The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-27
Basketball Schedule Complete
A tough 18-game schedule ha.
been planned for the Trojan bas-

tOuRn l6-Rdme ScHeQule mas
been planned for the Trojan bas-
fice that there Is change m the
arrangement of our services from
now on. This is our first Bible
Study, and we will be beginning |
with the book of Daniel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
be a service at the school house in !
Rexford at 1880.
Our Lady of Mercy
Rexford-Mass at o'clock; Eu-
reka-Mass at 1890. Rev. H. J.
Delaney, Priest
Baptist Church
1000 Sunday school. 100 Morn
ing worship. $40 Junior and Senior
BYPU. 7.30 Evening Worship I30
Wedne@ day-Prayer meeting. ESQ
Thursday, December 4, Ladies Aid;
covered dish. Rev c. H. Davis,
Pastor
Church oil God
1000 Sunday school. 100 Morn
Il ing services. tbs Young Peoples
service. 800 Evening services. Rev
Lee Walter Greer, Pastor
Mrs. Fred Smoots Of Edmonton
is visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Chalcraft at Gate
way. Mrs. Shoots arrived last Sun
day and was met by the Chalcraft
family at Elko.
Clarence Dierman and Bob Ar
thurs left this week with two trucks
of Christmas trees for eastern
points.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benjamin of
Shelby spent the past week here on
business.
/ S. M. Thornton of Billings, saw
mill and construction man, is in
i town with a crew OF six men tear
ling down the old mill and burner.
Miss LaDonna Scouten is working
as bookkeeper at the creamery.
4 Miss Clarabelle Dierman is spend
ing the Thanksgiving vacation with
her sisters, Ella and Mrs. G. Lyons,
4 in Chewelah, Wash.
4 A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Whitmarsh on November
22 at the hospital.
4 c. B. Marsh arrived Wednesday
night and on Friday he left again
. with Mrs Marsh and Ian for Ia
, coma where they will make their
home. Mr.. Marsh is employed in
the shipyards.
| Miss June HARDWOOD came home
: from Sunburst where she has been
employed during the past several
months.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Davis
observed Thanksgiving last Thurs
) day with the G. B. Marsh family
: and Mrs. John Roberts as guests.
I Mrs. Sam Bottorff has gone to
Libby where she will stay with her
: husband during the tree season
t Mrs. Bottorff returns on Wednes-
! days to care for her music pupils
r Mrs. Ernest Woolworth of Wich-
1 tia, Kans., sister of Mrs. Lewis Cole
: left for her home Monday after {
!. short visit here.
3 Dewey McAllister was in towr
the first of the week for few days
before returning to Spokane where
he is employed by the Pohl Spring
r Company.
: The Cub Scouts were taken tt
i Rexford by members of the Lion
Club on Thursday evening wher,
|. they joined the Rexford pack il
y putting on clever little program
II D. I. Robertson returned hom
e Tuesday from Michigan. En- rout
h home he stopped in Milwaukee +
y visit his daughter, Mrs o. Fl. Swart
e zell
Mrs. Bert Thrasher and children
Burt and Patsy, have moved int
the Hamilton home recently occu
pied by the Marsh family Q
Thursday they celebrated Thanks
Il, giving with Mr.. Thrasher at tn
CCC camp at Stryker.
~ Ed. Hendrickson is reported
~ be slowly improving at his HON
from recent serious illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Zeller is again ;
home after spending the past mont
with her daughter at Fortine.
8. Mrs. Rudy Peck has joined hi
a. husband at Malta where he is EN-
ployed on the railroad.
Ed Leary arrived in town fro
at Browning this week and will sper
some time with his sister, Mrs.
4 E. Price.
Mrs. Alex Donaldson is visitir
nd her sister Mrs. Molly Larsen,
o. Boomers Ferry.