS Hagen returned
Saturday from a two week stay
in Miles City with her son Mel
vim Hagen and family.
A group of interested persons
met in the Lutheran church on
Tuesday evening to formulate
plans for continuing the work of
the cub scouts. Those meeting
included den mothers, committee
men, cub master, Jim Raisl and
several parents. Bob Richey,
chairman, conducted the session.
Ideas committee for the remain
der of the school year were ap-
pointed and they are: February
John Unruh, Mrs. Dean Craig,
Mrs. Charles Fowler and Mrs.
Edithe Messenger; March - Dean
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Blair
and Harold Berry; April - Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Raisl, MI. and Mrs.
Ole Jensen; May - Mrs. John
Unruh, Charles Fowler, Clarence
Knudson and Mrs. Alvin Lobdell.
The net pack meeting will be
held in the Methodist church
parlors and will feature a pot
luck, blue and gold party.
Awards will be presented to the
boys at that time. Norman Mel
son has assumed the duties as
scout master and Floyd Durfey
will be his assistant.
Miss Donna Marie Gossen was
honored on her 7th birthday on
Thursday afternoon, January 26,
when her teacher, Miss Shirley
Levengood of the Morning Side,
the pupils and their mothers
gathered at the school for a little
party. The birthday cake was
baked and decorated by her
teacher and served with a bev-
erage.
Henry Albrecht from Malta,
Mont, visited relatives in Glen
dive and friends in Richey and
vicinity the past week. On We'd
nesday he was an overnight guest
of Ben Albrecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sampson
left by train Sunday from Wolf
Point for Minneapolis, where
they will visit Mrs. Simpsons
relatives. The Simpsons will stop
off at Valley City to visit the
Gamrath family, former
Mrs. Vera Kautenberger re-
turned home Monday from the
Sidney Memorial hospital where
she was a patient for the past
3 weeks.
(Last Weeks News)
In a District 2 conference
game the Lambert Lions defeated
the Richey Royals in an over
time period ~ to rs. The game
was played on the Richey court.
See last weeks Lambert news
details.
Frank Zuroff celebrated his
18th birthday anniversary with
4 party at his home Monday eve
ling. Those present were his
IONS, Ira and family and Mrs.
Muskett, Ed Zuroff and
wife and DR.. Roman Zuroff and
from Glendive. Also his
laughter, Mrs. Dan Kuester and
on Robert. Movies were shown
W DR.. Zuroff after which re-
reshments were served. The
birthday cake was baked and
decorated by Mrs. Ira Zuroff.
Young Women's Sewing Club
vas entertained at the Stanley
Waters home Tuesday evening
With Mrs. Alton Olson as hos
ess. Mrs. William Colbert was
uest of the club.
Mrs. Art Radcliffe, and Mrs.
!. H. Walker were hostesses at
birthday party honoring Mrs.
essie Eyre on Tuesday evening
t the Radcliffe home. The eve
ing was spent socially and a
cake and other refresh
tents were served.
Tuesday evening bridge club