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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Julia Brady, Alice Hewitt, Ca
dence Hines. LYDIA Gosgins. Will
hemina Roxborough, Peggy John
son, Ruth f. Webb. Phyllis Golden
Josephine Gaines, Mignon Brown,
Pauline Milton, Thelma Hutchins.
lola Harrison. Mildred Gsrdena
Dorothy Gibson. Ruth Belford and
Louise Edwards.
Others who entertained for the
personable MRS. GIBSON ..
were. LYDIA Goggins. with lunch
con. the theatre and dinner.
BEN AND VIRGIL BROMLEY -.
at dinner RUTH ROUTT JACK
SON. with dinner at the Paradise
Lounge. Mrs. Gibson says that
Detroi; hospitality is second 10 none.
LUCILLE DAVIS 49,. took Mrs.
Gibson to see the "Priorities OF
1912" and Mrs Thomas Brown
entertained her al cards.
DR.. MARSHALL ROSS OF New
York CITY is the house guest OF DR.
DAISY NORTHCROSS OF King
avenue.
KAY MARSHALL. cousin OF Ruth
Webb. is in the city for the dura-
ton sent here from Redbank. N
j. by the Federal government. /:
pretty and brainy ....s dental n.y.
genist and Radio Trchnician.
( Hold on lads don't crowd Pretty
Kay is making Ter home with DR.
and Mrs ]. W. Ames while in The
city Her dad and DR. Ames were
very good friends
D., DR. AND MRS. J. B. GOGGlNs
had farewell party for EDDIE
TOLAN- IN last Saturday night
held al their beautiful home on Hol
brook avenue He left for TIT
! army as yea hsva perhaps heard o.
read by now.
THE SPHINX CLUB Of Alpha
PHI Alpha fraternity &C.. plans
skating party TO be held on EaS
Ter Monday al the Forest club. &.
more about II later, Also the.
-pfsn swsnR cocKtsti party 70 b
held at the Club 666 on April is :
proceeds from these two affairs wi!
DC used 20 promote the 90. DIES
. AKADESIS 10 be held somet!m
IN May
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Highl!ght on the interesting
career OF DR.. George Washington
Carver. as we'll as very fine pic
ture Of the famed scientist, and
Hamitic Bible was presented TO
members OF the Abatenjwa League
OF Interdenominational Ministers
Wives during Tuesdays meeting.
It all happened as 30 members
and guests dined on delicious
turkey dinner at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs Charles Hill on West
Grand boulevard. John c. South,
son of minister. was the absent
host Acting by proxy was Mrs. H.
l.. Mckinney However. the picture
was a gift from Nj. South He also
sent a framed resolution I'm sacred
memory Of DR. Carter" 10 be placed
in the halls of Tuskegee.
The Hills home. very spacious,
was abloom with many fresh flow
ers Among the guests were Mrs,
Brombaugh. wife OF the executive
secretary OF Detroit Council OF
Churches: Mrs. j. f Johnson. wife
of the elder Of the Seven Day Adj
ventist church; Mrs. H. H. Crane
OF Central Methodist church; Mrs
Carl Soule of Mt Olivet Methodist
church in Dearborn; also Mesdames
Gilchrist. Hicks, Underwood, Cabule
and McClain.
Members Of this prominent group
include Mesdames Mary L Smith
Alice MCGEE. Fannie B. Peck, Lin
ME Miles, Pauline cunningham.
Melissa Brown. RubyDClay, Virgin
o. Jones, Alma Thomas. Bertha
Wright. Marian Merritt. Ida NJ
Pope. Lena Bryant, Matte Ray
Louise Westbrook, Virginia Mona
nous, Mrs. A. Pittman, Mrs. Almalia
Kaiger, Mrs A NJ. Williams, Mrs
Campbell. and the president. Mrs
4. NJ. Bankhcad.
4 *, X
There was delightful spirit oil
cheerlo as the gang" OF we'll wish
ers assembled over to Loyal Aus
tins coy apartment to wisE Paul
line Johnson happy birthday.
Host at the party was Hill Craw'
ford. The honoree received per
tune, lingerie and very dainty
gifts. and especially 20 set thu
feminine heart aflutter - an orchid
Twas grand.
* * n
I Friday night the. crowd" were
all out on West Grand boulevstc
TO say so long TO Charles Hill. III,
Rev. Mr.. Hills eldest, who is leav
ing for the army He was given ;
grand party and sent on the wa,
with the best OF luck.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Charlotte MOten
Weekend Guest

