He Isa, Terrill . ,
Mrs. I'rank Pierce
Hostess for I 7
AMELIA—Mrs. Frank Pierce
entertained 17 ladies at a party
Tuesday evening, March 5. Mrs.
Mary James, Mrs. Freed, Mrs.
Julia Samples, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man McDaniels, Mrs. Mae Clark,
Mrs. Huth Barnes were guests
from Atkinson.
Other guests from Amelia were
Mrs Thomas Doolittle, Mrs. Ar
thur Hiatt, Mrs. Harold Fullerton,
Mrs Ralph Adair, Mrs. Stella
Sparks, Mrs. Delia Ernst, Miss
Florence Lindsey, Mrs. Blake Ott,
Mrs. Ralph Rees and Mrs. Edith
Anderson.
Other Amelia News
Mrs. George Fullerton repre
sented the Women’s Society of
Christian Service at a day apart"
service at Plainview Tuesday,
March 12. She accompanied other
WSCS members from Chambers,
The South Fork Community
Stocker-Feedcr elub met at the
George Fullerton home Tuesday
evening, March 5. Eight members
and five visitors were present.
Members do not have their calves
yet. The next meeting will be at
the Gene Thompson home in Ap
ril. Glen Grimes is leader, and
George Fullerton is the assistant
leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Utt enter
tained several neighbors Thurs
day evening, March 14. The ladies
played canasta and the men play
ed pitch. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Rees, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Adams, Mrs. Etta Ott, Har
ry Ott. Mrs. Stella Sparks, Mrs.
Edith Andersen, Mrs. Emma
Lindsey and Florence Lindsey.
Mrs. Ott served a luncheon of
cake, sandwiches, pickles and
coffee.
A nice-sized crowd attended
the services conducted by the
Baptist church at the Amelia
s< hool Wednesday evening, March
13. Special music and a film, “The
Danger Trail”, were presented.
Mi and Mrs. B. W. Waldo and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waldo and
family were guests Wednesday
evening, March 13, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Werner and
family in Chambers. Mrs. Werner
served a dinner in honor of her
mother, Mrs. B. W. Waldo, on
her birthday anniversary.
Mery Matrons club will meet
tiniay (Thursday) with Mrs. Alice
Prewitt.
The Helping Hand club meeting
which was to have been held with
Mrs. Golda Hiatt on Thursday,
March 14, was postponed until
Tuesday, March 19, on account
of the inclement weather.
Mrs. Eva Backhaus has sched
uled her property for sale at auc
tion on Friday, March 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thompsen
and family were visitors at Hiene
Frahm's Sunday, March 10.
lank Sageser and his brother,;
E. V Sageser, were supper guests
Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs.
Leu Backhaus.
Lynn Prewitt went to Wheat
land, Wyo., Tuesday, March 12, to
visit his uncles, Warren and Fred
Prewitt. He also visited his sist
ers, Mrs Gale Fix and Mrs. Max
Dixson, at Scottsbluff. Lynn was
inducted into the armed services
Monday, March 18.
. Page Royalty.
[Awards Presented
at Athletic Banquet
PAGE—Lyle Heiss and Marilyn
Terrill were crowned king and
queen Wednesday evening,
March 13. at the Page high school
athletic banquet, sponsored by
members of the Pep club and
held at the school auditorium.
Theme was “Our Team*’. Mer
wyn French, jr., was guest
speaker. Short speeches were
given by members of the faculty,
Pep club and the various
groups.
The banquet opened with Mvr
na Heiss as loastmistress. Linda
Fishe gave the welcome and
I Harold Heese, the response. Carl
Sojka spoke or “Opponents";
Lyle Heiss on "Unity"; Leona
I Mudloff on “Awards”; Larry
Parks on “Team and Coach”;
Marilyn Terrill, “Effort”; Mer
wyn French, jr., guest speaker,
chose “Ability" as his topic.
Medals and letters were pre
sented to the basketball boys by
Leigh Cull, coach. Mrs. Anna
j Carter presented the awards to
j the Pep club members, and
I Stanley Gross made the presen
tation of awards to the volley
ball members. Mr. Cull spoKe
on “Our Team”.
Donna and Janice Cruanly
and Kaye Nissen presented a pi
ano number, Kathleen Walker
gave a reading and Claire Parks
: a cornet solo, accompanied by
Connie Riege.
Mothers of the Pep club mem
bers prepared the banquet.
Following the banquet there
was a dance.
Amelia News
Mrs. Lee Gilman and Mrs.
George Fullerton helped Mrs.
Dunk Peterson with wallpaper
ing Wednesday, March 13. Mrs.
Ralph Rees took care of the
store for Mrs. Peterson.
Mrs. Maude Forbes of Bassett
spent the weekend visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hienie Frahm, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston and !
son, Mark, of Lincoln spent the
weekend visiting their respective
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Welton vis
ited at the Hienie Frahm home
Saturday. Patty, Dannie and
Douglas Frahm returned home
with the Weltons.
Troxell Green was speaker at j
the Sunday morning services at
the Amelia Methodist church.
Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mrs. Delia
Ernst, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Waldo,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rees
were among Amelia folks in O’
Neill Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Doolittle j
and Rodney visited at Vernon
Berry’s Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Forbes and t
Donna visited at the Hiene Frahm 1
home Wednesday evening, March'
13.
Carl Schade was doing some
carpenter work at Lew Backhaus i
Saturday.
Mrs. Stell Sparks and Lonnie
were dinner guests Sunday at the j
Tommy Doolittle home.
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Mr and Mrs. Mark Storms and
son of Keya Paha, S D.. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs James
Storms
Mr and Mrs. Milton Suiter at
tended church in Orchard Sun
day. From there they went to
I
Norfolk and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph • Sluter. returning home
Monday aternoon . .
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Asher and
amiiy and Mrs Freda Asher of
Page were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H Switzer
Mr and Mrs William Petsche
spent the weekend visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Bloomer in Ran
dolph.
Renvrnber the paint demon
'tration trv Morris Paint factory
man at Seovle's • Western Auto
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Smith spent
the weekend visiting friends and
relatives at Akron, la.
Edwin Sevcik is in Ainsworth
and Broken Bow this week at
tenoing irrigation meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tooker
•».i fatniN w «,’< in Atkinson
Saturday visiung her parents,
• Mr! and Mrs. Peter Walnofer.
Sunday and Monday visitor of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wecker was
her brother, James Kudera of
Plainview.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Wiehman
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Young were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bou
>ka in Atkinson.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Manson,
Mr. and Mrs Helmuth Arnold
and Mrs. Elizabeth Erdmann
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs Lelimd Clark of Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. DeHart of
Ord were Saturday and Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Loflin.
Mr and Mrs Benton Marshall
of Crawford visited from Tues
day. March 12. until Friday with
Mr and Mrs. Willard Solfermo
ser They are aunt and uncle of
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