The Sidney herald., 1957-01-17

Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

Bethel Lutheran church con-
gregation had their annual meet
ing last Wednesday and elected
new officers.
st. Michaels Episcopal congre-
CATION postponed their annual
meeting and election of officers
from last Wednesday indefinitely
due to inclement weather condi-
tons. st. Michaels and All Angels
W. A. met at the Alfred Gullik-
son home Thursday afternoon
and the following took their re-
spective offices: President, Mrs,
Anton Klose; vice president, Mrs.
Richard Croy; secretary-treasur-
er, Mrs. Forrest Johnson: Mrs.
VIM. Scrivner was appointed to
serve as UTO chairman; Mrs.
Frank Lassey, program chairman;
Mrs. VIM. Lassey, Christian So
cial Relations chairman; Mrs. AL
fred Gullikson will be in charge
of the church Periodical Club.
Mrs. Royle Koch and Mrs. John
Dunbar will serve on the Sun
shine committee. Our supply as
signment is furnishing a layette
or layettes to an Indian Mission.
The February meeting will be
held n week earlier than usual,
on February 7th at the home of
Mrs. Dunbar.
Wildlife club will have their
regular meeting this Tuesday
night at the Cartwright hall at
7:30 est.
Clarence diversion drove to
Miles City, Montana Wednesday,
January 9th and the next day
entered the Veterans hospital
there for a physical checkup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest johnson
and children visited at the John
Link home near Charbonneau Sat-
urday evening.
Joe O'Connor was confined to
his home a few days last week
due to a severe cold. However,
he is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Novatne of
Hector, Minnesota and her aunt,
Mrs. Filing Ellingson of Alexander
were visitors at the Forrest John
son and Anton Klose homes Fri
day.
Mrs. VIM. Dobias spent four
days at the Sidney hospital with
friends who e patients there
the first week in January.
The VIM. Dobias family had as
New Years dinner guests at their
home Mrs. Annie Dobias and
George, Emil Lassey and chill
dren and Frank and Jerry Lee
Lassey. Later Frank Lassey and
Jerry Lee drove to Sidney to
bring Mrs. Emil Lassey and Mrs.
Lassey home from the
hospital. Both ladies are recov-
ering nicely and feeling much
than in some time pre-
vious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson
and Bernice Harris of Sidney
we're visitors at the Frank Las
sey home Tuesday, January 9th.
Junior and Reserve classes CT
Sioux Local Farmers Union met
at the Cartwright hall Saturday,
January 5th at 2 p. m. A "thank
you" goes to Grace Lassey who
mad charge of the Juniors while
Helen Lassey, regular teacher,
underwent surgery. Also thanks"
20 Don Noteboom Sr. who sub
for his wife Caroline in
.eaching the primary class. The
primary class had perfect at
tendance at this meeting. Glasses
.wo and three had one absence
each. The Wesley Thorson chill
iren who recently moved from
his community were missed. Fol-
owing classes there was recrea-
ion which closed with one Good
Night Circle, and dismissal. How
,ver, most of the group stayed
md enjoyed more volleyball. The
,ext classes will be held Febru-
lry End, which is the first Sat-
lrday in the month, our regular
meeting date unless otherwise
Notified.
Action officials of Sioux Flu
,eld their first meeting of 1857
/ the Perry Elletson home Tues
lay evening" January 9th. The
January meeting was planned to
held Saturday, January 10th
I 8 p. m. est. This is not the
egular meeting date so kindly
axe note. The program chairman, s
frances Johnson, tells us that
fter the meeting there will be !
,ames for the little folks, ball |
nd cards for teen ayers and
dults. Action officials II I
ertained by the Elletson's talk ]
ng parakeet, and his special I
wolf cali". Now WHERE do you
mink that bird learned that call? !
FRS. Elletson served a delicious
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