Mrs. Charlotte Motion. daughter
OF the late Dr. and Mrs. r. r. Mo-
ton was guest Of Mrs Rosa Gragg
over the week end.
Miss Motion is a representative OF
the FSA. She was here 10 assist
in promoting better recreational
facilities for war workers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
The Housekeeper
By HELEN MAYS
Hamburger Steak in War Time

Hamburger Steak in War Time
HOW TO STRETCH MEAT .
10. fresh hamburger, or ground
round steak
Y cup milk
Finely chopped onion
cup Wheaties
tsp salt
u tsp. pepper
Mix together. Place on pie pan.
Pat into shape OF T-bone steak,
about one inch thick. Broil 8-l5
minutes very hot oven). After
meat is brown on one side, turn.
Brown other side and finish cook
ing.
OPA Says
RABBIT MEAT is now So cents a
pound.
ICE CREAM. A new pricing
method for zee cream when the
butterfat content is reduced more
.kan 2i2 per cent will pass on TO
ice cream eaters savings effected
by manufacturers through their
new formulas.
CANNED CHICKEN, Because OF
jgher costs Of ingred Ients the price
Of canned chicken a la kine and
canned chicken -and-noodle dinner
will be increased two TO three cents
pere IL to l6-ounce jar The large
% TO 30-ounce jars OF canned home
style chicken will 90 up about II
cents.
FRESH VEGETABLES; Price con.
troll has been extended recently e
include lettuce. spinach. tomatoes
tsnapbeans, carrots, cabbage. peas
White potatoes and onions are al
L.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

per hospital; Mrs Susie Jones,
Woodland avenue. Mrs Annie john
sol. mother OF Mrs Carol Filipino
on Crane; Mrs Redmon, Harper
hospital; Miss Enlow. Wayne dag
-nostic, Mrs Mcdonald, and Mrs
B,anch are on the road 10 recovery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
NORTH END NEWS

The ,iasses at Sacred Heart
church were well attende5 A. 730
and $50. Mass was sung by Rev.
Father Thcfcls; $50 and II Mass
by Rev Father c IRON. Sunday
being the frs, Sunday. the Christian
Mothers Sodaliiy went to Commu-
Mon in a body II was also Quin-
quagesima Sunday. The Epist was
taken from Paul'S letter 20 the Cor
inthians Cor bib and the Cos
pei ST Luke l82l-43 The sermon
was delivered by Rev. Father Thci-
fels. text taken from the cplS,lc on
Charity which he asks everyone to
read over several times carefully.
Speaking on Charity. he said, We
are always seeing the faults in
others and never in ourselves,
speaking unkindiy and uncharitable
Of others The sermon fits every
one for IL is human nature for MS
to be fault finders OF others and
m Ike Us feel we are perfect.
Wednesday is Ash Wednesday,
blessing and distribution OF the
ashes. 40. $50 a m and 100 p m
during Len, deyotions viii be Tues
! day. friday and Sunday evenings a;
80 pm We hope these devotions
Will DC largely attended; bring your
non Catholic friends with YOU May
the love OF God dWel in our hearts
with iervent Zeal and charity TO.
wards our neighborS Remember
the boys IN the service N your daily
PRAYERS Sacred Hear, church wei.
comes you at all times Instruction
every Tuesday evening Sunday
seheel after the $40 maSs-ReH
Fa,her Henry Tnc.fcis. pastor
Marian { McG.H. reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

