The Sidney herald., 1957-05-23

Helen Hansen

: George Garfield and Harold
Adkins left for Gillette, Wyoming
/. with a truck load of saddle horse.
for a sale there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gillespie
: returned Thursday from theil
winter stay in Arizona and Cali
fornia.
The regular meeting of the Luz
teran Ladies' Aid was held las,
Thursday afternoon with Mrs
James Christensen in charge OF
the program. A Life Membership
pin was awarded to Mrs. James
Golfer. Hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs. Lars Olson, Mrs.
Selmer Rosaaen, Mrs. Ole Jensen.
More than so young people
attende da formal banquet given
for the mlast Monday night at
the Bethlehem Mennonite church
at Bloomfield, Mcnt. High school
students and eighth graders from
five surrounding churches were
present. The banquet was for
those not attending their high
school proms. There were young
people from the Richey Alliance
church, the Bloomfield Alliance,
the Red Top Mennonite, the
South Valley Fundamental and
the Bethlehem Mennonite church.
The party vas organized and
planned by Mrs. Bettey Howard
Of Richey. Ladies from the Beth
lehem and Richey Alliance
church sponsored it, with mem
bers of other churches contrib
uting food. Delmar and Faye
Senner, Myron and Phyllis
Schultz, Charles Senner and Thel-
ma Schwartz acted as walters.
Mrs. Ruth Janke, Mrs. Elvina
Deckert, Mrs. Anne Deckert, Mrs.
Gail Carpenter, Mrs. Mickey
Waters, Mrs Esther Schwartz
and Mrs. Margaret Ortman work
ed in the kitchen. Miss Alison
Deckert was toastmistress.
During the banquet Leslie
Swanson of Richey and Donna
Kaufman of Bloomfield were
crowned king and queen. After
the meal a film was shown.
The Lutheran vacation Bible
school will be held from June 8
through June 7. There will be
classes for children from live
and up.
An all day meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held at the Fred Callison home
Friday. A pot luck dinner was
served at noon. The years pro-
gram was arranged at this time.
Mrs. Verne Stoker, past presi-
installed the newly elected
officers: President, Mrs. Wilbur
Gibson; vice-president, Mrs. Wal
lace Gibson; End vice president,
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. E. H. Walker:
Sgt. at Arms, Mrs. Donald Blair;
Mrs. Ira Zuroff; MS
Mrs. George Garfield. The
appointed departmental chairmen
are: Music, Mrs. August Scheer:
of War Orphans, Mrs.
VIM. Zein; membership, Mrs. WAL
ace Gibson; Rehabilitation, Mrs.
T. N. Butterfield; Legislation,
Mrs. Roy Richey; National Sc
and Civil Defense, Mrs.
Herman Volbrecht; Americanism,
Mrs. Harold Knauts; Child We'll
ARE, Mrs. Donald Blair; Pam
Americanism, Mrs. H. Knauts;
child Welfare, Mrs. Donald Blair;
Pan American, Mrs. Verne Stok-
IT; Poppy Poster, Mrs. Fred Cal
ison; Unit Activities and Com
nunity Service, Mrs. NARROW Egg
!um and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston;
Girls State, Mrs. Jim Raisl; Pub
lefty and Radio, Mrs. Vernon
Past President Farley,
Irs. Ralph GRADER; Finance, Mrs.
H. Walker; Constitution and
'y-laws, Mrs. Frank Blair; The
.iaison, Mrs. Donald Blair and
,unshine Lady, Mrs. Ira Zuroff.
he Hymn of the Month, THE
I'D Rugged Cross" was sung by
ne group. The unit was honored
y the presence of their only
harter member, Mrs. Susie John
.on of Sacramento, California.
Mrs. Herb Johnson entertained
t a bridge party honoring Mrs.
eanie Libby. Two tables were
| play with high award gong
Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht, low
Mrs. George Boles. Guest prize
as given to Mrs. JEANNE Libby
nd high draw prize went to Mrs.
eek Berry and low to Mrs. DON
d Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cummings
I'd Mrs. JEANNE Libby were
Inday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
rs. f. p. Blair. The latter was
/ overnight guest of the Blairs.
Mrs. Clara Kemmer and daugh-
r Mae of Williston, and Mr..
Id Mrs. Sam Bitterness were
dinner guests in the Nor
an Nelson home. The Kemmers
to attend the confirmation
their nephew and cousin. AL