The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

The Rev. VIM. r. McNutt of the
local Assembly of God Church,
his wife and their two children
left by car Wednesday morning for
Seattle, where they will visit
through Christmas week at the
home of Mrs. McNutt's mother,
Mrs. c. c. Mari. They plan to be
In Spokane to spend Christmas
Eve with Rev. McNutts three
brothers and their families.
Jon Lund, instructor at Concor-
dia College in Moorehead, MINI,
Is home for the holidays.
Jim Seitz arrived home last
Wednesday from East Lansing,
Michigan, where he Is a student
! at Michigan State University, and
will visit here through the holi-
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz aand Jim
will be Christmas guests at the
Bill Seitz home in Miles City.
David Little, a sophomore at
Northern State College in Havre,
arrived home Tuesday night for
the Christmas holidays. David
also works for the KOJM
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Blair and
children, Patti and Bob, arrived
in Sidney Monday evening to
spend Christmas at the home of
Floyd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. RIP.
Blair. They made the trip by car
from their home in Woodland,
California, and report fine roads
and weather all the way. Friends
are reminded of the "Open House"
to be held in their honor at the
Girl Scout Cabin Sunday after
noon from 3 to 5 to which all are
extended a cordial invitation.
Harry Belknap will visit at the
homes of nieces and a nephew in
Valley City through the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Collins of
Fairview were Sidney callers Fri
day. They were leaving the next
day for Lemon Grove, California,
where they have their own home
and spend the winters annually.
Their grandson, Sydney Gardner,
home on vacation from Dartmouth
University, was going to make the
trip with them and help in the
driving. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner of
Fairview were leaving at the same
time her parents left but were
going in their own car. idney
will fly back to school from Cali
fornia. The Gardeners will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Bonnet and
family.
Weekend houseguests at the
Harry French home were Mr..
French's brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Deem French and baby
daughter. Mr.. French has just re-
turned from military service in
Germany and after a furlough
visit among relatives will be
stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas.
They left Monday for Bremerton
to spend Christmas with his
mother.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Low left Tues
day for Missoula, to spend Christ
mas with their son Jack and wife.
They will return home Sunday.
Jack is attending the state uni
versity, where he resumed his
studies after a year of military
service in Denmark and two years
in England.
Mrs. Amy j. Stevens will leave
Tuesday for Missoula to spend
Christmas with her sisters, Mrs.
Geo. Steinbrenner and Mrs. Fred
Schilling and their families.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Gierke Sr.,
will have for their Christmas
guests their sons, Bill and Alfred
and families from Saco. The
brothers own and operate a restau-
rant at Saco, located Next to the
American Legion Plunge. The
Plunge has been closed for some
time due to lack of water but a
new well has been drilled and
they tell us it will be reopened
after the first of the year.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudy Jacobson
and daughter Jane of Billings
visited in Sidney the past week at
the home of Mrs. Jacobson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dynneson.
Sunday guests at the Bert Le-