The American Beauty Social and
Art club met with Mrs. Beatrice
Brown on Goddard avenue. Bust
ness was carried on as usual with
final plans for the entertainment OF
serviccmen on Saturday. March 10
from IL noon TO u night. Guess
ing prize was won by Mrs. Elsie
Galloway who was our special
guest. Mrs. Villa Dempsey is con-
fined to her home due 10 illness
Next week bridal shower will be
given for Miss Roxanna Cannon
who will be married at a later
date in March. Mrs. Mable Smith,
president: Mrs. Villa Dempsey.
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Mrs. A. B. Booker OF Scotch
avenue is confined to TIE hospital
because OF broken leg. an injury
she suffered in a fall during our
!cy days.
* x X
The Brunch BridgetteS met with
May Turner for luncheon and
bridge Prizes went TO Luella Hill
and Viola Jones. Others present
were Florine Mckinney, Marie
Mangum, Edwith Wright and NJ
Payne,
); x X
The EStrelntas rattle and keno
party was a huge success Got 20
/ dof your hats 10 those girls: they
really know how 10 put over a
party. in spite OF war times Linnie
Harris was their mSot recent hos
Tess. Selma Bell. EuuICe- Webb and
Virginia Flennoy played the hard
est and won the prizes, but not
with members Melita Morgan. Vel
ma Farrar. Lena Mosley. Model
Lundy and Julia Grimes having
their share OF the fun.
\ 4 x
Louise Johnson Moore's recen'
marriage cannot go uncelebrated
henceforth her friends. co-hostesse!
Eddie Van Franks and Thelma Lew
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
HOLY NAME SOCIETY

All Holy Name men nd BOYS will
20 20 Communion In a.body on sun
day morning at 80 After which a
81 ort business mceaas Vil. be held
IN the school club room Jesse Cor
don IS president
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

vASHTI MURPHY MATTHEWS
OF Baltimore. Md daughter OF the
editor OF The Afro-Amcrican and
recent bride Of SEAMAN ROBERT
MATTHEWS. of Detroit. will be
here next week end 80 10 visit with
her husbands family. We expect
that there will be much activity
.. whereabouts upon her arrival
and we are all anxious 10 see the
bride.
Reverend CHARLES HILL. and
family had the younger set over
OBJ Friday night. TO say goodbye
70 CHARLES JR who is 10 leave,
In few days to join the armed
forces
.Condelenees TO S. MCQUEEN
.. OF Arlington whose mother
passed away last Thursday.
Also 10. EDWARD BAKER &C..
whose fs,her-in-law passed In
Washington. D. C., last week ...
He left for the East on Monday
MRS HALEY BELL spent last
week end in Chicago.
,CHESTERFIELDS do their bit
seven OF them are in the service and
seven are still a; home. Those in
the service are HOWARD TAN
DY who is stationed al Camp Stone
man in California FLEETWOOD
Mccoy. who was here last week
end on furlough is in the navy
and has exact whereabouts is mil
itsry secret SGT ( D G A r
NANCE who is stationed a; the
army air base al Richmond. Va.
DEMARR SOLOMON. who is a,
Camp Atterbury . CHAR E S
DIGGS JR...... who is perhaps al
Custer or on his way 10 his camp
SGT. BILLY ALLEN, who is sta.
toned at Aberdeen Proyinl
Grounds in Maryland and ...
THEODORE WASHINGTON - sta
-..oned Keesler- Field -Mlssis.
Appi
TIE seven left al home FOR va
rious reasons occupaiional defer
nDents and the like are JACK
BARTHWELL. LEVEN WEISS
CONKLIN BRAY. BOB JOHNSON
BOB DOUGLASS TONY MARTIN
and WARNER SANFORD.
Al regular meeting OF tht
Chesterfields held in he private
dining rooms OF the Paradise loun q
last week j., was decided tina
those left will, DO their bit b,
sending cigarettes. and other ne
ceSsiiies 70 the bows IN camp
Orchids 10 them from this depart
men,
RUTH Z WEBB Vas the las
hostess 10 the Detr6i,ers g.. OF
their lsyt regular meeting night.
u was decided that he Detroiter
would be hostesses az the new Use
center ore Gay q month Brdg
was the festure\wiih MARGARE'
PIPER winning first prize and
MARY ROBERTS. second
CHARLES CONVICTION is HON
on furlough looking fine.
ADA SIMPSON SMEDLEY on
OF the old Detroiiers passed ava
last week.
ORION WELLS divorce vas {
come up this MONDAY do nc
know whether or Lot il becsm
final
RUTH BEDFORD en,erts.ne
Der house gucSt Mrs Ch5rir
Gibson. Of Burlington n J ., N
beautiful new Paradise Lounge
on last Monday night 1t was
bridge party Prizes went 10 Rut
= Webb LYDIA Goggirs and
wilhelmins Roxborough
Al the bridge tables were Ed,
White. Odale Harmon. Ruth CA
nss. Laura Lucas. Lucille Dsvi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
HAS DAUGHTER

