Riverside News
By .Mrs. Umwl ». (inter
Russel Napier came home from
Sterling, Kara., over the weekend
Vlonda Biddiecome of Columbus
and Joe liagr of Madison were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Keith Bid
dleeome.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Pollock were
dinner guests Sunday at the Art
Busshardt home
The Gerald Wettlauffcr family
of O'Neill amt the Archie John
ston and Willie Shrader families
were guests Sunday at the Will
Shrader home.
The Happy Hollow 4-H club met
Friday evening with Tommy
Schmidt.
Mary, Sharon, Monica, Pat and
Mike Munn visited Saturday at the
Dale Napier home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke and
Clayton were guests Sunday at the
Alvin Nelson home near Plainview
Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Fry returned
home from Omaha on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wehenkel of
Orchard visited at George Mont*
1 gomerys May 3 evening.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Pierson visi
ted at the Marvin Pribnow home
i near Allnon last Thursday,
Mrs Frank Schimdt. Mrs Rudy
Aiders and Mrs. Chet Taylor were
in O'Neill on Wednesday.
The Willie Shrader family visited
Tuesday evening at the Leo miller
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Napier. Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Napier and the
l/irraine Montgomery family were
Sunday dinner guests at the Lynn
< Fry home.
Kiven and Jane Fry visited their
; aunt, Betty Napier on Tuesday
while their mother was in Neligh
on business.
John Millers visited Thursday
evening at the George Montgomery
’ home.
Mr. and Mrs S. S. Schlotman
1 and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gunter
attended the junior college play
in Norfolk Tuesday evening.
The Riverside Free Methodist
Sunday school completed their ten
. week contest. Points were given
I for each verse of scripture learned.
| Sharon mott and Glen Ellen Me
| Daniel were the leader's the loosing
(side were to treat the winners.
Monday evening Sharon Mott's
(group entertained Glen Ellen Mc
| Daniel’s group with a supper at
(the Reverend Ivan Turner’s home.
Mrs. Melvin Scheer and Neal
were in Plaiaview Wednesday at
; temoon, May 6.
Tama Kae Mott stayed with Mrs.
! Ivan Turner Wednesday afternoon
while her mother, Mrs. Grant Mott
and Sharon, Faye Scheer and Mrs.
John Miller were in O’Neill atten
ding a meeting at the legion club.
Howard Millers ale Sunuay din
ner at the Walter Miller home.
The Wayne Fry and Richard Na
(pier families were dinner guests
Sunday at the Z. H. Fry home.
The Riverside Free Methodist
missionary society met Friday af
ternoon at the Blanche Hemen
1 way home.
Mrs. Edna Lofquist was a din
ner guest last Sunday at the Ilo
waru Miller homo. Dick Trow
bridges called in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke and
Clayton were in Neligh Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fink visited
Thursday at the Bert Fink home.
Sharon Johnston was a guest at
the Will Shrader home on Thurs
day and Friday returning home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Johnston on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink were
dinner guests mothers day at Kit
ty Fry home in Ewing.
The Darrel Switzer family of
Omaha v isited over weekend at the
Leo Miller, Wendell Switzer and
Ora Switzer homes.
Sunday dinner guests at the Ora
Switzer home were the Darrel and
Wendell Switzer families
Glen White Elected
To Temperance League
At O'Neill Meeting
Glen White of Amelia was elec
ted chairman of the Holt county
chapter of Temperance league
Committee for Alcohol and Narco
tics Education Tuesday evening in
O'Neill.
Representatives from the church
es and communities of Holt County
selected White as their chairman
at a meeting held at the Assembly
of God church after discussing the
purpose and plan of such an organ
ization.
Other officers elected were;
Mrs. I.mile LaRue of Ewing,
co-chairmen and secretary, Wai
| ter Miller. Ewing, chairman of
the Church committee, Otto Ter
rill, Page, chairman of tile school
committee, Roger Rosenerans,
Red Bird, chairman of the pub
lic relations committee, and
Bennett Gillespie, O'Neill, chair
man of the finance committee.
