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senior citizen News west River ALCW holds meet j.ednesday, April JO, 1983, Queen City Mail, Page 18 Obituaries James Humphrey Helen Dahl delegate to the national convention in 1984; Nora Anderson was elected alternate. Members of Bethel Lutheran ALCW, Lead, presented a skit promoting the district convention being held June 16, 17 and 18 in Sioux Falls at Augustan College. Hostesses for the noon luncheon weQ the women from South Canyon Lutheran Church and hostesses for the morning and afternoon coffee hours were ALCW members of Piedmont Valley Lutheran Church and Calvary Lutheran Church, Rapid City. of Spearfish. Ruth Conner of Minot, N.D., was guest speaker.

The business meeting was conducted by President Beverly Thoreson, Rapid City, at which time she presented the slate of officers for the coming year: Marcella Sattgast, Spearfish, president: Helen Bjordahl, Rapid Oty, vice president; Janice Neugebauer, Oral, secretary; Nora Anderson, Meadow, educational secretary; Brenda Finck, Prairie Oty, stewardship secretary. Roxie Seaman of Prairie City, conducted the installation ceremony. Marjorie Ronken was elected to serve as Redwood News By June A new bumper pool table has been installed in the upper lounge at Redwood for the use of apartment residents. The monthly coffee hour was held in the upper lounge Wednesday of last week. Twenty-four people attended with Clara Moms and June Shuck serving as hostesses.

New residents of Redwood were introduced: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vail, formerly of Gettysburg; Adetta Monfore, formerly of Gillette; Mary Kovocevich, a former Lead resident who has moved to Redwood from California, and her sister, Ann Hutton of Chicago, who is staying with her sister, Kovocevich, for an indefinite tune. Funeral services for Helen M. Dahl are to be held Wednesday, April 20, at 1 pm.

at St. Paul Lutheran Church. The Rev. William M. Wemer will officiate, assisted by the Rev.

David under son of Deadwood. Burial will be at the Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis under the direction of Fidler Funeral Chapel. A memorial has been established to St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Mrs.

Dahl died early Monday morning, April 18, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Deadwood. Helen Myrtle Olson was bom Jan. 23, 1901. at Kochford.

Ill to Louis and Hilma (Gustafson I Olson. She moved in 1909 to South Dakota where her father had homesteaded the previous year. Drought conditions forced the family to move in 1913 to Wadena, but the family relumed three years later to their Perkins County homestead. She was married June 4, 1927, at Bison to Waller C. Dahl.

They purchased a farm near Ixxlgepole. In 1942 the family moved to Spearfish where Mrs. Dahl resided until February of this year when she entered St. Joseph's Hospital. She was a member of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church and the Spearfish Senior Citizens Center. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. F'rank i Florencei Gordon of Spearfish; three sons, James of Slow, Ohio, Floyd and George of Deadwood; two sisters, Mrs. Norman With) Jesfjeld, Hettinger, N.D. and Mrs.

James (Florence) Jesfjeld, El Sobranle, Calif. one brother, Hilbert Olson, Hettinger, N.D.: 10 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1976, one daughter in infancy, two sisters and one brother. Enoy the jr many activities of jr Big 100 Week salely! Shuck honored Mass of Christian Burial for James J. Humphrey, 76, was held April 18 at St.

Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Sturgis with Father Kichard A. Plante officiating. Burial, with military honors, was in Black Hills National under the direction of the F.O. Jolley Funeral Home. A memorial has been established in his memory.

Humphrey, a long-time Whitewood resident, died Thursday at VA Medical in Denver, Colo. James Joseph Humphrey was bom 2, 1906, at Windham, Iowa, to Ol'ver and Katheryn Humphrey. The moved to St. I.awrence, where be grew to manhood and attended High School. He traveled the rodeo circuit for several years and then lived in Iowa City, Iowa, for seven where he was a veterans nan's assistant.

He entered the U.S. Navy during World War II and following his discharge In July of 1940, moved to the Black Hills area where he worked for the Sturgis Livestock Exchange, rodeoed and Judged rodeos. On Sept. 16, 1M9, he married Mildred C. Boltz at Elko, Nev and in 1950 he managed ranches for Western Cattle Company and engaged in livestock buying until retiring in 1969 For several years he trained and bred race horses.

He has made his home in Whitewood since 1954. Humphrey was a member of the American Cost 33 of Sturgis. Surviving are his wife, Mildred of Whitewood; three sons, Burton Humphrey of Anchorage, Alaska, Casey of (ireat Falls, and Patrick Humphrey of Deadwood; four daughters, Mrs. Michael Kerry (ireear and Mrs. Warren (Colleen) White, both of Sturgis, Mrs.

