The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28
Richey
Helen Hanson

MI. ana MIS-. r. +. Blair re
turned Saturday from their thre-
month winter vacation trip. Tn
visited their son John Blair ant
family in Spokane, Washington
friends in Portland, Ore, theii
son Duane Blair and family il
Eugene, Ore, relatives in Rose
burg, Ore, Mr. and Mrs. Georg'
Knauts in Auburn, Wn., and theil
son Arden Blair and family il
Billings. While on this trip the
Blairs went by bus from Spokane
Washington to Hope, Idaho, tt
visit the Johnnie Johnston family
and it was on their way home
from the bus station where John
ME Johnston had his heart at
tack and passed away. The Blair:
remained in Hope for the funer-
al and Mr.. Blair was one of the
pallbearers.
On Thursday, March 81, there
was a regional seminar OF
World Peace in the Methodist
church in Glendive, at which DR.,
Carl Soule from the Methodist
Ward of World Peace was speak
er. The following members from
the Richey Methodist church at
tended: Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waters,
Mr.. Leon Cummings, Mrs. Ralph
Levengood, Mrs. Faye N. But
terfield, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Blue
and the Rev. Mrs. Vernon Lewis.
Tuesday, March 10, the Rev.
Hendrix A. Townsley, Industrial
Missionary to India, spoke at the
Methodist church in costume and
showed moving pictures of his
work there. On Wednesday morn
ing he talked to the high school
Assembly. Shortly before Rev.
Townsley spoke here in Richey
he spoke in the Methodist church
in Moore where Ray Ginther and
his wife are located. Rev. Towns
ley knows personally very well
Mr.. Vernon Culvert's sister Carol
or Mrs. Roland Scott who was
also a missionary in India and
who is now in New York where
her husband has been appointed
to a very important post under
the National Council of Churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen of
Richey and Warren Petrik of
Lambert went to Minot, North
Dakota, Friday where they at
tended an International Harvester
Dealers Sales meeting. They re-
turned Saturday.
Supt. Donald Blair has an
nounced the valedictorian and
salutatorians of the senior class
Richey high school for 1857
follows. Miss Jackie Whiteman,
of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whiteman of Richey as valedic-
tory and Miss Sharon Kemmis,
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Ora
and Leslie Swanson, son
Of Rev. and Mrs. Telfred Swan
son, also of Richey as co-Saluta-
,orianS.
Robert Williams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Williams of Richey
-eceived first prize on the United
Nations Pilgrimage test which
vas given by Mrs. Verne Stoker
asst week at the high school. This
est was sponsored by the Re-
and Odd Fellow Lodge.
The winner gets a free trip to
Jew York to visit the United
Nations and other places of in
crest, in July.
Mrs. Lewis Veverka, Mrs. Geo.
and Mrs. Joe Ziegler all
rove to Glendive Thursday to
ttend a demonstration lesson on
Sweet Rolls and Quick Breads"
iven by Miss Mary Loughead,
ood specialist from the State
Service in Bozeman.
he three above mentioned la
les will give this lesson at the
ext meeting of the local Home
Club which will be held
April 5 in the George
ovlin home.
A cancellation by another town
,r Girls State allows Richey to
md two delegates. Because of
lis a change has been made to
Sharon Beery's alternate,
ban Eggebrecht to represent
ichey at the 1857 Girls State
.ssion. Sharon Levengood and
-artha Duncan have been named
lie two alternates. Girls State
i'll be held in Bozeman the last
art of June.
r. T. Hurdle of Billings was
dinner guest Sunday evening
MI. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler.
The Richey high school honor
VI for the third six week per-
d has been released as follows:
points, Robert Williams, five
Ibjects; IL points, Sharon KEN
is, Jackie Whiteman, Janice
awatzky, Gilbert Whitmer and
'ayne Leslie, also five subjects;
points, Leslie Swanson; 10
,ints, Mary Lu Lee, Lois Born
ager, Lyla Morey and David
osey; 8 points, Phyllis Lee,
gnes Pavlicek, Sharon Berry,
eredith Holzworth, Wayne Mil
r, five subjects, and Elaine
eery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Olson of
endive were Sunday visitors
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cummings
ended the funeral for Mrs.
b Evans at Sidney Saturday
,ernoon- After the funeral they
I for Great Falls to visit their