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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1959
Page
4
Goodview area residents attended the Shrine Spring party at the Masonic Temple in Sidney Sunday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Isley and others from Sidney and vicinity. Numerous social visits and dinners followed, with a bridal shower planned for Lucille Haskell in May and several family gatherings noted through the weekend.
Mrs Glen Fleming hosted a birthday supper honoring Pamela Flemings fourth birthday with guests including George Fleming Phil Phelps Jim Phelps and Barbara Olson. Also noted are visits and social gatherings among local families and a Lorenzo Women's Club meeting with prizes awarded and an upcoming next gathering.
Mrs Otto Raddatz honored in Sidney Friday afternoon. Anna Meier returned from McAllen Texas after wintering there. Ce cil Brundage and family visited Bert Walker Monday. Ervin Phelps spent Friday with Charles Cady. Ida Hart visited Edward Meier Monday in Sidney. Dan and Ervin Phelps attended a Dal ton church banquet Monday evening. Phelps also visited Edith Bowman and Kenneth Bowman at Bayard. George Hunt and Anne Cain visited Bert Walker Sunday. Max Edgar visited Frank Meier Wednesday. Florence Fischer and children spent weekend with Chuck Cunningham east of Peetz. Frank Meier and wife did business in Sterling Saturday.
Store the hole and protect garden hoses during winter by placing them in a bushel basket. This keeps hoses covered and easily moved from one location to another as conditions change.
Offer a few friends a drawing party with white placemats at the table. Provide pencils and crayons and let children create art. They can keep themselves busy for days and enjoy sharing their pictures during the party.
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