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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18
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Mem is kerdezed, kicso

- Mem is kerdezed, kicsoda, micsoda
az illet6?
- Lidikem, mem vagyok en- most XII
vancsi senkire, senmire, csak benned
gy0nyork6d0m, meg a gyerekeidben.
- No, en- azert megis htalalom, ami
begyenben van regen - irni mem akar-
tam rola. Ide hallgass! Dolgozik az itteni
banyaban egy Bujdoso Mihaly newt le-
geny. Ritkan lat az ember ilyet magas,
limos, szeparcu, villogo semi! Olyan ne
zese van, hogy szinte elall annak le-
legzete, akire ranez. Meg vilaglatott, ta-
nult! Sokfele nyelven beszel. Mem barat-
kozo termeszetii S exert - listen bocsassa
meg - semmi jot Sc teteleztem fel rola.
Pedig nemeslelkiisegben sincsen hozzafog-
hato. Nelkiile man ozvegy lennek, - bi-
zony edes Juliskam. Tudod, ugy tortent
vagy fertaly esztendeje, hogy gaz kelet-
kezett banyaban Sokan meg XII birtak
menekiilni, de hatan nen, azok mind
meghaltak! Sogorod lett vona a hetedik,
man Sc tudott magarol, amikor Bujdoso
karjan hozta fel, mint egy gyereket.
Igaz tobbit is felhozta, de azokon man
mem lehetett segiteni, sogorodban is alig
pislogott az elet. Hat azota lit mindenki
nagyra tartja Bujdosot, sogorodnak ma
nincsen kedvesebb embere nala! Vilagert
sc engedte azelott, hogy valakinek kosz-
tot adjak, de Bujdosonak maga kinalta.
Mondom neki egyszer:
Mer mem hazasodik meg maga,
Mihaly, mikor latom, szereti a gyermeke
ket mindenkeppen boldogga tudna tenni
egy asszonyt?!
- Vagy XII tueja! - nezett komoran
maga ele
- En- tudom, - erositi az uram.
Mihaly, te tan mem szoktal a tdkorbe
nezni?
Mem igen, - feleli Aztan, ha
"a is fognank, hogy en- boldogga tudnek
tenni egy asszonyt~-~ egy asszony Sc tud-
ma engem boldogga tenni.
Ejha! De elveti sulykot! Aztan
mer ne tudna? - feleselek vele.
- Aver, mer mind alnok!
- Olyat mar meg Sc allits, Mihaly
Az en- feIesegemben sincs alnoksag! -
partol az uram.
- De hany olyan asszony van, mint
feleseged? Ha olyant talalnek, nyomban
el is vennem.
Van nekem egy hugom az ohaza-
ban, aki nemsokara hozzank jon, - vag-
tam rogt0n ra.
Amikor Lidike idaig ert elbeszelese-
ben, ranezett Juliskara latta, hogy csu-
kott szemekkel dol hatra a hintaszekben
Elaludt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

Szegenyke nagyon eltorodott - gon-
dolta. Csendesen behuzta ra az ajtot
dolga utan latott.
Az embereknek csak akkor mutatta
be Juliskat, mikor azok kimosakodva pi-
hentek, vacsorat varva
- Teringettet! Sok ESQ jarhatott De-
desen, ugyancsak megn6ttel! - 0lelte meg
Vedres, s6gora. - Magosabb vagy a
nenednel
- Mer anyankra ut, en- meg apank-
ra, - magyarazta Lidi, XII szinten nyu-
lankabb nok kozze tartozott. Most
sappadt szegenyke, elt0r6dott. Maid
visszajon sep szine par nap mulva, az en-
f6ztomon. Ugy-e Mihaly?
- Szebb szinben mint most semmi-
kor Sc lehet - felelte szep barna legeny.
Igaza is volt, inert amikor Juliska
kezet fogott vele, elpirult, mint nyaron
az eg napkelte el6tt. Hiszen valamikor,
anig mem festettek magukat tisztesse-
ges n6k k0zmondas volt: Legszebb szin
az elpirulas.
Vacsoranal otthoni dolgokr6l folyt
$40. Juliska mem volt beszedes, csak ker-
desekre felelt. Bujdoso is sziikszavu volt
- No, hogy tetszik hugom? - ker-
dezte masnap vedresne Bujdosotol negy-
szem kozt
- TetSzik
Csak ennyit felelt.
- NAGYON tetszel neki, - mondta
vissza Juliskanak nenje - Hat tetszik-e
neked?
- valahogy felek t6le! - vallotta
be Juliska.
Lidike osszecsapta kezeit.
- Meg olyat! Felsz ett0l a szep, jo-
ravalo legenyt6l? Aztan mer felsz, te kis
csacsi?
- Mem tudom okat adni, de ha
te mem dicserned, ait gondolnam, rossz
ember
- Ha t0bbet lesztek egyiitt, maid
maskep velekezel felole. Biztosan csak
szokatlan neked, inert mem igen votal meg
legenyek k0zt, a dedesi tejfeles szajuakon
Xviii.
- Azok kozt is keveset votam en-!
- Mem is jart hozzad senki? Nekem
bevallhatod!
- Nekem mem kellett meg senki, -
igaZ lelkemre nlondom.
Jol van, akkor nincs semmi bai
Hallgass ram, en- ugy akarom javadat,
mintha lanyom lennel. Legyel Mihaly-
hoz baratsagos, keresve Sc talalhatnal ma
la kiilombet
Fiatalabb illene hozzam, - We
tette client Juliska Ugy nezem,
idosebb sogoromnal
- $50 sincs rola! De ha ugy volna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

