The Sidney herald., 1958-05-08

cake and cool-ald, the gut
were opened and then lawn game
were played, which concluded
the afternoon. On Friday the mex
day another birthday cake wa!
brought in with more small
friends to help her celebrate
They were Twyla, Glenda anc
Latitia Petrik, Marilyn Torger'
son and Mrs. Martin Lake.
Mrs. Jerome Ruff and children
accompanied by Mrs. Mae Quill
ing Of Sidney visited at the r. c
Dotson Sr. home Tuesday Of las
week.
Mrs. Bruce Reimer and daugh-
ter Kim who have spent the pas
week visiting at the Anton Liu-
dahl home, left on Friday to re-
turn to her home at Whitefish.
Mrs. Paul Fink entertained the
Ladies of the Altar Society in
her home Thursday of last week.
Word has been received here
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell
of the birth of a new grand
daughter to the Mr.. and Mrs.
James Howell home. The baby is
number five in the family of
girls. She was born on April 80
and has been named Tamera
Jean.
Rev. Vernon Toso, a mission
airy home on furlough from the
Madagascar Mission Field, was
an overnight guest in the Osten
Kvaalen home last Tuesday mite.
Rev. Toso is from the same field
that Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Carl
son worked in and brought news
of them. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Qualley and Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Petrik visited at the Kvaalen
home that evening to meet and
visit with Rev. Toso.
The Senior Glass held their
annual "sneak day" last week
which took them to the Black
Hills from Thursday until Sun
day. Kenneth Torgerson accom-
panied them as chaperone. Six
seniors made the trip out of a
class of ten.
Sunday visitors at the Thea
Poison home were MI. and Mrs.
Melvin Schwartz and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Afford Senner and fam
lily of Bloomfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathon Schwartz of Glen
dive.
The last meeting of the PTA
for the year was held at the
high school auditorium on Mon
day evening, May S with the
grade school children presenting
the program under the direction
of the grade teachers. The first
numbers were presented by the
first and second grades and in
cluded two songs which were
This Old Man" by the first
grade and "There Are Many
Flags in Many Lands, by the
combined first and second. The
third and fourth grade presented
a basketball skit with illustra-
ton in the form of players, cheer
leaders, coach and manager. This
was presented by Barbara Qualley
and Petrea Petersen, Linda Pust
and teacher, Mrs. Bertha Baxter
then played two piano duets.
The fifth and sixth grade were
represented by five girls from
these grades who gave two Choir
al readings and sang a song.
Girls taking part were Louette
Salisbury, Renne Heringer, Amy
Burgess, Penny Burton and Char
lotte Lake. Robert Glodowski
and Frank Nevins represented the
Seventh and eighth grade room
with the story of Tom Plummer.
After the program a brief bust
ness meeting was held which
included the election of officers
with the same officers being re-
tanned with the exception of the
secretary, who was Mrs. Floyd
Williams. She was replaced by
Mrs. Dan Glodowski. Other Of
ficers T Erich Pust, president,
Mrs. Het Moe, treasurer, and C.
E. Heath, vice president. A pic
mic committee was appointed to
plan the picnic for May "a which
will be on a Saturday. This COM
mittee was Mrs. Clara Thiessen,
Mrs. Mable Luidahl and Mrs.
Wilbur Sandberg. Lunch was
served by the hostess in the
school lunch room at the close
of the meeting.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Lyle Cornthweite home were
Mrs. Gladys Otto and Mrs. De-
lila Sowles and son of Mona,
and George Curtis of Sidney.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond 'Qualley
and family and Milton Dotson
were Sunday supper guests at
the j. T. Petrik home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bell and
spent Sunday in Circle
making arrangements for the
school year as Mr.. Bell
has accepted the coaching and
teaching job there.
Les Schilling underwent major
surgery at the Sidney hospital
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Thiessen
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Floyd Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
Jams and Kerry returned home
Of last week from Mi
ami, Oklahoma, where they went
Tor the funeral of a relative.
Paul Quilting, son of Mr.. and