The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-05-28
Rexford News
Eighth Grade Commencement.

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by the grade school, and the eighth
grade graduates, Thursday evening
May 81, at 8 o'clock:
lSalutatory. La Donna Scouten
! Violin Solo erenadea ...... Joselli
Jean Thompson, VIM. Fewkes, Piano
Class History .................M uriel Hughes
Class Prophecy ..................P Pearl Wehr
! Girls Quartet Brahms Lullaby"
Sung by, Lenore Powell, Margaret
Hughes, Lorraine PITCHER, Fannie
Hurst
Accompanied by Nadine Marks on the
harp.
Class Will-Skit by Leno-e and Roland
Powell.
Valedictory-"Nott the Sunset, but the
Dawn" .............................. Mary Hurst
Harp Solo. Nadine Marks
Commencement Address ....................
..M Miss Jessie Staudacher
Presentation of Diplomas by Francis
Mcclure
| A large audience attended and en-
joyed this program.
The list of graduates is as follows
| Nadine Marks, Muriel Hughes, La
Donna Scouten, Pearl Wher, Mary
Hurst and Louise Dashazer. Louise
Deshazer was unable to be present be-
cause of illness.
! Several ladies from Rexford attended
the Eastern Star card party given
Wednesday, May 20, namely, Mrs.
Thomas Wiltshire. Mrs Carl West. Mrs.
| Ed Arnold, Mrs. L. B. Martin, Mrs. VIM.
Fewkes and Miss Mildred Fewkes.
Miss Mildred Fewkes carried away
high score honors in bridge.
Mrs. j. Jones and Patsy Donegan re-
turned from Whitefish Thursday
| Jacob Wehr returned from Libby
Tuesday of last week. He has been
working on road project out of Libby.
Mr.. Benefited OF Gateway was Reg
ford caller Thursday.
Frank Cochran went to Whitefish
Tuesday, May 10.
Joe Webb left for Kansas City last
Tuesday where he will receive medical
attention.
Miss Ethel Montgomery, teacher of
the lower grades, departed for he-
home in Kalispell Friday, where she
will spend her summer vacation.
Little Larry Holgren was severely
burned Tuesday evening OF last week,
when tea kettle of hot water was
accidently upset on him.
Mrs. Jess Ross of Gateway was a
caller in ReMord last Wednesday,
Mrs. Alex Donaldson of Eureka at
tended the eighth grade commence
ment exercises Thursday evening.
DR.. Laura Lowell was a business
caller here last Tuesdays evening.
Miss Jessie Staudacher called in
ReMord Thursday.
Slim Howe returned from the east
Sunday, driving home a new Stude-
baker car.
Alice Martin went to Essex Saturday
evening to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Candena.
] ]. Jones has left for Kentucky to
see his father, who is very i'll.
Edward Arnold, who is working near
Sylvanite, came home to spend the
weekend.
Mildred Fewkes visited in Kalispell,
Monday and Tuesday of last week.
/ Hazel Bright of Eureka was week
end guest Of Esther Shenefelt.
Mn ia Mrs. Marvin Green and
baby were callers in Rexford Saturday.
Mrs. Jacque Mcdonald is assisting at
the Great Northern Lunch Room at
present.
Mrs. Fred Larsen and daughter Fay
Of Spokane were weekend guests. of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Marks
Mrs. Theo. Thompson Of Spokane
came to visit with her mother, Mrs.
Anderson, and her brothers, Carlyle
and Grover, of Gateway.
Veona Peterson of Fortine visited
with Betty johnson Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Charlie Young Of Lib
by were visiting relatives and friends
Saturday and Sunday
Fern McCauley returned from east
ern Montana Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacque Mcdonald have
moved into the Sullivan cottage, across
the bridge.
w. j. Darlington Of Libby was a
caller here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Parent returned
Sunday night from Lewistown, after
an absence of two weeks. They went
to attend the funeral Of Mr. Parents
father.
Matt Griffiths arrived home from
4 Spokane Sunday where he has been
visiting his wife, who is a patient in
St Luke's hospital. Mr.. Griffiths'
daughter, Mrs Bernard Meyers of In
gomar, accompanied him They report
Mrs. Griffiths to be greatly improved
and OH tie soati@ recovery
Mrs. John Whitmarsh, who has been
quite i'll for some time, was taken to
the hospital in Kalispell for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Ed Dossow was weekend
visitor in Whitefish.
Mrs. Ruth Thompson and daughters,
Jean and Marion, are moving to kalis-
pell this week
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