The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

MIS-. lIGlllGA hOalltlRG4A Q4t0 SO
Ronnie left by train Saturday TO
: their home in Havre after spend.
ing nearly three weeks here Wis
iting Mrs. Kohlman'S mother, Mr.
Lottie Carter, and her children
Loretta and Jack Heringer.
Grant Burgess drove to Willis
ton, N. D., Wednesday of las.
week to spend two days in tracto1
school of the MasSey-Harris trac-
tor. He returned home Thursday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Scott have
recently received word that their
daughter Kathleen, now Mrs. Don
BatiSte, has received her r. N,
diploma after taking her state
examinations late this fall.
MI. and Mrs. Dave ThieSSen
and son Allen accompanied by
Mrs. Tom Memoirs of Sidney
and Mrs. David Henry ThieSSen
and daughter Debbie of St Paul
arrived home Tuesday of last
week after spending a two weeks
vacation in St. Paul at the Rev.
Gordon Swanson home. Mrs. Nc
Morris visited her sister, Mrs.
ellison in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Mrs. David ThieSSen and Debbie
came here for a visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Bill Pet
rik and also with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Henry ThieSSen.
The WMF Society of the Lu-
theran church met at the church
Thursday of last week for their
regular monthly meeting. The
usual Bible study was presented
followed by a program ~stressing
foreign missions, a very interest
ing skit was presented by eight
ladies. After the program the
regular business meeting was held
followed by supper served IN the
church parlors by hoSteSSeS Mrs.
Martin Torgerson and Mrs. Walt
er Burgess.
The film, Martin Luther, will be
shown al the high school gym
this Saturday night, March II at
7:30 p. m This film is being
brought here by Rev. Forester
of Billings, under the sponsor
ship of the Christian and Mission
AIRY Alliance church and is open
to the public. A free will offer
ing will be taken during the eve
ming. Rev. Forester and four stu
dents of the Montana Bible Insti-
will speak at the Alliance
church Friday evening and at
the regular services Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Petrik
and children drove to Culbertson
Sunday to visit at the Steve Ruff
home.
Warren Petrik and Martin Lake
made a business trip to Minot
Oak, Thursday of last week.
Bruce Qualley accompanied his
grandfather, Alvin Burgess, to
Billings Saturday where he con-
ulted with a dentist in regards
a tooth which was Clipped
While playing one day last week.
they returned here again on
tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bell and
on Dean spent the week end in
idney at the bedside of MIR.
mother who is i'll at her
ONE there.
The talent show which was
ponSored by the seniors was a
rand success with a full evening
f entertainment for those who
TENDED. Prize winners were as
blows: Grand prize went to Ros-
lie Luidahl and Louise Gunder-
IN who played a piano duet; in
he grade school division prizes
ere awarded, first, to a quartet
,mprised of Amy Burgess, Char
tte Lake, Penny Burton and
-arilynn Bell, second to Sharon
arter and Marlyn Rogers for a
.ano duet, and third to Marlyn
ogers for a piano solo. The high
Ihool division first prize went
Guy Eddy and Phyllis Mulln,
let; second, to Rodney Rodgers,
oyer Williams and Robert Pet
k. trombone trio; David Heath
I'd David Gladowsh received
ird prize for a saxophone duet.
the adult section first prize
emit TO Bill johnson and Mrs.
c Provost for a vocal number
companied by electric guitars.
1rman Lindvig received second
r a piano solo and Bill Johnson
d Mrs. Provost received a third
ize for a number on the cleo
guitar and piano accordion.
le remainder of the evening was
ent in request numbers by
embers Of the audience and re-
ats Of those VINO took part in
2 program. Mr.. johnson and
IS. Provost were kept busy
-oughout the evening as the
ople had endless quarters with
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