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Evening star., 1946-04-16
By the Assoeioisd Press

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April TO-
Thousands Of boxing fans will see
Champion Joe Louis and Challenger
Billy Conn battle it out for the
heavyweight championship June 1s
from ''ringside seats" in movie the
aters, simultaneously with Yankee
Stadium spectators, if Promoter
Mike Jacobs carries out his newest
idea.
The head of the Twentieth Cen
tury Sporting Club witnessed a tele-
vised wrestling match here yesterday
and promptly declared it wouldn't
surprise" him if plans to cast the
Yankee Stadium bout onto screens
in theaters and in Madison Square
Garden were carried out.
Uncle Mike and Madison Square
Garden officials flew here yesterday
for the television demonstration
which they witnessed in company
with General Electric officials. The
wrestlers put on their show in GEs
television station WRGB. The bout
was cast onto II by is foot screen
in the Civic Playhouse.
Jacobs didn't indicate how far
from New York City or in how many
theaters the project would be prac-
ticable.
Declaring he was pleased with the
clarity" of the demonstration
Jacobs said in an interview:
1T wouldn't surprise me If we
could go through with our plans to
have the Louis-Conn meeting tele-
vised on large screens"
Carrying through Of Jacobs plan
would mark another step forward in
boxing's pioneering progress. A
fight was recorded for the motion
pictures as far back as March IT.
1897, when Bob Fitzsimmons tangled
with Jim Corbett at Carson City
New.
Broadcasting of fights dates back
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Indians and Co|oneIs
Are Favored in A, A.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 16.-
Sports writer's today put the finger
on indianapolis and Louisville as
favorites to win the 1916 American
Association pennant as the eight
clubs prepared to open the loops
45th season tomorrow before more
than $4,000 fans.
The annual poll of members of the
American Association Chapter of
Baseball Writers gave the Indians
and the Colonels 1873 points each on
a basis of eight points for each first
place ballot, seven for second, ETC.,
down to one for eighth.
The power-laden Hoosiers were
given at least technical edge, how
ever, since they received nine votes
tor first place as against only two
for Louisville.
Evening star., 1946-04-16

We finished our day about $50
with seven nice browns, two brooks
and two rainbows,
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Lovoeetto Delays Surgery

BALTIMORE. April 16 (P.-Harry
(Cookie) Lavagetto, Brooklyn third
baseman, has been advised by DR.
G. E. Bennett of Baltimore, to GO
on playing this season, but to return
for an operation If his right arm
continues to bother him.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Parks Stopped by Charles

PITTSBURGH, April 16 P.-
Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati light
heavyweight, stopped George Parks
OF Washington, D. c., in the sixth
round OF scheduled 10 here last
night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22

white accessories OF white.
Following the wedding the ma
ny friends OF the families at
tended a reception at the Hill
home on West Grand Boulevard.
In the receiving line were Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Walden, and
the bridal party. Tables for serv-
ice OF the guests were set up on
the lawn and decorated with fern
leaves and larkspur.
Hostesses were jeanette Jones.
Ola Morton. Marage Gresham,
BESSIE Johnson, Lena Walden.
Esther Anderson. Zee Oliver
Faith Holiday Robena Nelson,
Geraldine Graham, Betty Wheel
er. Goldie Dickerson. Dolores
webb, Catherine Parker. Loretta
Douglas. Wesley Penick. Marta
Robinson. Selma Darlington Dix
lie Reddick, Alberta Lightfoot
Jane Foster. Dorothy Black. Iris
Cox, Ruth Bryant, Frances Ward.
and Bermecia Hill, sister OF the
bride who was in charge OF the
Junior hostesses- Shirley Ora
/ ham. Muriel Walden. Jean Clay,
Berniee Pickens, and Geraldine
Jackson.
Mrs Roberta Hill, mother OF
the bride. was hospitalized and
missed the lovely affair but the
entire party paid her a quick vi
sit just before the ceremonies
After the reception Roberta and
hubby. Roger. paid another visit
TO mother before leaving on a
honeymoon trip to Chicago. The
bride wore a dressmaker suit OF
olive green with an orchid cor
sage.
The couple will live in North
Carolina where the groom is sta
toned
GUESTS
Among the guests seen at the
wedding were Mrs. Leona Allison
and Mrs Eva TillmaA OF Chicago;
Jeanne Armstrong and Faith Hol-
liday OF Columbus. Ohio; Mr., and
Mrs. William Zebbs, OF Ann Ar
Dor; Mrs. Cora Emanuel, OF East
Aurora New York: Mrs. Marga-
ret Bass Of Chicago. Ill: Mrs
George Digs. Miss Helen Cuz-
zens, Mrs j. +. Mccall, Miss
Victoria Mccall, Mr. and Mrs
Spencer Carey. Charles Diggs.
Jr, Mildred Blount. Betty Glenn.
Mrs. Ernest Cabule. 1t. Ernest
Cabule, Clara Freeman, Mrs. John
Smith. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Now
ell Louis Wade. 1t Calvin Por-
ter and Mrs. Haley Bell.
Mrs Valerie Pettiford Mr. and
Mrs Dan Petty. Mr.. and Mrs
Porter billiard. Mrs. Edward Ben
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22

