The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28

Belvoir,. Virginia. where he has beer
assigned to ten weeks of training In
the use of heavy artillery equipment
Mrs. w. A. Turner left today for
Seattle, Wn., to attend the Province
Convention of Delta Gamma. of which
she is state recommendation chairman,
The meeting will be held March 1881
and Mrs. Turner will return home the
first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney Berven OF
Red Lodge were week end visitors
recently at the home of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ulmen. Former long time resi-
was Northern Pacific agent. they have
many friends here who were happy
to see them on this occasion. Mr..
Berven was transferred to the Red
Lodge N. p. station from here a num-
Der of years ago and continued as de-
pot agent there until he reached the
retirement stage in the service. Mr..
and Mrs. Berven have their home in
Red Lodge where they will continue
to live close to the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park.
Jim Seitz will return Saturday to
East Lansing, Michigan. where he is in
his freshman year at Michigan State
University. Jim is .majoring in hotel
management.
Mr.; and Mrs. H. H. Gargrave visited
In Sidney last week at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
4'e 49, away olAa dltAAAl q.
Mrs. Gargrave met her husband here
on his return from a months vacation
trip to California and the west coast.
In California he visited at the home
and family in San Carlos. Mrs. Cannon.
nee Mary Gargrave, will be remember
ed as a former member of the Sidney
high school faculty.
University students home from Mis-
soula for the annual spring vacation
hatUaRn QAmAtREQ nr0 MnryHH md
Roger VIII, lane Mende, Kay Huff
man and Buz Olson.
Miss Lois Elkins who is teaching in
Billings. this year was a week end
guest at the Ray Whiting home. Miss
Elkins taught In Sidney last year.
Among the Sidney students home
from Montana State College at Boze-
man between quarters are Leo Peter
sn, Lowell HoEanson. Marvin Ander-
son, Celia Hardy, Leland Nelson. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hansen and Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Jones and son Mickey
returned Sunday evening from Boze-
a where they went to attend the
niece MisSeins Geo OF anef d hiiISSedtaaa az account sna
of which viii appear in next weeks
Herald. Mr.. and Mrs Chris Hansen,
who also attended the wedding, went
sisters and their families and returned
to Sidney Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Murphy have
received word hat their son Pat has
been promoted to the rank of cap
tain at Montgomery, Alabama. where
s SCI Is at ss'ttfsa e AlEr 5 jaiHaarGitn S Ssaassnsl
ALB. Capt. Murphy is stationed at
Traverse ALB in California. His work
is that of machine accountant. Capt.
versity at Grand Forks, N. D.. in 1851
and enlisted in the air force in 1855.
Bob Crane OF Missoula, In Sidney
with the Montana State University
group taking part in the Career and
College program at the Sidney high
school. visited Wednesday at the STAN
ley Levno home. He and Arley Lew
no are room mates, both In their jun
ior year at college. Arley remained
at Missoula during spring vacation and
is employed at the University library.
TOMORROW mos; Axel tr Hslso Helena Is sxpe %se1e h0 she
has been visiting the past w weeks
at the Art Nelson and Ruth Gleason
homes. Mrs. Nelson also spent a few
days in Spokane; in company with her
sister. Mrs. Art Nelson for a visit
there at the home of another sister,
Mrs. Margaret German.
DR.. A. r. Sanford will leave this
end for Minneapolis, where he
the Minnesota state dental association.
He will be accompanied by his parents.
and Mrs. R.. A. Sanford of Fair
who will spent the time visiting
Iowa. They will make the trip from
to Mason City by train
and DR.. Sanford will Join them there
for the trip home. While in Minneapolis
Sanford will attend the goth an
niversary reunion of his graduating
The DR.. R. D. Harper home will be
the scene of a happy family reunion
his week when their three IONS
and will be here together through the
end. Tom, who is a junior at
Military Academy. and Bruce