The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-02
SILHOUETTE SOCIAL
Held In the Presbyterian Church
nonday Night Was . Great
Social Success
New Movement Bible Class lnau.
gurates . Reading Room
in the Church

The Silhouette Social given in the Pres
byterian Church Monday evening by the
New Movement Bible Class was great
success and about 60 people had very en-
joyable time. The officers Of the Bible
Class have been elected as follows: Presi-
dent. John Goodmanson. Vice President.
Sterling c. West: Secretary. Mrs. Guy
Clark. and Treasurer. BcYd Miller. Rev.
D. C. Cowan is the teacher Of the class and
he and Mrs. Cowan are both taking an act
i've interest il the success Of the new Read.
ing Room which was inaugurated Monday
night.
A regular program was rendered a, the
initial social as follows:
Song. Double Quartette by Miss Miller.
Miss Kern. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Clarke. Prof
Dale. Boyd Miller. John Simpson. and G
Clarke. This elected much applause and
was really fine.
This was followed by the we'll known
songstress. Miss Frenzei who rendered
solo in her best voice which was received
with much applause.
Miss Lily Dale. the popular high school
teacher favored the audience with re-
citation. She is always good.
Miss Marjorie Miller. a petite young
lady with very sweet voice. gave solo
which pleased everybody.
This part Of the program was finished by
song from the Double Quarte,te and then
came the guessing Of the Silhouettes.
Some 7o silhoueites Of prominent men
and women in Culbertson had been pre-,
pared by taking blank print paper and hold
ing il up TO the wall where the shadow OF
the subject fell upon i, from strong light
in front. The. outline was traced on the
paper making likeness in outline. These
we're hung on the walls Of the church and
those present guessed who the subjects
were. Much amusement was occasioned.
Terr, Wilson and his sant. Mrs. I. ?.
Parsons we're the most successful suessers,
naming AZ subjects out Of 29.
The social was given for the purpose Of
inaugurating public reading room in the
lecture room Of the church. This reading
room will be under the direct supervision
Of ,he New Movement Bible Class. ou,
will be strictly non-Sec,arian in character
and will be open TO everybody. II is es-
pecially directed towards supplying place
for young men and women who desire
warm cosy place to spend the evening
where good reading matter can be had.
Rev. Cowan informs US that member
Of the bible class will be in attendance
every evening from 7 so to Is O'Clock. Tha,
the church is to be considered a public
place and that all are invited to call at any
time in the evening and to enter withou:
knocking. stay as long as they like and
, leave when they desire. in a perfectly free
and informal manner.
There Is TO be no charge whatever and
the more people. young and old. who take
advantage Of this privilege the more pleas
ing il will be to the members Of the class
Many books. magazines and periodicals
have already been donated by people in
,erested in the success Of the undertaking
and other contributions will be thankfully
, received. Daily newspaper exchanges
have been contributed by the Culber,sol
papers and fresh ones will be supplies
: daily.
The Searchlight is informed that tn
$ culbertson Athletic Association. whicl
was organized couple Of weeks ago. ha
concluded to disband and ,ha. the none
Q in their treasurer's hands. about SIS. 90
= has been or will be turned over to the Bibl
! Class for fuel and supplies for the Readin
Room.
Also the matter OF the moving librar
y will again be taken up and once more in
= augurated in Culberison with the READING
d Room IN the church as headquarters.
will be remembered that some years az
:. we 20, lot Of books from the movin
:. library and they were in charge Of Mr.,
DR. Tillo.son The books were left
= Culbertson for time and then were q
changed with another town and new 5.
" sent her. The bible class will try to &c, a
the circuit again.
Nov the citizens Of Culber,son shou
y all turn in and try to make this free rea'
ing room grand success by generous cor
tribu,ions Of books. magazines. etc. for !
tables. b, giving funds for its maintenan'
" and by attending yourselves and Pursua
ID ing others to attend during the evening
" Literary socials will Be given from Tin
ne to time when the church proper viii
te opened and heated for the occasion. As -
as done on Monday evening.
~
,ly ..I'll never be without Dr. Kings No
ed Life Pills again." writes A. Schingeck.