Newport News
By Mrs. Oliver Gilg
Luelia Cjtsinger and Anna Kee
baugh of Long Pine were callers
Friday afternoon in the Mary Gilg.
Monna Stolcpart. Loren a Keller and
John Slachetka homes
Mr xuvi Mrs. Oliver Gilg accom
panied by Mrs Wilford Seger of
Stuart visited Sunday with Mrs.
Leonard Bazelman at Newman
Grove. Hattie Fox returned to her
home in Stuart after spending the
peat six days with her daughter
and children in Newman Grove.
Mrs. Jim Seger and Mrs. Bill
Farr accompanied their father.
Max Karo and Daisy Holiday of
. Stuart to Norfolk Wednesday.
The Newport War Mothers met
Friday afternoon in the home of
Lizzie Johnson with nine mothers
present Mrs. Bertha Irwin was
co-hoe tess
Mrs Oliver Gilg and Mrs. Don
Kaup and children were Friday
afternoon visitors in Ainsworth.
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Seger of
Stuart were Thursday evening din
ner guests in the Jim Seger home
m honor of Mrs W Seger for her
birthday
The John Siachetka family
moved recently into the west part
of town in the McCullough house
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blair and sons
were Saturday dinner guests of
Mr. ami Mrs Don Kaup and child- j
ren
Bill! Jo Wolcott spent the week
end with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wolcott near Bassett.
Mrs Frank Sybrant and children, j
Mrs. William Kreitman and Mrs. i
Sybrant's mother of Ainsworth
were Friday evening callers in the
Oliver Gilg home
Mr and Mrs. Oliver Gilg, Mr
ami Mrs. Bob Gilg and Billi Jo
Wolcott were Wednesday evening
dinner guests in the Don Kaup
home.
Frank Miller of North Platte was
a Saturday caller with his sister,
Mrs W H. Allen in the E. R.
Barnes home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
were Sunday dinner guests in the
John Weichman home at Stuart.
I Van Wedige spent Saturday
•ught and Sunday at Emmet with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
j Wedige.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Jacox and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacox were
Sunday dinner guests in the Art
Lurene home m honor of Cheryl's
4th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Higgins were
Sunday dinner guests m the Leu
McKermey home Afternoon callers
were Mr and Mrs Francis Me
| Kenney and girls of Mills.
Sunday guests in the Roy Nel
i sun home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
j Bausch of Atkinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Stahl and Marcia.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doake and
boys were Sunday supper guests
m the Albert Me Kenney home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pickenpaugh,
Charles and Kerry were Sunday
visitors in the home of their son,
Floyd and family at Miller, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burt were Sat
j urday evening dinner guests in
the Fred Kline home at Bassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilcox and
family were Sunday afternoon cal
lers in the Ann Schneider home. I
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutton were
supper guests and evening callers
were Virgil and Bobby Nelson of
Stuart and Dewayne Slachetka.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hosch at
tended the silver wedding anniver
sary and open house in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hosch in Bas
sett Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. F. K. Anderson and Eileen,
Mrs. Mabel Anderson and Mrs.
John Christensen went to Aurora
Friday where they visited in the
Ervin Christensen and Amo Arm-1
strong twines, returning home
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday supper guests in the El
mer Christensen home were Mr.;
and Mrs. Jim Brown of Long Pine
and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Martin. !
All were evening callers in the
Jule Engler home.
Herman Bendig of Stuart spent
Tuesday evening, Apr. 19 in the
Leonard Bendig home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Williamsen
and Mrs. Bill Herring and sun of
Ainsworth were April 19 callers
in the Albert Evenngham home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bendig
and sons accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Kersch and sons of
Spencer spent Sunday at Grand Is
land in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Vem Irwin in honor of their silver
wedding anniversary. There were
40 relatives in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson were
Sunday dinner guests in her par
ents home, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Smith of Stuart in honor of her
sister, JanneLl for her birthday.
Callers the past week in the John
Slachelka home were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Crawford and Sheryl of
Long Pine, Orval Vargason of Al
liance, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harp
of Ainsworth, Anna Keebaugh and
Luella Culsinger of Long Pine.
Mrs. Katty McCance and Gladys
Kline of Bassett were Saturday
overnight guests in the Joe Burt
home.
Among those attending the pan
cake supper at Rod and Gun club
Thursday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Henry, Mr. and Mrs.
i Walt Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. John
I Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Price
Alderman, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Gdg and Raymond Christensen.
