davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Clara Anne Lee

Clara Anne ("Charlie Anne") Lee,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Lee
Q years basketball; typist on Lex
ington Hi Beacon staff. Plans to en-
ter John CASTOR Hospital Nurses
School in Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
George Edwards

George Edwards, son Of Mrs. K.
B. Edwards. 4 years football; 4 years
basketball; 8 years baseball; All
Club; selected outstanding football
player: elected Most Athletic Boy.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
James Robert GoudeIock

James Robert (Jimmie) Goudelock
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Goudelock.
transferred from Fores. County
A-H.S. -, .s..Il.. .:SssIsss..
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Dan Mullins

Dan C'Moon'D Mullins. SON of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Sanders. 8 years foot
ball; baseball 2 years.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Clement L. BurweH, I.

Clement L. Burwell, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clement L. Burwell, ST.,
Sports Editor of Lexington Hi Bea-
con. Plans to attend Holmes Junior
College.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Minor Waldo BIuke

Minor Waldo Blake, son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Blake, years foot
ball; / year basketball; and years
band. Plans to attend Mississippi
State College or The Citadel.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Leslie Clifton Hughes

Leslie C"Spookie'o Hughes, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hughes, plans to
enter Holmes Junior College.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
janice Young H0thcock

Janice Young Hathcock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green Young,
A years Glee Club; years band.
Future plans: Housewife.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Harriet Farmer

Harriet Farmer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Farmer, years bas-
ketball; year Glee Club. Plans to
continue present job.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
John Morgan Clock

John Morgan Clack. son Of Mrs.
v. G.. Clack, member Of Lexington
Hi Beacon staff. Plans to study me-
dicine at Ole Miss.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
.iIIiom Nesbith Ellison

William Nesbith Ellison, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ellison. Passed GED
test to receive diploma.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
Presenting The Seniors
And Their Honors
Hubert Dent BoiIey

Hubert Dent Bailey, son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Bailey, football 2
years; (now in service).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
Russia zahteva, da
Z. n. vrsSijo pre-
iskav0 v k0l0nijah

LAKE SUCCESS, s. septem-
bra. - Russia je danes zahte-
vala, da Zdruzeni narodi enkrat
letno izvrsijo preiskavo glede
razmer, XII vladajo v kolonijah.
Zahtevo je postavl po disku-
sijah, XII so Sc vodila en- teden v
pododboru Zdruzenih narodov,
sovjetski delegat J. M. Iona
kin, XII sc je posebno zavzemal
"a kolonijalna ljudstva.
Po ruskem predlogu bi Sc
preiskava vrsila v francoskih,
belgijskih, angleskih in ostalih
kolonijah, med mimi v ameris-
kin posestvih ma Puerto Rico,
Alaski, ma Havajih in Guamu.
Ameriski uradniki Sc zoper-
stavljajo ruski zahtevi in isto-
tako so tudi angleski delegate
odlocno proti predlagani preis-
kovi.
Il angleskih virov pravijo,
da vsak, XII zeli It'll v angleske
kolonije, lahko gre, toda da "a
to Sc nj potrebno sestavljati po-
sebne komisije Zdruzenih naro-
dov, XII bo enostavno nabrala
kup nepotrebnih informacij in
v porocilu Zdruzene narode po-
ucevala, kako maj Sc uredijo ko-
lonije.
Lomakin je oh priliki disku-
sij posebno napadel Zedinjene
drzave, ko so iste podale poro-
clio glede Puerto Rica. Obtozil
ie amerisko ,vlado, da izkorisca
prebivalstvo tega otoka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