The nuptials were spoken be-
fore an altar which simulated
forest scene with palms. buckle
berry and wild ferns as a back
ground. Irises and larkspur filled
the beauty baskets which stood
at either side Palms and stands
OF tall lighted tapers were placed
az intervals throughout tn Q
church. To complete the atmos-
phere Of the woodland scene were
ten lovely bridesmaids who wore
shenherdess frocks, featuring
panniers OF yellow taffeta over
yellow net ruffled hoop skirts
Each carried staff tied with
huge bouquets OF yellow carna-
tons hts and daisies. and yell
low ribbon bows They wore yell
low lace mitts and tiny ballerina
sandals laced with green satin
ribbon 70 match the bows OF the
same hue which accented the
drapcs 81 the taffeta overskirt
BRIDE ENTERS
The stage was set for the en-
trance OF the lovely bride who
charmed all who saw her with
her radiance She wore gown
OF white slipper satin with a
sheer yoke outlined with seed
pearls. long pointed sleeves. and
a fitted bodice from which bill
lowed very full skirt ending in
deep scallops beneath which
white net was showing The net
was hoop skirt She carried
prayer book with white or
child and many tiny white satin
streamers Her sole ornament was
gold lavalliere. Her veil hung
in graceful folds from a juliet
cap az seed pearls.
The brides sister. Lovicia Hill,
was maid OF honor and also wore
a shepherdess gown OF yellow
taffeta and net
bridesmaids were Jeanne Arm
strong or Columbus. Ohio: Ruth
McCrary Theresa Brinson. Ger
aldine Woodson Gleason. Louise
Price. Doris Anne Shivers. Va
lerie Ann Smith. Myrtle Mitchell,
Leona Luckey, and Dorothy Thur
ston
Ushers were Howard White.
Urman Fisher. Demar Solomon.
Donald Thompson, Walter Liv-
ingston. Jack Barthwell, welsey
Hlll Robert Williams. Hutchins
Coleman, and Henry Daley. Best
man was Delbert Russell.
Flower girls were Mary Ann
Louis and Tinet;a Nelson both
Of whom were lovely in their
white chiffon gowns. Little Brent
Hill was the ringbearer and wore
white linen suit
Mrs. Ellen Rogers. mother OF
the groom. chose a sheppard
check taffeta gown OF red and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
Detroit Choral
Groups Hold
Talent Contest

The Detroit District United
CME choirs recently sponsored a
piano and voice contest which at
tracted many youthful asplrants.
Tho contest was held at the Car
Ter Memorial church at Warren
and West Grand Boulevard.
Prize winners were Gin piano.
Lula Marie Ross. first prize;
Elizabeth Thomas second prize.
and Mamie Hendricks, third
prize. Winner In the voice sec
tion was Stella Davis. First prize
winners IN both sections received
twenty-five dollars which was
awarded by Mrs. Yolande Mad
dox. directress OF the United
District choirs
Judges were Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
LeBon, and Mr.. W. Fuller, for
piano; and Mr. Recha Ross for
vocal selections Many youthful
contestants entered the contest
and acquitted themselves admirab-
ly. The contest will he yearly
feature OF the Choral groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
Bits Of Banterlnq

