Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-21

fortunate enough to have their writ
ings printed in the paper. They are
Dorothy Zawadke, Mystery Deepen.
Over Disappearance Of Local Boy
| Nelson and George Beasley, Trave
Interest Turns to Europe; Car
Hernes, Lansing Defeats Bayside I'm
in Thrilling Football Game; sPhoeb,
LaMunyan, $4,000 Reward, Testimony
Startling, and Indian Joe Escapes
| Anna l.. Olson, Child Lost in Cyclone
Jeanne Barkee, Mrs. Wigs Give.
Benefit Dance; Glenn Boothman, Boy.
Enjoy African Life; Betty Richard
son, Penrod Schofield Displays II
Manners; Billy Switzer, Fire in Fairy,
land; Lucille Spencer, Interesting
Character Found, Gladys Larson
Child Lost Following Organ Man.
Debate.
The augmentation class is having
debates this week. The first one held
Tuesday dealt with the question
Resolved that the contract system OF
teaching English literature is super.
Tor to any other plan. The affirmative
speaker was Grace Brant and the
negative was Clifford Mortenson.
Winners.
A ticket selling contest was held
last week. A prize of 10 per cent of
the advanced sales was to go to the
class selling the most Yankee Doc
die" tickets. The Seniors again showed
their ability to win which makes the
second contest of this kind that they
have won, and received $13.05. The
Sophomores were second highest, the
Juniors third. and the Frosh, last.
The sophomores always put UP good
competition but they can't beat the
seniors!
Have you noticed the shades on
the windows in the Junior High audi
torium? Each one is at a certain
height and all are on level with one
another. Junior High is to be COM
imented ON the pleasing appear
ance.
The eighth grade section one Eng
lish class gave program today at
2:35 in honor of this wee'- which is
book week. The program consisted
OF dramatizing books that the class
has been reading. Following the plays
talk on books was given by Inez
Ratekin.
Girls Basketball
Girls Basketball under the direction
of Miss Owens was begun this week
Each class will compose team. Fri
day is the date on which the girls
will practice. No outside teams will
be played but the girls will enjoy the
practicing nevertheless.
Credit Is Due.
Many people whose names did not
appear on the yankee Doodle" pro-
grams as having contributed some
thing to the program deserve credit
also. They helped by their work and
willingness to do things to make the
event success. They are. Byron
Lamev, Hans Boyer, George Schuyler
Mr.. Vogt, Miss Fousek, Miss Lane,
Miss Liebe, Lester Johanson.
Civic Club Meets.
The Civic Club held its monthly
Monday of this week. The
are usually held the first
Tuesday Of every month but on ac-
count of the work on yankee Doodle"
it was postponed They decided to
have an annual PROGRAM, to take
place in the near future. The next
will be held at dinner onI
December 3.
A Speaker.
Inez Ratekin, the county librarian,
gave a short but interesting talk to
the High School last Thursday after
noon on books. She said that we should
read books that will help US later in
life and also read to obtain some
knowledge of books. Books that are
of use and of some value to a person
are the best.
She also told US of several new
books that are at the library and ex-
planned their contents. This talk was
very much by the High
School.
Moving Picture.
No, that second grade room is no
moving picture studio in action but
one in development. Miss Morefield's
room is making Pilgrim movie. 1t is
really quite clever. I'm sure you'll
like it also.
Viewers.
Very much excited over their looms
comes the hum and buzz of little
voices in Miss Morefield's room. The
pupils are making rugs, which causes
much excitement throughout the en-
tire day.
Surprise.
Miss Bowman's Honor Row last
week, did not visit other rooms as
but as little hosts and
hostesses. Dressed as little Pilgrims
they served apples and popcorn balls
to their room. But this was not all
they did for they completely sur
prised Miss Fousek's room with a
whole lot of popcorn balls for all.
Into Miss Carpenters room, carry
ing apples was another of their mis-
sions. The. little hosts and hostesses
were: Ethel May Swager, Kenneth
Butill, Jennie Rolset, William Seims,