ugIedala, 20 Je magic odkurlla
v drugo smer! Obupani NOR
narji so mislili, da je vse izgub-
ljeno. Toda kapitan jih je osr-
Gil, ker je videl, da sc bliza pas
morja, v katerem je zavladalo
brezvetrje in katerega je "a
sla ladja kruto posadko. Ka-
pitan ponesrecencev je ukazal,
da magic veslajo "a ladjo, in res
Sc Jim je posrecilo ujeti jo. Pro-
sill so, da bi jih sprejeli ma krov
in odpeljali ma celino. Zgodilo
pa Sc je nekaj neverjetnega:
kapitan in njegova posadka ma
ladji so odklonili revezem po-
moe. Sedaj 81 je' poveljnik po-
nesrecencev pomagal z zvijaco'
Zaprosil je "a svezo hrano -
in te mu MISC odklonili. V tenn
pa, ko je kapitan z delom po.
sadke odsel v shrambe - sc
splezali ponesrecenci urno ka'
kor macke ma krov, v obupu ma
valili ma posadko in jo podrl
ma tia. z nozi v rokah so natc
zahtevali, da Sc jim preda vod
stvo ladje. Odpeljali so Sc
smer, kamor je bila ladja ma
menjena. V nekoliko dneh sts
Sc ODE posadki sprijaznili il
ladja je zopet postala last pra
vega kapitana, XII je nato izkr
cal odlocne, pa postene napa
dalce, sedaj kot prijatelje ne
k:je v Juzni Ameriki.
Resencev je razmeroma malt
IL teh razbesnelih morij in ne
priljudnih obal. Vecinoma izgi
nJaJo ladJe breZ sledu. LIE p'
viharjih n ajdejo tn in tan
ostanke razbitin, il kateril
mnogokrat nj mogoce spoznati
kateri ladji pripadajo, tako j
vse razbito in polomljeno. Tru
pla, XII jih morje naplavlja n;
bregove pa so tudi mnogokra
COLA in zaradi udarcev oh skal
iznakazena. LIE nekje " dalji
kdo We v kateri dezeli, Sc krcij'
srca zena in starsev in otrok
ko mesece in leta dolgo nj We
nobene vesti cd dragih, XII SO "a
lostno poginili sredi najbolj div
jih viharjev in najbolj zapusce
nih pecin globoko doll ma Jug
nase zemlje, kjer Sc spajat
diva oceana in kamor sega z
hlad juznega ledenega morja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
AMERIKANCI PRIJETI MA
MORGANOVI LINIJ1

TRST, 6. septembra-Ameri-
Ska armada je danes formalno
protestirala proti aretaciji dveh
ameriskih oficirjev in stirih vo-
jakov cd strani jugoslovanskih
oblasti.
Trije Amerikanci so bill zadr-
zani pretekli teden, ko so sli ma
Morganovo linijo, da bi Sc poga-
jail glede osvoboditve treh dru-
9Th Amerikancev Xxi so bill ze
drzani. sestorica, XII je bila iz-
puscena vceraj, je porocala, da
Sc onkraj meje nahajata Sc diva
Amerikanca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
Della "a zzenske
PISARNISKO DELO

"a dekle med 18 in Is letom;
mora biti izurjena " ratunstvu in
znati nekoliko strojepisja; prijetne
razmere; plaza cd ure poleg bo-
nusa. Poklicite Stevens, ON $500.
WEDGE PROTECTORS
1895 Jennings
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
100000 HINDUSTANCEV
POGRESANIH v BOJIH

NEW DELHI, Z. septembra-
Oblasti porocajo, da Sc po bojih
med hindustanci in muslimani v
enem delu Pakistana pogresa
okrog 100000 hindustancev, ia
da ie bilo najmanj 10, 600 hindu
stancev oGividno masakriranih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
GANDHI 30 OBISKAL
PROVINCE PUNJAB

KALKUTA, 6. septembra. -
Mohandas Gandhi je danes IL
javil, da. bo obiskal province
Punjab, kjer je tekom zadnjih
nemirov bilo ubitih ma tisoce
muslimanov, hindujev in six
tov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
POKOPALISCE
LADIJ

