The Sidney herald., 1959-05-06
RI(HEY news

Ward Bean OF the Richey Rot
and Gun Club was elected vic
president at the Annual Meetin,
of the North and East Montan;
Wild Life Association held at VOL
Point on Sunday afternoon. R. Q
Larimer of Glendive was re-elect,
ed president. Others from Richey
who attended were P. p. Law,
renee, Ole Jensen and James Raisl
The Onward Home Project CluE
was entertained in the Georg,
Covlin home on Friday with Mrs
Joe Ziegler and Mrs. Covlin a,
hOstesses. They were serving fol
Mrs. Louis VeVarka. Mrs. Covlir
gave a lesson on Table Serving
There were Is members and one
visitor present and they answered
roll call with a Mothers Day verse
1st Lieut.. Dale Merlin, his wife
and two children Roger and Jear
Ann arrived Monday from Bad
kissing, Germany where they hao
been stationed for the past three
years. The Nerlins visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben
Brown and Mrs. Andy Merlin for
a couple weeks. They will spend
the remainder of their 80 day
furlough with the Ruben Browns
before going on to their new sta
ton at Fort Hood, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter
were over night guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Henk Wednesday. While
in Glendive Mrs. Porter was a
guest at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Leon Coombes in honor of Naomi
Love Babson, the author and a
house guest of Mrs. Howard Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Covlin en-
tertained at a dinner Monday in
honor of Mrs. Louis Veverka's
birthday. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Veverka and
family, MI. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter.
The Young Women's Sewing
Club was entertained in the home
of Mrs. Leonard Dick on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Dale Waters was
co-hostess with Mrs. Dick.
On Wednesday the local Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary's Kitchen
Kutie Band under the direction
of Mrs. Celia Gibson, travelled to
Miles City where they presented
half hour programs at the State
Industrial School and the V. F. w.
Hospital. At the former, Casper
Walhowe, invited the group of
Richeyites to eat supper with
them at the school.
A Slumber party was given in
honor of Jackie Fulton at the
Andy Richert home on Thursday
This was Jackies birthday
anniversary. The invited guests
were, Donna Blair, Wanda Gibson,
Arlene Swanson, Kathy Holz-
warth, Arys Deckert, Marion Haf-
ele and Jackie Fulton.
Miss Ann Besser, will take four
students to Missoula this week
where they will participate in the
state chorus. The students are jan
ice Sawatzky, Loren Soft, Kathy
Holzwarth and Donald Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Lawrence
announced that their granddaugh-
ter Jane Lawrence was married on
April 10 to Larry Nelson of Bill
lings. Nelson is in the U. S. Ser
vice and is stationed at Fort Lewis
They were married at Olympia,
Wn. Mrs. Nelson is employed at
hospital there.
Mrs. Celia Gibson and Wanda
travelled to Andes Sunday where
they helped Mrs. Gibson's grand
son Kelly Vaira celebrate his Sec
.nd birthday anniversary.
Sunday visitors of MI. and Mrs.
Ed Zuroff were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
and children of Glas-
Cow.
Mrs. Susie Johnston from Sac
remento, California came Saturday
for an extended visit with her son
and daughter-in-law MI. and Mrs.
Johnston and family.
>On Sunday evening the Lambert
Richey Junior Lutheran
Choirs gave a joint concert in the
Lutheran Church, this
being Friendship night. Several
carloads of people from Lambert
attended. The program included:
by Linda Olson followed
,y a song, Just a Little Sunshine
W the joint choirs. A trumpet
Solo, The Holy City by Wayne
Sggum; Three songs by the Richey
.hoir, 1 Want to be a Christian, l
live My Life For Thee and I'll
Be A Sunbeam.
The Lambert choir sang three
1--WE Are Climbing Joseph's
adder" Dear Lord Forgive"
md "Steel Away. A piano solo
~ Charlotte Lake, and a vocal
olo by Mike Qualley. A instru-
ensamble by Lambert
,and, Abids With Me, Now The
Jay Is Over and Onward Chris
ian Soldiers. +,
The program ended with two
ongs by the joint choir, We're
You There? and Oh Happy Home. \
The Lords Prayer was prayed in
Mrs. A. Mathison was
'lanest for the program. The Rev.
dathison gave the benediction.
lunch was served by w. M. F.
Circle No. II after the program.