is? Hany lany megy ferjhez olyan ozvegy-
hez, aki apja lehetne? Id6sebb legeny job
ban megbecsiili az asszonyt, mint koly-
k0k. 4
Annyit magyarazott Lidike, hogy Ju-
liska utoljara mindent elhitt neH Kinek
hihetne, ha neki mem? Kiil0nben nit ell
lenkedjen vele? Hatha Bujdosonak esze
agaban sincs hazasodas, csak is min
dent rahagy Lidikere?
Tapasztalatlansaga dacara eleg ko-
eel jart az igazsaghoz.
De Lidike Sc szamitott rosszul. Buj-
doso lassankent erdeklodni kezdett tar
tozkodo sep szelid lany irant, aki mem
kacerkodott Sc vele, Sc massal Mem le-
gyeskedett korulotte, hanem elkezdett
ajandekokat hordozgatni neki Attol kezd-
We Lidike mem peldal6zgatott, erni hagyta
a dolgokat.
Juliska mem nagyon Oriilt az ajan-
dekoknak, ellenben sokat gondolkozott hely-
zeten. Nenje es sogora szivesek voltak
hozza, 6 segitett haztartasban, de va
lahogy megis ugy erezte magat, mintha
ot0dik kerek lenne. Kerdes, hogy akkor
is jol bannanak-e vele, ha megmondana,
hogy mem megy Bujdosohoz? Aztan meg
ITALIAN jobb is lesz maga asszonyanak
lenni, mint valani gyarba jarni. A gyari
lanyok eleterol sok mindent hallott Bobs-
townban, ami elvette kedvet a pr6balko-
zastol, amire kiil0nben hajlando lett volna.
Az ismeretlen varosi elet vonzotta, de Lii
dixie kozeleben ohajtott maradni. Hat
ahogy listen akarja!
Talan harom honap mulva, nenje ell
vitte egy piknikre. Sep, urias feher ruhat
csinaltatott Juliskanak aki annyi kiolto-
zott leanyt, menyecsket meg soha sc Ia
tott egyiitt. Igen csodalkozott, nlikor latta,
milyen kapos koztuk Bujdoso, aki pedig
nagyon felvallrol beszelt veliik. AIT is be
kellett ismernie, hogy Bujdoso kioltoz-
k0dve kivalt az osszes ferfiak kOzul ugy
Gyerekember vagy gyerekasszony (10) .~...-.
delceg termetevel, mint erdekes arcaval
Ugy szemre nek is tetszett, csak valahogy,
bizalmasan mem tudott vele beszelni min
den igyekezete mellett se Pedig Bujdoso
azon pikniken nagyon kitiintette, min
dig csak vele foglalkozott es mikor We'd
resne kesziilodott, is hozzajuk csatla-
kozott, bar mulatsag javaban ALT meg.
Gyalog mentek sep csillagos enyhe
ejszakaban, Juliskanak minden porcikaja
bizsergett neki szokatlan meyer muzsi-
katol area tiizelt. Bujdoso mellette ment,
Vedresek mogottuk bandukoltak, olyan
nagyon lassan, hogy elmaradtak toliik.
Juliska hallgatott, legeny is. Egyszerre
a keze utan nyult szinte nyersen ker-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

