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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1938
Page
5
E L Uptegrove was honored at a surprise birthday dinner at his home on Tuesday evening arranged by his daughters Margaret and Mary. Guests included Mrs Daisey Kennedy, Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe and daughter Sally, Ms Don Howard and Barbara, among others.
Mrs Keith hosted the Entre Nous club with a bridge luncheon for eight at one o clock in the Union Pacific hotel. Special guests included Mrs G V Doran and Mrs Paul Martin. The event featured a bouquet centerpiece and yellow candles.
The Kings Daughters met at Mrs. E R Kratz home Monday night to finalize plans for an Easter Monday dance on April 18 at the city auditorium. A Dutch treat dinner at the Union Pacific hotel preceded the meeting and all members attended.
Mrs J W Johnson hosted the local book club on Monday afternoon at her home. Luncheon was served at one o'clock and the group continued with Sinclair Lewis novel Prodigal Parents during the remaining hours.
A Tuesday night pal dinner at Campbell's party room marked the annual gathering of the Business and Professional women's club. Easter lilies graced pastel centers as forty covers foretold the evening's gaiety. Miss Evelyn Tompkins was elected president with Jeanetta Sloan as vice president and other officers named. Hostesses included Miss Agnes Ladine Jeannetta Sloan and Bertha Jensen.
Patty Lou Richards hosted the junior Queen Esther society from the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. Twenty members and two visitors Jean Ellen Bush and Beverly Wehmiller attended. Devotions were led by Peggy Sill, candle lighting by Marjorie Anthony and Patsy Felger. Mrs Jaeckel read a field worker letter about mission home needs and a rent offering was collected for an orphanage. Guests chart and postal book prepared, light refreshments served. next meeting at Mildred Lockwood's home.
Members of the S. W. club attended a one o clock luncheon with Easter appointments in Campbell's party room Tuesday afternoon. Eight covers were set with Mrs. Percy Dimick and Mrs. Don Howard as extras. Bridge games followed with Mrs. R. M. Van Gundy and Mrs. Howard winning first and second prizes.
Roosevelt told reporters there was no quarrel with Garner over relief spending and dismissed talk of a rift. Garner denied such an interview, and the issue ended there as Capitol Hill debates his coming message on relief and the economy.
Eggert of Gibbon will again repair vacuum cleaners in your home with a free inspection. For an appointment call Hardy Furniture Co. at phone 118.
Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and daughters motored to Sidney Saturday and visited Harold Smith. St Pauls Lutheran confirmation class of 1938 was confirmed Sunday and then dined at Frank Mueller home. Olga Schuessler returned to Cheyenne Sunday with Mrs Schuetz and son Wilbert noted.
Roland Boenke Art Mueller and Willis Mangels were supper guests Tuesday at the Ben Hilpert home. Art Brandenburg called at the J E Morrow home. The Lueders family dined Sunday at the Warren Pontius home. Mr and Mrs Art Schubarth and family spent Friday at the Joe Gerler home.
Maple Grove community members and families such as Ed Miles, Pauline Helfrich, Marie Cortney, Ruth Johnson, Earl Sharman, Robert Irwin, and many others are highlighted as they host and attend study club gatherings, dinners, and overnight visits amid a blizzard. The record notes numerous house calls, visits to friends in Harrisburg and Sidney, a postponed T. N. Club meeting, engagements, and upcoming local weddings and social events through mid April.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindsey called at the E. A. Wickard home Friday in a brief Sunnyside social note written by Mrs. Sylvan Halsey.
Mrs J Kastens hosts enjoy birthday cake ice cream as Marjorie Kastens turns eleven. Lanny Welten from Lodgepole visits grandparents. Supt Robert Anderson hosts Dallas Clouse family in Goodview. Blizzard closures school canceled midweek. 4 H sheep club vies in judging lesson at Klingman farm near Chappell. Several Denver visitors join Alva Franklin family weekend.
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