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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1956

Page

7

Around The Town notes travel and visits across states

Mrs Leon Fine and her sister Mrs A J Hepner of Denver arrived in New York City aboard the Queen Elizabeth after a European tour. They flew to Denver yesterday and Mrs Fine may return to Sidney tonight. The Chesebro family in McAllen Texas receive visitors from Glen Spearow Vera Watson and others. Midland College students Michael Monnich and George Taylor join 57 members of the Midland a cappella choir for a Christmas concert next Sunday afternoon under Edward A Baird.

Leon Fine A J. Hepner Denver New York City Robert J. Wait Roger Armstrong Larry Schreiner Kimball Scottsbluff Michael Monnich George Taylor Midland College Fremont Midland A Cappella Choir Edward A. Baird

Brownie Troop 44 Meets At Leader's Home

Ten members gathered at Mrs. Don Porter’s home for Brownie Troop 44. They received memberships and worked on Christmas gifts for mothers. lunch was served by Sandra Benson. Linda Lauters reported. Millions of Egyptian worms were imported to the United States to fertilize soils.

Brownie Troop Don Porter Sandra Benson United States

Sorority Chapters Plan Holiday Meetings and Parties

Three Beta Sigma Phi chapters met at member homes to finalize Christmas plans. Xi Rho Exemplar Chapter hosted ten members with Mrs. Bill Peterson presiding, planning a December 19 joint Christmas party with Beta Alpha at Mrs. Keith Schwartz’s home. Lessons covered Egypt and Palestine.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Xi Rho Bill Peterson Albert Sittner Keith Schwartz Beta Alpha Charles Dalton Egypt Lee Stromberg Palestine

Beta Alpha hosts meeting with plans for Christmas charity

Mrs E R Jimerson and Mrs Clair Biggs welcomed Beta Alpha members at home Wednesday. President Mrs Robert Bowman led business and set a Christmas project for a needy family and a December 19 party with Xi Rho Exemplar at Mrs Keith Schwartz’s home. Three lessons followed by Mrs Bill Case, Mrs Robert McKay, and Mrs Burgett Peetz. Refreshments were served. Xi Iota Exemplar Chapter Xi Iota Exemplar chapter met.

E. R. Jimerson Clair Biggs Beta Alpha Chapter Robert Bowman Xi Rho Keith Schwartz Bill Case Robert McKay Burgett Peetz

Christmas formal dinner dance plans discussed at home

Tuesday evening at Mrs. Elmer Ladine's residence members met to finalize arrangements for the Christmas dinner dance at the Sidney Country Club on December 18. Eleven members attended and the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards with refreshments provided by the hostess.

Elmer Ladine Sidney Country Club

St Pauls Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Thomas Home

St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Arno Thomas with Mrs Ray Sunderman assisting. Twenty members and two guests Mrs Louis Phillipps and Mrs La Vern Thomas attended. Mrs John DeMers Jr presided and Rev Henry Dorn led a lesson on The Office of the Keys and the Confession. The next meeting will be Jan 3 at Mrs Paul Aude home with Mrs Walter Aurich co host.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Arno Thomas Ray Sunderman Louis Phillipps LaVern Thomas John DeMers Jr Henry Dorn Paul Aude Walter Aurich

St Martha’s Guild Discusses Painting The Last Supper

The St Martha’s Guild met yesterday in Christ Episcopal Parish Hall. Mrs C H McNish presented The Last Supper painting story while Mrs Gerald Snow led a brief business session and members knitted stockings for the children’s Christmas program. Hostesses for the January 3 meeting will be Mrs L C Barstow and Mrs W D Harte.