Tud r6la, hogy a nenje nekem
SANTA?
- Tudok! - felelte Juliska 6szinten,
de szivdobogast6l elful1ad6 hangon.
- Elveszem, ha hozzam jon!
Juliska hallgatott.
- J0n vagy mem jon? - siirgette
szinte parancsoloan Bujdos6.
= Mem tudon.~-. ilyen hirtelen~- -
suttogta. - Aludjunk ra egyet.
Most feleljen!
- Ne most most ITALIAN ivott egy
kicsit S holnapra megbanna amt mon
dott
- En- mem. Olyan jozan vagyok, mint
a jeges viz. nyen szelid jo asszony kell
nekem, aki leimadkozza az en- biineimet is.
- Ugyan nit imadkoznek lie. mikor
maga olyan jo ember?
- vagy XII tudja! Honnet veszi AIT,
hogy en- jo ember vagyok?
= MindenK mondja.~ f6kepp Lidike,
meg s6gorom.
- Ok csak ARA gondolnak, hOgy
Vedrest kimentettem banyab6l. Att6l
meg lehetek blinds de ugy tanultuk,
listen megbocsat megter6 btnosnek.
- Ugy predikaljak, inert hogy mind
nyajan biinosok vagyunR
- Hat en- joba fogom magamat, meg
akarok erdemelni egy jo asszonyt Enyim
lesz? Most rogton feleljen-~~ maskep amint
hazaerek, felpakolok ugy elmegyek te-
lepr6l, hiremet Sc halifax tobbett Bobs-
townban Enyem lesz, Juliskam?
- Igen~. suttogta ijedten Felt,
hogy Lidike meg sogor nagyon meg
neheztelnenek hibaztatnak, ha vissza-
utasitana Bujdosot.
- Koszonom.
Amikor Vedresek lakasahoz ertek, be-
vartak hazaspart Bujdoso azon mele-
geben tudtukra adta:
= Megegyeztiink Juliskaval!
- Szervusz, Mihaly sogor! = nyuj-
tott neki jokedvtien kezet Vedres. = E
man kedvemre valo!
Lidike olelgette, csokolgatta hugat,
aki didergett nagy puha feher kendoje-
ben. Valahogy derengett benne valami sci
telem, barnily tapasztalatlan volt, hogy
ovei olyan adossagot fizettetnek vele amit
mem csinalt. A Vedres megmentett ele-
teert cserebe kinaltak fel az fatal ele-
tet. Bizonyosan javat is akarjak, hiszen
sep legeny, jo is~.~. de AIT egy szoval Sc
mondta, hogy szereti!
Masnap Lidike persze tovirol-hegyire
akart mindent tudni, kifaggatta minden
$40 fel6l, ami koztik esett Ugy gondolta,
jussa van hozza, az miive lesz ez ha-
zassag! Juliska kelletleniil vallott.
(Folytatasa k0vetkezik.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-18

kaert.
A szervezetek k0telessege
lesz, hogy a vizsgalat soran
sz6t emeljenek err6l a kerdes-
r6l es mem ketelkediink benne,
hogy AIT elmulasztanj mem
fogjak.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
See IL Different Directions

That curious little reptile that II
noted for changing Its color to suit
Its background. the chameleon, ana
the small oddly shaped fish known
as the hppocampus or sea-horae, haxa
one peculiar characteristic In common.
Their eyes move Independently OF each
other. When a chameleon gets ona
eye focused on an insect Ii moves the
other eye until 1t, too, Ia focused on
the prospective prey. Then 1t darts
out Its long, sticky tongue to make the
catch. Persons observing sea horses
In aquariums have noted that their
two eyes appeared to be looking In
opposite direq4ans.-netroit News.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
The Tamarack
A New Keyboard.