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Sophia Lashmett were Mrs Les
ter Lashmett ad Karen of Colum
bus. Thursday callers were Mr
and Mrs Ed Stoic part
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stahl spent
from Monday evening to Wednes
day in the Glenn Stahl home.
NEWPORT—
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Ewing News
By Mrs. Harold Harris
Robert Tams sr. of Norfolk spent
the weekend with his family in
Ewing. Miss Carolyn Tams and a
classmate from the Norfolk jun
ior college were overnight guests
an Saturday. Chi Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Tams were gjests for
the day at the home of the Tams
family.
“Masters of Deceit” by J. Ed
gar Hoover was a book discussed
at the men’s council meeting held
Monday evening at the United
Presbyterian church. This book
had been read by several of the
members. The group also plan to
present a copy of this book to the
Ewing public library and the Ew
ing school library. Two other bo">ks.
“The Life of John Noble” and “The
Life of John Burch” will be giv
en by Dr. William H. Ross, pas
tor to the Ewing public library.
Twelve members were present.
Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jefferies
celebrated their 48th wedding an
niversary on Sunday. They were
honored guests at a family gather
ing at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Lorraine Wright. A one o’
clock dinner was served. The
fourtier anniversary cake, decorat
ed in pink and white, topped with
an ornamental “48” was made by
their daughter, Mrs. Wilma Dan
iels.
Visiting was the pastime of the
informal afternoon hours Pictures
were taken of the honored guests'
and family groups.
Other guests present were Mr. i
and Mrs. Mark Muff of Spencer,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cuddy and
family of O'Neill, Mr and Mrs.
Don Drey and daughter. Kristi and
Larry Drey of Omaha. Mrs Wil
ma Daniels and family of Ewing
and Mick Rutledge of Orchard.
Mr and Mrs. Jefferies who have
made their home in Ewing for
several years have been life-long
residents of the Clearwater and Ew- j
mg communities. Fanning and
ranching has been their occupation
and they continue along this line
of work on a smaller scale which
includes turkey raising.
They have three daughters, Mrs. j
Daniels and Mrs. Wright of Ewing
and Mrs. Mark Muff of Spencer, j
They have ten grandchildren and
five great grandchildren.
Mrs, Lizzie Grim spent the week
end at Orchard visiting at the
homes of Mrs. Lila Posepshil and
Mrs. Harry Butterfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grim were
weekend guests at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr
and Mrs Telford Grim at Verdi
gre Mr Telford Grim was one of
the participants of the buffalo hunt
which took place in that commun
nity on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson
made a oombmed business and
pleasure trip to Neligh on Tueiday.
The Try and Do Home extension
club met Thursday evening. Apr.
21 at the home of Mrs. Weldon
Alexander. Eleven members were
present.
The May 3rd home extension tea
was discussed anil it was decided
to divide the club into groups, one
to furnish and arrange fruit salad
and the other group to prepare a
vegetable salad for judging.
Mrs. fvan Wright, president
read a list of coming handicraft
lessons at O’Neill May 2.5 on cake
decorating at 11.00 am., leather
craft in June and a sewing at
tachment lesson in Norfolk in Ju
ly.
On May 11 the St. Anthony's hos
pital at O’Neill is giving blood type
tests for the public and especially
the extension club members. You
may also sign up for the walking
blood bank. Mrs. Gene Zimmerman
is donating her time and type
writer for the day.
Mrs R. S. Brson and Mrs.
Wright gave an interesting lesson
on “Color in the Home".
The nest meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Jerry Rotherham
on May 19
Mr and Mrs, Gene Zimmerman
returned home on TXiesday after
spending their Easter vacation in
Omaha.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
held a raking bee at the First Meth
odist church Monday evening. Af
ter the work was done the group
enjoyed a wiener roast. Present
were Karen Tuttle, Rertha Harris,
Leonora Tuttle, Jody Tinsley, San
dra Elliott, Mane Davis, Karen
Woeppel. Janelle Tams, Evelyn
Snyder, Bonnie Welke, Florence
Black. James Ttams, Robert Woep
pel. Ronnie Tuttle, Jerry Tams,
Alfred Schtlousky and Larry Tut
tle and sponsors, Rev ami Mrs
W. W, Elliott and Mrs. Mamis
Piersmi
EWING—
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