The Sidney herald., 1956-09-13

Tree INN last wednesday eve
ming. Plans are under way to
join the Women's League this
season.. Other bowlers will be
Mrs. Bob Rehbein, Mrs. Beatrice
Burton and Mrs. Pershing Carter.
Janice and Robert Swanson,
children of Rev. and Mrs. Cor
don Swanson, enrolled in the To-
cal grade school last week. They
will attend school here until the
first part of October or until their
parents receive word concerning
their return to the Philippine
Islands where they are working
as missionaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Thiessen
and Allen and Rev. and Mrs.
Gordon Swanson and family en-
joyed a family picnic dinner in
the Bloomfield community Sum-
day when they met with the
grandparents of Mrs. Swanson,
MIR. and Mrs. d. H. A. Schultz
and their son Melvin, all of Enid,
Oklahoma. The elderly Schultz's
and family are here for the forth
coming marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Schultz, who will
be married September Is.
MIR. and Mrs. Mervin Torger-
son and son Larry, Orlin, Gilman
and Gary Moen drove to Fort
Peck Sunday afternoon where
they enjoyed a day of fishing.
Mrs. Alfred Rehbein had the
misfortune of falling and twist
ing her leg, thus breaking a
blood vessel in her leg as she
stepped from a car to go into
the local post office Saturday
evening. She will be in bed for
about six weeks upon doctors
orders.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence spent
the week end visiting at the home
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rehbein and with friends.
Mary is attending the Catholic
nigh school in Miles City this
year as a senior.
The first meeting of the PTA
was held at the high school audi
.orium Monday evening with Mrs.
George Reiman, president. The
program began with the intro
AUCTION of the teachers by Supt.
>. E. Heath with a brief re-
from each member of
he faculty. Mr.. Heath then in
reduced the new president who
turn after a brief welcome to
he teachers turned the program
,ver to President Mrs. Bob Reh-
oein. The next number was a
solo by Robert Petrik,
high school junior. A film of
'odeo pictures was then enjoyed
~ the group followed by several
elections of music by MI. Dick
Bell at the piano and Mrs. Joe
Provost with piano accordion,
which concluded the program.
he president then appointed the
landing committees for the year.
'hese were: program, Mrs. Dave i;
'hiessen, Mrs. Joe Provost; cal '
ndar, Mrs. Grant Burgess, Mrs. {
lloyd Williams, Mrs. Mervin Tor
erson; outside activities, Mrs.
lay Qualley, Mrs. Dale Mullin
nd Mr.. Art Pribnow; member
hip, Mrs. Pude Dotson. Lunch {
yas served in the school lunch I
DOM by the officers of the as /
ociation and members of the S
chool board, which concluded the /
vening. &
A group of men from the Lu- l
leran church drove to Glendive
evening for a meeting t
o%ncerning church stewardship d
nd other church business. Those f
tho went were: Lowell Qualley, n
Burgess, John Monger, Ar h
ME Strand and Jerome Petrik n
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Larry Williams plans to leave v
lie last of this week for Havre, l
here he will attend college this v
ear, taking preparatory law o
v
Jim Thomas will leave this Il
eek end for Minnesota where a
: will resume his college edu-
ltion in engineering. "
The Ladies Missionary Prayer c
and met at the Bill Petrik a
,me Thursday of last week for h
cir regular monthly meeting. II
rs. Ed Roberts was honored N
it'll a handkerchief shower for "
r birthday that same day in "
Injunction with the regular a
u