Pirate Theme in
Page High Banquet
Walker, Stewart Are
Crowned
PAGE—A South Sea island at
mosphere was created with a
palm tree background and the
class colors were used in the blue
sky and silver star decorations as
a fitting setting for the “Pirate”
theme chosen for the Page Jun
ior-senior banquet held Tuesday
evening, May 10, at the high
school auditorium.
The junior class mothers pre
pared a menu of sea raiders booty
wild boar, Captain Kidd salad,
golden nuggets, loot of gold, sea
weeds, jade jewels, treasure is
land and chest of gems accom
panied by a potion of black pois
on.
Sharon Crumley, Judy Sim
mons, Judy Terrill, Eddie Walk
er, Lyle Heiss and Dennis Cun
ningham, members of the sopho
more class, served as waiters.
Leona Summers was toast
master and the program featured
Marian Heiss, Faye Ballantyne,
Supt. Ralph Brostrom, Eddie
Walker, Hugh Troshynski and
Helen Finch in the role of “Miss
Captain Smollet”, “Mrs. Faye
Hawkins”, “Black Beard,” “Long
John Silver,” “Peg Leg Charlie”
and “Captain Kidd”.
A prom followed the banquet.
Music was furnished by Noel
Wood and his orchestra.
Eddie Walker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cordes Walker, and Sherry
Stewart, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edd Stewart, were crowned
king and queen.
Other Pace News
Mrs. Roy Zeller entertained a
group of ladies Friday afternoon.
Gaines were played and the win
ners in the contests received
small prizes. Mrs. Oswald Gold
fuss and Mrs. Arnold Stewart re
ceived the drawing awards. The
hostess served lunch.
Oswald, Gerald and John
Goldfuss recently took two truck
loads of alfalfa to Beaver City,
Okla. They returned bringing salt
from the Kansas salt mines at
Kanapolis. They reported it was
necessary in some places to de
tour for the dirt that had blown
into the roads.
Floyd Wertz, Art Pelletier,
Soren Sorensen and Dick and
Roy Cunningham recently finish
ed tearing down the buildings
that have been a landmark for
many years, known as the yellow
buildings, northeast of Page Art
Grass purchased the quar
ter of land and will use
the lumber in the con
struction of a ranch-style home to
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Stewart .. . Queen
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known as the Tom Roach place.
The workmen are busy now
sorting and piling the lumber and
pulling out nails.
Mrs. Kenneth Asher was a
guest when Mrs. Vernie Finley
entertained the HOA club Tues
day afternoon, May 10. The la
dies took their own fancy work.
Mother’s day gifts were exchang
ed. Mrs. Harold Heiss will be the
May 24 hostess.
Members of the Royal Neigh
bor Kensington played cards at
the home of Mrs. Ray Snell, Wed
nesday afternoon, May 11, Mrs.
Elsie Cork was a guest. Mrs. Eth
el Waring became a member of
the society. Mrs. Freida Asher
will entertain June 8.
Mrs. Melvin Carson entertained
the Bid-orBye bridge club Wed
nesday afternoon, May 11. Mrs.
John Lamason was a guest. Mrs.
Frank Cronk had high score and
Mrs. Ralph Larson received all
cut award. The hostess served
lunch. Mrs. Frank Cronk will be
the May 25 hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson
and Pamela Jean returned to
their home at Lincoln Sunday af
ter spending a week’s vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Parks. Paul has em
ployment at the CB&Q railroad
shops at Havelock.
Mrs. Owen Parks who teaches
at Belgrade, went to Hastings
Friday evening. On Saturday
morning she and her daughter,
Lois Jean Parks, who is a regis
tered nurse at the Mary Lanning
hospital, came to Page, to spend
the weekend.
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Brahmas Haven’t
Learned Manners
STUART—A group of students
from the University of Nebraska
came Saturday, May 7, to prac
tice bronc riding, bulldogging and
other rodeo stunts at the G. L.
Obermire pasture, located three
miles north of Stuart.
Mr. Obermire, local rodeo pro
moter, recently brought a truck
load of Brahma stock from Flori
da. “These Brahmas haven’t
learned rodeo manners yet.” he
explains.
On Sunday a large crowd gath
ered for the amateur rodeo at the
pasture chutes. Net profits from
the gate receipts went to Boy
Scout troop 182.
Mr. Obermire took his rodeo
stock to Lincoln for the annual
university rodeo which was held
Friday and Saturday, May 13 and
14.
Ed Tomlinson Is
Rodeo Winner—
Ed Tomlinson of O’Neill, a jun
ior at the ag college, won first in
bareback bronc riding at the uni
versity rodeo. His brother,
George, a freshman, competed in
the rodeo but failed to place.
Young Homemakers
See Demonstration—
ATKINSON — The Young
Homemakers club met at the
home of Mrs. Ray Goeke Wed
nesday, May 11, with 11 members
answering roll call by naming the
kind of sewing machine each
had.
A lesson concerning new fab
rics was given by Mrs. Ray
Forbes.
Two men from a sewing ma
chine company gave a demon
stration on using an electric ma
chine and attachments.
The June meeting will be with
Mrs. Vernon Siebert.
Willa Schollmeyer, Pupils Visit The Frontier
Mrs. Willa Schollmeyer and her pupils from
district 32, in the Red bird locality, recently
toured The Frontier plant and the “Voice of
The Frontier” radio studios. They also stopped
at several other points of interest in O’Neill.
Front row (left-to-right)—Quentin Pickering,
Fred Rosenkrans, Evelyn Barta, Jo Ann Aim;
second row—Bruce Schollmeyer, DeLynn Pick
ering, June Carson, Marion Rosenkrans and
Mrs. Schollmeyer.—The Frontier Photo.
Starts 2d Term
As Secretary—
Miss Barbara Bernett was re
cently elected to her second term
as secretary of the student coun
cil of Minnesota Bible college,
Minneapolis, Minn. She has been
on the honor roll for the past two
quarters.
Miss Bennett and her fiance,
Russell Galbreath, spent the
week of April 23 to May 2 visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Galbreath, of Swayzee,
Ind. They also attended the North
American Christian convention in
Indianapolis, Ind.
Robert Allen of Omaha visited
over the weekend at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Jerrold Dusatko,
and Mr. Dusatko.
Mr. Lizzard (Also
Known as ‘Gizzard’)
Gets Attention
ROCK FALLS—During the
final week of the school term
a little lizzard, whom the small
fry in district 33 invariably re
fer to as “gizzard,” was making
his home in the school room.
Mr. Lizzard didn’t add to the
wild life population, however,
because the pupils decided to
release a captive frog. The frog
failed to command much atten
tion when the competition
sharpened with the lizzard’s
arrival.
Plays in Concert—
Miss Marde Johnson returned
Sunday after having participated
in a tri-state music festival at
Enid, Okla. She left Wednesday,
May 11.
Miss Johnson was extended the
honor by Doctor Matty, her in
structor last summer at the na
tional music camp at Interloeh
en, Mich.
She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. R. E. Evans, and her
brother, Bobby.
KC Initiation Set
Sunday Afternoon
Charles Carroll of Carrollton
council 701, Knights of Colum
bus, will initiate a class of candi
dates in ceremonies here Sunday.
The KC’s will attend mass in a
body in the morning and the ini
tiatory rites will get underway at
12:30 p.m., in the Knights of Co
lumbus hall. There will be a ban
quet in the evening in the
Knights of Columbus hall.
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