The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-28

ager and Mollie Noble circulation
manager
The first issue will come out this
week. The subscription contest will
end Friday
Club and Glass Officers Elected.
Senior class officers are as fol-
lows: President, Howard Rice; vice
president, Sybil Cole, secretary,
Agnes Robins, treasurer Edwin Ma
son. Glass sponsor is Mr.. Dean. 49,
Junior class officers: President,
Ray Callaghan; vice president, Mar
garet Coffman; secretary, Jim Mi
gaki; treasurer, Margaret Plots.
Glass sponsor, Miss Nash
Sophomore class officers: Presi
dent, Joy Kwhara; vice president,
James Brown secretary, Violet
Rice, and treasurer, Ray Robins.
Class sponsor, Mr. Markin
Freshman class officers: Presi-
dent, Jerry kensler; vice president,
Dorothy Webb; secretary, Kathleen
Carr; treasurer, Roger Kensler.
Glass sponsor, Miss Lewis.
Members of this years Pep Club
are: Rose Pattie, Jeanne Winslow,
Margaret Coffman Pauline Kluska,
Belle Cummings, Mae Page June
Saunders, Rebecca Webb, Florence
Peterson and Flora Mae Sagen.
This years Board of Control con-
sists of Edwin Mason, president;
June Sanders, vice president, Jim
my Migaki, secretary; Miss Nash,
treasurer Other members include
Bob Grippe, Jeanne WinsloW and Mr..
Dean.
Miss Hansen is the new sponsor
for the Torch Honor Society.
A Pep Rally for the first football
game of the season will be given
Thursday evening at $50 on the
main street The IT. will be lit
up with torches and there will be
a bonfire down town.
The game between Troy and Som
ers is Friday at 2.30 P. M.
The sophomore gave a party for
the freshmen last Friday evening.
For the initiation prizes Lulu Mae
Cole received the prize for the best
sport, Edward Nelson for the best
costum for boys, and Peggy Cob
bledick the best costume for girls.
Mrs. Gene Carr, a recent bride.
was honored at shower held at
the home of Evelyn Smith last
Thursday Co-hostesses were Eve
lyn Smith, Mollie Noble, Pauline
Kluska and Margaret Plots. Games
and contests provided the enter
tainment. Guests were: Mae Page,
Dorothy Carr Kathleen Carr De
lois Johnson, Altabell Johnson, Mrs.
James Stewart, Peggy Cobbledick,
Laura SchooleyE Margaret Coffman.
Sybil Cole, Jeanne Winslow, Mrs.
Roy Coffman, Miss Mary Nash, Miss
Jessie Hansen and Miss Margaret
Lewis.
Mrs. v. A. Sather has received
word that her sister, Mrs. |. G.
Henson of Veradale, Wash, was
operated on Friday morning at the
lockwood Clinic in Spokane. She
is getting along nicely.
A pot luck sewing party was
given at the ]. H. Coffman home
Thursday.
LaNor Sagen visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagen, over the
weekend.
There will be a pot luck dinner
at the Methodist church, Monday ev-
ening. Mrs j. B. Farris, Mrs. Anne
Stom and Mrs. r. E, Clay hostesses.
Junior League is at $50 Sunday
evening, choir practice at o'clock
and church at 7:30.
Paul Sather spent the weekend
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
" A. Sather.
Clyde Divine is spending several
days this week in Spokane.
Mrs E. ]. Weidner entertained
group with three tables of Mich
igan rummy Wednesday evening
Leonard Ainsley received high
prize for men, Mrs. Glen Thorn
high for women
Mrs. Frank Bags and Mrs. P. A
Peterson were dinner guests at the
-Sather cabin on Bull lake Monday
evening.
Miss Selma Christopherson spent
the weekend visiting frinds ir
Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hewitt of LIB,
are visiting at the Glen Lucas home
InlS week
Mrs. Johnson and daughter De.
lois and Mrs. Geo. Noble and daugh
ter Mollie were Spokane visitor:
over the weekend.
Among those who have left fol
college are Lorraine Weidner, who
left for Missoula, Rhea Fewkes tt
Missoula, Dolores Joy to Cheney
George Hubbard to Bozeman.
Mrs. George Parker of Sandpoin
is visiting friends and relatives il
Troy. Mrs. Parker is the former
keenan, Mcdowell
Mrs. Grover Smith is entertainin,
a few ladies at sewing party.
Miss Laura Schooley and Mar
garet Coffman were Libby visitor
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid will meet at tn,
John Sagen home Thursday witt
Mrs. Sagen and Mrs. James Cobble
dick as hostesses.
A dinner party was given Wed
nesday evening at the Glen Thon
home. Pan" was played by tn,
guests. Walter Litchfield won hipI
prize for men and Mrs. John Sage,
was high for women,