The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18

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Denton, Worthy Grand Matror
of O.E.S. made her official vista
ton to Lower Yellowstone Lodge
No. SO. Other Grand Officers
present we're: Harry Louchs, Jr.
Worthy Grand Patron of Plenty
wood, Maynard Jones, of Rapelji,
Associate Grand Patron; Dolores
Pagan, Grand Chaplain of OPP
helm and Mildred Larson, Grand
Organist of Savage. Arnold Ben
son, chairman of the Credentials
committee of Glendive was also
introduced. After the introduce
ton of distinguished guests,
Gladys Melott gave an inspira-
tional lecture, entitled "Let Us
Live to be Happy" There were
twenty guests from visiting chap
tiers, present. After the meeting,
a very delicious lunch was served
to forty-five guests and members.
The tables were BEAUTIFULLY decor
ated using the color scheem of
nile green and silver, the Worthy
Grand Matron's colors. The nut
cups were silver and green with
green candles, accentuating the
color motif.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Jones
and Gladys Melott were enter
tanned at a 1890 luncheon at the
Robert Seeve home, and at a
dinner at the Oscar Larson home
at $50, with Mrs Tressa Horton
as assistant hostess.
Rev. and Mrs. Strand and
family were dinner guests at the
Olaf Waag home IN Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Mcbride
of Big Timber, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting at the Charles
Johnson home.
A group of relatives gathered
at the William Mitchell home on
Sunday and helped him celebrate
his birthday.
The members Of the seventh
and Eighth grades, and their
teacher, Mrs. Edith Osborne, and
a few other guests enjoyed a party
at the Don Price home on Friday
evening. This was supposed to
have been a hayride, but due to
the very poor condition of the
roads, they changed it to a house
party. A very lovely lunch was
enjoyed at the close of the fun.
Mrs. Robert Gregg and Mrs.
John Gear enjoyed coffee with
Mrs. Laura Nelson in Sidney on
Thursday morning. Mrs. Nelson
is recovering nicely from her re-
cent illness. They were also lunch
guests at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Burau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and
MIR. and Mrs. Ted Burau motored
to Richey on Friday evening and
enjoyed the meeting of the O.E.S.
held there that evening.
The Board of Directors of the
Cemetery Association held a meet
ing at the Robert Gregg home on
Friday evening. Mrs. Charles Nell
son and Mrs. Gear, also visited
there. A very nice lunch was
served by Mrs. Gregg at the close
Of the meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Waag
and family of Plentywood came
down to the home of his parents,
MI. and Mrs. Olaf Waag and took
them to Glendive, where they
Joined, Mr.. and Mrs. James Col
ter at a dinner in honor of the
Olaf Waag's fortieth wedding An
niversary. The Rev. Waag's re-
turned to their home that eve
ming.
Miss Kathy McConaha, who is
employed in Billings, visited at
the home of her father, Mr.. Dave
McConaha one day last week.
A large group of friends called
at the Don Price home, during
open house on Sunday, and
wished them all the best in their
new home. A very dainty lunch
served during the afternoon.
Mrs. William Mitchell left on
Wednesday afternoon for Hebron,
N. D., being called there by the
illness of her father.
Little Dawn Van Horn spent
a few days last week at the Yer
Wilson home while her moth
err was receiving medical atten-
ton at the hospital. The Van
Horn twins spent the time at
the Harold Etzel home. Mrs. Van
Horn is able to be back to her
home and is feeling fine again
Little Jerry Reynolds, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Reynolds
spent a few days receiving med
cal attention at the N. P. hos