The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROY NEWS

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Girl Scouts in Weekend Outing.
The first camping trip of the year
was enjoyed by six Girl Scouts and
their two leaders at Peterson's cabin
on Bull Lake last weekend. The
girls, all of whom had earned the
required $50 points in their recent
troop contest, left town Friday at
ternoon and returned Sunday even
ing Despite good deal of rainy
weather, much time was spent out
doors walking and exploring IN the
woods.
The cozy evenings spent around
the fireplace playing games and
singing were very much enjoyed by
all. June Tallmadge spent Satur-
day night at the cabin as guest
of the Scouts. Mrs Joy and Dolores
visited the girls Sunday and stayed
for the Scouts own program. which
was led by Barbara Laehn and Clio
RE Cobbledick, A very interesting
discussion during the program on
what Scouting means to a girl, re-
minded everyone of the enjoyment
and advantages made possible
through Girl Scouting The girls
who went on the trip were Betty
Russell, Lois Sanders, Gloria Cob
bledick, Barbara Laehn, Anita and
Flora SaRen. Miss Marie Hubbard
and Mrs. Clarke Hubbard were the
leaders in charge. Transportation
out to the cabin and back was
furnished by Ed Henrichs and
Clarke Hubbard. All the girls who
attended voted the trip one OF the
most enjoyable trips ever taken by
the Scouts and we'll worth the eff
fort put forth in earning the priv
ilege to go.
Fine Program by Womcn's Club.
The Troy Woman's Club met at
the Methodist church Tuesday ev-
ening with Mrs. R. Drury, Mrs. E.
Drurv, Mrs. A. Gilchrist and Mrs.
Zimmerman as hostesses. Election OF
officers for the ensuing year was
held. Miss Margaret Lewis was
elected president, Mrs. George
Strom, vice president, Mrs. Ralph
Drury, secretary and Mrs. John
Sagen, treasurer. Mrs. Ed Henrichs
and Mrs. Ed. Laehn were elected as
delegates to attend the state con-
vention at Dillon in June. Flora
Mae Sagen, Laura Schooley and
Florence Peterson sang several num-
bers, Naughty Waltz Montana
University Song" and the Montana
state song A one-act play was
presented by the dramatic class un-
der the direction of Miss Margaret
Lewis, entitled elmer Cleans Up
with Robert Nelson, Dorothy Webb,
Jerry Kensler, Peggy Cobbledick
and Sylvia Snyder in the cast. Mrs.
]. B. Farris gave a book review
on How Green Was My Valley
by Robert Lewellyn, Lunch was
then served by the hostesses.
The contract bridge club met at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Hen
richs on Wednesday evening. High
score honors went to Mrs. George
Strom and Mr.. Ed. Laehn.
John Joy of Whitefish spent the
week lend at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Anthony JOY.
Paul Sather of Seattle spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Sather.
Mrs Harry Campbell of Kalispell
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Pat Keenan, for several days this
week.
Miss Margaret Lewis and Roy
Manos were dinner guests on Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bill Lindsey.
Miss Maxine Lift, graduate Of
Troy high school, who attended 9
business school in San Francisco
Calf, has accepted a position witt
the government in that city
Mr.. and aMrs. Frank Thomas en-.
tertained at their home Saturday
evening when two tables of bridge
were in play, with v. A. Sather cap
turing high score honors.
Julius Bippes Of Dixie, Wash.
who is attending the Eastern Wash
ington College OF Education at Che
ney, was a guest at the Anthony Joy
home over the weekend.
Miss Dorothy Clements, Miss Alice
Clements, Miss Dorothea Smiley
Miss Selma Christopherson, Shirle,
Callahan and A. L. Dean all attend
ed the Northwest Teachers conven
ton in Spokane last week.
Dorothy Chappell and Robert Nc
Glocklen were married at kalispel
on April 3. Mr.. McGlocklen lef
for San Francisco April 5, where HI
has a position. Mrs. McGlockleI
will join him there in the near fu
ture. Their many friends join II
wishing them many years OF hap
piness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kessler Q
Leonia visited at the r. J. Pag
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Swanson
were dinner guests at the c. c
Hoisington home at Leonia Sunday
Mr.. and MRS. Cornelius Skiru.
and daughter were dinner guests 0
James Page Sunday.
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