Ewing News
Tea Honors 19 New
Christian Mothers
DJ lirs. K. H. Harris
An impressive installation ot
nineteen new members of the
Christian Mothers was held Sunday
afternoon at St. Peter's Church
with the Rev, p. F. Burke officia
ting. Candle bearers were Mrs
Arthur Krupp and Mrs. Mick
Hobbs,
A tea at St. Dominic’s Hall hon
oning ihe new members followed
the service in charge of several
members ot the St. Theresa circle.
Blue and white was the color
tiieme. A bouquet of primroses
and a madonna statue centered the
table.
Mrs. David Burk poured, assis
ted by Mrs. John Bauer. Other
ladies on the committee were Mrs.
Ann Klein. Mrs. Lyle Mitteis, Mrs.
Weslyn Larson and Mrs. Robert
Kreitiziger.
The new members are Mesdames
Wayne Pollock, Dwight Schroeder,
Julian Sojka, Charles Wright, El
mer Grim, Max Wanser, Francis
Heumesser, Joe Kaczor, Ed Kac
zor, Jerry Rotherham, Robert
Walnofer, all of Ewing, James
Walnofer, Harry Lamport. Mabel
Edwards, Laura Weis, all of Or
chard. Richard Cunningham, Ice
land Finley, Peter Sojka and Ro
nald Park, all of Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boies were
guests Friday evening at Ihe home
of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johansen
and family of Plainview, the oc
casion honoring Mr. Johansen's
birthday anniversary.
Alfred Doud returned home
Thursday from the Antelojie Me
morial hospital at Neligh much
improved. He was ahle to resume
his duties of his Watkins route on
Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Doud is assisting
at the new I, and M Cafe which
opened Saturday in Ewing.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wright, Da
vid and Steven were af
ternoon and evening guests at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Butterfield at Inman.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren I’toty and
family yf Dakota City were week
end guests of her mother. .Mrs.
Rhoda Conner. Sunday guests at
the Conner home were Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Relfner of Winner, S
D,
Mis. Eettio DUIehay and daugh
ter of tiering were callers at the
Earl Billing home on Friday. She
is an aunt of Mrs. Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson at
tended open house at the Clear
water bank on Saturday and also
visited at the home of their daugh
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs,
Oscar Wilson
Mr. and Mi's. Wayne Shrader
and family and Miss lna Bennett
were weeken. guests of her mother,
i Mrs. Ruth \tuples and family in
Lincoln.
The East O'Neill peewees on
Sunday afternoon at Ewing. Score
3-4 in favor of East O'Neill.
Mrs. Ralph Shrader took Gordon
Shrader, Joi.n Miller and Marilyn
Johnston to Norfolk on Sunday
where they attended a Junior ral
ly at the United Presbyterian 1
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Timmer
man of Plainview spent Friday at
tiio home of their daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cloyd
and family.
Mrs. Anna Pollock accompanied !
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
ami Mrs. Don Pollock and family
of Neligh. to O'Neill on Sunday
where all were guests at the Don
Kellner homo.
WSt’S Meet Week Early
"The World To On ist, We
Bring", the theme of the Women's
Society of Christian Service for
the month of May was stressed at
the April 29 afternoon meeting held
at the parlors of the First Metho
dist Church.
Installation of officers for 1959
fit) was conducted by Mrs. Henry
Fleming, secretary of promotion.
Officers are Mrs. Willis Rookey,
president; Mrs. J. L. Pniden, vice
president; Mrs. Harry Van Horn,
recording secretary; Miss Hazel
Ruby, treasurer; and the follow
ing secretaries, Mrs. James Tirs
Iey, promotion; Mrs. Earl Billings,
missionary' education and seroce;
Mrs. Jessie Angus, Chnstain so
!cial relations; Mi's. H. R. Harris,
student work; Mrs. Dewitt Hoke,
youth; Mrs. Ray Sedivy, children's
u irk; Mrs. Frank Schmidt, spiri
tual life; Mrs. Anna Pollock liter
ature and publications. Mi's. L.
A Hobbs, Supply Work,; Mrs. Ben
I Laisen, status of women.
An offieers’s meeting will be held
May JO at two o’clock in the after
noon at the church parkins.
Mrs. Larsen gave a report on
the district meeting of the Society
held at Page. She also presented
Mrs. Tinsley, retiring president,
a corsage of missions and also a
corsage of flowers, in appreciation
of her faithful service for the past
two years.