Mnogo je krajev ma zemlji,
kjer narava sovrazi cloveka.
Posebno pa sta 81 nasprotna
morje in clovek. Toda zaradi
prehrane mora clovek v boj z
wharf,, XII terjajo vsako leto
nestete zrtve, posebno tam,
kjer sc ribici spuscajo ma NOR
je v slabo zgrajenih brodovih,
kakor ma Japonskem in Kitaj-
skem, kjer nastopajo poleg te-
ga posebno oh enakonocjih ne
nadni strasni wharf,, tajfuni
imenovani.
Toda tudi nekatera prometna
pota vodijo po posebno nevar-
nih NORTH, XII pokopljejo vsako
leto mnogo ladij, pa maj bodo
Sc tako trdno zgrajene. Bogata
Juzna Amerika nudi toliko vaz-
nih naravnih dobrin - cd maj
razlicnejsih hranil do rud - da
vlada oh njeni obai zivahen
promet. Ma jugu moli ia del
sveta globoko doll proti HAD
MIN morjem, kjer divjajo maj
hujsi in najdolgotrajnejsi vi
harji ma zemlji. Premnoge ladje
Sc morajo ma svojem potu cd
zapadne obale ma vzhodno in
obratno pripraviti ma najhujse,
ko plujejo mimo Ognjene zem-
lie. Parniki gredo obieajno sko-
ri Mageljanov preliv, jadrnice
pa Sc ne smejo upati vanj, ker
tudi tam nastopajo nenadni vi
harji, XII jih lahko v ozinah
zdrobe OBJ strmih pecinah, ker
Sc ne morejo tako svobodno
kretati kakor ma odprtem NOR
ju. Zato morajo pluti mimo
razvpitega rtica Hoorn in Sc
boil nevarnih Staten otokov IN
skozi zelo siroki - okoli 30
KIN - La Baire preliv. To a
tam Sc objemata Atlantski in
Tihi ocean. Pima in oseka sta
zelo visoki, tokovi siloviti in &c
Sc tenn pridruzijo Sc obieajni
wharf,, XII trajajo tudi kar po
vec dni in tednov, potem je tre-
ba res samo prvovrstnih ladij
ter najodlicnejsih mornarjev in
vodstva, da sc morejo prebitl
skozi te nevarne kraje v mir
neisa morja. Zato nj tudi prav
mic cudnega, &c mnogo ladij ne
prenese viharjev in Sc mocno
pokvarjene izmucenimi posad'
kami pretolcejo wise proti Sc
veru, ali pa Sc zdrobe OBJ peel
nah, kamor jih zazeno strahot-
ne sile viharjev. Samo oh Staa-
ten otokih sc ma leto potopj
,okoi osem velikih jadrnic, XII SO
sicer najtrdnejse zgrajene, a
iih tn presilni vetrovi vendarle
zdrobe. Ma obalah oh rticu
Hoorn in ma Staten otokih je
vedno dovolj naplavljenih ladij'
skin rusevin, XII jih visoki va
lovi mecejo ma pecine. Lepih'
poloznih obal je tam namree
malo in upanja ma srecno resi-
tev se mnogo mani. Povsod sc
dvigajo il globine viharnega
oceana visoke gore. Tako SO
Staten otoki sestavljeni male
ne samo il divjih CORA, XII so lie
ma pobocjih pokrite pravo ne
prodirno dzunglo vedno mokre-
ga pritlikavega gozda ali pa z
vec metrov debelo plastic sote,
mad katero je zaradi nepre.
stanega dezevja globoko moo.
virje. Vrhovi pa so goli, skal-
natl in deloma prav tezko do
stopni. Mrko gledajo ma NOR
marie, XII Sc Jim blizajo in lie
prav malo je krajev, kjer je
mogoce varno stopiti ma breg'
v te mrke kraje ma Staaten
otoke je argentinska vlada ma
mestila svojo kazensko koloni-
10 in nekoliko znanstvenikov Xxi
upravljajo magneticno in me.
teorolosko postajo. Sem priha'
iaio seveda tudi lovci ma ne
stevilne ljulnje, pingvine in dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
KROKAR ODNESEL ZOBE

