Parents Advisory Council Members Named For 1958 59
Nearly 300 parents of sixth graders and junior and senior high students attended Parent's Night sessions sponsored by the Parents Advisory Council of the two high schools. Elections dominated the sectional meetings for the 1958 59 term. Named were John Scholl, Lenhart Schobert, Roland Biggs, Clifford Wolf, Ray Cruise, M C Sherrerd, Mel Adams, Don Hume, Harold Hyde, J R Gilliland, Paul Hakes, and Robert Rennick. Walter Cork introduced Mel Everingham and Ralph Spencer who outlined guidance programs and the Three Year Plan. Sessions covered discipline, parent school relations, scholarship, and college planning. Refreshments followed in the cafeteria and Home Making Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Advisory Council
John Scholl
Lenhart Schobert
Roland Biggs
Clifford Wolf
Sth
Ray Cruise
M. C. Sherrerd
Edna _ Scriber
B. H. Grimm
Keith Spiker
Beth Deibler
T. R. Tillotson
Biggs
Kenneth Bales
Everingham
Jack Weimer
Tom Jones
Walter Cork
Spencer
Gamma Tau Chapter Rummage Sale Planned
Mrs. C. J. Cornelius hosted Gamma Tau ei of Epsilon Sigma Alpha in her home where Mrs. Doyle Butts led the business meeting. Plans for a rummage sale on March s begin at 9 a.m. in the city auditorium basement with Don Born as chairman assisted by Avelene Ferrill. A social meeting is set for March 13 with co chairmen Paul Ritz, Robert Benner and Don Born, and the next business meeting is March 27 at Mrs. Borns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Cornelius
Gamma Tau Ei
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Doyle Butts
City Auditorium
Don Born
Avelene Ferrill
Paul Ritz
Robert Benner
Born
Sorority Chapter Plans Scotts Bluff Event and Fund Drive
Alpha Iota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. C. V. Innes home to plan attending a March 13 card party and style show in Scotts Bluff hosted by Alpha Rho chapter. The group voted to donate 5 to the Volunteer Fireman's fund and learned hair care from Miss Donna Hagemeister. Mrs. James Bricker to host next meeting. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Scottsbluff
Alpha Rho
William Triplett
Donna Hagemeister
James Bricker
Plans for Catholic Daughters study club on Tuesday
Rev Thomas Siudowski explained the purposes and led a discussion on forming a study club at the Catholic Daughters of America meeting Tuesday evening. Thirty five members attended as Mrs Joseph Kelley announced the state convention April 19 and 30 at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln. Mrs Francis Hruska was named chairman for the annual card party set for March 16. Hostesses were Mrs C B Dorwart Mrs J Heaton Sr and Mrs Burgett Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Siudowski
Catholic Daughters of America
Joseph Kelley
Cornhusker Hotel
Lincoln
Francis Hruska
C B Dorwart
J. Heaton Sr
Burgett Peetz
Newcomers Club Names Webster President At Meeting
Mrs Clifford Webster was elected president of the Newcomers Club at the Episcopal Parish Hall Tuesday. Also named were Mrs Al Hart as vice president, Mrs Raymond Olson treasurer, and Mrs Bill Giles secretary. Forty five members attended, with plans for installing officers on March 25 and a March 21 dance at Fort Sidney Hotel with Dick Dotts combo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Webster
Newcomers Club
Episcopal Parish Hall
al Hart
Raymond Olson
Bill Giles
Joel Babcock
Fort Sidney Hotel
Dick Dotts
Robert Benner
Gerald Bolding
William Fankhauser
Anne Burgett
John Ritts
Sherman Nation
Gordon Jones
Thomas Miller
Lloyd Carr
Burce Carr
Roy Maire
Joe Harbison
Benefit Card Party Is Talked By BPO Does
Reading of the trustee's report for the past year and plans for a benefit card party were main business at the Monday night B P O Does meeting in the Elks lodge room with 35 members present. The evening ended with games and prizes of canned cherries won by Mrs. Ketchum who took the grand prize. Hostesses for the preceding covered-dish dinner were Mrs. Lehmkuhl and a list of named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.O. Does