Systems come and systems go. One
system supposedly better, is built upon
the mistakes of the past, greater scien-
tific efficiency revealing where details
may be altered 10 make more COM
plete product.
When the typewriter was first in
vented there was little or no scientific
placement of the letters of the key
board. The same keyboard has with
stood the poundings Of many millions of
typists, with but few minor changes
But the last three years have seen
a questioning as to the proper place
ment of the letters of the keyboard
What's wrong with If at present? Why
hasn't the charge taken place before2
If the present arrangement needs
changing, why isn't it done?
Over at the University Of Washing
ton, Prof. Dvorak and Prof. Dealey
have developed the simplified key
board, a system whereby the most used
letters and the vowels are placed on
the second row of the keyboard, and
the remaining keys placed in the order
Of their frequency of use for the
strongest fingers, the first and second
on each hand The new arrangement
has been motivated by the psyche
logical factors Of tipping. Certain let
ters occur together more frequently
than with other letters, therefore. if
placed on the keyboard where the fin
gers can strike with greater facility,
the stronger fingers being most used,
greater speed should be acquired in a
shorter length Of time Such is the
theory. And by taking students who
have never had tipping before, and
starting them out on the new simpli-
fled keyboard, it has been found that
approximately half to three -fourths of
the time now used is all that is neces-
sary to acquire the same speed,
Then why cannot the present key
board be replaced by the newer sim
plified system? The one objection that
holds back. such change is the fact
that the commercial world recognizes
nothing but the present keyboard A
student with the new keyboard at his
fingertps would be entirely lost in the
business office, unless he carried his
own machine with him.
The new keyboard is still undergo
ing careful testing by actual classroom
practice, and there seems to be little
doubt but that it holds many good
points in its favor. Once the psyche
logical placement of the keyboard is
found to be scientifically sound, it
would be a matter of but few years
before the sinplified keyboard would
replace the present system.
CARL CRANE.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
LOCAL S1UEE

Miss Mildred Fewkes was visitor in
Libby the first of the week.
Mrs. James Cole underwent an oper-
alton at the I--.py hospital on Janu-
airy g.
Horace Sampson of Eureka was a
business visitor in Libby the first of
the week.
Old Time Dance, Cedar Creek Pavil-
ion Saturday. Jan. 16, Good Music,
good caller and good time It..
Mrs. r. E. Litner underwent an OPP
Grafton for removal of tonsils at the
Libby hospital yesterday morning.
O. r. ]. Mosby, we'll known hotel
Landlord of Eureka, was transacting
business in the county seat ON Tues
day.
George A. Prizes OF Porthill, Ida, and
Viola Burt of Standpoint, Ida, were
married in Libby on January by
Justice Of the Peace Haigler.
Miss Inez Ratekin returned Sunday
evening from several days spent in
Spokane While there she was a guest
at the home OF Miss Lillian Minehart.
w. F. Doe of Troy was brought to
the Libby hospital this week with a
large silver embedded in one OF his
hands. which was X-rayed and then
removed
Wallace Berry was saved from dead
ly quicksand by the quick action of
Director J. Walter Ruben when he fell
in lake at Santa Cruz during the
filming of "Old Hutch"
For the past number Of years Frank
Upham has experienced strange Co
incidence in the securing Of his auto
licence. For the past four years he has
secured license No. 2.
During the past week Mrs. Nellie
CowafE visited in Libby at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs c. o. Rowe She also
visited with friends in Spokane before
returning TO her home at Tacoma,
Wash.
Mrs. Ernest Person has returned from
trip to Helena where she had visited
MIR. and Mrs Del Adams. Mrs. Adams
had planned to return to Libby with
Mrs. Person but owing to illness in the
family Mrs. Adams could not leave as
originally planned, but will visit friends
here later
NJ .. Rowland is confined to his
home with painfully sprained ankle
The last of the week while working on
the roof of his house cleaning out the
air vent to the plumbing system, he
slipped and fell falling about Is feet.
An X-ray showed that no bones were
broken but that the ankle was badly
! sprained. To add to the discomfort,
the ankle was later placed in warm
water SO hot that the flesh was
blistered.
Drive your car In comfort during the
winter months, equipped with gem
nine Firestone hot water heater. Spe-
cial. $685. and up, at MANIONS. It
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
Lard of kinu Arthur