Stephen Molly) Skinner of Grand Forks, 1). and Susan Humphrey of Spearfish; one brother, Clem Humphrey of Iimbard, ill. three sisters, Mrs. Ortrude Meade of Iowa City, Iowa, Mrs. Kalph (Florence I lnz of Centra I la, Mo and Mrs.

In i Kuthi Wines of Kuby Valley, and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by five brothers, one sister and his parents. Fred Bray Funeral services for Fredrick Bray, ,7.7, lifelong Uad resident, were held Saturday at Jolley Brothers Funeral Home in Deadwood with Rev. Paul Haycroft of The First Baptist Church of Northern Hills officiating. Masonic rites were conducted F'riday.

Burial in Oak Bulge Cemetery under the direction of Jolley Brothers. A memorial has been established to the First Baptist Church of the Northern Black Hills Bray died April 13 at I akewood, Colo lie was born July 17, 19(15, at Cornwall, F.nglaml and moved with his parents, and (elia Bray, to the United settling in Central City. He worked for Homestake Mining Com-4any and Bald Mountain Mining for many years. He then worked Black Hills Power and IJght Com-. pany at the Kirk Power Plant until his retirement In 1969.

In 1979 he moved to IX-nver, Colo to 'niakc his home with a son. lie was to Kdna MuirlH-ad July 17. 1937, at I H-adwood. He was a member of Die Na- Temple, a life member of Deadwood asonic bnlge No 7 and a past patron of lite Central City Eastern 'Star. Survivors include a son, John L.

Bray Ijikcwood, Colo a brother, Clifton of Spearfish; three sisters. Mrs. Aldme Plummer. Deadwood, Mrs. Cass 'Doyle, Duncdine.

Fla and Mrs Roy '(Grace) Vanllagen, arson City, 'and two grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Ed na in 1'J. and a sister. Fanny Trucano We wish to thank all our friends (or cards and calls while Ijrry was in the hospital in Kochestor A special thanks to and Don Britton (or coming to Hochester to give us love and support Also a special thanks to Dr. Kobert Wudcl for his constant care and concern and to Jim McPame! at Star Aviation for arranging to fly us home in less than three hours We appreciate and love you all tie and liirry Curtis There's hidden cash in your house. The 16th annual spring convention of the West River Conference of American Lutheran Church Women was held April 16 at South Canyon Lutheran Church in Rapid City.

Theme of the convention "Do Not Be Afraid" was carried through the program by the speakers and the music. Morning devotions were given by Pastor Richard Schlack of South Canyon Lutheran Church and afternoon devotions were presented by Marjorie Ronken of Buffalo. Special music was presented by South Canyon Lutheran Contemporary Circle and by Kip and Laurel Mickelson Betty Eixenburger and Ethel Sample of Belle Fourche visited with Clara Morns at her Redwood apartment Saturday. Ed and Virginia Yun spent the weekend with their son and family, the Leroy Huttons, at Rapid City. Herb and Evelyn Pantke spent Sunday afternoon at Wall with Gotthold and Emma Eisenbraun, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.

Open house was held in the basement of the Wall First Lutheran Church. Approximately 150 people attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Merritt entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kemp and Tony at dinner Sunday. The occasion was Oscar's birthday.

THE BAHA'I FAITH "God does not compel the soul to become spiritual. The exercise of the tree human will is necessary 'Abdu'l-Baha For more Information, rail: 42-4S3C, or write: J2S KJgth Spearfish Going in Circles? OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 1020 State Spearfish. SD Sunday Worship: 8 A 10:30 am Nursery: 10:30 am service Sunday School: 9:1 5 am Communion: First Sunday ol each month. OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 1020 Stale Rev Roger Olness Sunday services, 8 4 10 30 a m. Nursery school during second service Sunday School.

9 IS am HOPE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Wis Synod Jackson and Yale Gerhoid Lemke. Pastor Phone 34 5376 or 642 3857 Worship service. Sunday. 10 45 Sunday School. 9 45 a Adult Bible study.

9 45 in Ladies Aid. third Wed Lenten Services. 7 30 pm Theme. "Prophecies ol Jesus Passion CALVARY TEMPLE Assembly ol God Old Highway 14 En! 10 Gordon Holer. Pastor Sunday School.

9 30 a morning worship. 10 30. evening service, 6 30. Wednesday. 7 6423844 MT.

VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH North American Baptist General Conference E. Jackson Blvd and 12th Rev Richard Lawrenl Sunday School. 9 45 a morning worship. 11; Sunday evening service. 6: Wednesday Bible study and prayer tor all ages, 7 pm.

UNITEO CHURCH OF CHRIST Mam and Kansas Robert Nunes Pastor Douglas Heck. Pastor to Youth Sunday School. 9 am: morning worship. 10 30. Wednesday evening clubs (4 yrs -6th grade).

