The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12

meeting consisted of appointir
committees for the year whict
are as follows: Outside Activi
ties, j. T. Petrik, Mrs. PershinI
Carter, and Mrs. Joe Provost
Calendar; Mrs. Ben Mercier, Mrs
Warren Petrik and Mrs. Edga
Salisbury; Program for first Sc
meste; Dick Bell, Ms. Paul Her
niger, and Mrs. c. r. Thiessen
Membership, Mrs. Pude Dotson
Mrs. George Howell, Mrs. Gee
Reimann. After the meeting tn,
members adjourned to the schoo
lunchroom where they had lunch
OF pie and coffe served by the
school board members, and the
PTA officers.
School opened Sept. 3 with ar
Increase in the enrolment this
year. There r forty-one regis
tered in high school, eighteen in
the seventh and eighth grade
room, twenty-one in the fifth and
sixth grade room, nineteen in the
third and fourth grades and
twenty-one in the first and Sec
ond grades. This makes a total
~ r24 in school. The school op-
ened with a complete faculty and
classes are going according. to
schedule at this writing.
The annual Mission Festival"
OF the Lutheran WMF will be
held at the church Thursday at
ternoon and evening, September
10. The afternoon meeting will
begin at 2:30 and the evening
service will be held at 1880 with
a supper between the sessions in
the church parlors at $50. Guest
speakers for both sessions will be
Miss Helen Rowberg, missionary
from Madagascar, who teaches in
the school for native girls at
Manantenina, Madagascar, and
Mineyoso Sugita, (Sam) a native
OF Tokyo, Japan, who is studying
in the United States preparatory
to going back as a missionary to
his own people. He came into
contact with the Gospel Jesus
Christ while acting as interpreter
for the American missionaries.
among these mission
aries is Douglas Swendseid. An
invitation to all who are inter-
.sted in missions and Christian
fellowship is extended to either
DR. both of these meetings and
he supper.
Church services will be held
the First Lutheran church in
Lambert this Friday evening.
september Is at 800 D. m. Rev.
'etness of Fairview will conduct
he service.
Mr.. Martin and brother Jim
left from Glendive by
rain for Minneapolis, Minnesota,
August 81, having been taken
hat far by Mr.. and Mrs. Hank
2ehbein. The Brown brothers
we're called there by the serious
Illness of their brother John who
makes his home there.
Bud and George Lake left on
thursday of last week by car for
chinook, Montana, where they
pent two days at the home of
heir sister and family, MI. and
1rs. Steve Ruffatto. MI. Ruff.
alto is teaching in the Chinook
chool system and moved there
his fall from Culbertson where
ney made their home since their
marriage. Enroute home Bud and
spent Saturday night and
unday in Bainville as guests of
irwin Johnson, a friend of
ieorge.
Mrs. Ed Riley and baby daugh-
er Patricia left from GILBERT
On last Thursday night for her
ONE in Spokane, Wn., after
pending the past three weeks
ere with her mother and at
the funeral of her father,
.udson Otto.
George Howell in company
18th Henry Kieser and other
from this area left by car
aturday morning for Lincoln,
[ontana to attend the annual
Getting of the State Highway
commission which was held f.
lere this week end. The group
rived home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Schwartz
Id family Of the Bloomfield
ga visited at the Thea Poison .
,me Sunday. {
The Keiwit Construction Co.
completed the oiling of the |.
from Lambert past Enid .
I'd will be leaving for various :
her contracted jobs toward the c
d of the week. Some have gone !
parts of North Dakota al )
ady. The Harris Construction u
,mpany have started work on
e grading and leveling which p
ey received the contract for q
d which will take the Central n
ghway as far as Richey this +
Il, with the oiling to be done o
this stretch next summer. +
The Lyon, Schilling and Shar- F
no race cars were taken to a