The Sidney herald., 1958-01-02

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viii be held at the local hig
school auditorium between tn
hours Of 1880 and $50. This is tn
standard ten hour course and Wi
be under the instruction of Mr..
Walter Burgess who has recent
completed the instructors cours
which was held in Sidney, thu
qualifying as an instructor TO
first aid courses. These meeting
Will be held each Tuesday eve
ming at the same hour until tn
required number of hours ar
completed and the course is opeI
to anyone over Is years of age
All who are interested are urgeS
to attend promptly at 1880 Tues.
day, January z.
Regular worship services will
be held in the Lutheran church
on Sunday, January S at 2:3O il
the afternoon. This will be the
first service with newly installed
Rev. Arthur Mathison in charge
Rev. and Mrs. Mathison come tc
Lambert from Leonard, North Da-
kota. having made the move
on January 3 to Richey where
they will make their home, serv-
ing both Richey and Lambert.
Remember PTA which will be
held January 6, Monday evening
at the high school auditorium be-
ginning at 800 o'clock. The pro-
gram will feature vocal numbers
by Mrs. Glenna Hall, high school
teacher, a Community German
Oom-pa-pa band and debate by
four PTA members. Remember
the date and the hour and come.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Tedman and
Cynthia of Denver, Colo,
who are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Ennie Storms were dinner
guests at the Floyd Williams
home one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Buck of
Billings spent a few days after
Christmas at the c. r. Thiessen
having come for the we'd
ling of Phillip Swanson in Sid
ney. Bill is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Buck of Belgrade.
MI. and Mrs. Pat Shevlon and
of Miles City spent Christ
mas here with Mrs. Katie Backes
and Mrs. Marie Ann Backes and
'amily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Qualley
md sons Of Brockton and Mrs.
Oscar Qualley Of Culbertson and
Ronald Kosak of Pop
ar were Friday dinner guests at
he Raymond Qualley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Schill-
ng were hosts at 4 family Christ
mas dinner. Invited guests were
dr. and Mrs. Ben Rogers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Schill-
ng. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Schill-
Of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pude Dotson en-
ertained at y family dinner on
day Mr.. and Mrs. Lara
ME Keller Of Glendive. Mr.. and
drs. Gene Levno and Mr.. and
FRS. Jack Dotson Of Sidney, and
II. and Mrs. Ray Dotson Jr. and
Mrs. jeanette Aarcon and
lildren Of Sidney spent Christ
as at the George Howell home.
Alarrcon remained for a
w days visit with her grand
Jeffrey also spent a few
lys the week before and while
re met Santa Claus at the
hool Christmas program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Petrik had
guests Christmas day their
ildren and families, Mr.. and
rs. Eugene Roberts and MI. and
rs. Don Petrik.
Men Of the community assisted
zach Dick Bell in putting up a
ird basket ball hoop on the
st wall Of the gymnasium
st week. This hoop will be used
practice and allow more men
practice certain skills Of the
me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Nevins
d family were potluck dinner
ests at the Grant Burgess home
In honor Of Ann Nevins'
-thday.
A number of high school girls
at a progressive din
r party Saturday evening, Dec
her %. The group assembled
the Pershing Carter home, go
{ from there to the Grant Bur-
IS home for the first course OF
,ir dinner which consisted of
ce and small open faced sand
ches. The next course OF salad
IS served at the Edgar Sails
~ home near Enid. The party
n drove back to town where
" were served the main course
the Heiser cafe with Tressa J
rton, Sharon Carter, Marcia J
Il and Connie Mullin assisting
th the menu. Dessert was at I
Dan Gladowsh country home
the group enjoyed an hour
dancing before they came back :
town and gathered up their /,
skates for skating at the J
orge Hill dam. The party end !
at Gladowsd's with more !
/,
Ar. and Mrs Dick Bell and !
Is Deane and Todd spent two .
rs In Sentinel Butte, N. Dakota !
the parental home Of Mrs. Bell !