The Sidney herald., 1957-09-19

both boys will enroll at Montana
State College when it opens next
week. Jimmie will be a second
year student and Gary will enter
upon his freshman year of study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Smith
and Mrs. Bailey Fisher took their
son and grandson, Stanley Smith,
to Glendive Sunday night to
leave from there for San Fran
cisco. He will leave from there
for Japan, where he will be sta
toned for a year to complete his
three years in the service. Be-
fore his furlough visit home he
was on duty in Alaska.
Jane Lawrence visited her
grandparents, the Alfred Reh-
beins at Lambert and with form
er friends in Sidney last week.
She left Friday for Hysham to
accompany her mother, Mary
Lawrence to Billings for a week
end visit with their daughter and
sister, Rose Lawrence, who is en-
ployed there in the commercial
department of the telephone
company. Jane stayed in Billings
to register for her freshman year
at Eastern Montana State Col
lege and her mother returned to
Hysham, where she is a member
of the public school faculty this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hall receiv-
ed a happy surprise this week
when they learned that their
daughter, Carmene, unbeknown to
them, had taken a course for an
airline hostess at Los Angeles,
which she graduated last
Thursday. She called home that
day with the news and flew in
via Frontier Airlines Friday to
leave the following day with her
parents for Chicago. She will re-
ceive her assignment to Salt Lake,
Denver or Los Angeles within a
short time and Western Airlines
will fly her from Chicago to
whichever place she will be To-
Gated in her work. Miss Hall
leld a secretarial position with
he Van Mugs Building and Loan
association for six months prior
her training for an airline
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Minser
'eturned Friday night from a
vacation trip to the
western part of the state where,
With fine weather and road con-
they tell us they visited
many places of interest and saw
number of old friends. They
irst went to Great Falls, from
here to Glacier Park and were
vernight guests on their return
rom the park at the Leonard
'ohnson home in Kalispell. Mrs.
'ohnson will be remembered by
here as the former Mabel
They drove from there to
1issoula, down the Bitter Root
alley and crossed the mountains
D the east to 60 to Dillon, where
icy WGlG ClllCl ldlilC0 az liS
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn +,
'reeman, also formerly of Sid
ey. They spent some time sight
eeing at Virginia City, drove
own the Madison to West yell
,wstone for a tour of the park, !
nd from there to Cody, Wyom-
lg, for a visit at the Tack Dave /,
ONE. At Lowell they visited Mrs. I
Iinser's cousin, Don Clark, who !
employed at the refinery there, !
nd then came back to Billings, !
here they spent two days with +
RS. Helen Voris before heading /,
home. Mr.. Minser was on va I
ltion from his work at the Yo- =
er Motor Garage. +
Mrs. j. w. Anderson of Wash
gton, D. c., former wife of Sid T
ey's first Congregational min v
ter, was a guest of DR.. and t.
rs. J.. S. Beagle over the week n
Id. She was able In the short
ne that she was here, to meet s.
any old friends. Mrs. Ander- e.
n was enthusiastic over the 81
ay Sidney had grown and i'm p
owed in the last thirty years, II