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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
4
A sweep of short notices lists numerous residents and visitors in Sidney including Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lukens in Scottsbluff, Miss Edith Boucher at a ball game in Potter, and many others hosting or attending family gatherings, church events, hospital stays, and community functions from Dalton to Gurley and Sterling.
Mrs. Bentley hosted P. E. O. luncheon and society meeting at the country club and Bent ey home. Andrew Nelson and hosts entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs E Leonard and others. St Martha s Guild led by Ms L Pindell and Mrs L T Pope met at the rectory for business. Frances Willard union met at the courthouse rest room for sewing. Presbyterian Circle gathered in church basement with hostesses Mrs E S Sherrerd Mrs A E Wright and Mrs Henry Pav lat. About 25 friends surprised Mr. and Mrs Carl Schmidt at home for a social evening with cards and prizes. Willing Workers plan an all day country picnic next Friday with covered dishes. Mrs Joe Demers hosted Sundl bridge club with guests Mrs L R Barlow and Mrs S P Hunt. Bridge Luncheon hosted by Mrs Claude Golding in Chappell.
Rev and Mrs H C Welker with their son traveled to Sterling on Wednesday evening to hear Billy Sunday. They were joined by Mrs Ella King Mrs W H Elus and Miss Emily Gould for the trip to the town event.
The guest list included several from Sidney. Mrs. Radcliffe and Mrs. McNish earned first and second prizes. The Cha May Campfire girls honored guardian Miss Marion Clarke with a boudoir clock after a program of readings dancing and music. Royal Neighbors held a school of instruction and a social supper for 60. Church missionary meeting discussed China with talks and music and a public address planned by Miss Mary White next Thursday.
Community notice lists a Delphian society gathering with Mrs R E Roche Tuesday afternoon followed by W E A meeting at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night at 7 30 and a Rebekah Kensington session at the Rebekah lodge.
The Eastern Star chapter meets Wednesday afternoon and Wednesday night at 7 30. The Womans club gathers Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at the library. Walther league of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church meets Thursday night with Mrs Hercel Driever. Also mention 8th grade graduates and a remembrance. Visit Lockwood's Jewelry for gift ideas.
A local notice extols Bluhill coffee for a rich mellow flavor and calls it a tested favorite among discriminating drinkers. The Meeker line is featured at Lockwood's Jewelry store, with other lower priced options available and a friend praising the product to another.
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