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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
2
Around the Town notes report a series of weekend visits and family gatherings. Sterling residents host guests from Denver and Sterling with multiple reunions and picnics at Legion Park. Families from Sid ney, Roswell, Lincoln, Holdrege, Kearney, and Fremont attend or host events during the weekend.
Mrs. W. K. Hasenyager and Mrs. Earl Bledsoe attend the first Quadrennial Assembly of the International Christian Women's Fellowship of the Disciples of Christ on Purdue University campus Lafayette Ind The gathering runs through June 23 with about 3500 women from eight counties and guests from several communions Miss Jessie M Trout is executive secretary of CWF The program began June 19 with an historical pageant of women's work in the church
Newcomers Club will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Episcopal Parish Hall. Keen Teens annual election of board members will be held this evening at 11 in the basement of City Auditorium. All members urged to attend. 35mm Camera Club meets tonight at 8 in Central School auditorium. Sterling Camera Club will show its comedy slides Republicans vs Democrats using two projectors and two screens. Slides from the field trip will be shown with Ralph Thompson giving remarks on filters. Public encouraged to attend.
The Altar Society of St. Patrick's names its dinner committee for a public dinner at St. Patrick's Auditorium on Thursday at 5 p.m. Serving chair Mrs. Ray Keating will be assisted by Mines Ed Herbert Donald Lei Martin Heeg Jr. Robert Wit H W Farnsworth Charles Wales Lewis Gracik Claude Campbell Henry Meysenburg Dale Kruse Mark Wieser Donald Vizina Bob Stegeman William Rezac Joe Schwartz Alex Devie and Richard Ray.
A flower show will be held tomorrow night at the Sioux Ordinance Depot in Barracks No. 5. The SODamsels sponsor the event which begins at 7 30 p m. Ribbons will be awarded for first and second prize in four groups including cut flower bouquets and arrangements, centerpieces without flowers and accessories, blooming potted plants, and planters.
Keen plans an 7 o clock election in the city auditorium basement to choose ten directors. Five members will come from Sidney High School and five from St. Patrick's Academy. The group will hold a weekly dance Friday at 8 p m in the basement city auditorium. A summer project, selling pop at the Ft. Sidney Days barbecue, netted 81 10 with Joan Baker Dennis Loch Katie Lyles Jim Felt and Janis Jelks helping.
Miss Sally Dee Lowe wed Dr. Joseph Carl Heinlein in a Saturday ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church. Attendants wore blue and white, bridesmaids in white Swiss embroidered batiste, best man John Heinlein, 300 guests at Sidney Country Club reception, couple to live in Tacoma after June 27.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lowe hosted a Friday pre nuptial dinner at Sidney Country Club for their daughter Sally Lowe and fiancé Joe Heinlein. Thirty four guests attended a blue and white themed event with gladioli centerpieces blue net streamers and wedding bell place cards. Mrs Gordon Bryant led two readings White Rose and Little Fly as group singing filled the evening.
Ania Califf, a former Sidney resident, was guest of honor at a one o clock luncheon Friday at the Sidney Country Club. Pink and white roses decorated tables. Members of the Contract Club, including Mrs Heinlein, presented her a remembrance gift. Attending were Mmes A S Hardy C H McNish Henry Marx Guy V Doran B W Schul te C S Radcliffe E L Uptegrove T E Kokjer Martin Dime ry Paul Martin W D Harte.
Fragmentary line up lists W Smith L C Barstow Gordon Bryant of Tekama and Hans Kok of Holdrege with mentions of typewriter carbon piper and Kee Writing Hood. Also notes pygmy marmoset weight and telegraph want ads.
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