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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1974
Page
10
Local notes cover shopping musings on fabrics and home sewing projects. Donors visitations, travel reports, game results at the Senior Citizen Club and card parties, plus tours of Independent Cable Inc and family visits across Nebraska towns.
The Veterinary Science 4 H Club met at Dr Kenneth Cook's home for a campfire gathering with 20 members and guest Shirley Tisdale. Roasted weiners and marshmallows highlighted the menu as prizes were awarded to Julie Bremer and Jim Gilroy. The meeting marked the last until after the new year.
The Ladies Division of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Funny Style Show at St. Patrick's High School Auditorium Monday at 7 30 p.m. A reception follows and a Door Prize will be awarded. Thirty five models will present fashions designed by members of the Chamber. Proceeds benefit Chamber projects.
Fall enrollment for Sidney Adult Basic Education is underway with courses on reading math and spelling. Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings at East Ward School for GED test preparation. Over sixty area residents have earned diplomas through the program. Materials are provided at no cost and each adult progresses at their own pace. Contact Jean Rankin after 5 p.m. at 254-3476 or attend the East Ward School Auditorium 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays or Thursdays.
Xi Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Jim Worths home with Mrs Leonard Deaver presenting How To Say It. Mrs Lloyd Winkelman earned second in Organization division. Next meeting is a salad supper October 17 at Mrs Bob Jones home. Mrs Ray Ernest and Mrs Jim Gilroy lead lessons on Conversation. The chapter discussed its Fall Festival Parade float.
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women biennial convention was held at St Luke's Church in Ogallala on Wednesday. Attendees included Rev Frank Hoelck Sister Agnita Mrs Helen Spencer Mrs Faye Walsh Mrs Geraldine Bonkiewicz and Mrs Frances Grant. Mrs Spencer will join the diocesan spiritual advancement commission and Mrs Grant will serve as assistant on the charitable commission.
Farmers Union schedules a dinner meeting at Buffalo Bend on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Tickets available at the door. Victor Ray National Coordinator will speak. Reservations through Raymond Lessman Sidney Lee Foster Gurley or Cliff Herboldsheimer Potter.
Hilltop Homemakers Extension Club elected Sarah Hay president with Alice Blair as vice president Leanna Bounds secretary treasurer and Nina Schultz historian at Polly Beker home. Polly Reker presided as 13 members and two guests attended. Calendar of lessons set for year Achievement Night discussed Cheyenne County council president to be installed.
Sidney Rebekah Lodge met in regular session with Lenora Simpson as Noble Grand. They plan to attend Church on November 3 at First Christian Church and host Degree Practice on November 5 at 7 30 p.m. Initiation is set for November 6 at 7 30 p.m. Simpson spoke on the Moment of Ultimate Decision inspired by Hatter's Castle and urged the motto Dont look back or accept defeat. A closing poem was read, and refreshments were served by Mabel Hiett and Martha Walker.
Xi Alpha Kappa Beta Sigma Phi members gathered at Mrs Le Roy Lessman’s farm home for a pressed and dried flowers demonstration by Mrs George Tallmage. The group noted a State Garden Club Convention presentation, praised a winning float, and planned an October Friendship Coffee at Mrs Glenn Twarling’s home with future meetings scheduled.
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