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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17

An elderly maiden aunt received
this note from her l0-year-old niece:
Dear Aunt Martha. Thank you Tor
your nice present. I have always
wanted pin cushion, although not
very much"
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Episcopalians to Have Dinner
SUNDAY.

Guild members Of the Episcopal
church are serving 35c dinner at
the Weidner cabin at Savage lake
Sunday evening at 5 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited.
There will be boating and swim
ming for entertainment
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17
Smith McNeil Appointed Mayor.

To fill the vacancy created by
the resignation of Harry Anderson,
Smith McNeill was appointed mayor
by the council last week
Mr.. McNeill, who practices law
in Troy, is well qualified for the
office. having degree from the
Montana State University school OF
law.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17

Husband: 'Im glad, dear. that
you're impressed by all the ex-
plantations l have been giving you
about banking and currency"
Wife. Eyes, darling: 1t seems Won
derful that any one could know as
much as you do about money with
out having any"
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Mrs. Spence Visits.

Mrs. G. M. Spence, former resi-
dent of Troy, returned to Missoula
Monday after spending week Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Jennie Baggs.
Mrs. Spence was once county super
intendent of schools for Lincoln
county.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17

A Scotchman and his wife AaNksd
the dusty miles from their faNn to
the county fair, the wife laden down
with a heavy basket that contained
their lunch. The generous husband,
however. was not wholly inconsider-
ate of his wife's comfort. Inside the
gates he turned to her and said:
"Ye'd better let me carry the bas-
ket now, Mary; we might get sep
arated in the crowd"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17

aluminium Collection to Start
July FL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

J. B. Farris, local chairman of
the National Defense Aluminium
Collection, has announced the dates
for the drive in Troy as July 2l-29.
Girl Scouts will call at homes to
ask for discarded aluminium articles.
Later in the week Boy Scouts will
call for and collect the donations.
A bin will be erected near the city
hall for additional contributions.
Old pots, kettles, or any other
articles made of aluminium which
is no longer needed in the home are
suggested for donations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17
To Occur d'Alcne

Mr.. and Mrs. George Strom and
Mrs. A. l.. Kensler spent the week
end visiting friends in Occur
d'Alene, Ida.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Farris and
son, Martin, returned from Kenyon,
Mimi, where they spent month
visiting relatives. They returned
to Troy by the southern route
through Iowa, Nebraska, and Wy
oming. They travelled 1000 miles on
their trip.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17
They Soy

The name of Iceland and her far
north location suggests that her
climate is extremely cold and that
the ground is covered with ice
Actually, this is not the case. The
climate, influenced by the Gulf
Stream nearby, is mild and moist
The average temperature in sum-
mer is So degrees Fahrenheit and
in winter is only two degrees be-
low freezing. Winters in Iceland are
not as cold as in most countries of
central and northern Europe. Amer
lean forces will find the climate
warmer than in Alaska or New
foundland.
-One more crucial period in Rus
an-German war appears to be ap-
preaching.
In the first period: Germans
made large territorial gains. But.
they didn't destroy Russian armies;
didn't accomplish their main pur-
pose.
In the second period: Germans
will try again to encircle and slice
up Russia's armies; will aim at 9
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Mrs. Doonan Honored at Breakfast.

Mrs. Henry Weidner and Mrs. L.
A. Hosea entertained at break
fast for Mrs. Emma Doonan at the
Weidner cabin on Savage lake Sat-
urday morning. The occasion was
Mrs. Doonan's birthday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17

well, l certainly made a good
impression on her." said the cane
bottomed chair as the artists mod
ell stood up.-Kreolite News
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-17
To Kansas

Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. FeWkes left
last week on business trip to
Kansas.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY

hereby given the following described property
Lincoln County State Of Montana will be sold at PUBLIC auction
House. Libby Montana SATURDAY
Aug the hour of lao o'clock, F. M
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Entertainments and appurtenanes thereto
belonging
$4,000
(20 down payment will be required the
balance of which may be paid on contract
Dated this 9th day of July 194l
Lincoln
Montana
iyl7-31-3t ELDON J. SCHUCK, County Clerk
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Drama Students
To Be Presented

