The Sidney herald., 1956-10-18
Richey
Helen Hansen

man NELSON, gnu OelOres
and Barbara and son Allen spent
Sunday with relatives in Willis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blair
drove to Harlem Saturday and
spent the week end with MIR. and
Mrs. John Frisvold.
A roast chicken dinner was
served in the Methodist church
parlors Monday evening in honor
of Esther A. Harris of Butte, a
member of the Jurisdiction Youth
committee of the Rebekah as
sembly of Montana, who is also
a past president of that assem-
bly,. Other guests were Sadie Hall
of Glasgow, who is the chair
man of this committee, May
Johnson, A. o. of Starlight Theto
Rho Girls Club and sixteen girls
from the Glasgow club. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Wilson and MIR. John
son were also guests from Glas-
cow. Mary Lu Lee, president of
the Dawn club of Theta Rho in
Richey, presided during the spe-
cial meeting and Merrilee Doyle
was initiated into the club.
Sharon Kemmis reported on
her United Nations Pilgrimage
during the banquet and showed
slides to the group after the
meeting closed at the IOOF hall.
A special meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held in the Roy Richey home
Tuesday afternoon, which was
attended by 10 members and two
visitors. Mrs. Arnold Falken-
stern of Terry, president of the
Powder River district No. 10 paid
her official visit to the unit, and
spoke to the group on the aims
and purposes of that organization.
She also presented the unit with
the following awards: Legion Leg
islative program, membership
quota for carrying forward the
department program of the Le-
gion auxiliary, effective publicity,
poppy poster contest, community
service program. The unit also
received the national award for
membership quota. President Mrs.
Leon Cummings was in charge
Of the meeting. Special music was
presented by Celia Gibson, Julia
GRADER, Edith Gibson, Dora
Scheer and Jeannine Johnston.
Edith Nelson was the accom-
PIANIST. They sang Something for
Thee" and more Love to Thee"
hHrC InTn nry n ~nDorT ~ fhA
education of war orphans. Mrs.
Frank Blair presented Mrs. Fall
kenstern with a gift from the
group. Pictures for the scrap !
book were taken of the group
by Mr.. Richey. The h~ostesses,
Mrs. Richey, Mrs. Frank Blair
and Mrs. Leon Cummings served
lunch at the close of the session.
Edith Messenger was guest of
honor at a pitch-in supper held
at the Pete Adler home Monday
evening. Those present were en-
ployees of the First State Bank
and their respective wives and
husbands. The evening was spent
socially. The honor guest, who
has been employed at the bank
for the past six years was pre-
sented with a gift from the group.
Her marriage to Claire Schilling-
er took place Saturday.
The Dale Waters home was the
scene of a bridal shower Thurs
day evening, complimenf1ng Edith
Messenger. During the evening
the hostesses all dressed as men
sang a novelty number. Bette
Howard, Jeannine Johnston, Gail
Carpenter, Joyce Baldwin and
.ybil Eggum sang "Side BY Side"
Mrs. George Porter gave a read
ing, Lines to a Bride" Several
games were also played. Edith
received many lovely gifts. Hos
.esses for this party were Bette
Howard, Jeannine Johnston, Gail
Joyce Waters, Betty
Walker, Sybil Eggum, Joyce Bald
win and Mickey Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schmitz
irove to Fort Peck and Glasgow
Sunday.
The sixth annual harvest festi-
yal was enjoyed at the American
lutheran church Sunday. After
he morning worship services, the
members of the Ladies' Aid serv-
ID a chicken dinner. The church
md the tables were decorated
With fall garden flowers, crepe
,aper streamerS in fall colors and
autumn leaves, corn and vege-
ables. The Martin Luther film
vas shown after the dinner. AT
he close of the film coffee and
axe were served. Out of town
-uests attended the festival were
dr. and Mrs. Vernon Scheer and
hildren of Circle, and Mr.. and
drs. Olaf Waag of Savage. Mem
'ers of the Luther League did the
decorating. Their counselors are
drs. Dayton Lobdell and Mrs.
loslyn Milne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Bahls
pent the week end in Great Falls
listing the latter's mother.
MIR. and Mrs. M. c. Nicholson
rove to Fallon Saturday to visit
neir son and daughter-in-law,
1r. and Mrs. Myrl Nicholson and
amily. On their return home they
isited in General Hospital with
Irs. Henry Hanson who was a
atient there. Mrs. Hanson re-
Irned home Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Holm and son Ken
eth spent the week end on their
arm near Richey. Mrs. Holm is
tending Teachers College in
this wear Klamath lie