Our tribute TO him we pay
the man OF the house. on Fathers
Day AS we celebrate Fathers
Day for the year 1916 we see
tina there are many very new
daddies on the list, One. OF the
newest Is Dr. Guy Saulsberry
who became a father this week.
Mother and the fine new baby
hoy are resting in Kirkwood
hospital Two OF the. other new
proud fathers still passing cigars
around are Mr. sidney Barih-
well and Bassel, Jones To iAcm
and to all fathers We say con-
calculations
June brides are still the news
OF the week II has been long
time since Deroi, has seen
wedding like Roberta Hills The
shepard siaffs carried by the
bridesmaids 10 which was tied
their floral bouquets were really
unique Crowds OF friends and
admirers OF the pair thronged
the streets 10 get into the wedding
and reception Come this week
,wo new brides will be added
Miss Raven Revere. sister % our
Doris Burgess and a Fisk Uni
veryity graduate will take unto
herself groom
Jane Bnlups Jefferson, princi-
pal " the George Washington
( Carver school popular AKA and
gradua'e OF Michigan state will
10 welded to Robert Hasque Love
this week end. It's the recrlmna
,ion o. an old Michigan L. Cam
pGs romance. The groom TO be
is fra'er OF Kappa Alpha Psi
recently returned from service
across seas
In Greekdom the Kappa and
mega fraiers were really on
Inc ball The Omeeas entertained
with a formal AT The I.ato z u.
pie honoring the Deltas. Things
wound up at the Omega House,
Jumping until the early morning
Among few OF the many were
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Mash Il.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Clement. Mr.
and Mrs Jack Cunningham. Mrs.
Gladys Scott Mr.. and Mrs j..
Chatwel Rufus Smith Jack
Wells, Colonel smith. Eugene
Hall and scores OF Others.
Al the Kappa House Alpha
Beta chapter entertained honor
ing the June graduates. Dynamic
Rose Campbell was one OF the
honorees others glimpsed amona
The merry makers were Mr. and
Mrs Alvin Loving. Mr. and Mrs
Theodis Gay. Edward Evans and
Doris Bell. and Harriet McFad-
den
The Maurice Houstons celebrat-
cd % years OF welded bliss az
their home on Parker. Coolies OF
lovely gifts in silverware we~c
received. Among the friends
bringing the. Houstons best wish
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
Kluk Korner
PHI KAPPA CANVAS

Alan Cantv assistant dtr,c,nr
=, me psvchia.rie densr,nant az
~. pecorders on~, N tba
guest speaker Friday nigh, % the
Phi Kappa Gamma fraternity n
the club rooms az AS Madison.
The speaker IS lecturer on pSy-
chology and psych.atrv a; Wayne
University. 90 which many otf-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22

es were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bland.
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore White.
Atty and Mrs Lloyd Loomis. DR.
and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs.
Mary Roberts, Or, and Mrs. Frank
Raiford, Mr.. and Mrs Lowell
Cuzzens. Mrs. Valerie Pettiford,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cole. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Parker, DR.. and
Mrs. SQuawk Harmon. DR.. +. A..
Carter and many others
We must say congratulations
to Dr. and Mrs. "Bif' Martin.
who also celebrated this past
week end at their home on jose
phine. DR. Martin gave as gift
10 his wife Cowine gorgeous
diamond wrist witch and diamond
ear rings. Among the we'll wishers
az the Martins were Or. and
Mrs. William Arnold. Or Elias
Dixon. Or. and Mrs James Owens,
Or and Mrs. Thomas Brown, Vie
toria Mccall Mr. and Mrs, Samuel
Thomas. Dr. and Mrs. James
Gillian. DR. and Mrs A Con-
stable. Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Mack nr and Mrs. Charles Whit
by and Or and Mrs l. Palmer.
GOINGS AND COMINGS
Everyone is off TO the fight.
Mrs. Carmen Murphy has already
left for New York TO see the
Louis-Conn fight She took a gay
and most exciting wardrobe Ora
dy Jackson and his neice. Violet
Banks are on route They are
stopping over at Howard Uni
yersity in Washington D. c. 10
see the graduation exercises. Mr..
and Mrs John r Williams are
Eastward bound They will make
stops in Baltimore. Washington,
and Philadelphia en- route TO the
fight And still full OF pleasant
memories Of times out East is
Doris BELL, just recently re-
turned from New York whore
she vas accompanied by her sis
ter and brother-in-law. Dr.. and
Mrs Wendell Cox.
In down from the East for a
few days is Alvin Lee OF Wash
ingion d. {.
Floyd Thompson was off TO
Chicago last week for few days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
FRIENDS PLAN TO HONOR MRS.. FOWLER