Cornwall, In England. is the land I
King Arthur and the Knights of the
Round Table. 1t is STEPPED In the
tradition of Guinevere and Lancelot,
of Tristan ard Iseult, OF Sir Galahad
and Sir Perdval. The Cornshsrtople
say 1t was on ST. MIchaels mount
which lies surrounded by the sea off
old Narration, that Jack the Giant
Killer had his first ENCOUNTER The
area Is a fantastic, dfHamllke sane
tuary, withdrawn monastically from
the rest OF the world. Travellers In
terested In material things devote most
OF their attention to the thatclled roof
houses, found also IN Devon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
The Presbyterian Church
r. w. Orr, Pastor

There remaineth therefore a rest
for the people of God" That so few
people have found, or even sought this
rest" is mystery. If rest is the OBJ
ject of your desire, we invite you to
think of it with us next Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock The Bible School and
morning worship are designed to lead
our minds from the restlessness of the
duties of the week to the quiet of the
presence of God. Betty Jean Role will
lead the Young Peoples group at $50
in the evening
The regular Lamplighter dinner and
discussion will be held on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Supervisor Klehm will lead the dis
cussion at the Wranglers meeting on
Wednesday evening
The Ladies of Circle b announce a
Chicken Dinner for the evening Of
January 26.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
In Honor of Miss Shanahan.

The mothers of the Girls choir of
the Presbyterian church entertained
yesterday afternoon in the church par
lors in honor of Miss Ruth Shanahan.
who is visiting here from Fort Peck,
whe<e she is now employed Before
leaving Libby Miss Shanahan was
leader and director of the girls choir
for some time and won a warm place
in the hearts of the girls and the
mothers : The party was given by the
mothers in appreciation OF the fine
work done by Miss Shanahan. The
afternoon was spent socially, with re-
freshments served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
LIBBY FARM WOMEN CLUB
MEMBER RECEIVES PRIZE

The Libby Farm Women's club held
its first 1887 meeting at the home of
Mrs. Earl Buckingham on January 7.
Mrs. eManicke ass sted in serving a
lovely dinner to II who attended in
spite Of the extreme cold.
Roll call WIS answered with New
Years resolutions. The president asked
the secretary to read list of 10 very
excellent resolutions from the current
issue of the Montana Farmer.
Miss Smith, state home demonstration
leader, requested that all clubs read
their constitutions once a year Com
plying with the request the constitu-
ton was read.
The Farmers Wife Magazine Of
fered a prize for the five best letters
received on What do you serve al
club meetings. How planned and by
Whom" A letter was submitted BY
Mrs. Beebe and we are delighted thai
our club was one OF the lucky win
ners. The article will appear with the
other four in the February Farmer!
Wife Magazine. $50.
The subject for discussion was: The
Living Room Mrs. Erickson. leader
This was the first of three meetings OF
Living Room Improvement.
Those assisting Mrs. Erickson wer,
Mrs Herbst, THE Living Room of tn
Family" Mrs. Collier, Floors and thei
finishings;;' Mrs. O. Maize, Walls ant
woodwork.
| Mrs Lee Nixon read a paper .pre
pared by Mrs. Phillips on Commerce.
i and Homemade Rugs
! Mrs. Maize and Mrs. Bergstror
showed pictures of various living room
and their more modern treatment whic
were much enjoyed.
Mrs. Office Maize and Mrs. Bowe
will entertain on February 3 Subiec
Living Room Furniture and It's Ar
/ srangenent'
I JULIA A. BEEBE,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
Junior WOmen'S Club
Study japanese Art

