The Sidney herald., 1957-01-31
Lambert
Mrs. Grant BURGESS

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party was held at the Lutheran
church Sunday evening in homo.
of Mr.. and Mrs. CORN Pedersel
who celebrated their 25th ami
versary on January g.. A pot lucl
dinner was served at 800 will
a dessert of anniversary cake
and ice cream The cake which
centered the guest table was bak-
ed by Mrs. Pershing Carter anc
decorated by Mrs. Warren Petrik
After dinner a brief quiz taker
from the Readers Digest was
conducted by Oscar Kvaalen ano
a gift of silver was presented to
the honored guests. The remain
der of the evening was spent
viewing a film entitled "The Pow
er of God" which was shown in
the church sanctuary.
Mrs. Oscar Petrik is a patient
in the Sidney hospital having
entered on Saturday of last week.
She is suffering from high blood
pressure and at this writing is
some improved.
The men of this community are
laying plans for a pancake sup
per which will be held Tuesday
evening, February IL. Watch for
further information regarding this
in next weeks paper. This will
be in benefit of the March of
Dimes and Cancer drives.
MI. and Mrs. j. t. Petrik Jr.
left on Monday for Billings where
Mrs. Petrik will undergo a phys
ical check up. The Petrik chill
dren, Beth and Becky planned on
spending a few days with their
aunt, Mrs. Don Lobdell in Malta,
Montana. Cathy, their baby
daughter, is a guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Jerome Petrik
Sr.
Oscar Kvaalen drove to Great
Falls the first of the week to at
tend a meeting which was being
held there.
The Lambert Lions spent last
week end on the road which took
them to Brockton on Friday night
where they met defeat at the
hands of the Indians to the tune
of SO to so. On Saturday night
they %journeyed to Frazer and
won 81 to 50 in a game which
was closer than the final score
indicates. This week finds them
at Bainville Friday night and at
home with the Culbertson Cow
boys Saturday night. Their stand
ing in conference now is some
where near the middle in fifth
or six position.
Mrs. Gordon Swanson enter
tanned the Jr. Sunday school class
of which her daughter Janice is
a member at dinner in honor of
her birthday Sunday, January 20.
The guests remained for the af-
ternoon which was spent playing
games. Thursday of last week a
dinner party honoring Bobby
Swanson was also held at the
Swanson home which several of
his classmates from school at
tended.
James Roberts of Wisconsin
has accepted the call to the local
Christian and Missionary Alliance
church and will arrive here some
time in March with his wife and
three p~re-school children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Swend-
sled were Sunday dinner guests
at the Martin Torgerson home.
That evening they attended the
Silver Wedding Anniversary Par
ty at the Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Petrik and
children were Sunday dinner
at the Raymond Qualley
home.
Art Nelson employed by Steve
Killian was found unconscious
early Sunday morning near the
Service Station by Bud
His hands and face
were badly frozen and an am
bulance was called to take him
to the Sidney hospital for treat
ment where his condition is re-
not to serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess
and children and Roger Hyem
were Sunday dinner guests at the
CORN Petersen home.