The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-11-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROY NEWS
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evening proved to be a huge sue
cess. The sum of $545 was realized
from all the concessions and the
dance. The queen contest netted
SIP alone Miss Jeanne Winslow
was crowned queen by the attend
ant, Miss Margaret Coffman Other
attendants were Miss Mae Page and
Miss Flora Sagen. The girls were
presented with lovely gifts and were
pretty sight in their formal gowns.
Dick Beck won the 20-lb. turkey in
the turkey rattle, Bill Dolan a five
tube General Electric radio and the
goose as floor prize went to Lee
land Mcneil. Ehe vaudeville Down
in Ole Kaintuck) was much en-
joyed by all those present, and was
very well given by those partici-
pating.
The six weeks exams will be
given this week and school will be
out for Thursday and Friday.
The Christmas vacation will be-
gin December 22nd and will con-
vene again January 3. The Christ
mas program, an operetta, will be
given December 21st.
Mr.. A. L. Dean has debate
team working on the question, Re-
solved. Should the Government op-
crate the Railroads. Ted Crater,
June Sanders, Betty Huffman and
Peggy Cobbledick compose the de-
bate teams, and will be taken to
Missoula December 1st and End to
the Debate Clinic which will be
held there.
Two Packs of Cub Scouts were
organized last week consisting of
boys from nine to II. Pack COM
mltee members are, chairman,
George Markin. Archie Pattie, Bill
Dolan and Vernon WEIGH. Den
number one has six members. John
Molyneaux, Leonard Pattie, Bobbie
Sanders, Jim WEIGH, Ray Winslow
and Alton Johnson. Den mother is
Mrs Joe Siebenforcher. Den num-
Der two has seven members, Wes-
ley Chappell, Kenneth Cummings,
Eddie DassoW, Ray Dolan. Billy
Hefferman, James Price and How
ard McCracken. Den mother is Mrs.
Bill Hefferman.
Mrs. John Sagen entertained at
her home Saturday afternoon in
honor of her daughter Anita's birth
day. Those invited were. Betty
Russell, Betty and Barbara Laehn.
Vernettia Johnson, Alcine and Ar
line Lafoon, Betty Lou Price. Glo-
ria Cobbledick, Marilyn Cone, Peg
BY Shifflett, and Helen Norris.
1 Mrs. Herbert Coffman entertained
nine little friends of her son Herbie
Wednesday afternoon, in honor of
his ninth birthday. Those invited
were: Alton and Duane johnson.
Dick Siebenforcher, Tom and Jim
mic Plots, Jerry Defflin, Jim Price,
Denny Smith and Eddie Dassow.
Dick Siebenforcher and Alton John
son received prizes for stunts and
other games. Refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon
by Mrs. Coffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackwell
and family of Libby were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Frye.
Mrs. Glen Thorn entertained the
Episcopal Guild at her home Fri
day afternoon at which time plans
were made for the food sale and
bazaar to be held November 30.
Jerry and Roger Kensler left on
Wednesday for Kalispell and will
spend Thanksgiving with Rogers
mother, Mrs. Harry Campbell.
The Dinner Club held its dinner
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and Mrs. Ed Weidner Afterwards
all attended the carnival at the
high school.
Miss Grace Simpson of Whitefish
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Baxter of
kalispell spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Smith.
Miss Margaret Clay arrived from
Spokane Wednesday to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Bergsieker of
/ Leonla were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Sather on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Tripplett OF
Libby have moved to Troy, while
Mr.. Tripplett is connected with the
surveying crew west of town.
A little baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hewett Sunday
morning and passed away Sunday
evening Mrs. Hewett is with her
mother, Mrs. George Baeth, al
Libby.
Libby visitors Saturday were. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank French, Gene Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lovelace anc
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Baeth.
Miss Dolores Joy arrived home
Wednesday from the Eastern Wash
lngton College of Education at Che
ney and will spend Thanksgiving
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony Joy.
Miss Rhea Fewkes and Miss Lor
raine Weidner arrived home Wed
nesday from the University at Mis-
soula to spend Thanksgiving will
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. F
FeWkes and Mr. and Mrs. E. ]
Weidner, respectively
The Troy Women's Club me
Tuesday evening at the Methods
church with Mrs. Everett Smith
Mrs. George Markin and Mrs. LIE
land Mcneil as hostesses. A pro
gram on household hints was giver
with Mrs. Charles Cone speaking
on Waxing of Floors Mrs. Far
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