The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Larson ana
Mrs. c. M. Bennett of Libby spent
the weekend visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony JOY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Chlmentl and
family of Leonia were in Troy Sun
day to attend the show Lost Hor.
lion"
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Small of Lib
by were visitors in Troy on Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Hitler went to Super
Tor. Mont. To see her so, who Is
graduating from the eighth grade
there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Erton Hartley left
on Kalispell Monday where they Will
spend the summer.
/ O. A. Sturm of Poison spent a
few hours Saturday visiting at the
c. o. Sturm home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tux Bolles went to
Kalispell Thursday and returned
Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Thorn and son
Gerry left for a few days visit to
Helena on Thursday.
| Miss Sara Floetka of Pullman
spent the weekend visiting at the
E. j. Weidner home.
Mrs. Lee Kensler entertained the
Neighborhood Sewing Club at her
home on Wednesday afternoon
I Mrs. E. B. Angel, Mrs. f. f. Dixon
and Mrs. Roseberry were Libby Wis
itors on Saturday.
Harold Hosea spent the weekend
visiting in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey and son
Willard of Osborn, Ida, spent tie
weekend visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Strom.
II. E. Blackburn and R. M. Thomas
of Boomers Ferry were in Troy Oh
business Monday
Percy Goodwin of Maxville
was a visitor in Troy on Sunday.
Jorden Wood of Spokane was {
Troy business visitor on Monday ane
Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Shepherd O
Veradale were weekend visitors a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V. A
Sather.
Mrs. P. T. Mettler and daughters
Alice and Phyllis, drove to Spokane
Tuesday on shopping trip.
Miss Marguerite Reedy of Libby
Ni5lhtd at tiI0 VI IFlis diAl Ill >
Bert Coffman on Sunday.
Miss Ellen Ovens and Miss Alvin;
Anderson were Spokane visitor
lover the weekend.
Mr.. Whitehouse, an architect from
Spokane, was in Troy Monday in re
, CARDS to the proposed addition Il
the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kinshella ant
Douglas Smith Of Kalispell spen
Saturday and Sunday at the A. (
: Dean home. Mrs. Kinshella AM
Mr.. Smith are the sister and fathe
of Mrs. Dean.
Mrs c. N. Devine spent severa
: days in Spokane visiting her hus
band, who is in the Deaconess hos
: pital.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Joy drov
7 to Libby Thursday to attend tn
show.
7 ]. B. Farris was in Libby Monda
receiving medical attention.
$ The Ladies Aid gave tea Sur
day afternoon at the Methods
church in honor of the Seniors an
1 their mothers. The church wa
beautifully decorated with flower
and short program was rendere
I by Miss Shull and Miss Wilco
singing a duet Miss Margaret Cla
S playeaIncidental violin music Will
punch and waters were served.
1 toast was given by Margaret Dire,
and responded tog by Mrs. Blu
4 Daugharty.
S THE Whitworthian Choir, a mike
y chorus of 35 voices from the ne
tionally famous Whitworth Col1eg
Of Spokane, performed in Troy Sa
urday. This was one of the fine.
It concerts ever presented in Troy, an
:, was musical inspiration to every
) one who attended. The choir, whic
: is composed of young, vigorous, il
It spired voices, has been deemed tt
d richest in musical entertainment
IS More than 200 appearances are mac
;, each year by these students. The
are in constant demand for ente
d tainments and concerts befoI
I. schools. churches, civic clubs, 81
e cial groups and for radio appea,
!" ances. The Trojan chorus is to
d congratulated on their worthy e
forts in sponsoring such a fine o.
ganization
National Music week was observe
IS by the following program presente
n in the high school assembly by Il
IF members of the Junior high schot
Piano solo by Marylyn Cone; v
\. cal duet by June Sanders and Flo
&, kence Peterson, guitar solo by We
Aenetti Johnson; tap dance by Jul
Carr; mandolin solo and yodellil
isAby Florence Stone, vocal duet
4. EAda and Vera Robinson and sele
I. tons by the Junior High band
f. Wayne Kemper, Jr., public schoC
ca music instructor, is making arrane
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