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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1958

Page

8

Film Is Program Feature In Group Meets Of CWF

The Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church held sessions featuring the film University of Tomorrow. Cherryholms and Garland Farmer Groups met at Mrs. LaVern Couch's home with 15 members, planning an arm chair bazaar for local and overseas charity work. Mrs. Daisy Hiett led a Japan themed study and film, with Mrs. John Farmer conducting worship.

University of Tomorrow Christian Women’s Fellowship First Christian Church Cherryholms Garland Farmer Groups LaVern Couch W. K. Hasenyager John Farmer Japan Daisy Hiett Clarence Couch Garland Farmer Group L. J. Darnall Charles Smith John Ross Herb Aldrich Bernard Miller Duane Martin George Burr Etha Coyle Coral McKay

Hospital Auxiliary To Elect Officers Plan Spring Bazaar

Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will elect officers at a Tuesday afternoon meeting starting at 2 p.m. in the hospital Auxiliary room. Mrs. P. J. Heaton Sr. presides. Executive board meets at 1:30 p.m. and planning for the annual Spring bazaar will follow with committees to be appointed. All members urged to attend.

Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital P. J. Heaton Sr

Guild Members Plan Spring Rummage Sale

St. Martha's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church met in the Parish Hall yesterday afternoon with 14 members present. Mrs. Robert Clark led the session, a Farm Loan dinner report by Mrs. Rena McCleneghan was given, and a devotional on "How To Pray" was led by Mrs. W. D. Harte. Hostesses for the 1 PM luncheon were Mrs. Joel Babcock and Mrs. Wayne Loch.

St. Martha's Guild Christ Episcopal Church Robert Clark Rena McCleneghan W. D. Harte Joel Babcock Wayne Loch

Red Cross First Aid Training To Be Offered Here

Cheyenne County Red Cross plans first aid training after a successful meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. A Kimball instructor course Feb 24 28 may lead to local classes with qualified county instructors. Vern Ostenby pledged support and Home Service emphasis. County fund drive goal is 3836 dollars with drives in the rest of the county.

Cheyenne County American Red Cross Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Kimball LaVern Anthony Vern Ostenby Ogallala Red Cross Ostenby Sidney United Fund Anthony Merle Spearow L. C. Wilson Harold O’connor Frank Smith Neal Craig Jesse Hobson Glenn Fraass Lodgepole Neil Bailly George Seelmeyer Sioux Ordnance Depot D. F. Enevoldsen E. C. Tebrinke Dewey Lovell Potter Elmer Graff L. W. Dirks Dalton

New Members Join Lutheran Ladies Aid

Two new members Mrs. Harold Borcher and Mrs. Myron Foulk joined St. Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid at yesterday afternoon's meeting in Mrs. Paul Audes home with Mrs. Ella Mangels as co hostes s. Mrs. Henry Dorn led the 19 member business session and plans were made to host the Regional Conference of Pastors in Sidney on February 11 and 12. Rev Henry Dorn delivered the lesson and devotional on Christian Work. Hostesses for the March 6 meeting will be Mrs Ed Bauman and Mrs Walter Aurich. Livestock are processed and packed in more than 380 meat plants in Illinois.

Harold Borcher Myron Foulk St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid Paul Aude Ella Mangels Henry Dorn Sidney Church Ed Bauman Walter Aurich

Presbyterian Women Plan February Events at Light Memorial

At a luncheon in Light Memorial Presbyterian Church 36 members and one guest discussed February events. Highlights include Sunday family night dinners film Japan and a Scottsbluff meeting with Grace Salsbury as guest speaker. Also planned Lent coffee gatherings World Day of Prayer and a devotional led by Elmer Haines with Esther Circle hosting. The next meeting is March 6 with an 8 p.m. dessert.

Women's Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Clarence Castner Roger Plantz Japan Scottsbluff Grace Salsbury National Executive Council H. B. Taylor B. H. Grimm Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Claude Wuthier William Rickey Hogg Elmer Haines William Fankhauser J. W. Johnson Esther Circle Robert Benner

Visitor Honored At Wednesday Tea in Sidney

Mrs. Nate Christner hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea at her home honoring her mother Mrs. M. B. Garland of Mountain City Tennessee. Mrs. Garland is spending the winter visiting her children in Nebraska and Wyoming. Ten ladies attended, all previously acquainted with Mrs. Garland from earlier Sidney visits. The afternoon was spent socially.

