The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-23

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VIM. Oldenburg of Trego Local
and J. w. Stoken of Eureka Local
met with the R. E. A. Coop. board
at Kalispell May IA in a discus
sion concerning R. E. A. in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gregor
were welcome visitors at the meet
ing The next regular meeting will
be June Is.
L. C. H. S. Semester Honor Roll
FRESHMEN:
Cora Black, Beatrice Clark, Beu-
lah DeLapp, Maxine Elliott, Anna
Lee Erickson, Lois johnson. Hugh
Knapp, Marie Kuchenski, Donnie
Leonard, Eta Roe.
SOPHOMORES:
Tom Ambrose, Barbara Hickey.
JUNIORS:
William Ambrose, Lillian Black.
Thelma DeLapp. Donald Holcomb,
Wesley Johnson, Norman Korn,
Virginia Roe, Tom Whithycombe,
Marjorie McMullen.
SENIORS:
Don Carpenter, John Finch, Lois
Johnson, Lois Livengood, Ed Nc
Mullen, Marjorie Mikalson
Notice
A Eureka picnic will be held in
Lincoln Park, Seattle, Sunday June
9th. A covered dish luncheon will (
be served. Any one having rela-
tives or friends in Seattle please
notify them of the picnic
Hospital Notes
Admitted: Mrs. James Shaw.
Mrs. Green and Ruth Bronson
are having their vacation from the
hospital now h
Grange Card Party
The annual card party given by '
the Grange was Friday night, May I
18TH. Plnochle and bridge were I
played throughout the evening. Mrs. IS
r v. Klinke won high score in
plnochle; Mrs. Alec Johnson won S
low score.
A {. Mackey won high score in d
pinochle for the men and William S
Green was low S
Bridge prizes were won by Alice
Arnold, high; Mrs Withycombe, f
second, and Mrs. LaByer and P. v. ii
Klinke.
Cards were played until a late T
hour, when a delicious lunch was B
served. A good time was reported L
by all. III
Roosevelt Grade School Graduation fir
Noblest Contribution = tn
Roberta Bright H
History OF the Class -. Sally Purdy
Songs by the Glass: X
Beautiful Heaven" M
'The Dove" Or
Life by Edgar A. Guest =. Mary
Knots tn
The Price of Glory" 49, Beverly -
DeLapp Re
The Glass VIII -. Edna Mckenzie in
Songs by the Class; Fa
,,Clr1blrloln Wi
I'm The Cleaning" M;
Address -............... Norman E. Korn ,
Principal, l. c. H. S. en-,
'horal Reading 1.-THE New Birth
of Freedom" The 9th Grade Glass of
of Poster Awards $50. att
Mrs. Clara Fleming tiol
resentation of Reading Certificates \
Mrs. Helen Sicily wit
resentation of Attendance Awards
Mrs. Ethel Long by
resentation of Diplomas -. Supt. n
J. r. Culver for
enediction d. Rev. Father Delaney the
ngIers mai
Sunday, May 18th, opening day viii
the fishing season found the tim
Gather perfect, and the woods as
eautiful as any picture could ever Erie
, painted. Eureka was virtually n
ghost town as anglers raced mad mot
for Lakes to be the first one 20,
wet their lines. A few good Ttdi
tches were proudly displayed, but coil
ostly, it's just stories of how the lie
g ones got away. NJ
Bull Lake seemed to be the favor o,,ji
spot for the first day of the H. III
ason again this year. however it e or
emed, regardless of where the Ill
hermen went, the fish had Just ing
led and were not the least bit MI
ngry. Holo
idaI Shower =, Al
4 Bridal shower was given in nrog
nor of Mrs. Agnes McCrea at the play,
ne of Mrs Dell Pike, May 20. artic
E bride-to-be, was honored with me- meat
ny lovely and useful gifts and was 1S
best wishes of everyone. ceive
James were played throughout Mr.
evening after which a delicious are
oh was served by the hostesses. rOa
and Mrs McCrea plan to make
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