Elks Lodge
Dyer Ketchum
Ketchum
Fred Lehmkuhl
Raymond Hixon
Ardis Wistron
Velva Novotny
Betty Wiston
Joan Peetz Sr
J B. Ruttner
William Rutter
Joseph Robids
Jean McRea
Around Town Highlights From Denver to Hastings
Mrs. C. E. Heizer prepares for major surgery at General Rose Memorial Hospital in Denver with her husband traveling Sunday to be with her. Neuman family returns from O Dell Neb and notes Nancy Neuman’s Hastings College involvement and Kappa Tau chapter initiation. Toastmistress Club meeting in Scottsbluff attended by Elizabeth Schwasnick and Leon Lafler. Denver guests Marlene and Jim Lennenkamp attend Frauendorfer birthday dinner with Niemeller, Brotherson, and Brachtender family guests. Karnik family dinners include Leon Karnik Allen Karnik and Bill Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Heizer
General Rose Memorial Hospital
Denver
Nancy
Hastings College
Hastings
Miss Neuman
Kappa Ti
Nebraska
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Leon Lafler
Council 6
Scottsbluff
Thelma McCullough
Frank Frauendorfer
Marlene
Jim Lennenkamp
Frauendorfers
Gordon Niemeller
John Brotherson
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Stratton
Colo
J. S. Karnik
Leon Karnik
Allen Karnik
Bill Wolf
Style and sewing tips for a professional look
An old fashion column explores how style trumps mere construction in clothing, stressing attention to detail and fit. It covers extra yardage for plaid matching, fiber use trends, rug care with salt and ashes, citrus quality checks, new tannery advances, and mealtime manners emphasizing promptness, posture, and polite passing at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Potter Cub Scouts In Annual Blue and Gold Banquet
Potter Cub Scouts Pack 105 held their annual Blue and Gold banquet at Potter Youth Center with 150 attending including 30 plus Cub Scouts. Rol and Musil welcomed attendees, introduced den mothers and committee members, Lions Club President, and the Potter Methodist Church pastor. An outer space skit entertained, awards were given for Bobcat, Wolf arrows, Bear badge and arrow, Lion badge, and year pins were distributed before colors were retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Potter Youth Center
Roland Musil
den Mothers
Doyle Easton
Mabel Wickhorst
Dorothy Davis
Joan Nielsen
Kathleen McMillen
Carol Spencer
Ralph Anderson
Ray Davis
Delmar Knight
Les Weikhorst
Bernard Grothe
Arvin Nielsen
Ray Slama
Dewey Love
Danny Zink
Russell Nielsen
Alan Baack
Hollis Anderson
Donny Zink
Virgil Rosenthal
FAB Club Meets With Mrs Jurgens Thursday
Members of the FAB Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herman Jurgens. Two pinochle tables were in play with honors won by Mrs. Burgett Peetz high, Mrs. Merle Crosby second high, Mrs. Leon Lafler low, and Mrs. Frank Morey traveling. A gift was presented to the hostess for her early birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A.B
Herman Jurgens
Burgett Peetz
Merle Crosby
Leon Lafler
Frank Morey
Rebekah Kensington Meeting Counts 16 Attend
Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday afternoon in the Odd Fellows Hall with 16 members answering roll call. Mrs. Oren Cox presided at a brief business meeting. Mrs. Katie Helzer read two articles for the good of the order. The afternoon concluded with canasta, honors going to Mrs. Leslie Sabin high, Mrs. Avin Davis second, and Mrs. Ida Ahrens low. Hostesses were Mrs E W Augenstein, Mrs Rex Olsen, and Mrs W. W. Schulz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
Oren Cox
Katie Helzer
Leslie Sabin
Avin Davis
Ida Ahrens
E W Augenstein
Rex Olsen
W. W. Schulz
Free Sock Hop For Teens In Sidney Monday Night
Teenagers from Sidney and nearby areas are invited to a free sock-hop at the city auditorium Monday at 7 30 pm. Cheyenne County Rural Youth members plan activities and feature speaker Miss Genevieve Abougit of Le Puy France who will discuss teenage problems in her homeland. Refreshments will be served during the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
City Auditorium