Committees were appointed for
the alumni banquet.
A fund was started for the pur
chase of a refrigerator for the
kitchen from the donation food sale
at each meeting of the Society
Ladies donating foods for May were
Mesdames Ben Larsen, Ray Tuck
er. 1. A Hobbs, Tony Rothleun
ter. For the June meeting dona
tions will lie made by Mesdames
John Wunner, Jessie Angus ana
Earl Hillings.
Cards were sent to Mesdames
Will Conner, Herman Schroeder,
S. E. Borden, Pauline Noffke and
Miss Anna Van Zandt.
The devotions wore conducted by I
Mrs. Willis Hockey.
A skit on finance of the Society
highlighting the budget was given
by Mrs. Hockey, Mrs. L. A. Hobbs,
Mrs. John Wunner, Mrs. Henry
Fleming, Mrs. Henry Fleming,
Mrs. Dewitt Hoke, Mrs. Tinsley
and Mrs. Ray Sedivy.
Refreshment hostesses were Mrs. |
Harry Van Horn and Mrs. L. A.
Hobbs. Tables were decorated in
a theme of yellow and white cen
tered with bouquets of tulips, daf
fodils and violets.
Twenty-one members and two
guests, Mrs. Tony Rothleutner and
Mrs. Robert Van Horn were in at
tendance.
Mrs. J. L. Pruden and Mrs. Jes
sie Angus had a record of perfect
attendance for the year.
A mothers' tea was given Tues
day afternoon at the Ewing pu
blic school by the freshmen class
of the home economics class. In
vited guests were mothers of the
students.
Marcene Schmiser was the
narrator as the girls modeled
their dresses, skirts and
blouses made this year. A vocal
selection was presented by Betty
Wright, Linda Larson, Pat Hobbs
and Ardis Parks with Roberta Mc
Daniels at the piano. The girls
also had on display, canned fruits
.vhich was a part of their home
naking project.
The refreshment table was cov
ered with a lace cloth over pink
ind centered with a basket of Cal
fornia pink daisies. J,
Each mother was presented a j
■arnation by her mother. Marie
)avis and Pat Hobbs poured. Mrs.
Iester Timmons is the instructor
or Home Economics.
Mrs. Charles Rotherham and
rtrs. Earl Wright were guests at
he Young Matron’s Pinochle club
vhen the group was entertained
’uesday evening, at the home of
drs. Arthur Kropp with Mrs. Tho
■
This was a hot year for the St. Mary’s Academy Cardinals
track squad. They brought home 11 trophys and It appears that
they may bring even more home. Coach Don Templemeyer is shown
with the first place trophys. The trophys, from front to rear, are
the Fremont h.C. Invitational Championship, the Sandhills Relays
Recognition of Record Breaking Performances, the K.C. 880 Yard
Relay, the llolt County 880 Yard Relay, the Sandhills 880 Yard Relay,
the Sandhills Flo Yard Relay, the Sandhills l,ow Hurdle Shuttle Re
lay, the Sandhills Outstanding Performance, the Burwcll Wrangler
Relay Class B. Championship, the Holt County Championship and the
Sandhills Relays Championship. The Frontier Photo and Engraving.
mas Eacker co-hostes. Prizes were
presented to Mrs. R. H. Shain
for high score, Mrs. James Boies,
for iow and Mrs. Wright won the
traveling prize.
The village board met Tuesday
evening, April 28 for re-organiza
tion, with Jerry Tomjack, chair
man presiding. Officers for the
new year are Willis Rockey, chair
man; Gene Zimmerman, clerk; L.
M. Carter, treasurer; Jerry Ro
therham. streets and Frank Noffke'
water.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tomjack
transacted business in Sioux City
an Thursday.
A 11 e n d i ng the Donohue-Shaw
wedding in O'Neill Saturday mor
ling at St. Patrick's church from
K'wing were Mr. and Mrs. Leo
lard Knapp, Mr and Mrs. Max
Vanser. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tom- I
ack. Mr. and Mrs. John Rosno
»nd family and Mr. and Mrs. Seth
-fertel.
The forum group of the United
Presbyterian Church met Friday
avening at the home of Mr. and
Vfrs. Lynn Fry. Sixteen members
and their families were in atten
dance. Mrs. William II. Ross con
ducted the study and lesson period
an the Book of John.
