The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14

Nelson.
A group of ladies gathered a
the Radcliffe home March 2 Il
help Mrs. Mary Radcliffe cele.
brate her 93rd birthday anniver-
sary. Birthday cake and other
refreshments e. served by hel
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Art Rad
cliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Coutts left
Monday for st. Paul where they
will attend the annual convention
Of the Flu Central Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
and Jim Christensen left Sunday
by train for st. Paul to attend
the grain convention.
Correction: The Onward Home
Project Club is sponsoring the
local Red Cross Drive this month
and Mrs. Chas. A. Johnson is the
chairman.
Sharon Berry Jr., has been
chosen to attend Girls State and
Joan Eggebrecht has been named
alternate. Girls State will be held
this year on the campus of Mon
tana State College at Bozeman
June % - 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ritter of
Skaar, N. D., were overnight
guests Saturday of the Floyd
Durfeys. Sunday the Durfeys en-
tertained at dinner their guests
and Ray Stewart.
Mrs. Carl Holm returned Friday
from North Dakota where she
has completed a two-year teach
er's course at the Dickinson State
College. She is permitted to grad
uate with the class in August.
Ann Carlson of Sidney attend
ed the Class c Divisional Tour
nament in Glasgow March Z, 8
and 8. Her brother Carl took her
back to Sidney Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ole Jensen returned home
Sunday from the Sidney Memoir
ial hospital where she had been
a patient the past week suffer-
ing with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Bahls are
the parents of a son, James Ber-
ME, born on Saturday, March 8
at the Sidney hospital. The little
lad weighed six pounds and l5h
ounces.
Jim Logan, game warden at
Glendive, called on officers of
the Rod and Gun club at Richey
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Callison,
Janet and John Burke of Enid
were Sunday callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Callison.
The Richey Royals brought
home the third place trophy from
the Glass c Divisional Tourna-
ment held at Glasgow Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. This is the
second time the Royals have plac-
ed third in the Divisionals. Two
years ago they placed second and
were challenged by Wibaux and
lost. Congratulations to you Rich
ey Royals and your coach, James
.opas!!
Mrs. Essie Kampschror of
was a week end guest
Of Mrs. Verne Stoker.
Mrs. Fred Callison was called
from Cash-on-the-Line, Sidney,
last Monday morning but was
unable to name the mystery tune.
An interesting fact about this call
vas that Mrs. CallisOn was the
'rst grade teacher of the caller,
Clair Krebsbach, when he lived
1t Vida.
Mrs. Lloyd Eggum, Mrs. Lloyd
Johnston, Mrs. George Boles, Mrs.
Robert Richey, Mrs. Keith Wat
RS and the Rev. Mrs. Vernon
lewis all went to Glendive Mon
lay morning where they. attended
he Children's Workers Confer
nee, primarily to train teachers
or the Vacation Bible School
his summer. They returned Tues
evening.
Mrs. Floyd Durfey, clerk of
he Richey high school, has an
.ounced all the teachers of the
grade and high school
ave signed contracts to return
ext school year with the excep-
ion of Reuben Dockter, CONNER
ial teacher, and Ray Stewart,
lusic instructor. Supt. Donald
'lair has been rehired for an
Their year. [
Mrs. Ivers Knutson has gone to !
to visit her daughter
nd family for a couple weeks. s
MI. and Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht j
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raisl
to Havre to visit Mary {
Ielen Eggebrecht and Richard
,aisl who are attending college.
Mrs Ed Zuroff returned from {
-reat Falls where she visited her
ster and mother, Mrs. Alma lick 8
nd Mrs. c. H. Johnson respec-
vely. {