The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28

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The regular monthly meetin
of the PTA will be held at tn
high school auditorium next Mon
day, March 4. The main speake
on the program will be Rev
Gordon Swanson who will speal
on life in the Philippines as h
spent several years there as
missionary. Other numbers on th,
program will be musicals undo
the direction of Mrs. Paul Her
niger. Remember the date ane
come.
Mrs. Grant Burgess and daugb.
ter Jaime spent the days of tn,
tournament as house guests O,
the Wayne Roberts in Sidney.
A number of Lambert ladie,
attended the noon luncheon which
was held at the Lalonde ball.
room Friday of last week b,
the Women's Missionary PRAYER
Band of the GINA church in this
Towns represented were
Richey, Savage, Sidney and Lam
bert. The main speaker at the
luncheon was Mrs. Gordon Swan
son with musical numbers by the
Lovelace trio and Mrs. Henry
Nollmeyer and small daughter,
Mrs. Telfred Swanson of Richey
acted as mistress of ceremonies.
Donnie Carter and Penny Bur-
ton spent Saturday night in Sid
ney after the tournament with
the Jim Rehbein family. Bridget
Burton was a house guest at both
the Rehbeins and Mrs. Rose Muir
ply homes, and Teresa Burton
spent Saturday night with Sharon
DeVoir.
Miss Joyce Liudahl returned
from a business trip to Great
Falls the middle of last week and
resumed her work at the desk in
the Lalonde hotel in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bell and
son Deane were Sunday dinner
guests at the Walter Quilting
home in Sidney.
A word from your correspon-
dent on the Glass c Basketball
Tournament which was held in
Sidney last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday: The Lambert Lions
who YER given the sixth posi-
ton in the ratings worked their
way into the finals Saturday eve
ming when they played Savage
for the third or fourth position,
and lost to the Warriors receiving
the fourth place trophy. They also
received the best free throw per-
centage award which they are
very proud of. The expectation
for next years team are very
high as there are no seniors on
the team and all will be back
with more experience and an ex-
ira year of growth. The basketball
mothers met Tuesday to make
plans for the annual banquet in
honor of the team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Qualley
and family drove to Culbertson
on Sunday where they were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Qualley, parents of Mr.. Qualley.
Mrs. Fern Schultz arrived home
from the hospital this week end
very much improved.
Mrs. Joe Heiser plans to leave
by bus Thursday, February 29 J
or Aberdeen, South Dakota, to
attend Gaping exercises for her !
laughter Joan who has been !
her first phase of nurses !
raining there. Joan will return {
With her mother for a few days l
yacation before beginning her l
econd phase of training in Miles 1
City. .
A-3c Martin Lake Jr. left Mos |
lay of last week after spending
bout 10 days furlough here with $
lis parents Mr.. and Mrs. Martin y
lake. Bud expects to be stationed =
lear st. Louis, Mo-, at the same !
amp that Jimmy Thomas is now '
n. =
Larry Williams and Loretta q
Ieringer drove down from Havre, a
Iontana to attend the c class :
ournament this past week end. ?
While here Larry visited at the q
ONE of his parents, MI. and =
frs. Floyd Williams and Loretta r
,as a guest at the A. Liudahl =
nd Leonard Sanders homes. =
Mrs. Bill Gladowski who has e
cen spending the past ten days =
here left with her moth "
Mrs. Caroline Gladow- I,
ii Monday morning for klamath G
alls, Oregon, where she makes =,
er home and Mrs. c. Gladowski .,
ill visit for a time. a;
Mrs. Raymond Dotson Jr. and
[rs. Jack Dotson left Sunday al
corning for Butte. Mrs. Raymond I'll
olson will visit her husband
no is employed there and Mrs. ec
ack Dotson returned to her home vi
ter spending a week visiting ju
,~latives and friends here. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Klemple ia
i'd daughter Carla have been 81
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