Congratulations are being received
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Ffer OF
Hudson avenue on the birth OF a
daughter. Florence Elaine, March ]
Mrs. Ffer was Ada Cobb before
her marriage
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
MON CHG EIGHT

Members Of the Msa Chu Eight
club met at toe home OF Mrs. r.
Jones. 3025 Stanley There will be
a black party on March 20 at 1926
Whietwood. Come out and have
good time Mrs Talbert had the
highest bridge score OF the evening.
Mrs. Ruth Edison is confined to her
home due TO illness. lrma Tulloch,
president: Mildred Scott. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

D. De Vane of Chicago. Illinois.
Aeatha De Vane Lieut. Harold
l. Gamble Sunday. February The union soemnized by
William Bradden Colonel u S. Army retired The former
Sweethear of the Tukegee Wberforce OF
outstanding leader in social and re
during Lieutenant Gamble
commissioned the only member of his in grad
of 24o officers the Army Administration school
Fargo. NJ D.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

GADDINGS
BY Gladys
YTIRAHcS PREPARE FOR ANNUAL
SPRING FASHION REVUE

THE ITlRAIiCS viii hold Their fashion revue ths year
al the Institute the Saturday after Easter
which falls this year May /.
Priorites and rationing have just about ruled the
serving affairs of this Kind and this year
the Ytrahc will in the elegant With
the usual luncheon.
IT'S be held Saturday night this Just about
working and DAYS week that afternoon
affairs cannot be assured Of a crowd
a number Of gentlemen have shown interest in
this have seered clear because OF the presence
perhaps this they will feel free
to come since be done strictly show.
You will be hearing and more about II as time goes
We Will be asking you participate or help in some
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Esry tdbefcJlo.s IS durable Fol-
.oW NJ example ~ the armed forces
set . chest XIsy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Frederick Ventour cele-
bratcd her birthday on Sunday Her
mother and dad surprised her with
a party with just a few friends at
tending Mr. Ventour presented his
wife with one dozen red roses, a
beautiful card and a large box OF
candy. The baby came in for his
share too Many beautiful gifts
were presented The Ladies aux
Hilary o: the knights OF S. Peter
Claver presented him with box IF
lovely garments while Mrs Kni ght-
ron started thc fellow off with a
book of war savings st-mps. Those
present were Mrs Mary Winter. Mr.
and Mrs. Singleton and daughter,
Mrs. Marian McGill and Irene, Mrs.
Hiida Smith and others. There was
a huge birthday cake snd loads of
other refreshments Everyone en-
joyed pleasant evening, and the
gifts we're gorgeous. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vontour Will be moving IN their
lovely apartment on Woodland
soon.
UAW-CIO NEWS
The Womcn's Auxiliary No OF
Chryslcr Local No 7 met on Thurs
day evening al 1851 Hart avenue
Il was social night for the members
md their families and friends De-
licIous refreshments we're served
and a lovely time was enjoyed by
all You are cordially invited &c
become member If your brother
husband or father works in any O.
the factories and is member 81
the EAW-GtO- Yea are eligible tol
membership There is no dlscrim'
nation regardless Of race, creed OF
color. We need you. Call today
Marian G McG.ll Is trustee and re-
porter Evelyn George, president
Etael Wallace. secretary.
SICK AND SHUT-IN
Mr. Maurice Foster on Crane
avenue: Mrs Nettie Ciemons Har
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13


