The Sidney herald., 1961-10-18
RICHEY AREA NEWS

Myrtle Richey of Spearfish, S. D.
were in Richey Sunday afternoon.
A group of old time friends ga
thered at the Roy Richey home
for pot luck lunch and an after
noon of visiting.
Miss Agnes Lee of Missoula,
president of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, of Montana made her official
visit to Bitter Root Rebekah Lodge
No. ITO of Richey on Friday, Oc-
tober 6. Mrs. France Bot of Rose
Bud brought the visitor. Mrs.
Clara Barley also of Rosebud and
a Past Assembly president also
accompanied her. They were en-
tertained at a coffee hour during
the afternoon by Lodge Deputy
Blanche Morey at the home of
Elva Whiteman. Betty Walker,
Noble Grand was also present.
A pot luck supper was given at
the Rebekah Hall at $50. The two
United Nations delegates Rita
Whiteman and Bobby Eggebrecht
showed movies and gave the re-
ports of their trip to New York
in July.
During the special session Hazel
TorgrimSon was initiated into the
Lodge. The visiting lady, Miss Lee
gave an inspiring talk after which
she was presented with a gift
from the lodge. Clara Barley was
also presented with a gift. A fare
we'll gift was given to Mrs. Mabel
Johnson who is moving to Sidney.
Mrs. Faye Richey received the
attendance prize. There were &c
members and three visitors pre-
sent. After adjournment a light
lunch was served.
"Grandad Goes Wild" is the title
of the three act farce-comedy tc
be given by the Dramatic Club
of Richey High School on Novem-
Der 8 and 4 at the Gym at s
o'clock pm. The cast has been
chosen as follows: Phyllis Whit
mer plays the part of Mrs. Laura
Morton; Arden Schwartz as Gran
dad; Linda Olson, Angie; Carol
Whitmer, Betty Shadduck; Sam
Deckert, Kip Shadduck;Jim Soft
Jack Norwood; Donald Whiteman
Horatious Zenophon Hooley; Paul
Strobel. Grogan; Lura Whitmer
Jane Woods; Aurelia Casterline
Mrs. Victoria Harrington; Barbara
Lee, Della Harrington; Darlene
Raisl, Miss Druscilla Dobbins.
Raymond Unruh. Paperboy.
Mrs. James Golfer is the direc-
tor of the play .
Supt. and Mrs. John Deeney
entertained the members of the
high school faculty at a turkey
dinner on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Vosslel
and daughter spent the weekend
in Williston visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Brown Of
Billings came Friday and viii
make thei rhome in the George
Garfield residence.
The WS.C.S. held their regular
business meeting at the Methods
church on Friday afternoon will
Mrs. Addie Callison in charge o
the program, Churches For New
Times. After the routine business
a mission lunch was served b.
Mrs. VIM. Blue and Mrs. A. E
Nelson.
The regular meeting of tn,
Maud Marshall Chapter O.E.S. OF
Wednesday was held in tn,
I.O.O.F. Hall with Worthy Matrol
Margaret Berry presiding. Prac
tice initiation was held. Luncl
was served by Laura Kaiser ant
Margaret Berry.
The South East Pastoral Con
ference of the American Lutheran
Church was held in Richey OF
Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. A
Mathison as hosts.
Dinner was served the abov
group by the Allow. of Richie,
at the Lutheran Church. After
noon lunch was served by Rev
and Mrs. A. Mathison.
! Robert and lionel Bielby c
La Grange, Ill, and Mr.. and Mr..
Royce Milne and Mrs. Barne
1 from the North Country wer
Tuesday visitors of Mr.. and Mr.,
Alfred Casterline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Carlso
recently returned from thei
eight week trip to Spokane. Wn.
Mrs. Bill Murphy, Mrs. Williar
Miller. Mrs. NARROW Eggum, Mr.
Art Keuster and Rev. and Mr.
A. Mathison attended the Sout
Eastern Montana Conference {
the A. l.. c. w. at the Pella Lutl
eran Church in Sidney on Frida,
Miss Marlene Posey, Freshma
at Rocky Mountain College
at Billings spent the week en-
with her parents Mr.. and MI
Vern Miller.
MI. and Mrs. Adam Sedlacek
Riverton, Wyoming were visito.
Saturday Ill the home of MI
Fauney Butterfield and Jean.
April Cummings, Freshman
the Mt. Ellis Acadamy near Boz
man visited her parents Mr.. ar
Mrs. Saxton Cummings over Il
week end.