6 30 and Bible study. 7 TMn MitmM ipwiiortd kv Ha ft ST. Rev and School. first THE CHRIST 1005 pm; Primary. Priesthood.

and a and 642 SEVENTH Pastor 6427114 9 The center staff wishes to thank all the people who volunteered their time and talents to the organization and distribution of the cheese. A big thank you to the National Guard and the Vets Club for picking up the cheese in Dead-wood. The pancake supper will be Friday, April 22, at 5 p.m. Saturday, April 23, the Country Drifters will be playing for the dance. Western South Dakota Council of Senior Citizens will meet at the Sturgis Senior Center April 22 from 9 a.m.

-3 p.m. The afternoon will be spent learning the changes that have been made in Social Security and Medicare. April 29 is the RSVP Banquet in Belle Fourche. Please send in your reservation to RSVP or call 642-5198. Karen Moye from North Central and Craig Weber from Gray Lines will be speaking at the potluck Monday, April 25 The quilt winner will be named.

At the ham dinner a blue Ion coat with a pink lining was exchanged. If you have the wrong coat, call the center and make the exchange. Rosenau departs to the Pacific Navy Electronic Warfare Technician 2nd Class Randall D. Rosenau, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Rosenau of Spearfish, recently departed on a deployment to the Western Pacific. He is a crewmember aboard the amphibious transport dock shop USS Denver, homeported in San Diego. During the deployment, the Denver will conduct various training exercises with other U.S. units and those of allied nations. The Denver is 570 feet long and carries a crew of 473.

It can accommodate an additional 840 combat troops. The business meeting was opened and closed by Sturgis Post Commander Andrew Szilvasi and conducted by District 12 Commander Jake Dell of Nisland. County Commanders elected for the upcoming year were Kenneth Umenthum, Belle Fourche, Butte; Clarence Iindholm, Buffalo, Harding; Lawrence A. Rosch, Spearfish, lawrence; and Andrew Szilvasi, Sturgis, Meade, lead was named to host the 1984 spring District Convention. State legion Commander Wayne N.

Nesby, Miller, presented awards and addressed the assembled rleleeates. Attending the meeting were State Chaplain Herbert Cleveland. Sturgis; State Adjutant Buster Hemp, Water-town; hospital representative Dr. M. Bradley.

Rapid City, Hospital VAVS Representative Charles l-al'lante. Sturgis; Hospital Reeds Co-Chairman Pat O'Bryan, Hot Springs; F'ort Meade VA Medical Center Director Dr Robert E. Lee, Fort Meade; National Cemetery Committee Chairman Delmar Junek of Spearfish and committee members Kenneth Williams of Belle Fourche and Jake Dell of Nisland; and Black Hills National Cemetery Superintendent Andrew Szilvasi My deepest appreciation for prayers, cards, letters and calls from friends following heart surgery in Billings. Betty Johnson Thank you to Dr. Brown and the lookout Hospital staff for the excellent care received while I was hospitalized.

Thank you also to friends for flowers, cards, visits and prayers. Margaret Hurtt 341-8651 Dealer inquiries welcome Filters in stock for lawn mowers thru the largest construction and mining equipment Duty Filter People To help celebrate Private Property Week, CENTURY 21-Spearfish Realty is sponsoring a contest with a $50 cash prize to the person or couple from the Spearfish area who have owned their home the most years and are presently living in it. Call CENTURY 21 at 642-4607 for details. Entry deadline April 22. Winner to be announced April 27, 1983.

Shuck Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vail and family of Gillette visited Vail's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vail, at their Redwood apartment Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James McEwen and Viola McEwen of Rapid City visited with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Knutson Saturday afternoon.

Viola McEwen is Mrs. Knutson's sister. Louise Gibson has returned to her apartment after spending 10 days at the Ernie Masden home near Deadwood while the Masdens were on vacation in California. Harr M2-28CS Fay Shields C42-4SK Craoie Ywag M24188 McDvwall MZ-E75 Ray Reiek C42-3C31 SPEARFISH CHRISTIAN CENTER (Four Square) Rev. Tim Torrey 642 3551 6423552 Sunday School.

9 45 a worship services. 11 am. and 6 30 Wednesday night. Bible study and prayer service. 7 30 CHURCH OF ALL ANQELS EPISCOPAL 129 W.

Michigan Fr Milo Oaiiey Sunday: Holy Communion, 8 and 10 am; fifth Sunday morning prayer, 10 a unior senior high classes. 9 a church school. 10 am; Inursery through suth grade). Wednesday Holy Communion. 9am FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Glen Heilig 1120Fif1h 642 2931 Sunday School.

9 30 a morning worship 10 30, evening Gospel hour. 1, Awana boys and girls' youth clubs Thursdays. 4 to 6 pm Wednesday evening services at 7 30 pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Whitewood Rev LaVerneM Kiel. Pastor Sunday worship service. 11 am Sunday School, 10 a m.