rotary OF the association from
1925 TO 1910.
Among those assisting the
chsirmen in arranging the az.
fair are Mrs. John Campbell and
Mrs. Edward Gehrig OF the Met.
ropolitan Board; Mrs. Ira Whitby
OF Lucy Truman. Miss Emily Ma.
loney OF Central: Miss Elyra
Lazzlo OF Dearborn, and Miss
Helen Beavers. Metropolitan TX.
ecutive director.
others are. Mrs. Burrell Car.
ter, Mrs. Robert Matthews, Mrs
A. f. Thomas. Mrs. p b Gam.
BILE, Mrs. William Postles. Mrs R.
Louise Grooms, Mrs, Haley Bell,
Mrs. Fannette Norris, and Mrs
Edward Swan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
MEMBER VICTORY DAY
INITIAL FUNERAL
ASSOCIATION

Notice i hereby given that there
viii he n special meeting Of the
members Of the VICTORY DAY
INITIAL FUNERAL ASSOCIA.
IlON. at 10 ann. July II, 'I6 ut EOS
l.. Garfield Ave.. Detroit I. Mich,
Tor the purpose Of changing the
name of the Association 10 the
CARVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
60. and 10 amend the Bylaws.
changing the number Of Directors
from seven 10 nine and not more
than twenty. Two additional III.
rectors will he elected ut this
meeting.
Signed:
Theodore X. Hcndon. Secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22

Nr, T Mccoy as prize winner.
The hostess served delicious
repa, Tile next meeting will be
on 'ha second TUESDAY in July
WF>I>IDE BRIDGERS
The members oi the Westside
Pro,eCute Bgdee club met at
the home % Mrs Grace Simp.
son OF ColfaA The hostess, served
delicious luncheon Guests OF
the evening We're Mrs Naom
STAFFORD " DAYTON Tennessee.
Mrs a"etns Swafford Of Haz-
LETT and Mr. and Mrs Allen
stevenson Tho group adjourned
20 noe' with Mrs Erna no
Thompson ~ s143 Collax on next
week Nr Eu1y Anderson IS he
uH reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22

Mrs. Allen B. Grove, president
OF the Detroit YWCA. and Mrs
Carleton w. Gaines. chairman OF
the Lucy Thurman Branch. are
co-chairmen OF the committee
which is planning a large re-
ception for Thursday evening
June %, to honor Mrs Madeline
Fowler. Mrs Fowler leaves the
YWCA on September on the
twentieth anniversary OF her
term Of service as executive d.
rector OF the Lucy Thurman
Branch.
Members of the Metropolitan
Board OF Directors. Branch
Boards OF Management staff and
about two hundred friends from
other social agencies with whom
Mrs. Fowler has been associated
professionally will attend the az
fair. Speaker will be Mrs. Erie
Gates. metropolitan general sec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
Maddox Students
Appear In Recital

