The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-25
Easter Morn

Easter Morn
Very Early in the Morning
Bass solo. Mr. C. r. Shipman and
Chorus Choir
BE Not Affrightede Tenor solo
Mr.. Ed Laehn. Women's Trio, Mrs
Ouanbeck. Miss Wilcox and Mrs. Ed
Henrichs.
And Thou. Bethlehem Bass solo
Keith Sherman
Unto Him That Loved Us ........
Final Chorus, Chorus Choir
Choir acknowledgements; Mrs. L. A.
Hosea. Mrs. |. Quanbeck, Miss Alice
Wilcox. Miss Harriet Haaland, Miss
Rhea Fewkes; altos; Mrs. D. f. Fewkes,
Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. E. A. An
CELL Mrs. Ed. Henrichs; BASES; Keith
Sherman, A. l. Dean, |. Quanbeck,
c. Fl. Shipman, Gordon Daughartyi
tenors. Ed Laehn. Junior Lindholm,
Kenneth Friske.
Committee in charge. Mr.. Dean, Mrs.
Hosea and Miss Void.
Messrs. D. L. Jackson, Pete Sohns,
and William Hollister spent few days
last week visiting in Seattle, Wash, and
Indianola Beach.
| Mrs. Maurice Nelson made business
trip to Libby on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ludberg spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting IN Kali
ispell.
| Keith Sherman returned to his home
in Whitefish Wednesday as he has
completed his work at Troy for the
Western Fruit company.
Mrs. Mary Van Artsdale arrived
Monday from Whitefish to spend few
days visiting friends in Troy before
going on to Seattle.
/ Misses Dolores Fargo and Opal
Thornton spent Wednesday and Thurs
day visiting in Spokane.
i Mr.. and Mrs Sam Laffoon spent
Thursday and Friday visiting IN Spo-
kane
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Earnheart returned
from Spokane Friday where they had
been spending few days.
Mrs. Harold Magee left Sunday for
: Happy's Inn to join her husband, who
is now working up there.
Mrs. John Sagen and two children
Anita and Flora Mae, spent the week
end visiting in Columbia Falls anc
Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrss c. Q. Sturm were visi-
tors in Libby Wednesday.
Sunday Mr.. Irving Quanbeck re-
turned from the delegate assembly a
Butte which he had been attending
since Thursday.
MIR. A. L. Dean returned Tuesday
from the Montana Education Associa-
ton Delegate Assembly
Don't forget that rollicking senior
play, Amy from Arizona to be giver
Friday, April O.
Messrs. A. r. Johnson and Ray Coon!
! of Kalispell, who are directors of th'
Black Diamond Mining company, were
! in Troy Sunday and Monday to attent
meeting.
The Neighborhood Sewing club me
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. G. NJ
! Daugharty. At the end OF the after
noon delicious lunch was served b,
the hostess.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Boles. who wer
r making their home with their sof
James w. Boles, are now living wit
r their daughter, Mrs. Earl Boyer
Lyman Curtis, who has finished haul
$ ing gravel for the bridge, returned 7
his home in Coram. Idaho, Tuesday.
w. F. Doe and son David returne'
from a two weeks visit in Spokan
Friday
: Mrs. A. l. Wise arrived Wednesda
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fran
French She has spent the last thre
months at Alturas, Calf, visiting he
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Kalvano, and {
Garfield, Wash, visiting another daugh
ter, Mrs. Ralph Akin.
Mrs. G. f. Burns entertained tn
Senior Ladies Aid Society at her HON
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w.
Cummins as assisting hostess
Mrs. Archie Carr and son Gene me
tored to Libby Saturday.
Rufus ludlow, who is seriously il
was taken to the Libby hospital Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Green left Wee
nesday for Orofino, Ida, where the
will make their home as MIR. Gree
will be employed there
Robert Holmes has purchased ne
! 1887 Chrysler automobile.
Mrs. Clifford Clay was busine
visitor in Libby Tuesday.