The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-11
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopa
Church.

St Michael and All Angels Lpscopal
Church.
Holy Communion and sermon next
Sunday al II a. m. You are cordially
invited to attend
Sunday school every Sunday at 10
a. m.
Mrs. VERNE Peltier was taken to Kali
ispell on Monday where she entered
the hospital for treatment due to after
effects of the flu.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Mcfarland and
daughter Marva, were guests OF the
Merlin Scott family over the week end.
MIR. Mcfarland, who was a border pa
trolnan here at one time IS now III the
real estate business in Boomers Ferry,
Idaho.
MIR. and Mrs. Webb Carey and Mrs.
p. H. Jones were callers at the Howard
Brown home last Wednesday. On Fri
day Mr. Carey left for Spokane where
he will receive pediatrie treatments.
He will then visit his mother at Meta
line Falls.
Mrs. David Crowley and David
Dwain were released from the hospital
on Monday.
We are glad to see DR.. c. B. Hamilton
on the streets again. The doctor Is
home from Saco recuperating from the
| flu.
Mrs. Marshall Murray and children
of Libby are visiting with DR.. and Mrs
! Hamilton.
Bevely Paulson. nephew of Mrs Al
Eberth, spent Tuesday here enroute
home to North Dakota from Los An
geles.
The Junior Women's club met at the
home of Mrs. Ben Frost on Wednesday
night The program on Club Institute
was in charge Of Miss Inez Strauss.
DR.. Fl. G.. Klemme, assistant presl-
dent of Carlton College at Devils Lake
N. D.. gave a talk at the high school
on Friday and held conference with
members of the senior class. While here
DR.. Klemme was house guest OF MIR
and Mrs. Ben Frost who were both
students under DR.. Klemme at Carlton
Ben Frost has been selected to rep
resent this end of Lincoln county at the
M e. A. to be held In Helena soon.
/ p. r. Jones returned Monday iron
Helena where he has been employed
as clerk III the legislature.
Mrs. Nora B. pomeroy left Frlda,
after spending the winter here visiting
friends and attending to business.
i Lynn Schuck left Tuesday for Min
neapolis where he has accepted posi-
ton with Northwestern Anyways.
Harry Elliott has been spending soms
time in Eureka checking the heating
unit at the new Jail which failed IL
function.
Earl w. Sherman and r. A. McKin
non of Seattle, engineers for the Grea
Northern railroad, are in town super
vising the laying of new steel between
Eureka and Stryker. Chester McGleni
is acting in the same capacity
Ira Miller was business caller Il
town on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Tom White of Stryke
called on the Emil Swing family Fri
day.
Jack Stevens, Paul Goss and c.
Dierman were among callers in Kalis
pell on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Gaertener of Rex
ford called at the c. F. Diennan HON
, Sunday evening.
.. Mrs. o. F. Teel called at Trego o
Tuesday
Bobby Hebison entertained the mem
bers of his Sunday school class at HI
home Friday evening.
The War Mothers club met with Mr.
Horace Sampson on Tuesday Afternoon
After an afternoon spent in pleasar
conversation the following ladies wer
served delicious supper by the hostes
Mesdames Geo. Drake. ]. G. Porte
Ida Sinclair. D. /. Robertson. @.
Mosby and Dell Pike. The next meet
fling will be held at the home Of Mr.
Pike with Mrs. Porter as hostess.
Jerry McCatron spent several day
with Jewell Thomas at Summit LAX
last week
Mrs. E. M. Preston joined her hus
band in kalispell this week.
The grade school held big parac
advertising the operetta, Sunny {
Sunnysidep on Wednesday Afternoon
The operetta will be given on Thurs
day night at the high school gym.
National Youth Conference Attended.
Rev. c. B. Marsh, pastor of the loo;
Baptist church, accompanied by Gladly
Leslie and Bob Cole, Merrial Harwoo
David Curtis and Joe Gibbons, attend
ed the National Youth Conference hel
in Helena on last Friday, Saturday ar
Sunday The conference was niue
larger than had been anticipated, thel
being 225 young people from all par
of the state. The speakers were of ns
tional recognition and very profit
able program was enjoyed. Subjec
discussed were: Personal religion, Il
church. home and preparation for mai
rage, social problems-liquor probe,
and industrial relations, missions ar
world peace Next year the conferen,
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