Cheyenne County
Genevieve Abougit
le Puy
France
O Hollerans Host CKD Medical Meet in Fort Sidney Hotel
Dr and Mrs Lloyd O Holleran hosted a dinner meeting of the CKD Medical Association in the Fort Sidney Hotel banquet room on a Wednesday evening. Twenty four doctors and their wives from Cheyenne Kimball and Devel counties attended. Dr Jerome Murphy of Omaha spoke on Heart Surgery after the dinner. Mrs Don Wilkinson led a brief Auxiliary business session and the evening closed with a card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd O’holleran
C.K.D. Medical Association
Fort Sidney Hotel
Cheyenne
Kimball
Devel
Jerome Murphy
Omaha
Don Wilkinson
HH Garden Club Social Meet In Thursday Session
Ten members of the Helping Hand Garden Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Floyd Fleming’s home. Guests included Mrs. Stan Flahardy and Mrs. Art Kile. Lula Kloepper led a brief business meeting then the group played Hearts with Mrs. Kenneth Fleming directing. Kile won high, Boyd French second, and Ted Fleming low. Myron Fleming will host the March 13 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Garden Club
Floyd Fleming
Stan Flahardy
Art Kile
Lula Kloepper
Kenneth Fleming
Kile
Boyd French
Ted Fleming
Myron Fleming
National Merit Scholarship Tests Set for April 29
Dr John Stalnaker announced new values for the 1958 59 Merit Scholarship Program for high school students nationwide. The test on April 29 will be held 9 am to 12 noon in participating high schools with a $1 fee. Registration ends March 20 and financial aid may cover some students. The program expands guidance features and emphasizes educational planning for juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Stalnaker
Evanston
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Stainaker
U. S
District of Columbia
Alaska
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Sidney
Ralph Spencer
Stalnaker
Sorority Alpha Nu Members Hold Baked Goods Exchange
Mrs Tom Jones presided at Alpha Nu chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Mrs William Fankhauser home. Eleven members attended a baked goods exchange. Plans for a Spring dinner dance and pledge luncheon were discussed but not finalized. Cards round out the evening. Hostess for March 10 will be Mrs William Kalous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Alpha Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Fankhauser
William Kalous
National Week Observed By FFA At Potter
National FFA Week activities highlight rural leadership and citizenship. Potter FFA Chapter, with 20 members and advisor Louis A. Piva, displays at Potter Drug Store and school. Nationwide FFA totals 380000 members, 9000 chapters. Nebraska has 5376. Washington's birthday week chosen for observance. noted as farmer and pioneer of soil conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Potter Ffa
Potter Drug Store
Louis A. Piva
Dick Wills
Russell Langley
Jim Winn
Kenneth Grothe
Garry Reinhard
Vaughn Russell
Tim Jensen
Wayne Holliday
Robert Lipska
Robert Lee
Clayton Shoemaker
Dan Carlson
Dennis Nelson
Washington
Mount Vernon
Brownie Troop 8 Meets to Plan March Calendar
Brownie Troop 8 met February 26 at Mrs Ladine s with President Vona Rogers presiding. They made calendars for March and discussed Girl Scout week. Kathy Hall provided the snack. Charla Rae Colling served as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladine’s
Vona Rogers
Kathy Hall
Charla Rae Colling
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Gamma Tau
CDA
Mrs. Webster
Bridge
Arven Reynolds
Harbison
John Rankin
Canasta
Leslie Classen
Mable Lee Johnson
Slye Olsen
Bud Mayer
BPO
Yendis Smorgasbord
Home Extension News
Department of Agriculture
Southland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Jurgens
O'Hollerans
CKD Medical
HH Garden Club
the Testing Agency
Science Research Associates of
Chicago
Stauffer
Francis Hiner
6Th Avenue
RCA Camden
Harmony Columbia
Collec
Oh, Julie
Jewelers
Telegraph
Lennox
AIR Temp
Triangle Way
Py aLie
Equalist
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