The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
TROY NEWS
Girl Scout News.

Scout hall Tuesday evening, May 28
at 700. Gloria Cobbledick had
charge of the opening ceremony, af-
ter which the regular patrol meet
ings were held. At 7.45 the Troop
went to Lucille's Beauty Shop. She
gave very interesting talk on the
care Of the hair, skin and hands.
After her talk the troop returned
to the Scout hall and held business
meeting, at which time a scribe was
elected for the next two months.
1t was also decided to buy Savings
Stamps for camp. AT 9 o'clock taps
were. sung and the troop dismissed.
Scout Scribe, Anita Sagen.
The Contract bridge club was en-
tertained at $50 dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Smith
on Thursday evening AT contract
Mrs. ]. B. Farris and Ed Henrichs
received the high score honors.
The Eastern Star Auxiliary gave
card party at the Masonic hall on
Friday evening of last week. AT
contract bridge the high score hon.
ors went to Mrs George Strom,
J. B. Farris and low to Glen Thorn.
At pinochle William Flemming re-
ceived the high score honors.
The Troy Women's Club held its
annual picnic luncheon Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Farris,
when they entertained the Libby
Women's club. Mrs. Grace Clay,
retiring district president, and Mrs.
r. w. LeDuc, incoming district
president, were honored by the Troy
club, when beautiful corsage was
presented to each of them. Miss
Marylin Cone gave two readings,
and Mrs. E. F. Dixon told of her
winters travels in the New Eng
land states and Florida, also short
talks were given by Mrs. M. Ked-
zie, Mrs. Grace Clay, Mrs. LeDuc
and Mrs. j. B. Farris After the
luncheon puppet show, peanut
hunt and games were enjoyed by
about 30 women present.
Mrs. John Sagen entertained at
luncheon Friday in honor of Miss
Marie Hubbard. Miss Margaret
Lewis, Mrs. Charles Cone, Mrs.
Robert Russell, Mrs. Clarke Hub
bard and Mrs. James Cobbledick.
Mrs. Harold E. Baber of Libby
conducted a vacation Bible school
from May goth to Oath isclusive.
She was assisted by Mrs. v. A.
Sather, Mrs Everett Smith, Mrs.
George Strom, Mrs. l.. r. Davis,
Mrs. John Sagen, Miss Margaret
Coffman, Miss Margaret Plots, Miss
Laura Schooley, Miss Anita Sagen
and Miss Rosamond Crater. A spe-
cial program was given on Sunday
at ii o'clock for parents and to ex-
hibit the art work done during the
school. Mrs. v. A. Sather present
ed Bibles for one year perfect at
tendance to the following: Melba
Redeye, James Plotts, Barbara
Laehn, Betty Russell, Herbert Coff-
man, Raymond Dolan, Anita Sagen,
Flora Mae Sagen and Rebecca
Webb. Herbert Coffman recited the
Ten Commandments, Raymond Do
Ian the Twenty Third Psalm and all
answered questions on the catechism
they had studied during the Bible
school.
The Earl Redeye ranch home on
the Bull Lake road burned to the
ground about z o'clock Sunday
night. The fire was believed TO have
started in the chimney. Nothing
was saved, but Mr.. Redeye and his
son managed to escape from the
burning building.
Mr.. and Mrs German Zook and
baby daughter Lolita Katherine Of
Ka1ispell are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thomas. Mr..
Zook returned home Sunday while
Mrs. Zook is staying until Thursday,
when Mrs. A. l.. Dean and Mrs. L.
r. Davis will accompany her to Kali
ispell.
The western district convention
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Auxiliary will meet at Troy
June LIST and End. 1t is expected that
posts from Whitefish, kalispell, Pol
son, Thompson Falls, Hot Springs,
Hamilton and Missoula win attend.
A dance will be held at the school
gymnasium Saturday night and a
banquet Sunday evening at which
the public is invited to attend. Tick
cts will be one dollar per person.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barto Joy stopped
off between trains Sunday and Wis
tied at the Anthony Joy home. They
were enroute to Spokane and Sc
attic.
Mrs. Lee Kensler and Mrs. Frank
Frye were Libby visitors on Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Tibbetts have
moved into the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Devich, who have moved
out to their place at the old Croft
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neis, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil White and Mr..
Scott of Standpoint were weekend
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Kdder.a
III Mrs. John Sagen and Anita and
Flora M1e sp1nt the weekend WIS.,
Ting at Columbia Falls and White
fish. F16ra Me- will spend two
weeks visiting there.
Ii MrAA Ralph sKreha and two chill
dens spent the past week visiting
Ae2atives at Essex and Columbia
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