The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-26

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CLAY Parker returned to Libby
Monday from Hot Springs where he
had taken Mrs. ]. t. Brindley to
Join Mr. Brindley who has been
there for some time. Mr. and Mrs.
Brindley left on Monday for Spo-
kane.
Eleven members Of the Birthday
club met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George Stout to
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
Guests enjoyed a potluck lunch and
a sunshine birthday cake baked by
Mrs. Frank Bateman.
B. w. Brink, formerly stationed
here while studying big game mat
tiers, is now in the army at Fort
! Sill. Okla. He writes 1 should
much appreciate receiving the
Western News as long as | am here.
In an unfamiliar land among
strangers, all Libby news IS heartily
welcome
Mrs. Leil Kinsman of Minneapo-
lis. Mimi, spent from Wednesday to
Sunday evening in Libby as the
guests of Mrs. E. P. Woodwork, the
two ladies having been friends of
former wears. Mrs. Kinsman was
taking her first trip through the
west and was much interested. She
left Sunday for Los Angeles, Calf,
Mrs. Thos. Fleetwood is in re-
ccipt of an announcement card to
the effect that son. Edward Allen,
was born to the Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Alexander on February IL
at Rushville. Ind, where Mr.. Alex
ander is pastor of the Presbyterian
church. Mr. Alexander will be re.
membered as student pastor o.
the Presbyterian church here 9 few
years ago.
Mrs. Darrell Shaurette had
: valentine party recently for hel
,, little daughter. Lenore, who en-.
tertained her Is guests with varl
Gus games between 2.30 and 4.30
Centering the rcfreshment tablt
was a valentine doll dressed in dol.
lies and at the place were littl,
red favor baskets, also adorned will
doilies and filled with candies. A
the close of the party, the children
were served heart center lce-crean
: and valentine cakes.
u A note from Mrs. B. f. Moone.
states that they are now located a
Gait Calf, and continues: wv
are now living in the Sacrament
Valley and expect to be here unit
school IS out. Napa Valley is
beautiful place but dozens of fam
lies are waiting for houses, as
is only a few miles from Mar
Island. So we came inland as 500
as Edward, our son, finished hi
course in welding. He is working !
the shipyards at Richmond, Cali
Mr. and Mrs. L. j Olson wer
hosts Saturday night to the mem
bers Of the Double Ten club wit
high score honors in the pinochl
games going to Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Neils and the low score diStinctio
to Mrs. M. K Kedzie and Angus
Wichman As the concluding fes
ture of a pleasant evening, tn
hostess served dainty refreshmen'
at midnight Non-member guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Kedzi
and Mrs. Leil Kinsman Of Mime;
polls, MINI.
Gifts, glamorous, modern an
lasting-NeW stock of watche
watch bracelets, diamonds, locket
pearls, crosses and compacts ;
Welch's Jewelry & Gift Shop.
An unusually interesting discu.
sion was had last night by II
Wrangler's club in the Presbyteria
church parlors. The Rev. r.
Prentice was leader and had chose
as the topic each members p
peeve. This brought out varie
discussion that ranged all the We
from the conduct of the war to II
dog control question in Libby. Wa
ter Neils gave an interesting a
count of his visit to Washington,
c., and of his and other lumbe
mems meeting with high govern
ment officials relative to lumb
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Brintt
went to Kalispell Friday to me
their daughter, Mrs. Conrad
Press, Jr., who had been visitil
her husbands parents in Missoul
Mr. Brinton and Mrs. Priess Ii
Er;Ja.y ax,op,1n far 01yy,api, ,.,ba