St. Martha’s Guild Christ Episcopal Church C. H. McNish Gerald Snow Lowell Davis L. Pippitt

Children in the Church theme at W S C S meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist held a program titled Children in the Church. Mrs. John Scholl led, with speakers Mrs. Richard Maddox Rev H P Bollinger and Ralph Spencer. The junior choir sang Christmas songs and a dessert lunch was served.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church John Scholl Richard Maddox H. P. Bollinger Education Commission Ralph Spencer Scholl J. W Vaughn Circle 7

Sewing Group Meets Tuesday Afternoon

Members of the Newcomers Sewing Group met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs C J Cornelius with two new members present. The afternoon featured hand work and visiting with refreshments served by Mrs Herman Heise. The next meeting is scheduled for December 18 at Mrs Cornelius home.

Newcomers Sewing Group C. J. Cornelius Mildred Nevikla Mildred Johnson Herman Heise Cornelius

Marriage License for Damon Messersmith and Karen Haston

Damon Messersmith aged 24 and Karen K Haston aged 18, both residents of Kimball, obtained a marriage license. The couple plans to wed in the near future.

Damon Messersmith Karen K. Haston Kimball

Dorcas Society Elects Officers At Holy Trinity Church

Dorcas Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church re elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Anna Rexroth is president with Mrs Alvin Bauer as vice president and Mrs L C Landmesser as secretary. Neal Parady becomes treasurer. The group plans a December 19 covered dish dinner and December 21 Christmas cheer box packing. Rev Henry Monnich led a lesson from Acts. The next meeting is January 3.

Anna Rexroth Alvin Bauer L. C. Landmesser Dorcas Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Neal Parady Rexroth Henry Monnich Landmesser Bauer John F Folkerts

A A U W Sidney Chapter Meets at Goodwin Home

Thirty eight members of the Sid ney chapter of American Association of University Women met at the home of Mrs leBaron Goodwin. Mrs. D. J. Garcia attended as a guest. The group planned study meetings on international relations with the next session scheduled for Jan 23 and the following sessions on the fourth Wednesday each month. Mrs. James Edwards outlined the program and Mrs. Leonard Holloway led an illustrated study portion.

Sidney Chapter American Association of University Women leBaron Goodwin D. J. Garcia Albert Nimtz R. W. Mason James Edwards Leonard Holloway

Modern American Painting Meeting With Slides and Comments

Hostesses for the gathering included Mrs. Lester Couch Mrs. Ed Brauer Mrs Eugene Warren and Miss Ruth Holtom The January 2 session will be hosted by Mrs Nimtz with guest speaker Mrs Haven Smith from Chappell delivering remarks.

Lester Couch Ed Brauer Eugene Warren Ruth Holtom Nimtz Haven Smith Chappell

U L C W Supper Meeting At Holy Trinity

United Lutheran Church Women met in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church parlors for a covered-dish supper. Four guests attended along with 21 members. Life memberships were awarded to Mrs Alvin Duis and Mrs Albert Christensen. Mrs Henry Monnich led the lesson on Everywhere Christmas Tonight. A brief business meeting was led by Mrs Lewis Schneider and a special offer was taken for Tabitha Home in Lincoln. The group postponed the next meeting from January 1 to January.

United Lutheran Church Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Alvin Bauer William Boltz Sam Lantzer Kenneth Kieselhorts Alvin Duis Albert Christensen Henry Monnich Lewis Schneider Tabitha Lincoln

Westminster Circle Meeting At Light Memorial Church Parlor

Nearly 20 members attended the Westminster Circle gathering held yesterday afternoon in the Light Memorial Presbyterian Church parlors. Guests included Mrs Maudin Mrs Laufgren and three visitors from the Sioux Ordnance Community Church Mrs Maude Thorpe Mrs Fred Humphrey and Mrs Albert Barber. Mrs Joe Dodds presided.

Westminster Circle Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Maudin Laufgren Sioux Ordnance Community Church Maude Thorpe Fred Humphrey Albert Barber Joe Dodds

Church group aids Hungarian refugees with clothing drive

In a recent business session a plea was made for clothing and bedding to be sent to the Church World Service for Hungarian refugees. Mrs. W. Johnson led the devotional service and a film titled The Greatest Gift was shown. The next meeting will be December 20.

Church World Service

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