The Sidney herald., 1956-05-31

week end. Loretta Heringer re-
turned home with her mother for
the summer. Jack Heringer plans
to work near Sidney this sum-
mer.
Rev. and Mrs. 0. A. White of
Richey, and Miss Cathy Coltvet,
vacation Bible school teacher,
were Sunday dinner guests at the
o. S. Kvaalen home. That eve
ming they all attended the family
night supper and program at the
First Lutheran church.
Miss Phyllis Mullin was hon.
ored with a bridal shower at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ben
Mercier Wednesday evening of
last week. Games were played
throughout the evening with a
lunch served at the close of the
evening by the h~ostesses, Mrs.
Beatrice Burton and Miss Doris
Baldwin. The bride elect re-
ceived many lovely gifts mainly
of linen.
Sam Scammon left for Laurel,
Mont, with his parents who
came for him Friday night. Mr..
Scammon has taught in the high
school as commercial teacher for
the past two years and will be
missed by his many friends here.
This summer Sam plans on tour
ing Europe with the idea of
teaching abroad in the near flu
ture, however he will return to
the states for the coming year.
Jimmy Thomas is expected
home from ST. Thomas College,
st. Paul, Mimi, this week.
Joe Heiser is a patient in the
Sidney hospital this week suf-
fering from pneumonia.
Jimmy Mullin underwent sur
gerry at the Sidney hospital last
week and is reported as doing
quite well at this writing.
Miss Amy Burgess spent Sat-
urday night at the Don Petrik
home as a guest of Miss Yvonne
and Loretta.
The Lambert baseball team
drove to Circle Sunday to meet
the Circle nine and were defeated
II to S. They report that Circle
has a very good team this year.
Mrs. Edward Alarcon and sons
of Sidney spent Friday visiting
relatives and friends in town and
attending the school picnic.
Lester Pust, small son of Leon
ard Pust of Glendive spent one
night at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pust
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cobb and
of Glendive were Sunday
dinner guests at the Emil Pust
home. Mrs. Cobb is the former
Miss Daisalina Pust.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Klempel
and family of Mcintosh, S. Oak,
spent the week at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Klempel.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Lobdell left
this week end for Malta where
they will make their home. Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Petrik accom-
panied them there to help them
get settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mercier have
moved into the elevator house
which was vacated by the Lob
dells Monday. The future Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Fink will occupy the
Mercier house after their marriage
June IL.
Family night was enjoyed at
the Lutheran church Sunday eve
with a pot luck supper to
start the evening at 500 followed
by a program led by Miss Sharon
Carter. A film ON the Mission
Field of Africa was shown with
children's film on nature study
preceding it. Miss Coltvet played
piano solo and Mrs. White sang
1 solo.
Three stock cars from here took
part in the races at Miles City
Sunday, with Orville Sharbono
winning the trophy race and he
md Don Lyon placing in two
)Lner races. Inc cars from mere
we're owned and driven by Or
lille S~harbono, Don Lyon and
Schilling.
Miss Joyce LiudahI arrived
lome with her father Thursday
'vening of last week from White
ish where they both have been
listing for a time.
Mrs. Marie Ann Backes and
spent Sunday in Sidney
With her parents, MI. and Mrs.
LEO Provost. While there she Wis
ted Jimmy Mullin in the hos
'ital.
Vacation Bible school at the
'irst Lutheran church will start
fonday, June 4th and will begin
t 900 each morning with the
re-school children dismissed at
DON. Glasses will be held for
chool age children until $3.50
Or a period of two weeks, clos
lg with a picnic and an evening
rogram June 18th. Everyone is
yelcome and urged to attend.