The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-10
Libby News
Last Weeks Items

Mrs. H. A. Hoffman left Sunda,
night for Seattle to spend a tw'
weeks vacation visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs Robert McCarrol
of Seattle visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Griep Friday and Saturday
The two couples are old-timt
friends.
The Mothers Club of the Rain.
bow Girls held a potluck dinner
at the Masonic Hall last Saturday
Mrs. Harold Gompf was in charge
of the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Yaple were
in Whitefish Sunday, visiting Mrs.
Yaple's relatives there. Mrs. Yaple
also spent Monday in Kalispell be-
fore returning to Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Slauson re-
turned Monday from a weeks vaca-
ton in Hermiston, Ore, where they
visited at the home of Mrs. Slau-
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs J. r..
Turner.
Mrs. F. ]. Townsend held a Ba-
Zaar in her home last Friday. Those
serving tea from 3 p. m. to 5 D. m.
were: Mrs. Earl Buckingham, Mrs
H. W. Redfield and Mrs. Don Har-
greaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshill Wilkinson
of Standpoint, Ida, and Mrs. Emily
Downing were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Downing Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkinson returned home
Sunday
Friends of Hans Westman will
be glad to hear that he is steadily
improving now He was taken ill
suddenly two weeks ago. However,
it will be necessary for him to re-
main in bed for another two weeks. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Hoeck and
Mrs. John Dodge of Inglewood, |
Calf, were guests last week of Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. r. Littell. Mr. Hoeck |
was formerly employed by Mr.. Lit
tell as linotype operator. |
Thomas Huchala, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Peter c. Huchala enrolled at
the University of Montana at Mis-
SouIa this week to continue his
sophomore year as a premedical
student.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Harmon
and little daughter of Scobey drove
into Libby the first of the week for
a few days visit with Mr., Harmon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Har-
mon.
Two Libby women, Mrs. J. M.
Blackford and Mrs. J. H. Appelgren,
have recipes in the Sunday recipe
edition of the Spokesman-Review.
Mrs. Blackford had one on lentil
soup and Mrs. Applegren one for
rice omelet
Vern Bessey flew over from KEEL :
logg, Ida, to spend a few hours !
with Libby friends and air enthus- !
lasts the latter part of last week. {
He said he made the trip from
Kellogg to Libby in AZ minutes TAX :
ing a route as the crow flies, r
over the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Zwang, ac-
by Mrs. Walter E. Part
ow and daughter, drove into Spo- H
zane Friday After a short time
n the city, Mrs. PartloW and daugh
er returned to Libby while Mr.. H
md Mrs. Zwang drove on to Re- Il
public, Wn., for a visit. II
A group of friends gave house Il
party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Adkins in their new home Sat
lrday evening The evening was
pent in playing cards. Later
lunch was served and Mr.. i
nd Mrs. Adkins were presented L
With a lovely gift. L
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Wuest of Il
Wash, accompanied by IL
1eir daughter Miss Betty Jean L
Vuest, and a friend, Marble Noble, Is
rove into Libby Saturday evening Is
nd expect to spend a week here
listing with old-time friends, the E
Juests having been former Libby Is
itizens They plan to go from here (
} Missoula for a visit with Mr. ID
Iuest's mother and sister and will 5
lso visit with relatives in Sand &
oint, Ida, before returning home. II
Tr. Wuest who is a partner of Paul IS
in the farm machinery is
lsiness at Sunnyside, reported that II
icy hVae been kept more than Z
Isy. ~
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Stearns at
nded a meeting of -Flathead
alley Methodist Parsonage Fellow
Zip at Whitefish on Monday, to
hich the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Pease
ere hosts. At the meeting, Of
GERS were elected foT~the current
lurch year as follows: Rev. Paul
ease, Whitefish, president; Mrs.
-. c. Stearns, Libby, vice-presi-
mt; Rev. Edwin Dover, Poison,
cretary. Those who attended the
Getting were: Rev M. E. Van de
ark, Rev. c. H. Clifford, Rev. Mrs.
'eloar, Mrs. Koehler, Rev and Mrs.
Twin Dover, Rev. and Mrs. George
,e, Rev. and Mrs. George Foy, and
". and Mrs. Paul Pease.
The Senior Ladies' Aid Of the
rst Lutheran church met at the
me of Mrs. John Knutson on
Iursday afternoon of last week.
lie program topic, Cali Things De-
ntly and in Order" was presented
Mrs. Donald Roberts and Mrs.
ortholm. They emphasized that
thout a reverent attitude no true
,rship is possible. This applies to
forms of worship, private or
bile, whether in a large cathedral
in small chapel. Visitors at