The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-28
Club
Meeting Very
Enjoyable
Monthly Dinner Calls Out
Large Attendance For
Pleasant Affair.
BOY SCOUTS, SCHOOL
GIRLS ON PROGRAM

At the regular monthly meeting o1
the Libby Commercial Club, held last
Thursday night in Woodman hall, all
business was dispensed with and the
evening devoted wholly to entertain
ment. The wives of the members were
present as guests of the club and. In
spite of the sub-zero weather, the at
tendance was large.
The first feature in the evenings en-
joyment was the serving Of fine din
ner prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Young The menu consisted of veal pie
a La Young, peas and carrots. pickles,
jam, ice cream and cake coffee. 1t
! was served efficiently by Henri and his
staff consisting of Odin Rolseth, Dick
Veldman, Keith Leigh, l. D. hampton
and Pershing Gooselaw.
At the conclusion of the dinner, the
meeting was turned over to the en-
tertainment committee, ]. 7. Brindley
making the announcement on behalf of
President Elmer Switzer, Supt A. A.
Wood then took charge of the program
and announced the various numbers.
The first was a group of songs by
the Girls Glee Club of the high school,
ably directed by Clifford Haugland.
They sang the following numbers:
Dark Eyes Russian Folk Song
Trees ...........................K iImer, Rasbach
Sleepy Hollow Tune ...............-F osdick
Thanks Be to God Dickson
The girls sang beautifully and each
number was literally applauded. Those
taking part in this number were:
Betty Baker, Shirley Brinton, Gwen
Brock, Frances Brooks, Mary Cornell.
Joyce Daggett, Irene Ikeda, Judy
Johnson, Marie Kujawa. Alice Larson,
Jean Maize, Helen Martin, Lenore Mar
tin, Ruth McRell, Beverly Miller, Eve
lyn Morrell, Gloria Mortenson, Marie
Martinsen, Ardith Keller, Edna Noel,
Lois Pitcher, Mary Janet Pival, Ruth
Rice, Jean Richardson, Margaret Red
field, Shirley Sansavere, Frances
Schneider, Carol Jane Smith, Lucille
Turner, Juanita Williams, Marjorie
Moody, Magma Larson, Joice Kan
meyer, Eleanor McRell
The next number was an unusually
interesting demonstration of Boy Scout
work by one of the Libby patrols. This
was under the direction of Scoutmas-
ter VIM Anderson and proved highly
entertaining. The boys gave the Scout
law, oath and other parts of their ritual.
They also enumerated the various re-
quirements demanded of boy as he
progresses through the ranks from a
Tenderfoot up to an Eagle Scout The
Scouts also demonstrated large num-
Der of things they must learn, such as
the tying of various knots, first aid,
how to carry the injured, how to
bandage for various injuries, how best
to rescue one overcome by fumes in
a burning building, and many similar
accomplishments of great value.
A skit Loving Lunatics,' then
amused the audience for few minutes,
It was directed by George Hayes and
was presented by Lyle Austin, Edith
Darlington and Haldis Hansen.
The concluding number was group
of two songs by Rev. r. w. Woods,
who sang Because / Love You" and
"Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" The Rev.
Mr. Woods is an accomplished singer
and his singing was fitting conclu-
sion to an enjoyable program. He was
accompanied by Miss Hazel McCannon
at the piano.
Following the formal program the
meeting broke up into informal groups
for few minutes of visiting before
departing for their homes