The Sidney herald., 1959-12-16
RICHEY NEWS

DlllCi ItOOL hOORe IGlO
its regular meeting and annual
Christmas Party on Thursday last
week. Christmas gifts were ex-
changed, and Anna Wuertz won
the attendance draw prize. Lunch
was served by Evelyn Eggebrecht
and Frances Berry. The following
officers for the new year were
elected: N. G., Selma Lobdell;
vice G., Betty Walker; secretary,
Blanche Morey; treasure, Elva
Whiteman.
Mrs. Helena GRADER was sur-
prised on her 10th birthday, last
Sunday by a party given by rela-
tives in the I.O.O.F. Hall. A din
ner was served, and entertainment
consisted of two vocal trios by
Loren and Jimmie Soft and DON
aid Hoffman. Games and visiting
filled the afternoon.
Relatives from a distance who
came to attend the funeral of Abe
Schultz were MI. and Mrs. D. H.
A. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Schultz, all of Enid, Oklahoma;
Miss Edna Schultz of Kinta, Okla
and the Rev. j. F. Sawat-
zky of Newton, Kansas.
Glenn Coutts is in attendance
at the eta. annual conference in
st. Paul.
Vernon Culver attended the
Union Annual Conference
in st. Paul last week. In his abb
sence, Mrs. Culver visited at the
home of their son and his family
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eggum en-
-eretained on Sunday last week, in
honor of Mrs. Eggum's mother,
Mrs. George Boles of Circle, the
occasion being her birthday.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Johnston and family of Sidney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Boles and
laughter, and Charles Miller.
On Thursday afternoon, the
N.S.C.S. of the Methodist church
leld its regular meeting. Mrs.
led devotions and lunch
vas served by Mrs. Leon Cum
nings and Mrs. Donald Blair. The
asst session of the Study Club
vas also held at this time. This
study Club has been under the
BILE direction of Mrs. Ralph Le-
-engood, and the subject was
Luke's Portrait of Christ.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Richey left on
for Arizona, where they
will spend the remainder of the
George Knauts of Auburn,
Washington, who has been visiting
t the home Of his son, Harold,
eft last week for Iowa to spend
he holidays with his daughter,
IRIS. John McNeese and her fam
".
Mrs. Celia Gibson entertained
n Tuesday evening, December g.,
t dinner in honor of her daugh-
er, Wanda's birthday.
On Wednesday evening, the
Dung People of the Alliance
hurch entertained the young
of the community at a
party at Kuester's Dam.
he weather was ideal for such a
arty, with a huge bonfire on
lie shore. After skating for a |
lille, they returned to the church
here a religious film was shown
nd a very nice lunch was served.
Mrs. George Garfield, Dist.
resident of the American Legion \
uxiliary paid her official visit |
the Sidney unit on Tuesday
last week. She was ac- |
,mpanied by her mother, Mrs.
Gillespie, and Mrs. E. H. |
secretary of the Richey |
nit. \
Mrs. Edith Nelson went on We'd
esday to Portland, Oregon,
here she will visit in the homes
her daughters, lone and Corin- !
for some time.
Miss Dorothy Argent and Daniel /
rgent of Steele, North Dakota
sited last week with relatives in |
They are sister and bro
er of Mrs. Otis Waters. |
The Luther League met on Mon !
~ evening. Dean Fowler led
'votions, Diane Wienke had the
'son, and Rosemary Zuroff and
len Durfy served lunch.