The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-01-30

call OF current events Tefduits ~ toi
eign countries. Excellent papers deal
ing with international relations pro-
yided much food for thought and dis
cussion. Mrs. A. L. Dean gave paper
on the foreign policy of the United
States in regard to European countries.
Mrs. Irving Quanbeck gave paper on
war and some cures for it. Mrs. Clifford
Claws paper was entitled "Women's
Influence Vital Force in World
Peace Many fine ideas were brought
out and some lively discussion ensued.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Miss Shirley Schooley arrived here
Monday from Whitefish to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs E. McComb.
George Webb broke leg Saturday
as the result of fall caused by slipping
on ice where he was working. He vas
taken to the Bonners Ferry hospital.
Mr.. LIE Count is driving the school bus
in his place.
w. D. Robinson returned from Helena
Friday. Mr.. Robinson has permanent
employment there and will move his
family to Helena sometime this week.
Mrs. Sheridan Wallace of Spokane
visited relatives here last Thursday.
The town team went to Libby Tues
day evening for game and were de-
feated by the close score OF 1-4l IN a
hard and fast game. Lester Coffnan,
Lee Thornton, Curtis Lindsey, Harold
Davis, Web English, Kenneth Hubbard
and Dutch Murphy composed Troys
team. A large number Of Troy basket
ball fans attended the game.
| Ralph Akin and Lang Wallace spent
the weekend in Libby.
Mrs. Allen Broom was called to She,-
| BY Friday by the serious illness OF her
sister
Clarence Robins went to Spokane
Sunday on business.
Mrs Chas Curtis was Libby visitor
the first of the week.
Mrs. Lou Laffoon left Monday for
Seattle to visit her daughter. Mrs
Edith Hunt for the rest of the winter
There will be an Eastern Star Auxili-
airy pinochle party at the Masonic hal
next Tuesday evening, February /, al
8 o'clock
Mrs. M. S. Hosea Of Helena and hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman O.
Pierre, S. D., are visiting relatives here
on their way home from trip to the
coast.
Mrs. z. Summers left Tuesday for hel
home in Wascott, Wis. after IN ex.
tended visit with hef son, Perc,
Goodwin
Mrs. .. T. Macarthur entertained a
a sewing party Wednesday afternoon.
i Mrs. Horner returned Monday from
Spokane with her son, Wallie White
whom she had taken to the Shriners
hospital for a medical examination.
Mrs. G. Griese and Miss Ellen Oven
made rip to Libby on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Burns spent q da
in Spokane the first of the week.
L. f. Kohlmeier of Whitefish was
guest at the Fisher home Tuesda
evening.
Gale Weidner left Monday for Pull
man, where he will resume his studio
II this semester at Washington Stat
college
Mr.. and Mrs. AnthonyAJoy spent tn
: week -end in Libby as guests of M
: and Mrs f. A. Small While there the
attended the Masonic dance Saturda
! evening
: There were eight tables Of pinoch
+. at the Recreational club party SatuI
: day evening in their club room Hig
score prizes were won by Mrs. Ralp
Bracy and Rufus ludlow and console
ton prizes by Mrs. Clare Laffoon ar
:. Walden Manote After refreshmen
: were served, dancing was enjoyed unit
! a late hour
: Mrs. D. F. Fewkes returned Frids
from trip to Spokane.
Miss Lorraine Mallick was the que
Of honor at birthday party given f
. her at the Maurice Nelson home la
$ Wednesday evening Dancing and TO
y tune telling were much enjoyed
c by the young people. Delicious refresl
ments were served.
q Miss Gertrude Chatfield, Miss Alvin
Z. Anderson and Miss Ellen Ovens we
: dinner guests at the J. g. Farris hon
e Sunday,
: Mrs. Veta Kensler has as her CUES
lnlS week, neT pd1SIltS, hh. diid AVA
j. o. Hennings, and her sister, Mrs.
A. Rouselle, all of Kalispell
Mrs. Harry Tallmadge and Mrs.
E. Yeager were elected captains OF t
womens volley ball teams at their re
ular weekly meeting last Wednesd
evening.
The Rev. Richard Price of Whitefi
was here Monday to hold services
81 the Episcopal church
Ray Payne returned Sunday from
trip 10 Spokane.
Dan Flynn was Libby visitor
Sunday
j. Black, logging superintendent
the Inland Paper Co, of Millwot
Wash. was a business visitor hs
Monday.
A. A. Brooks returned Friday frt
Great Falls, where he attended
forest service highway conference.
Mrs. c. A. Smith was a Libby visi
on Saturday
|. The general committee for the Biri
day Ball for the President met Mono
evening to complete plans for the dai
to be given at the gymnasium I
Thursday evening.
Attorney E. M. Childs Of KalisE
was Troy visitor the first of the we
Geo. A. Smith made trip to Lit