SOUTHERN BAPTIST MISSION 1140 Ames St 642 2593 Mark Bryant. Pastor Morning worship. 11 Sunday School. 10 a ST. ONGE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning worship, 8 a.m.

Wayne Shuck of Belle Fourche was selected District legionnaire of the Year at the District 12 spring convention of the American legion Sunday afternoon at the Sturgis Veterans Club. District 12 consists of seven legion Posts located in Butte, Harding, lwrence and Meade counties. Hospital Notes Lookout Memorial Hospital dismissals April 12: Hazel Mclaughlin, George Dobesh, both of Spearfish. April 13: Jennifer Fox, Patricia Crofutt, both of Spearfish. April 14: James Jones, Alzada, Mont.

James Walton, Martha Jackson, both of Spearfish. April IS: Marguerite Thompson. Sundance; Eleanor Hill, Sarah Dellaai, Betty Nelson, Helen Holzer, all of Spearfish. April 16: Margaret Hurtt, Spearfish April 17: Charles Berdan, Belle Fourche; Nancy Collins, Helen Sorbon, both of Spearfish. April 18: Iree Bryan, Carla Bertalot and baby girl, all of Spearfish; Dannie Vitlo, Hulett, Wyo.

Births Former Spearfish residents Joan and Kent Klein of Mobndge are the parents of a son bom April 12 at Mobndge Community Hospital. The baby weighed 9 pounds and 9 ounces and has been named Jon Paul. He has an 18-month-old brother, Adam. Grandparents are Burt and Alyce Manner of Spearfish and Vern and Kamona Klein of Mobndge. Great grandparents are Paul and Hope hamberlin, of Mobndge Sturgis First Presbyterian Church Junction Ave Dakota St.

Jack Wetzel, Pastor Sunday School. 9 am Worship Service, 10 30 am Coffee hour fellowship. 1 1 30 am Wednesdays 5 pm, Youth Group, Confirmation Group 6 30 pm, Youth Choir 7 pm. Adult Choir Rick Marysia Faster Cerfe Hefer 1 lulnt gl Hwgn tlx In Holf kn ben minister tl CtKry temp AswffibT) ol Gotf Ckvca Kpt una VI Ho (rtfulIM from Huron Coiltfe WO tnnit) Bit Imlitutt tUtnaw NO The miRistr md in mft lUffloAi in tl pttnh ot tl clWfwi ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH 844 Fifth Street Father William Connell Saturday Mass 5 30 Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a eekday Mass 7 30 Monday Friday UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 5th and Kansas Rev Peter Moe Morning worship.

8 and 10 30 Sunday School. 9 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Corner of 7th and Illinois Sunday services 11 a Sunday School. 9 30 a m. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod 7th and Kansas William Werner Worship service. Bam.

10 30 am; Sunday 9 15. Communion, and third Sundays CHURCH OF JESUS OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Todd Belie Fourche Bishop John Ramey 6922102 Sacrament meeting. 2 Sunday School and 3 20 Reiiel Society Mutual. 4 10pm SPEARFISH CHURCH OF CHRIST Westtieid Addn 105 Cottonwood Sunday: Bible Study. 9 45 worship.

10 30 am 6pm; Wednesday: Bible Study. 7pm 7211 642 7836 DAY AOVENTIST CHURCH Ernest Wheeler 301 Lariat Or Sabbath School. Saturday. 30 a morning worship, 11. SAVE 60-80 OVER THE COST OF NEW AIR FILTERS By washing your dirty heavy-duty truck, constructionmining and farm equipment air filters at Filters Fasteners of South Dakota Samco Plaza P.O.

Box 1115 Rapid City IMMANUAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Whitewood Rev Hill Worship service. 9am; Sunday School. 10 15 a HILLSVIEW NAZARENE CHURCH 10th i Nevada Rev Roy Archer Sunday School. 9 45 a morning worship. 11; family hour 6pm Wednesday midweek prayer.

7 p.m. Jesus Cares. We Care. Phone 642 3436. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the wonderful nurses, aides and technicians at 1onkout Memorial Hospital and to Dr.

(iolliher. Dr. Brown and Dr. Koberts for their wonderful care and concern during my recent illness and hospitalization there Special thanks and blessings go to Kev. Nunes and Rev.

Heck of the Spearfish UtV church for their visits and prayers; a loving thank you to my daughter. Sandi liper and my aunt. Elizabeth Nickel for the many visits and helps; and a big thank you to everyone for their visits, prayers, phone calls, letters, cards and flowers. God bless you all. SaMrtWi MWaHrW Moeii m-k coictmi mm On jflLTRSl Baldwin: The Heavy First National Bank of the Black Hills First Federal Savings Loan Assn.

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