Members of the various commit
tees were. Ernest Johnston, Amelia,
and Ervin Carpenter, Chambers,
on the Church Committee; Mer
wyn French, Page, and Clyde Wid
man, Amelia, on the School Com
mittee; Ernest Norwood, and Har
vey Tompkins, on the Public Re
lations Committee, and Evan Gar
wood. Atkinson, and Donald Moss,
Stuart, on the Finance Committee.
A goal of $967 was set for the
county to carry on the program.
The executive committee will meet
June 3 to outline the final details
of the program to he instituted this
fall.
Dr. John F. Norman, state di
rector of the Temperance League,
and Rev. Jim Sloan, the associate
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director were present to aid the
meeting, All churches in the coun
ty interested in the work of the
county organization are entitled to
have representatives on the com
mittees The names of such repre
sentatives should t>e sent to Glen
White. Amelia.
Chambers News
Crowded Out Iasi Week
Funeral services were held
Thursday, April 29 at the Memorial I
Baptist church for Arthur Fluckey,
Pall bearers were Alvin Johnson
Ervin H i I i g a s, Lynn Hertel,
Charles Green, Glen Taylor and
John Schipman.
Music was by a quartette com
posed of Mrs. ida Lambert, Stan
ley Lambert, E. A. Farrier and
Mrs. Letha Cook with Mrs. Ralph
1 Garwood, pianist.
Mrs. R. K. Platt spent Sun
day, May 3 with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpn
McElvain in O'Neill. The occasio.
was Mr. McElvian's birth.lay anm
versary. Others present were the.< |
daughters Mrs. Jack Everitt an.i ,
three children of O Neill ;unl Ma.
gorie McElvain a student nur o '
at Lincoln. In the afternoon Mrs. I
John Lul>en, Carolyn and Billy of '
Crawford called.
Mrs. John Luben, Carolyn and
Billy of Crawford were guests of
Mrs. Lillian Herzog Saturday, May
2 and also called at the R. K. and
James Platt homes.
A training meeting for extension
club leaders was held Friday, May
1 at the home of Mrs. G. H.
Grimes with the home agent, Mrs.
Katheryn indra presenting the les
son on breads.
The pupils and teachers of the
Martha school and of district 71
went to Columbus on a tour Tues
day, May 3. Mrs. Harold Dexter
and Mrs. Bayne Grubb are the
teachers.
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Dressed brightly in white shirts unit ties were the servers nt the
annual mother-daughter banquet sj>onsi>reil by the Presbyterian
women of O’Neill. The men served 165 ladies Tuesday evening. They
are, from left, Melvin Klinger, Dr. L. A. Burgess, A. L Patton, the
Kcv. John Hart, William 1, Edwards, K. I,. Van Vorhls, Hurry Prior
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Duane K. Miller, Glen Burge,
Lyman Covey and George Thom
son of Chambers and Ernest Thiv
rin of Bartlett attended a state
Fireman’s school in Grand Island
Sunday, May 3.
Mrs. Ruby Martin of Ixjs Ange
les, Calif., came Saturday, May
2 for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayne Grubb en
tertained the members of the high
school valley ball team and the
coach, Duane Carson and Mi'S.
Carson to a steak dinner Sunday
evening, May 3. There were 21
girls present, who have played on
the team.
Glen Taylor drove to Miller. S.
D., Saturday and brought Kenneth
Taylor. Lloyd Thorin and Faye
Garwood, who attend the Sunshine
Bible academy home for the week
end.
Page Baseball Team
Wins 1, Loses 1
The Page baseball nine lost to
St. Ludger's of Creighton 11-5.
Page collected 7 hits while Creigh
ton got 14. R. Asher was the lead
ing hitter for Page with two singles.
Page opened first round play in
the Class C. District at Orchard
by soundly thumping Brunswick
12-1 in five innings. F. Crank was
the winning pitcher. Crank, Clair
Parks, R. Simmons and Arnold
Hall each had two hits apiece.
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