The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-04-14

ening by the hostess. Election OF
officers will be held at the next
Masonic Lodge Celebrates Education
Week.
Tuesday evening the local lodge
were hosts to the local De Molay
club and between 40 and so De Mo
lays and Masons from Whitefish.
G. NJ. Moss was principal speaker.
c. L. Dickson, De Molay Dad" of
the Whitefish chapter, also spoke
as did Kenneth Christison, Dad" of
the local club Several Whitefish
boys and Jim Howell gave inter-
esting sketches of their trip to
Great Falls in attending the state
recently. Chill, prepared by
Mrs. Christison and her class, sand
witches, cookies and milk-nickles
were served to rs.
A. r. Truman, a member of the
WPA crew, had the misfortune to
cut off his toe Wednesday morning
doing road work.
Paul K. Church and MIR. Lyon of
Libby were business callers here
Tuesday
ST. Michael and All Angels mis-
sion has received announcement of
the appointment of Arthur B. Ward
as vicar. Mr.. Ward is graduating
from General Theological Seminary,
New York City Mr. Ward will ar
rive about July |.
Among those who were Kalispell
shoppers Monday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Ellis, DR.. and Mrs. Hunt
er, Mrs. VERNE Pe1tier, Mrs. G. w,
Weber, Mrs. George McGlenn, Mrs,
Bert Roe, Mrs. John Morgan and
Doris, Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Wo-
mack and children and Mrs. John
Mulwee.
The Full Gospel Missionary Sew
ing Circle met with Mrs. G. w
Rainsberry on Wednesday after
noon. The next meeting will be
with Mrs MulWee on April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Ross and Mrs
&c. w. Rainsberry were Libby call
ers on Saturday. They bring back
word that Rev. and Mrs. Daltor
will take charge of the church a
Libby for few months relieving
Rev. Philip Both of these men are
well known here.
Miss Gertrude Dumbolten spen
the week END with Mrs. w. S. Camp
| bell at Roosville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kuchenski o
Stonehill were callers here Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard RAINBOW ant
Bob Copp of Plains spent Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs, Burgess Drake.
The r. N. A. Sewing Circle viii
hold a meeting on Friday with Mrs
Dell Pike and quilt for need,
family. A covered dish lunch vii
be served
Jim Whit of Kalispell was il
town Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. p A. Perkins Q
Browning have arrived here and ar
located in the Dierman cabins. The.
contemplate locating here.
Mrs. Mable Belts returned Sun
day from few weeks spent wit
friends in Missoula.
Bob Hamilton spent Friday after
noon at home from his school 9
Saco.
Richard Waller left Sunday 70
Troy where he will be employed b
the forestry
The B. Y. P. u. group will hold
sunrise breakfast at the church 0
Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Mckee
spent the weekend as guests at tn
Ralph Tate home in Whitefish.
Mrs. Gage Garvin of Whitefis
spent Sunday here with her parent
John Whit is reported seriousl
i'll at his home.
Mrs. Frank Benda and Miss Ia
onia McManus are late victims
smallpox.
Mrs. Nellie Burpee of Kalispe
spent from Wednesday until Nor
day with her sister, Mrs. /. Y
Fetterly.
Mesdames Ethel Long, Nellie Blu
pee, and l.. w. Fetterly enjoye
cards with Mrs. Anna Teel on Sa
0 urday evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rhodes went
3 Kalispell Sunday and returned WIZ
5 a new used Ford
. Mrs. l.. A. Gregor was the luckie
+ person at the Bingo party given
!, the Catholic ladies on Saturday e
ening in winning two sets OF disht
J smoking stand and large siz'
scales in addition togother items.