Voice pupils OF Mrs. Yolande
Maddox. Mus. B.. were presented
in a recital at the ST. John CME
church on last Sunday Appearing
were Ola W. Wise. Aida Smith,
Laura Henderson. Louella Pol
lard, Jean and Constance Clark.
James and Jessie Stanley. Celia
Ellis. Lille Harris. and Dicie
Bell
Others were Vitula Brown. Fred
Adams. June Collier, +. a. Hutch
ins. Laverne Nelson, Hiawatha
Hunter Bettye Kennebrew, Ma
rine Harbine. Miles Faison. Do
ris Ware, Marietta Boggs. Flo.
renee Pate and lone Gibson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER


THthE DYED the LADY LENN0x WAY
nd your gray faded. streaked. old
oking hair Is dyed INSTANTLY
9tening lovely Jet black on con-
e with Lady Lennox Hair Dye
waiting! Can't rub off. come off
pillows, or wash off. Only new
MIR that grows out has TO be
'uched up. Hair looks natural like.
unger, more beautiful. Inexperi.
ced person can do perfect lob
dy Lennon DOES NOT hurt mar
Is or Strengthened hair. Caution
e only as directed on label. Mrs.
@. writes. Il have been using
ady Lennox for years. II gives
perfect results. All. writes. TODAY
8 my 5sth year and do / feel good
with my jet black Lady Lennox
Hair" DOUBLE BOTTLE treat.
ment Lady Lennox at druggists or
sent postpaid for 800 plus zoe tax
total $500 or, sent COD. for si.4i.
Send money and save 21c. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed or monev back
SOC Plus Tax.
Satisfaction OF your money back.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
STATE ASSOCIATION
WOMEN Cubs MET

Tn, REGULAR board meeting or
the State Association Of womens
Clubs met in Muskegon Heights
recently at the Fairview Homes
Mrs cleo Haley presiden was
In charge Of the sessions There
were lsrre DELEGATIONS from De-
iroi' and kalamazoo
The following groups contri-
hufed 10 tho educational fund,
headed by Mrs Rosa Grags
Kalanezoo Club. 800 90. present
I'd by Ms Duneee Tri-Ciiy
Cub - Muskegon $4,000 other
clubs promised 70 make their re-
ports soon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22

jamin and daughters. Janice and
Judith Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Strong. Mr. and Mrs. George Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner. Or.
and Mrs. J j.. Rucker. Lloyd
Loomis and daughters. Louise and
Barbara, Ards Csstleberry, and
many many bthers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
Roberta Hill IS Wed
To 1t. Roger Walden
By GOLEATHER ANN

GEORGIA ROBERTA HILL, charming daughter OF
Rev and Mrs Charles Hill of the prettest brides
of the she became the bride of Lieutenant Roger
S. Walden last Friday evening. The ceremonies IN a
setting which rivaled that of story book held at
the Hartford Avenue Baptist Church of which her father
1Anslnr
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25
National Forest Timber For Sale
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER .

NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER pea.
Sealed bids will be received by
the Forest Supervisor Libby, Mon
tana, up TO 400 p M May 81, 1916,
for all merchantable dead timber
standing or down and all live tim
Der marked or designated for cut
ting on an area embracing about
1870 acres within Section 25, T 81
n. R 80 W, and Section 30, T q
NJ. r % w, Kootenai National For
est. estimated to be 470 M #. BIN
of ponderosa pine, 100 M. it, BIN
larch and 100 NJ it, BIN of Douglas
fir and a small quantity of white
pine. No bid of less than $500 per
M #. BM for ponderosa pine and
$500 per M fl. BIN for larch and
Douglas-fir and $500 per M fl. BM
for white zine viii be considered.
Bids with rates in excess of those
permissible under NJ. p. R. 400 will
be reduced to the allowable maxi
mum in making the award. The sum
Of $500 must be deposited with each
bid to be applied to the purchase
price refunded or retained in part
as liquidated damages, according
to conditions of sale. The right
is reserved to reject any and all
bids. In addition to the above
stumpage, SO.75 per M #. BIN must
be deposited in a cooperative fund
to cover cost of disposing of slash
and other debris. Before bids are
submitted, full information con-
corning the timber, conditions of
sale. and submission of bids should
be obtained from the Forest Super
visor, Libby, Montana
Ut - AIS Ml6)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25

