The Sidney herald., 1956-11-01

also visited Mrs. Lawrence.
brother and sisters in Los An.
geles, Long Beach and Ontario
On Sunday, October IA, Mrs
Lawrence and her two brother.
and four sisters held a reunion
in Ontario, the first time they
had all been together since 1915
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sampson
and daughter, LaVonne visited
over the week end with their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Wirth in Bozeman,
They travelled to Bozeman with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Layman from
Glendive.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
John Unruh entertained at a
900 dinner for their children's
grade school teachers and their
husbands and wives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Radcliffe, MIR. and Mrs.
James Copas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Schwartz.
On Tuesday evening the I'm
ruhs entertained the high school
teachers at a 6 o'clock dinner,
those present were Supt. and
Mrs. Donald Blair and children,
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Richey and
children, Mrs. George Garfield
and Miss Eggen.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Schillinger
were recent visitors of Mrs. Schil-
fingers sister, Mrs. Katherine
Turnquist and children in Wi
baux.
Mrs. Chas. A. Johnson enter
tanned at a loo luncheon at her
home Friday honoring Miss Mar
garet Porter who is visiting here.
After luncheon two tables of
bridge were in play with high
honors going to Mrs. P. t. Bald
win, second high, to Mrs. George
Porter and Mrs. A. E. Nelson
received low. A guest prize was
presented to Miss Porter.
Pastor A. 0. White, Mrs. Ros-
lyn Milne, league councillor, and
eleven members of the local lu-
Their League attended the Tri-
Circuit Luther League convention
held at Fairview Friday and Sat-
urday. 230 leaguers represented
the Glasgow, Plentywood and
Glendive circuits. Those who at
tended from Richey were Alan
Nelson, Arvin Eggum, Robert
Dean Craig, Delford Milne, Elaine
Wienke, Mona and Doris Eggum,
JEANNE Jensen, Bonnie Halverson,
Sharon Lobdell and Wanda Glib
son.
The grade school pupils, fourth
thru the eighth, were favored
with a talk Wednesday afternoon
oy Miss Margaret Porter who
has served four and a half years
as administrative assistant to the
Chief of Staff, Far East and Uni
ed Nations Commands in Tokyo,
Mrs. Joe Zeigler was hostess
at a bridge luncheon Monday af-
.ernoon. Miss Margaret Porter
vas awarded high honors, Mrs.
E. Nelson second and Mrs.
George Covlin received low. Mrs.
George Porter was the recipient
If the high draw prize while
Mrs. Chas. A. Johnson received
he low.
Richeyites who attended the
18th annual meeting of the Cen
raj Montana Highway Associa-
ion at Lewistown Saturday were
Die Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Aubler, Glen Coutts, Bill Stef-
en-, Vernon Culver, George Por-
er, Otis Waters and P. P. Law
ence.
Otis Waters, P. P. Lawrence
nd Ole Jensen went on to Bill
ings where they attended the
ceremonial Saturday eve
ing.
Sunday visitors of MIR. and
1rs. p. P. Lawrence were their
laughter, Mrs. Katherine Turn
!uist and children of Wibaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knauts
nd daughter Kristie, and Mrs.
Pristine Hagen travelled to Miles
,ity Sunday to visit the Melvin
iagen family and also Sam OF
and Mrs. John Sorley who
re patients in the Holy Rosary
ospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthvin
also visited Mr.. and Mrs.