Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-12
Libby Club Closes
Prosperous Year

installation of officers of the Libby
Woman's Club followed an appetizing
and delicious covered dish luncheon at
the Club house Tuesday, when the last
meeting of the year was held. Mem
bers who sat down to the flower
decked tables numbered 80, besides the
hostess committee.
In her farewell speech to the mem
bers OF the club the outgoing president,
Mrs. E. E, Jaqueth, stated that the past
year had seen the greatest attendance
at the monthly meetings, and the fin
est spirit of cooperation and friendli-
ness to be wished. She expressed her
qualification that the club was out of
debt, and that many worthwhile prof.
ects had been completed and others
well launched. Especial appreciation
was extended to Mrs. A. A. Wood, for
her untiring efforts in her Club work,
and especially for the success of her
undertaking in staging the Wedding of
the Midgets' last winter; to Mrs Ned
Joughin, chairman OF the program
committee, for the splendid programs
presented during the year; to Mrs
Herbst for SO conducting the affairs
of the Legislative committee that the
local Club stands high in the action
taken on laws and the practically Of
its measures; and to the members OF
the executive board, Mrs Kedzie, Mrs.
Smithberger, Mrs. Peay, Mrs. Piedalue,
Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe and Mrs. Harry
Gompf, in whom she found always the
most reassuring exemplificatien of
loyalty and willing service
Mrs. Kedzie responded to Mrs. ia
queth's address, thanking her for her
wish for pleasant term of office, and
for feeling of friendship and loyal
service from her fellow workers.
Mrs. Kedzie will serve as president and
Mrs. Ralph Fields will take her place
as president, with Mrs. Peay,
treasurer, and Mrs. Smithberger, Sec
rotary, holding over New executive
board members, Mrs, A. A. Wood and
Mrs. M. D. Rowland were introduced
by Mrs. Piedalue, an outgoing member
Of the board Mrs Chas D. Rowe will
continue TO serve on the board
Outstanding among the resolutions
Of the afternoon was the decision to
meet Friday evening, the 18th, after
dinner, to drive to the turn around
just south of town, where the CLUB
members, with their husbands and
families will WELD rakes to a great
advantage in sacking up the unsightly
cans and refuse deposited by the I'M
enlightened and uncooperative element
of Libby, who seem to consider that
pleasant spot as dumping ground
Following the cleanup, signs prohibit
ing such unlawful use of the place will
be posted. Mrs. A. A. Wood is in charge
OF the cleanup Ed Smith, county
road supervisor, has offered truck to
haul away the sacked cans after the
work is completed
Mrs Jaqueth made report on the
Dental Clinic, sponsored by the Club
and stated that Drs. Piedalue and
flanagan extracted teeth loose and
forming abcesses from all first grade
pupils in need Of this attention, and
from IL pupils in upper grades badly
in need of this service, also.
The question of swimming instruc-
tor was assigned to the executive
board to handle.
1t was voted to postpone the date Of
the first meeting in September to the
third Tuesday in that month, insteac
of the second Tuesday.
A rising vote of thanks was rendered
Mrs. Jaqueth for her unselfish, wise
and faithful administration of the Of
| flee of president and for the many
splendid things accomplished by thu
| club during the past wear.