The Junior Woman's Club held its
regular meeting Tuesday evening, in
the Community Room, with Miss Bea-
trice Larson, vice president, presiding.
To keep the club informed about do
ings of the state and national Negisla-
lures legislative chairman was APP
pointed Miss Grace Day accepted the
appointment and club members finding
items of interest are asked to send her
the clippings. Many new laws are TO
be brought up and the club wishes
TO keep posted.
The athletic department under Miss
Barbara Jefferson reports that the first
basketball practice will be this Friday
night. Jan. 18th, at the school at $50
Those wishing to participate should
call Miss Jefferson. The charity bas-
ketball game the Juniors are sponsor
ing will be announced later
Miss Viona Brown of the music and
drama department presented Miss Ruth
Loucks in several vocal solos with Miss
Hazel McCannon as accompanist. Miss
Loucks sang Sing Me to Sleep and
Chiri- biri- bin. the members encoring
them very enthusiastically.
] Miss Ruth Shanahan, former mem
Der of the club, was visitor and was
called ON TO speak. Miss Shanahan is
stationed at Fort Peck and the club
enjoyed her visit.
The courtesy committee has been ac-
tive, calling and sending cards and
flowers to sick members.
Taking advantage of the exhibit of
Japanese wood block prints which the
Lincoln county library is exhibiting
: this week and next in the Community
Room, the program for the evening was
on Japanese art. Mrs. r W. Orr, fine
arts chairman Of the Senior club, was
the guest speaker and gave most
interesting talk,
Using the chapter called THE Paper
and String Of Life from Anne Lind
berghs North to the Orient, as 3
background, Mrs Orr explained severa
costumes and ceremonies of japanese
life that are naturally included in the
art of the country. Simplicity and ma
ture are stressed. In studying Japan
est art OifE lEdiflS lilC iIlGdIlIiE III SiiliiiS
metaphor and symbolism.
II is interesting to know the extern
of influence Japanese artists, especially
Hokusai and Hiroshige, had on Amer
ica's artist, James Mcneil Whistler. Ir
fact Whistler became quite rival O
Hiroshige in night scenes.
The making of these prints is very
involved process. The design is frs
put on paper and then transferred to ;
cherry wood block and the block GU
out except for one color. Prints hav.
as many blocks as colors, some as higl
as thirty. The blocks are then colot>s
with vegetable dye and pressed upoi
mulberry bark paper. The result is
japanese print with lovely Transparent
colors.
Mrs. Orr spoke very Interestingly ans
held the close attention of her audi.
! ence She also displayed set of love.
~ japanese buttons belonging to Mrs
E. NJ. Alley.
The members fingered, enjoyed til,
prints for while, and then proceeded
to the Lee Sleizer home where the ev.
ening hostesses, Miss Margaret Sleizer
Mrs. Vernon Bessey, Mrs. Joe Shelf.
field, Miss Rosetta Idso, Mrs Howard
Turner, and Miss Bernadine Bockman
served tasty refreshments. After ;
good visit the Juniors reluctantly dis.
banded and left for home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14

Big Chill Feed at Gopher Inn Sat
urday night. 1t.
Mrs. Ben Graham of Ural had tom
sils removed at the Libby hospital on
the 18th.
DR.. H. w. jacobson, deputy state
veterinarian of Kalispell, was a caller
in Libby on Monday.
The. Townsend club will meet at the
court house, in community hall, SAT-
urday. Jan l6, at 7:30 p NJ.
Gasoline mileage may easily be in
creased by having your spark plugs
cleaned and tested at MANIONS. 1t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14

Miss Signe Johansson was hostess last
Thursday night to the members Of the
Delta Dek Bridge club. The evening
was enjoyed at cards, with high score
prize won by Mrs Ralph Tone, second
high by Mrs. Everett Dunn, consola-
ton by Miss Minnie Larson and trav-
cling prize by Mrs. Leonard Switzer
Refreshments were served.
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Ski Club Enjoys Outing.

The Libby Ski club enjoyed a pleas
ant afternoon last Sunday when twelve
of them gathered at the golf course and
spent three hours at the popular win
ter sport Of skiing Afterward they
were invited to the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John FINLAND where hot lunch
was served
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The Methodist Church
Fl. w. Woods, Pastor

H. w. Woods, Pastor
Sabbath School 1000 H. A. Joughin,
Superintendent.
Morning worship HOO. Sermon by
the pastor Theme The Foolish Man
Special music by the choir.
Epworth League 6:15
Wednesday at 2:30 the Senior Aid
will meet at the parsonage. Pot luck
luncheon.
Help us TO be of service to you by
your presence, your prayers and your
Christian fellowship.
1t is our desire to serve
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The earliest objects supposed to be
beads are small fossils, found among
the Achenlian remains, and by the
Aurignaclan period there Is no doubt
that beads made of teeth, she'll, bone,
ivory and. most of all. channels teeth.
these latter beads having two per-
foratlons, were worn in large quaint
ties.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-01-14
Backing In Old Mirrors

Old mirrors were backed with tin
foil and mercury. The glass vas
thoroughly cleaned and the foil was
then laid on and made smooth. The
mercury was subsequently poured on
the foil and the excess sponEed off.
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Christian Science Church.

The Subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday, January II, Life"
nesday evening meeting at 800
clock
~ school at Gas a. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
of these services. u