Nate Christner M. B. Garland Mountain City Tenn

Tuesday Bridge Club Honors And Hostesses

Mrs Warren Brown hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home with honors going to Mrs Gerald Matzke high Mrs Richard Smith second high Miss Jan Mitchell low and Mrs Bill Giles traveling A February 18 meeting is planned. Members later met at Mrs Elmer Haines home with honors for Mrs L M Sharp high Mrs Henry Kluttz second high and Mrs Wayne Ayers low. Mrs Frank Helms will host the Feb 18 meeting.

Warren Brown Gerald Matzke Richard Smith Jan Mitchell Bill Giles Elmer Haines L. M. Sharp Henry Kluttz Wayne Ayers Frank Helms

Brownie and Scout Leaders Training Tomorrow at City Auditorium

Leaders of fourth grade Brownie troops and Intermediate Girl Scout leaders are scheduled for training in the city auditorium basement. Sessions run 10 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon. An error in Wednesday’s Telegraph stated the meeting was today.

City Auditorium the Telegraph

Busy Schedule Is Planned For WSCS Members

Plans for activities during the coming months were main items at the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting last night at First Methodist Church. Mrs. J. W. Vaughn presided. co chairmen were named for the Spring tea on April 30. A rummage sale was discussed for next month and Lenten coffees begin February 26 at 9 30 a.m. in the church parlors. A nursery will be provided in the kindergarten rooms. WSCS will staff the kitchen for Fellowship dinners on the first four Sundays in March. Vaughn will represent Northwest District at the Omaha conference March 26 28. Wesleyan Service Guild led devotionals. Eben Petersn moderated a round table on Christian Social Relations. a film followed. Tea hostesses were Circle 7, Mrs. Howard Atkins chairwoman. Mrs. Douglas Earnhard poured.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church J. W. Vaughn Lloyd Talich Merle Spearow W.S.C.S Vaughn Northwest Omaha Wesleyan Service Guild Eben Petersen Edna Scriber Circle 7 Howard Atkins Douglas Earnhard

Language Students Earn Top Grades at Sidney Senior High

Language students at Sidney Senior High posted standout marks with over 70 percent above average. Twelve percent earned an A, 27 percent a B, and 31 percent were graded with no. The school authorities call this an achievement and a new high mark for future upperclassmen.

Sidney Senior High

Scouts Campout to Hear Ulrich Lecture at Dover’s Cabin

Joseph P. Ulrich conservation officer for Nebraska Game Forestation and Parks Commission will address the Scouts at the camp on the North Platte River. He will give an illustrated lecture on wild game and answer questions.

Joseph P. Ulrich State of Nebraska Game, Forestation and Parks Commission Bridgeport Dover North Platte River

Meetings Tonight and Sunday Locally

Cheyenne Encampment No 19 and Auxiliary meet in Odd Fellows Hall this evening. U P Oldtimers Club 29 and Auxiliary hold a covered dish supper in city auditorium basement with table service needed and regular meetings afterward. members urged to invite guests. Sunday sessions include Community Chorus rehearsal for Good Friday cantata in Room 103 at the junior high and York Club at the Episcopal Parish Hall.

Odd Fellows Hall U. P. Oldtimers Club City Auditorium York Club Episcopal Parish Hall

Community Group Meetings Schedule Week Two

Meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday include Band Auxiliary in the junior high band room at 7:45 p.m. OES Past Matrons meet at Yendis Cafe at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Story and Mrs. Craig hosting. Kings Daughters and BPW Club, BPOE regular in Elks lodge at 6:30 p.m. Toastmasters at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi also meets. Tuesday gatherings cover Garden Club, Hospital Auxiliary at the hospital, Missionary Circle Grace Baptist, Circle 4 Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas, Providence Chapter 108 OES, Rebekah Kensington in Odd Fellows Hall, Circle 7 WSCS First Methodist, Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society. All visiting members welcome.

C. A. Story H. P. Craig Kings Daughters Business and P.m. B.P.O Elks Lodge Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Alpha Nu Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sidney Garden Club Grace Baptist Church Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcal Society Providence Order of Eastern Star Rebekah Kensington Odd Fellows Hall Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church

St Patrick's School Parent Teacher Guild Seventeen Club

St Patrick's Grade School Parent Teacher Guild and Brownie Troop 152 met Thursday afternoon with all ten members present. They finished Valentine gifts and made Valentines. Refreshments were served by Teresa Durbin. Next meeting set for February 13. Teresa Dickes, reporter.

St. Patrick's Grade School Parent-Teacher Guild Seventeen Club St. Patrick's Brownie Teresa Durbin

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