gagged in civil service work for the
u. S. Government.
Mrs. Evelyn Myers and Miss Gal
breath, and Mrs. Irene. Stevens and
son, Elmer visited over Easter in
Spokane. The three ladies return
ed Sunday evening but Elmer re-
manned over, being expected home
today. He will be accompanied by
his nephew, Steven Holz.
Bud Burse, manager of the local
Burgan's store, has been in Spo-
kane the past two weeks receiving
treatment for an infected leg which
had been causing him trouble. He
is expected to be gone about one
more week. During his absence
Bert Mouda of Spokane is acting
as manager at the store.
Henry Neils and son, Bob flew
in enroute home from Portland,
Tuesday evening, for a short visit
with Mr.. Neils' brothers and their
families in Libby. The men flew
to Portland from Minneapolis, Min
nesota, to spend Easter with Mr..
Neils' mother, Mrs j. Neils of that
place. Bob has recently been dis
charged from the army, having ser
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25
Libby News

An ad in this isue will call at
tention of the public to the fact
that starting Monday barber prices
in Libby will be higher. We were
informed that this raise brings
prices in line with those charged
by shops in other towns in this ter
ritory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gardner and
son, Joe of Lamita, Calf, came
Tuesday Of last week to visit at the
home of Mrs. Gardeners parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pival. They
expect to leave next week, going
to Seattle where Mr. Gardeners par
ents live
Lyndon Borden, who has recently
returned from overseas service with
the Army in Germany, visited last
week with Libby friends. He has
signed up TO return next month to
Germany, where he will be en-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will on the fifth (5th)
day of July, 1916, apply to the
County Treasurer of Lincoln County
Montana, for the Tax Deed to the
following described property, with
the amount due, to-wit:
Milo M and Edith Fox, and
Harry c. Bolyard Johnson
Acres (T1O, Lot z, Block B,
Sec. 10, Twp. BON, Rye 81 w.
M. P. NJ, containing Ia, less
RW 5000.
Dated this twenty-fifth day of APP
I'll 1916.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners, Lincoln County,
Montana
G. c. EARLE,
County Clerk.
ct AIS May p
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25
V. F. w. AND AUXILIARY
CHOOSE DELEGATES

The following delegates were
chosen to attend the Veterans of
Foreign Wars district convention
which will be held Sunday in Mis-
Soula:
Ed Emith, Isaac Ludvikson, Guy
Wallaston, John Ledum, Vernon
Friend, Robert Brown, Al Lovick,
Dean COPYRIGHT. H W. Miller, Gust
f. Adamson, and Post. Comm. ]. B.
FleSher
Alternates include Jack Collinson,
Joe Fennessy, Jr., Chas Noel and
Elmer Anderson.
Delegates from the Auxiliary are
Mrs. VIM Boothman, Mrs. Jaborski,
Mrs. Irwin Flesher, Sr., and Mrs.
John Solem.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25

ious Smith of Seattle, also came.
Monday to visit while her parents
are here. Mr.. Rice is with the
Northwestern Remount Service
maintained in connection with the
u. S. Army and is here on an in
spection trip. Enroute to Libby
from Sheridan, the Rices stopped
in Bozeman to visit Mrs Anna
Herbst, a former citizen of this
place, who sent greetings to all her
old friends.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25

and Mrs. w. A. Stoder of Kalis-
pell. Mrs. Ulrich and Mrs. Stoder
are sisters of Mrs. Swimley and the
Notmans. Mr.. Swimley accompan-
led the guests Monday evening to
Kalispell, returning home Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rice of Sheri-
dan, Wyo., arrived Monday in Lib
by, where they are visiting at the
home of their son, David Rice and
family. A daughter, Mrs. DeMar-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-25

we'd as a pilot and instructor in the
air corps. He is now employed as
the pilot of the Flower City Orna-
mental Iron Company's plane
The following were entertained
from Wednesday of last week till
Monday of this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Swim
lev. Mrs. Swimley's brothers,
Ralph hoffman, Ignite, N D., and
VIM. hoffman, Sincoe, N, D.; Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Ulrich, Great Falls.