The Sidney herald., 1962-05-09

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mer, Aurelia Casterline and Jim
Soft.
The program was closed with
entertainment by the famous
Rlchey Kitchen Kutie Band under
the direction of Mrs. Albert Raisl.
a dance followed with music by
the Frank Orchestra. Lunch was
served In the I.O.O.F. Hall by the
Richey Booster Women's Club
The Piano Students of Mrs.
Arthur Mathison, Mrs. Oscar
Kvaalen and Maiorie Strobel wer
presented in a recital in the
Rlchey High School Tuesday,
May 9th. Those playing in
the recital were: Sheila Muir
ply, Aura Lee and Sphinx; Robert
Raisl, The Rose of Tralee; Bar
bara Waters, Lucky Hips; Sheila
Eggum, Starlight Waltz; Josephine
Raisl, Dainty Dance Mozart; Car
ole Eggum, Hungarian Rhapsody
by Franz List; Nancy Veverka,
In A Gondola by Carl Helms, also
NarcisSus by Ethebbert Nevins;
M~arjarie Strobel, Adagio-from
Sovata and Patheetique by Beet
hoven; Charlene Sawatzky, Theme
from second Movement of Beet
hoven's Symphony No. 5.
The Allow. met Thursday
afternoon in the Lutheran Church
with Mrs. Marvin Eggum in
charge of the program on Higher
Education. Also a Skit, Bake at
$50 degrees, by Mrs. Claire Lou
den, Mrs. Dayton Lobdell and
Mrs. William Miller. A film strip
Untitled, Going Somewhere?, was
run by pastor A. Mathison. The
! Happy Birthday song was sung by
the group for Mrs. Marvin Eggum
who's birthday was that day, and
she also was presented with cards
and gifts as a surprise. Supper
was served to the public by Mrs.
Anna Eggum, Mrs. Julian Gibson,
Mrs. Merrick Benes and Mrs.
Ralph Wienke.
Jason Long was admitted as a
patient in the Memorial Hospital
in Sidney on Wednesday and
submitted to surgery the latter
part of the week.
Wanda Gibson and her room
mate, Bonnie McAdoo from Hen
sler. N. Oak, also Steve Deckert
from Dickinson State Teachers
College spent the weekend III
Richey.
The Band Mothers sponsored
a banquet for the members of the
Richey School Band and their
instructors, Mrs. Betty Ann Cum
mings on Tuesday evening at the
Methodist Church dining room
Mrs. Richard Boese submitted
to major surgery Thursday morn
ing at the Sidney Memorial Hos
pital. She is reported to be re-
covering satisfactorily.
Mrs. Z. H. Walker left Friday
for Billings to welcome her new
granddaughter born TO Mr.. anc
Mrs. Don Juvick. The Juvick:
have two other daughters.
Mrs. Ralph Levengood left Sat.
urday for Hayre where she will
visit her daughters, Mrs. Rober
Bachini and family and Sharon
On Monday Mrs. Levengood ant
Mrs. Bachini will go to Seattle t
visit Mrs. Bill Levengood ant
children.
Mrs. Mack Tilton from Hamil
ton came the first of the week t
visit her parents, Mrs. and MIR:
VIM. Blue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Nelson VIII
have spent the past winter i
/ Truth or Consequence, New Mex
leo, came Monday a week ago fo
the summer months
Mrs. Addie Callison returne
from her four month trip visitin
: relatives in the East and South.
. The Junior Lutherans held the
meeting on Thursday evenir
4 with seven members present. ]
n the absence of the presiden
Shelia Eggum presided. Mrs. iii
\ Christianson led the devotions /
Il reading part of the United Test
Il mony on Faith and Life. MI
NARROW Eggum led in the boo
work, this weeks lesson beir
eve Are One" The ~recreatiC
hour was used to roll .bandag
for a mission in East Africa. III
last meeting of the Junior Lutl
= Grams will be on may 10th.
The Valedictorian of the Semi
class of Richey High School f
1862 is Angela Albrecht daught
of Rev. and Mrs. E. j. Albrecht
Bloomfield. The Salutatorian f
the 1862 graduating class is Je;
Hansen daughter of MI. and Nj
Filing Hansen of Bloomfield.
Mrs. Ed Zuroff had as que:
last week, her sisters, M
Elmer lick of Great Falls al
Mrs. Lee Mcintyre of Glasgc
The Lambert Lutheran Chur'
Choir presented their Easter Ca
tata. Beautiful Savior, at t
Lutheran Church ON Sunday eve
ing. Lunch was served after [
program by Circle III of Ale
Sunday dinner guests of M
Christina Hanson and Helen we
Wanda Gibson and her room ma
Bonnie McAdoo from DickinsC
N. Oak.