The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-06-30

THE WESTERN NEV
was also a member of the Eastern
Star Chapter. Geo. w. Day, wor-
shipful master, officiated. Pail
bearers were. p. V. Klinke, Frank
Thomas, Perry Armstrong, j. H.
Sailing, L. w. Fetterly and Walter
S. Gibbons. Burial was made in
the Fortine cemetery. The large
attendance at the funeral and the
many floral offerings betokened
the profound respect and love with
which Mr.. Winkley was held by his
many friends.
Eureka Unit Places First in Poppy
Poster Contest.
Mrs. Harry Owens returned Mon
day from the department conven-
ton of the Legion and Auxiliary at
Helena and reports the good news
that Eureka placed first with its
poppy poster in the class of 10th,
18th and 18th grade. Miss Helen
Olson of Trego, member of the
local high school body, made. the
poster. The poster won a SIS re-
ward for Helen and will now be sent
to compete in the national contest.
Miss Elsie Carey of Kalispell
spent the past week with Bubbles
Peltier.
Miss Emmaline Gael of Spokane is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Tom c
Quirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey Palmer
brought B. Teggert home Sunday
from three weeks visit with them
at Flathead mine
Mrs. Weldon Smith and children
arrived last week from Scobey for
the summer with her parents The
children are suffering with the
whooping cough.
An eight pound baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Steiner
at the Olson hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Howard Brown accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Frost to Spokane
last week when they took Mrs,
Florence McCannon home. Mrs.
McCannon was much improved in
health upon her return.
Miss Grace Wolcott of Topeka,
Kansas, accompanied by two friends,
arrived Monday on tour of the
western states for short visit with
Mrs. Frank Thomas, her cousin.
Miss Pearl Pike went to Rexford
Wednesday To help her sister, Mrs
Ward Shanahan, celebrate a birth
day
Miss Jeanne Schuck came home
| from the park on Tuesday
| Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mcdowell OF
Missoufa arrived Friday for a short
visit with the P. H. Dierman family
The Baptist church is sponsoring
week of Vacation Bible study al
Tooley lake this week. Rev. G
Harness is being assisted by Mrs
Sam Bottorff, Misses Fay and Gladys
Cole, Bernell Livengood and Mrs
Harry Butts Of West Kootenai is also
helping.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hunsinger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daley were
Friday guests at the E. E. Madden
home in Rexford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Lewis Of
Essex were callers at the w. C. Al
bee home on last Wednesday en-
route home from a visit on the
west coast
August Rambosek writes that he
enjoyed visit with the A. II. Camp
bell family, former residents of Eu-
reka, in Juneau, Alaska, recently.
L. w. Fetterly, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fetterly, Jr.
md Taol uahsec,, .,oo+oroJ - ,l,Lx
on Friday to hear Jerry O'Connell
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ Sherman ane
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Purdy golfec
in Whitefish Sunday.
VIM Hyer left Monday for Spo.
kane where he will take delivery o.
a new car for use in the u. S. i'm.
migration department here.
Mrs. c. B. Graves was hostess. a
a birthday dinner Sunday honorint
her husband Guests were: Mr.. ane
Mrs Ed. Hendrickson, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo Drake, Mrs Harry Freelanc
and sons and Mrs. Kenneth Curt.
and daughter.
Baptist Aid met with Mrs. Ray
Dashiell on Thursday. Over 81
members and friends were presen
and enjoyed a pleasant Afternoon
and home missionary program will
ice cream and cookies served at thu
lclose.
i Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Riley anc
Laurie returned Sunday from weel
spent in the Flathead
The Brownies hiked to Meadow
! Springs Thursday and enjoyed
swim
Miss Kay Koran arrived the las
of the week for several weeks
visit with her grandmother Mrs
w. S. Campbell.
A Philip Bliss program in homo
of his Tooth anniversary will b,
given at the Baptist church Sunda,
night. Leslie Cole will give tn,
biography and Mr.. Hurns will re
late intimate stories of the wei
known hymn writer.
The Rev. Mrs. T. Paul Beresfort
of the Church of God left Monda,
for Colfax, Wash, where she vii
: be joined by her husband and the,
4 will attend western district eaml
, meeting. Pauline and Claron ar
staying with, Mrs. Earl Johnson dur
ing their parents absence.
Mrs. Title Porter left Sunday TO
visit with Libby relatives.
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