Mrs. Willie Shrader assisted
Mrs. Fry in serving refreshments.
Sunday, May 10, a dedicatory
service for the rebuilt United Pres
byterian Church will be held at
O'NEILL TREE SERVICE
C. W. SNOWARDT
Tree Trimming and
Tree Removal
5 I1LKS. N. SUNSET STATION
O’Neill, Nebr.
111:00 a m Dr, George Bancroft,
executive officer of the synod of
Nebraska will give the sermon.
A Hawaiian cruise was the
theme of the senior-junior banquet
held Thursday evening at the gym
nasium of the Ewing high school,
decorated in red and blue stream
ers with siher stars. Miniature
palm trees were featured in the
table decorations. Favors were
[ Hawaiian lets. The menu served
I was also in keeping w ith the
| theme. Serving were the following
! sophomores, Leonora Tuttle, Shar
on Hobbs, Judy Tinsley, Annette
Rotherham, Ronald Brion, Richard
: Mlnartk, Owen Schmidt and Fred
erick Wright.
Bill Bauer was master of cere
! monies. The following program
was presented, 11-Hawaiian "Koma
Mai" by Jerry Jefferies; A-Aloha
But Not Good-bye, Jerry Hahlbeck;
W-Wind and Hurricane. Coralee
iSchmiser; A-Aloha OetLove To
YouLyle Larson; I-Ideals of the
Isle, Supt. R. G. Ryan; I-lsle of
Golden Dreams. Coach, Thomas
Hutton; Class poem. Rolierta Mc
Daniels; Class Will. Donald Hawk.
Seniors present were Lorraine'
Bartos, Jerryr Hahlbeck, Don
Hawk, Lyol Larson, Sharon Kropp,
Roberta McDaniels, Janette Nof
l'ke, Larry Rotherham. Duane
Salty. Gloria Schroeder, Carolyn
Tams. Ronald Thoendel. Karen i
Tuttle. Sherry Tuttle. Richard
Woslager, Waunetta Wrngge and
Don Wright.
Other guests were members of
the faculty with waves or husband,
Supt. and Mrs. G. D. Ryan. Miss
Lena Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Sly
! vester S c h 1 o t m an. Miss Elsie
Chase, Mrs. Hester Timmons, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Black, Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Rexine, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmed Bergstrom, Mrs. Ruth Han
sen and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grim.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
Floyd Lee home were Mrs Cecil
Lee, Mrs Mary Johnson and Mrs.
Hannah Johnson all of Orchard.
Floyd Lee, who has l>een at the
Veteran hospital in Grand Island
for a checkup came home Monday
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Walter of
Atkinson are spending a few days
in Ewing at their home here. Their
grandson. Terry Schmidt is stay
ing with them.
Mr and Mi's, I>ick Klintobe and
granddaughter and Mr and Mrs.
Loyd Reif and son of Rapid City.
S. 1>., were Sunday evening guests
at the Andrew Closson home.
M rs. Will Johnson was a Mon
day afternoon caller at the An j
drew Closson home
Sunday guests at the Andrew
Closson home were Mr. and Mrs
Lonny Chart of Neligh. Other
guests the same day were Mr. and
Mrs Jim Woodward and son.
Mr. and Mrs. A! Clark of Hot
Springs, S. D.. and Mrs. Ruth Hiatt
of Omaha were recent visitors at
the home of their uncle and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Closson.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Closson of
Verdigre visited Friday with his
grandfather and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Closson.
Weekend guests at the home of
Leonard Knapp for the Shaw-Potr
dhue wedding were Owen, Ned an#
Bill Donohue, of O'Neill, Cailerr
Sehoente of Kansas City. Mo., Ho
hert Knapp of Brookings S. O
(Xit-of-town relatives and friend*
attending the funeral of Mrs Car
rie Bernhardt held Friday alter
noon at the First Methodist eburdi
were Mrs Lettie Dillehav of Gen
ing, Mrs Lois Karrer of Scott*
hluffs, Mr, and Mrs. Kd Hoffman,
George and Stevie of North Platte,
Mr and Mi's Robert Ijofquest ol
Fremont, Mr and Mrs, Jack
Hodge (if Albion also Mr and Mi's
Kd IXirphv of Albion, who attended
the grave side rites at Klgin,
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