SADYE ATKINS is thinking Of becoming WAAC...
put application this week If SHE does not ae-
will be because she also received an offer this week
past go Algiers private secretary AS we go
press she is dckerng between the two ways OF serving
her country
EVELYN KEMP and her tiny daughter entrained for
New York this Tuesday past to join Bill who
and has been there for the past month
getting things ready for his little family the kemps
will make their home there permanently and the best OF
luck to them.
Did YOU know that EDITH dit" KNOLLE. and
EDGAR STEVENS married last week while he
was here on furough Twas all done in soto voce
and in fact just beginning to leak out lie is
stationed at Camp Campbell in Kentucky.
We are glad 10 hear that MRS GRACE GREENIDGE
has recuperated from her illness She was in you know
for a couple OF weeks. with bad case OF flu.
Dr. Greenidge is enjoying much needed rest IN Roam
oke Va What with ratoning and all the strain was
too much for him that he has given up part OF ms
duties Faryiew Sanatorium He was superintendent.
. Hs win concentrate his efforts his X-ray work when
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
UAM-CIO NEWS
SICK AND SHUT-IN

Mr.. Maurice Foster on Crane
avenue: Mrs NettIe Ciemons. Har-
Evening star., 1943-09-19
= times when to
SIGZzrH ~ 1EpHHS/ I

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when you feel the need Of change They're Hgba,
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GOODNESS in every puff. They contain special modern
moisture retaining ingredient that adds irritating
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Iected tobaccos that tell you Here's qualiey!" What
more could you ask of any cigarette? Try Spuds today
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
ENJOYS ANNUAL PICNIC

The Junior Woman-s Clue, hus-
bands and guests met at Legion hall
for their annual picnic on Tuesday.
After lovely pot luck lunch, the
men enjoyed a game of baseball
while the women held their meet
ing.
Mrs. Joughin gave an impressive
installation speech to install the
new officers and presented flowers
to the new and old officers.
1t was decided to help the war eff
fort by buying another bond with
the balance that is in the treasury.
Plans were discussed for the coming
year.
Mrs. Leonard Sleizer was APP
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
Greet Entertainment
Found In
Exciting Romance

Fortunately, fun Is no; 1ationed
yet as will be experienced Sunday
and Monday when a bombshell of
entertainment, 1.-THE Crystal Ball, =
co-starring Paulette Goddard and
Rsy Milland, explodes fast comedy,
romance and adventure, into the
lap of the audience at the Kootenai
theatre, where the picture opens
a hilarious session.
This whirlWind comedy is spun
against the carnival atmosphere of
a gaudy New York honky tonk dis
-trfct IN which fortune teller Gffadys
George conducts shady business
with the aid of a crystal ball, an
assortment of cooperative spirits, !
chief of whom is an 'Injun," and
planted spies who are handy at get
ting valuable information for her.
Paulette Goddard, broke, is b.
friended by the fortune teller, who
gets Paulette job next door "shil-
ling the pitch" at shooting gallery
When Madame Zenobia breaks her
back, Paulette is called on TO dou-
BILE as the fortune teller. Through
medium, Paulette, disguised as
Madame Zenobia, meets and gives
some confidential information to at
torney Ray Milland, who, on the
fortune teller's advice, invests mon
ey of his client, a wealthy young
widow, Virginia Field, in property
which the government is secretly in
terested. From that point merry
chase ensues with Paulette hot or
the trail Of Ray Milland whom she
arranges to meet under less for
mal~ circumstances. The intrigue
and scandal in which Paulette and
Ray become innocently involved al
lows for a latitude of fun and sus-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
COUPLE MARRIED HERE

Mrs. Hazel Cherry of Bowdoin-
Mont. and. Jack Reding of Hill
yard, Wash, were married Friday
evening at $50 o'clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest DeRosia,
the Rev. Z. Roy Fort officiating.
The ring ceremony was used. The
pretty ceremony was by candle
light with the house decorated with
baskets of red flowers. The cou-
pie were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
De Rosia.
The bride wore cream color
jersey gown with a red corsage
and accessories. Mrs. DeRosia's cor
sage was talisman roses. Mrs. Phil
ley, mother of the bride, wore a
eorsage of pink roses and sweet
peas. Mrs. leila Ramlo, Gordon and
Rob DeRosia were the only guests
Mr. and Mrs. Reding will be al
home at Bowdoin where both are
employed by the Great Northern
Railway Company.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
IN APPRECIATION

