The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-03-24
Schedule of Masses.


Eureka Rexford
First Sunday ......... 900 1890
Second Sunday. 900 1890
Third Sunday. 900
Fourth Sunday. 900
Fifth Sunday..........10:30 900
Holy Days of Obligation
Masses at Eureka......7.30 and 1000
Word has been received that Miss
Annie Campbell is recovering nice
ly from a major operation under
gone at the lockwood Clinic in Spo-
kane last week.
The Christian Leadership classes
under Rev. Ezra Duncan, tristate
educational secretary for the Bap-
fist church, are being we'll attend
ed. Mr.. Duncan will be here next
Sunday morning for the morning
service.
Miss Dorothy Gasahl has been out
of school for several days because
of illness and Mrs. Russell Zook is
taking her place.
Miss Halle Dashiell is staying
with Mrs Henry Yoppe, who is i'll.
J. r. Rice spent Sunday at home.
On last Wednesday Ronald Rice was
called to Shelby to assist his father
who was i'll. He returned home
with MIR. Rice on Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Rice and Lois were
Friday evening dinner guests at the
W. &. Williams home.
Mrs w. <. Williams, Donna, Boyd
and Darrell were Monday evening
dinner guests of the Rice family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricky Palmer are
up from the Flathead for short
visit with relatives.
The St. Patrick's dance was a
financial and social success for the
Catholic ladies'
Mrs. Mary Quirk returned Sum
day evening from the winter in Cal
ifornia.
Percy Keller is seriously i'll at
his home with pneumonia.
Mrs. Susan Teggert is working at
the Quirk ranch for few weeks.
Kenneth Graves made a business
trip to Libby on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Hendrickson
and Mr. and Mrs. George Drake
were Sunday dinner guests at the
c. 3. Graves home.
Mrs. Happy Wright was taken to
the Libby hospital on Friday. She
was accompanied there by her moth
err, Mrs. VIM. Bright, and is report
ed to be improving as is her brother,
Clarence Bright who is also in
Libby.
Oliver Roholt of Missoula and Bob
Hileman of Whitefish arrived Sun
day for short visit with friends.
The r. N. A. Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. Dell Pike on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Zana Leonard
assisting hostess.
Episcopal Guild meets Friday
(this) afternoon at the church.
Miss Beatrice Cook of Missoula
lis spending few days with Miss
Pearl Pike between quarters of the
university.
Misses Lois Rice, Enid Buhmiller,
Eloise Brown, Frances Rambosek
and Patricia Gibbons are spending
a few days with the home folks from
their work at the university at Mis-
soula.
Little Jimmy and Sheryn Shan
nahan Of Rexford are staying with
Grandma Pike while their mother
is in Spokane.
The Union Service held at the
Methodist church on Sunday even
ing with Rev. r. E. Paris as speaker
, was so we'll attended that a large
number were turned away because
of lack of seating space A larger
place will try to be found for mex
months service.
Miss Frances Roe is i'll at hel
!. home IN Iowa Flats Mrs Vim
: Snyder is staying with Mrs. Roe
during Frances illness.
A. c. Mackey shipped in 800 chicks
!, last week. MIR. Mackey is planning
on having these ready for July 4tf
sale.
Kenneth Gwynn took the uni.
versity students to Kalispell or
Tuesday.
Lee Golf of Kalispell and Pau
!, Church of Libby were WPA bust
ness callers in town Tuesday.
: Come in and see the new ship
: ment of Children's and Ladies' prin
7 dresses. Priced at $119, at Mrs
> SCOTS Quality Store. II
! Mrs. Rose Morey of Ural was
. caller here Monday
: MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Heller of Kali
: ispell were guests of Mrs. L. A
:, Riley over the weekend.
Marshall Murray spent the week
end with his family here.
| The Pontiac car being ratified b,
the Catholic ladies was won as
, tie between two Butte men.
Mrs. Title Porter and little Davi,
( left Saturday for Libby. They vii
I 60 into. Spokane to visit Mrs. Ro,
g Porter before returning home.
b Hugh Klossner and Jas. Care
t were in town Monday. Jim took hi
e father home for a visit.
S Mr.. and Mrs Robert Green spen
: Sunday at Coram with their daugh
n ter, Mrs. MacDoweil.