On Thursday evening, Ruth Rad
ford is presenting group of
pupils in program OF playlets
and readings at the Bryant school
under the joint sponsorship of the
principal, Miss Elsie English and
the PIT. A. The program starts
at S o'clock sharp.
The program Will include:
Reading. Mariana Van Rooy,
Seventeen"
Playlet. Between Dances. fea-
turing seven girl pupils: Betty Van
Rooy, Laura Gaghardi. Msrilee
Hunt, Betty McNerthney, Kath-
arne Aspinwald, Marilyn Calvin,
Mary Maroush
Reading. David Tatlin, Whose
Afraid ,"
Readings: Ladonna Richards.
The Picnic Party" and "Hulda
and Lana"
Playlet: Paying the Piper" fea-
turing six girl pupils: Nancy Long
streth. Barbara Abel, Elaine Jack
son. Martha Lou Falknor. Marjorie
Franks, Katharine Aspinwald.
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Included among the special
guests OF the Afternoon were a num-
Der Of friends OF the seminary
from Seattle. The Ri. Rev and Mrs
:. Arthur Huston came over for the
occasion and during the afternoon
Bishop Huston spoke 10 the guests
Present also were Mrs. Neis johann
son who was the first chairman OF
the seminary mothers when they
were organized.
Representatives came also from
Raynor chapter in Seattle. the
seminary slumnae group there. in
GLIDING Mrs. Sam Couch. a for
mer Tacoma girl. Mrs. G. W. Tay-
Tor, ST, and Mrs C. ". Taylor
j., motored from Castle Rock for
the affair. Tacoma alumnae were
represented officially by Mrs.
ouglas Gonyea. their president.
At the tea hour those pouring
from attractive spring like tables
were Mrs Huston. Mrs. Malcolm
Saxton. Mrs. r. c. Schaeffer and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Fitch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
DeMolay Mothers
To Have Luncheon

Mrs. r. W. Riesenbeck will open
her recently completed home at
1922 So. B at. for the annual past
presidents luncheon of Tacoma
chapter, DeMolay Mothers club,
Friday.
Luncheon will be served at l
o'clock. with Mrs. Leonard Erick-
son. Mrs. j. NJ. Dunsmore. Mrs. M.
Z. Riordan and Mrs. Harold Erick-
son assisting.
Spring flowers will be used
about the rooms and at the tables.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs Dunsmore at Proctor 4677
or Mrs. Riordan. Proctor 3117, un-
I'll Wednesday evening.
Sunset Garden club will meet
Thursday for 1890 luncheon at the
home of Mrs. H. McCord. 5419 Ea.
L ST. Roll will be answered with
favorite lilies. Mrs. J. H. Kitlar
will be guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
A. e. E. Plans
Annual Event
Dinner, Program. 10 Be
Given Thursdey Evening

The annual spring banquet
Of the Association for Child
hood Education will be held in
the Y. W. c. A. Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock. In
cluded on the program will
be book reviews by Mrs.
Clarke Gould. spring songs by
Mrs. Elmer Carl Miller. ac-
companied by Mrs. Harbke.
and the showing of colored
slides by Miss Beryl Ring.
The committee includes General
Chairman Miss Dorothy Burrows:
social. Zelda Gellenbeek. Eva Mac
Donald. Mary Turnkey. Katherine
Stewart. Mary Irene Murphy: pro-
gram, Dorothy Newcomer. Grace
Conner and Margaret Wheeler.
The theme is April showers
Bring May Flowers" and the table
motif will be in keeping with the
theme.
Officers OF the A. c. F.. for 1870
1871 are: Dorothy Burrows. presi-
dent; Louella Faulkner, vice presi-
dent; Beryl Ring, secretary. Lila
Foltz. treasurer; Zelda Gellenbeck.
social chairman; Dorothy New
conner. program chairman: Mary
Irene Murphy. publicity chairman
The A. c. F. sponsors profess
sional activities among the pri-
mary teachers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Are Complimenied

The 25th wedding anniversary Of
MI. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith. 3505
Melrose st. was marked Saturday
evening At party at Rohrs. The
table was decorated in silver and
white. Hostesses for the affair
we're Mrs. Robert Smith. daughter
Of the couple, and Mrs. C. T.
Underwood
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith. Mr. and Mrs II. L.
Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Ed
wards Of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
G T. Underwood. Miss Mary
Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Turner. Mr and Mrs. W. X. Robin
son. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ x. Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. =. " Madison. Mr.. and Mrs.
W r. Preuss and Mr.. and Mrs. w
Bowers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Class Has Banquet.
Election. As Finale

Closing their activities until
next autumn. member, ~ the
Stewart Women's gym class held
a banquet ~ Rsu's last Nednes-
day evening. Cards and games
and an election Of officers fol-
lowed the dinner hour. Miss Edna
Simmon is instructor for the group.
Chosen TO head the group for
the coming year are Mrs. William
A. Garees. president: Mrs. George
Coons. vice president: Mrs. Albert
Cotter. secretsry-trxssurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
College Students
Select Queen
Miss johnson Receives
Honors at P. |. c.

