The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Richey


trlct Will SERVICES III LII
, Methodist church next Sunday
!. November 10th. This service viii
commemorate the 250th anniver
sary of the birth of Chas. Wesley
the noted hymn writer, and many
of his hymns will be sung. A pc
luck dinner will be served a
noon. and quarterly conference
will be held, following.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Berry ano
family are visiting relatives in
Iowa.
Mrs. Mario Eggum entertained
at dinner recently, in honor of the
BIRTHDAYS Of her husband and
Mrs. Wallace Gibson. Besides the
Eggum and Gibson families, Mrs.
Anna Eggum was a guest.
Miss Gay Campbell, assistant to
Rev. George Harper, of Great
Falls. will be in Richey on No
vember IS and IA when she will
conduct a training school for Sun
day school teachers, at the Meth
odist church. All teachers, pros
pective teachers, and everyone in
terested in children, is invited to
attend.
Jake Lowen of Marion, South
Dakota, has been a visitor at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Simon
TiesZen.
Mrs. Dewey Duncan and daugh-
ter Martha are living in the Shir-
ley Jones house for the remainder
Of the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dick had
as their week end guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Diedrich Unruh and children
of Clyde, N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs.
LaVerne Sast and family OF Al
sen, North Dakota; Mr.. and Mrs.
Norbert Unger and children; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Unger OF
Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Scheer
were visitors at the Jim Golfer
farm Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey left
last Friday 10 seek a warmer CHI
mate for the winter months. AT
ter a visit with Mrs. Richey's
people at O'Neil, Neb, they will
go south to points in Texas, and
other places in the Southwest.
Just before leaving home, they e
a message that Mrs. Rich
.y's mother is in the hospital at
Il
Mrs. Sam Lee has returned
home from a visit with her daugh-
.ers in Billings. Miss Virginia has
and is now employed in
Great Falls.
The Melvin Schwartz family has
into one of the teacher
ages from their farm home on
he Retail Table.
The basketball schedule for
1878 home games is as follows:
Saturday, Nov. 80; Balm
Vile, Saturday, December 7; Gull
,ertson, Friday, December 20; Jor-
dan, Saturday, January 4; Brock
Friday, January 10; Frazer,
January IT; Savage, Sat-
urdy, January Is; Froid, Satur-
day, January Is; Lambert, Fri
day, February 7. Out of town
games - Circle, Friday, Nov. 20;
Savage, Friday, Dec. 6; Froid,
Dec. 10; Culbertson, Sat-
Dec. IA; Lambert, Satur-
January IL; Bainville, Fri
lay, January "a; Sidney B Friday,
January 81; Brockton, Saturday,
february 1; Frazer, Saturday,
february 8; Jordan, Friday, Feb
uary IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
pent Sunday at Baker visiting
heir son and daughter-in-law,
Ir. and Mrs. Russell Culver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Janke have
home. Ed, who has been
tationed overseas for about three
ears, was married about two
ago, to an English girl. They
ought car in New York and
rove home from there.
Miss Mary Lu Lee, a student
t the Presentation School Of
Tursing, in Aberdeen, South Da-
ota, spent last week end with
er parents, the Andy Lees.
Mrs. Wilbur Gibson, Mrs. Wal
ace Gibson, Mrs. Mario Eggum,
nd Mrs. Frank Blair attended
pen house at the Bill Gillespie
anch Tuesday, last week in honor
( Mrs. Gillespie's birthday.
Mrs. Helena GRADER and Mrs.
[ank Yeo drove to Glendive on
tuesday, evening for a party hon
ring Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Schmidt
{ Rice, Mimi, at the Harvey
-raber home. Mrs. Schmidt is the
Elizabeth Rajkowski, who,
,me forty years ago, taught the
Independent School, on the Re-