The Sidney herald., 1956-02-09
Richey
Helen Hanson

to visit Mrs. Sorenson's sister
Mrs. Cliff Sampson and famil,
this week. Mrs. Sorenson's moth,
er, Mrs. Ed Bahls and Rocki,
are staying with MIR. and Mrs
Sorenson's daughter, Sandra dur
ing their absence.
On January ~ at 4:30 p. m.
Noema Waller of Richey became
the bride of Robert Schultz o
Lambert in a double ring cere-
mony performed in the Trinity
Lutheran church in Sidney with
the Rev. John Chambers officiat-
ing. Their attendants were Mrs
Marvin Schultz of Lambert, sis
ter of the bride and Vernie
Schultz, brother of the groom.
The bride was attired in a light
blue street suit with black ac-
cessories and a corsage of yellow
roses. The bridesmaid wore a
navy blue dress with a corsage
of yellow carnations. The groom
and best man were dressed in
gray suits with white .carnation
boutonnieres. Dinner was served
at the Lalonde Cafe for the bril-
dial party after the ceremony. The
young couple will make their
home on a farm near Enid.
Tuesday evening Bridge club
met in the George home with
three tables in play. Awards were
received by Mrs. Harold Berry,
high; Mrs. Vernon Culver, second
high; Mrs. Chas. A. johnson, low
and Mrs. Donald Blair received
the deuce prize.
Mrs. George Boles entertained
the Past Matrons club of the
Maud Marshall Chapter No. 102
o. E. S. on Wednesday afternoon
with nine members present. The
project discussed was making
chair covers for the chapter room.
A scrap book was also started.
The WSCS met at the Donald
Blair home Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Lloyd Eggum and
Mrs. Otis Waters leading study.
After the meeting lunch was
served by Mrs. Blair.
Miss Marilyn Whiteman was
honored at a bridal shower at
the Methodist church parlors on
Saturday afternoon. About 40
we're present. The h~ostesses
for the occasion were Lorna Rae
Deanna Jarmuth, Mick
ey Adkins and Nina MUIR.
The Onward Home Project
club held their February meet
ing in the home of Mrs. p. T.
Friday afternoon with
IL members present. Roll call
was answered with a famous
quotation from a statesman. The
vice president, Mrs. Joe Ziegler,
presided at the business session.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Bald
win.
Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Mecklen-
burg left Saturday for Spearfish,
5. D., where Rev. Mecklenburg
lad a part in the dedication SER
ices of the newly renovated
Methodist church Sunday, which
lie had designed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton Cummings
'eturned home Friday night from
Billings where Cummings attend
ID the Montana Farm Institute
Thursday. Mrs. Cummings visited
Ter mother in Billings. The Cum
also visited their sons,
Charley and Clinton who are at
ending Mt. Ellis Academy. They
we're the first overnight guests
It the new dormitory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey left
for Sheridan, Wyoming,
where they are visiting their son
,lyde and family. Clyde will go
n with his parents to Nebraska
0 visit relatives.
A silver tea was held at the
Methodist church parlors Thurs
ay evening honoring Miss Cor
inc Nelson, bride-to-be, a for
her Richeyite who is now liv-
lg at Portland, Oregon. Hostesses
DR. the occasion were Mrs. STAN
~ Waters, Mrs. Edward Car
enter, Mrs. William Howard,
1rs. Robert Walker, Mrs. Chas.
ohnson. Mrs. Donald Blair, Mrs.
con Cummings, Mrs. Lloyd
ohnston, Mrs. Lloyd Eggum,
1rs. Art Radcliffe, Mrs. A.
Irundmeyer, Mrs. R. Grundmey-
r, Mrs. Keith Waters, Mrs. Tom
~ Baldwin and Mrs. Vernon
Mrs. F. N. Butterfield.
Mrs. Walter Drummond is Wis
ing her daughter-in-law and
hildren in Levittown, New York,
nd also her son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
'rummond at Blaine, Maine.
Den No. l of the Cub Scout
'ack held their weekly Den meet
lg Thursday, February 2 at the
IRA Kemmis home with five
oys in attendance. After the
usiness meeting games we're en-
Eyed and a lunch was served by
ZEN Mother Mrs. Kemmis.
Mrs. Wallace Gibson entertain
! the NARROW Eggum family at
inner on a recent Sunday, the
ccasion being Mrs. Eggum's
irthday.
Kenneth Babb who has served
| the Air Force for the past
years, the last year at the
larch ALB in California, has re-
lived his discharge and arrived
ONE Sunday evening. Babb is
the Reserves for the next four
ears.
Mrs. George Strobe underwent
lajor surgery at the Sidney hos
ital last week.
Lloyd and Willis Gering ar
we'd in Billings by plane from
and vas met there by
leir brother, Percy Gering who
them on to Richey on
lsiness Monday.
Mrs. Bernie Bahls returned
lme from the Sidney hnenita1