Miss Norma Johnson, Pa
cific Lutheran college coed,
was chosen by the associated
student body in a recent cleo
ton to rule as May Queen.
Miss Johnson, a senior in the
college of education. has been
active in campus affairs, be-
ing a member of the choir,
secretary of the student body,
and general chairman of the
football banquet held last fall.
Two attendants from each class
were also selected to serve as her
court on May !. Representatives
are: Seniors, Arlee Rutila and
Lenore Rasmussen: juniors. Mar
ssret Taylor and Margaret Jen-
sen; sophomores, Dolores Grubh
and Dorothy Larson; freshmen,
Maxine Thomas and Dorothy John
son. and high school. Alice Stock
ton and Margaret Myhre.
Bertil Bidt. president OF the
student body. has appointed Emile
Bennett as general chairman of
the May Day festivities. Assist
Ing her will be the various COM
mittee chairmen-program, Viz
GINA Hendrickson tchairmanl
Kathryn Wallen and Evelyn Stall
wick: decorations. Ann Pyfei
(ehairmanl, Annsbel Jensen. Mar.
jorie Nelson. Ole Hanson and jim
Anderson, and construction chair.
man, Raymond Reid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Story Tellers 10 Have
Annual Sprino Luncheon

The annual spring luncheon Of
the Story reller's league of Taco
ma viii be held next Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 in the Dslhcm
Arrangements for the affair are
being made by Mrs. =. M. Hnlbert.
Mrs. L. M. Hampton. Mrs. James
Fry and Mrs. M. ID. Cheney.
Mrs. c. T. winslow was hostess
for the groups regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. She was as
sisted at luncheon by Mrs. w. II.
RubauEh and Mrs. Donald Brown.
whitman PIT. A. meets Thurs
day at 2 p. m. In the Girl Scout
room In the school with Mrs.
Charles Lyons telling an Easter
story. Mrs. Lester Ellis will pre-
side. The second grades under
Miss Anga Dale. Miss Ina Boch
and Mrs. Clara Thompson will fur
nish the music. Mrs. Ernest Goul-
DER will be the speaker at the
study group and will lead the dis
cussion on What Religion Means
20 Ny Child" second grade
r,others will he hostesses with Mrs.
Charles Dawson a. chairman.
Arlington PIT. A. meets Thur.
ray at 1:30 p. m. In the school with
Mrs. William Fantz presiding. The
second grade pupils under Mrs.
Eleanor McPighe will present the
program. Second grade mothers
will be- hostesses.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks
Hold Open House

On the occasion Of their silver
anniversary Mr. and Mrs c. L.
Hicks, 1901 No sth st, held open
house on Easter afternoon. More
tran so guests called 10 extend
their good wishes, many coming
from out of town.
Decorations were white lilacs
Easter lilies and sniapdragons
White and silver table appoint
ments were used Miss Betty
bradley and Miss Genevieve Hicks
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Hicks
presided at the table and Miss
Narilyn Hicks at the punch bowl
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks have four
children. Miss Genevieve and the
Messrs. James. Frank and Donald.
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bers are Mrs Robert Western and
Mrs. William +. Campbell. This
club has closed membership OF
20. with the quota fun at present.
Applicants must submit two
manuscripts for consideration for
membership. and II accepted must
produce two manuscripts during
the year 10 be in good standing.
Mrs. Mahlbere and Mrs. Brint-
nall have made recent sales. while
Mesdames Paul Shafer and Curran
Mcdonnell have had some of their
lyrics set 10 music and broadcast
over kMo at the annual Daffodil
festival.
Other members are Mesdames
John Byrd. Harold Clayberg. John
Inset. J. S. Jones. George s. March.
Ellsworth c. Power. /. A. Rust.
Honorary members are Mrs. II. l.
Derrickson Of Los Angeles and
Mrs. John Kendall OF Seattle.
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Guild to Give
Third Play
"See My Lawyer" Coming
Soon a. Weyerhseuser