To the fine people of Libby and
vicinity. Please accept my sincere
thanks for the many kindnesses ex-
tended my uncle, H. E. Brink, dur
ing his brief illness and death Dur
ing his last visit here, he frequently
mentioned the numerous favors he
received from the good people of
Libby. and he was SO loyal to you
all, and respected his acquaintance
and friends.
To Miss Inez Ratekin, of whom,
both he and my parents, the late
Editor and Mrs. James Brink, spoke
SO highly, ! am deeply grateful for
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
Revised Feed
Prices Will Save
Formers Money

Saving to farmers are expected
to result from OPA's revision of
retail prices of animal and poultry
feeds. Previously, the retailer has
been allowed fixed mark-up Of
$3.50 a ton on all kinds of feeds.
Now, feeds have been classified,
and there is schedule of mark
ups ranging from $3.50 to $1,000 a
ton.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
| LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

P. T. Meter of Troy was visi-
tor in Libby yesterday.
Rummage sale by Kootenai Val
ley Grange May IS. 5l-52
Born TO MIR. and Mrs. Willis Hall
on May 7, son, at the Libby hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Black
ford went into Spokane Monday for
several days stay.
Archie Thompson was down from
ReNford Friday transacting bust
ness IN the county seat.
Mrs. Ben Deyerle of the Yak
river district visited last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luxa, Jr.
Ernest Wood has started daily
bus service between Libby and
Warland for the convenience of men
working at the j. Neils Lumber
Co. camp. Trips will be made
daily.
Mrs. A. S. Borden left Saturday
for The Dalles, Ore, where she will
make her home. Her parents re-
side there. She expects also to
spend some time in Bend, Ore,
where d sister is living
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gildea, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. John
Pubard and family and Miss Flea
nor Rodgers, drove to Eastport,
Ida. to spend Mothers Day with
the Gildea's daughter and son-in-
lew, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Seeley.
Edward Neils is expected to ar
live home Saturday from Harvard
University for a visit with his par
erts Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nejls,
before being transferred to Camp
Lee, Va He is in the quartermas-
ter's department and has been TAX
| ing training at Harvard.
The grounds of St. Luke's Epis-
copal church were nicely land
scaped the past week and set to
trees and shrubbery Of many choice
varieties, the gift of James M.
Blackford, Jr. 1t is the desire OF
the congregation to make of these
grounds a beautiful and restful
garden.
Mrs. Eldon Schuck was called in
] to Spokane this week by the serious
/ illness of her father, Fred Marks Of
Rexford Mr.. Marks was in the hos
pital for a hand infection when he
developed pneumonia. For time
his life was despaired of but he il
now recovering. Mrs. Schuck re
turned home last night.
Lieut.-Col. Lawrence Vidal ane
family stopped in Libby Friday or
/ their way from Seattle to Helena
Col. Vidal has been transferred t.
4 Georgia and Mrs. Vidal and TIL,
children will remain in Helena will
Il his people during the duration
Col. Vidal is we'll known in Lin
coin county and has many friend
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Aronson an
two sons drove to Libby from Kal
ispell Sunday. Mr.. Aronson, al
elder of the Presbyterian church
Kalispell, has been assisting in serv
ices in the local church since the de
parture Of Rev. Mr.. Prentice an
has earned for himself reputa
ton of being an excellent speake
on religious topics.
Glen Leckrone was a proud fish
erman Monday when he was show
ing some beautiful specimens of sil
yer and rainbow trout that he ha
caught Sunday from Crystal lax,
The fish were from 10 to IL inche
long and averaged about poun
and a half each. They were fin
specimens and especially acceptabl
in these days of meat rationing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13

pointed chairman of the member
ship committee, and Miss Gladys
Bogges chairman of the program
committee.
The hostess for this successful pic
nic were Mrs. Art Neils, Mrs. OAR
rell Shaurette and Mrs Raymond
RIaich