The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-17
Troy News Items
yYarnanS Club Meeting.


yyotlan's Club Meeting.
The Woman's club held its October
meeting Tuesday evening at the
Doonan hotel, with Mrs. Clifford Clay
hostess The meeting was called 10
order by the president, Msr. Clay
The plans for the program Tor The
ensuing year were read and discussed,
the club members agreeing that 1t was
varied enough to contain something
of special interest to each member
Plans for the November meeting to
which members of the Lions club and
the Commercial club are invited, +
were considered The meeting will be
held at the high school assembly room
November S, and local business men
have been asked to talk on various
subjects dealing with international
relations at the present time. lnere
will be special musical numbers and
LIGHT refreshments will be served by
the Woman's club Committees tor
that evening were appointed as soi-
lows. Music. Mrs. H. c. Weidner; dec
Grafton, Mrs Leo Meister, Mrs. IRVING
Ouanbeck and Mrs. A. Joy; refresh
ment. Mrs Glen Thorn. Miss Ellen
Ovens, and Miss Agnes Sheldon. The
club discussed handcraft projects and
decided to make silhouette pictures,
under the guidance of Mrs c. l. Clif-
ford. at the November arts and crafts
meeting.
After the adjournment of the bust
ness meeting, the evenings program
was presented. Mrs. c. l. Clifford
at the special request of Mrs Clay,
gave talk ON Woman's club work,
bringing out the main points OF her
address at the district club meeting.
She stated that the three fundamental
aims Of the first woman's club-the
Sorosis club, founded IN l867-Were
still the aims of the Woman's club OF
today-namely, sociability, service and
education. She said that to make a
well-rounded years program, tive
types of programs we've needed-m-
spirational, self Improvement, and
craft fun and problem programs. The
speaker stated that program should
not be an end in itself but a means to
an end, and the test of program
should not be How much did | learn
but How much did it make me
think?'
Following Mrs. Cliffords talk, Mrs.
JOY read paper, prepared by Mrs.
A. L. Dean, on How to Give Book
Report" This paper gave clearly and
concisely the essential qualities OF
well-written book report
Supt. of Schools A.. L. Dean then
gave an interesting talk on the high
lights of the constitution, speaking OF
its founding, the constitution of the
United States being the oldest fed
Grated constitution in the world, ano
speaking especially Of the preamble
the elastic clause, and the bill o.
rights. Roll call, the pledge of al
legiance and one verse of the Stal
Spangled Banner then followed.
At the close of the program, re-
freshments were served by the hostess
School Notes.
There will be a football game o.
the local field here Saturday at 2:3
with the Boomers Ferry third strinl
football team
Last Friday Troy won from Eurek'
at Eureka in closely contested game
The final score was 20.
Lorraine Mallick was elected vel
queen and Robert Burns, yell king
Wednesday. The Freshmen class ar
presenting them with large mega
phones
Don't miss the concert to be give
at the high school gymnasium this Fri
day evening at 7:30. There will b
a small admission charge Of 15c 70
adults and SC for children.