See My Lawyer" a clev-
er modern comedy, has been
chosen by the Tacoma Theater
Guild as its third offering for
the current season. The play,
written by Richard Maibaum
and Harry Clork and produced
on Broadway under Ezra
Stone, will be presented in
Weyerhaeuser hall on May 7
and 8.
Under the direction Of Philburn
Friedman the play IL now In re-
hcarsal.
The play has just been released
for amateurs and the Thcater
guild was fortunate In securing II
for its first production In this
section Of the country.
Tickets are on sale at Fraser's.
Rhodes Book Nook and the Y. W.
c. A. desk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Miss Kuhl
Aqain Honored

one Of the much feted bride
elects this spring is Miss Betty
Kuhl whose marriage TO Mr.. Len
Anderson will be solemnized May
II. On Tuesday evening she was
feted at a kitchen shower which
Miss Mabel Oleson gave at her
home. A score of guests were
present for the dessert supper and
informal evening which followed.
They included Misses Ann Bar
rett. Grace Barrett. Mary Barrett,
Harriet johnson. Mabel Nelson.
Katherine Stewart. Mary Irene
Murphy. Mary Turnkey, Eva Nc
Donald. Sara Mcdonald, Marjorie
Mcdonald. Mrs. Emma Mcdonald,
Misses Alma Hayward. Lois Cliff
ton. Inez Howard. Margaret How
ard. Mrs. I. r. Moore. and Mrs.
o. F. kuhl, mother of the guest of
honor.
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Mrs. Richard Hostess

Women's Council for Peace will
meet Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. James Richard. 1921 So. l. st.
The program. arranged by Mrs.
Henry Andrak. will be an illus
trated talk by Miss Stella c. kel-
logg. executive secretary Of the
Anti Tuberculosis league of Pierce
county. Pictures to be presented
are Clouds in the Sky and They
Do Come Back" Mrs. Richard
will report on q recent meeting
on American Peace Mobilization.
Mrs. Frank Otis will preside over
the business meeting which will
precede the 80 program. Lunch
con will be served from u until
l o'clock.
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Womsn's Club TO Discuss
National Affair." Friday

National and international AZ
fairs Of the day will be the sub
ject for discussion of the legisIs-
tive and international relations de-
psrtment Of the Tacoma Woman's
club in the clubhouse Friday sf-
ternoon at ! 80 Mrs. Frank A.
Cole. chairman Of the department
has invited Mrs. Calvin W. Stew
art TO be the speaker.
Mrs. n. A Harris, chairman Of
the garden department has asked
Mrs. Berry Sugg, an authority on
corsage making to speak at go
At 10 o'clock the same day, Mrs
r. G. Anderson, education chair
man will meet with her Better
English class.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Borsk
psren@s OF Dsuonfer

NJ and MS. Louis Borsk, S42a
So. st. are receiving congrstula'
tons on the birth Of q daughter
April q. at Tacoma General hos.
pital. The baby has been named
Karen Lou and is being welcomed
by q sister. Marilyn. four year:
old. Grandparents are M. and
Mrs. Henry Grain and NJ. snc
Mrs. Joseph Borak.
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Chapter 70 Entertain
Seattle Guesfx Ihurxday

Tacoma chapter, Order OF DEMO
lay. viii be hosts To Temple chap
ter of Seattle Thursday evening.
At this time Temple chapter will
confer the initiatory degree and
the local chapter will confer the
DeMolay degree on 20 candidates.
The meeting will start at 7:3o.
This IL the last meeting Of
Master Councillor Harold DuLsc's
term before the semi-annusl public
installation on April -. Refresh
ments are TO be served following
the degrees.
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Karen Diane TO Be
infants Name

Mr.. and krs. Alfred wolover.
sSlo Fswcett ave, have named
their first daughter. born March
"a in Tacoma General hospital.
Karen Diane. Their first son.
Alfred Thomas. and grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Busemeier, are
welcoming the little girl.
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Womens Society 70 Have
Luncheon Thursday

The Womens society for Chris
tan service of LeSourd Methodist
church will meet for luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the church
After a business meeting there
will be a program.
Hosteseex are Mrs William
BERG. Mrs. Ed Close, Mrs. Durat
Close and Mrs. A. Ottosen.
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Hs yes Is a sue
cessful writer.
now the house
guest Of Or. and
Mrs. Marvin ID.
s c sefsr. OF
steilscoom lake.
NJ rs. George
Russell Of Pros
pect Hill was
welcomed back
into the club at
a recent meet
ing New mem