LINCOLN, Neb.-Neki tukaj-
snji farmer je pri delu polozil
ma .ograjo svoje umetne zobe.
Tedaj je priletel neki krokar in
navzlic farmerjevemu kricanju
zobe odnesel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

zal, da tudi v teh nevarnih
krajih nekatere ladje nimajo
vedno usmiljenja S ponesrecen-
ci. Toda vcasih 81 je treba po-
magati tudi z nozem v roki pro-
ii trdosrcnezem. TAX slucaj Sc
je pripetil mornarjem m ladje
Bringandello, XII Sc je potopila
ma posebno zapusceni obali in
je bilo nevarno, da bi mozje ma
samotnih skalah, odkoder Sc nj
so mogli resiti drugam kakor
ma morje, pomrli cd pomanjka-
MIA. ze YES mesec so bill tam in
zeljno zrli po morju, da bi Sc
kaka ladja dovolj priblizala Mi
hovemu otoku. Nekega dne pa
je prihitela strata VISA vesela v
mali tabor ponesrecencev z no.
vico, da je neka velika ladja v
blizini. Zakurili so velik ogenj,
razobesili zastavo in v svojem
skromnem 6olnu, v katerem SO
Sc pred enim mesecem srecno
resili ma breg, odrinili skozi
obalno kipenje na morje ladji
naproti. Toda glej, 10 jih je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08


kako pristopnejso obalGs Toda
takih resencev je razmeroma
malo, ker je IL resevalnih COL
nov zaradi silnega kipenja oh
obali izredno tezko pristati. Ia
ko so sc slucajno resili mornar-
j jadrnice San Josue, XII so Jim
visoki valovi ladjo tako zbili, da
so morali zajadrati k obali in
iskati primernega kraja, kjer
hi varno nasedli. Obala je bila
strasno strma in lie obup jih je
gnal proti njej Do ME pa so
morali Sc preko nekaterih skal-
nih plitvin, ma katerih je morje
divje kipelo. LIE nastopajoea pill
ma jim je lahko pomagala. In
res so visoki valovi srecno virgil
ladjo preko najnevarnejsih &C.
ri brez skode. K sreci je bilo
tudi mostvo ladje neustraseno.
Ma krovu so pripravili nekoli-
ko potrebne hrane, &c bi sc Jim
posrecilo pristati, krmar pa sc
je pustil privezati h krmilu, da
ga silno premetavanje ladje ne
hi moglo prevrniti, ker nj smell
med pecinami izgubiti niti tre-
nutka. Med skalnimi stenami so
videli samo ozek koscek pesce-
ne obale, a vihar jih je gnal k
stem. z naporom vseh sill je
krmar vendarje uspel, da je
pripeljal ladjo varno mimo ska
lie, nakar jih je treseilo ma Pc
SEX. Zdrobila Sc je spredaj, a
preden so pridrveli novi valovi,
so mornarji srecno poskakali ma
breg, odnesli malenkostno mno-
Zinc hrane in opreme ter Sc
resili izven obmocja visokega
kipenja.
Nedalec cd tam je poginil tu-
di veik del posadke velike ja-
drnice Swanilda. Bila je nalo-
zena premogom in re mad diva
meseca ma poti. V La Marie
prelivu pa jo je ponoci zagrabil
orkan. Men kapitan je bill IL
kusen mornar in je ze veckrat
tudi v viharjih prejadral te kra-
je. Tokrat je incl ma krovu tu-
di svojo zeno, katero Sc je
tik pred odhodom porocil. Sc
daj pa mu je bila sreca nemila.
Silen severozapadnik ga je gnal
vedno blize skalam Staten oto-
kov. V temni noci je zagledal
komaj nekaj sto metrov pred
seboj obalo, oh katero so udar-
jail visoki valovi. Zaman sc je
upiral vetru, zaman so bile vse
mornarske umetnosti - vihar
in tok sta ga najprej vrgla ma
pecine, da so skale predrle lad
jim trup. Preden bi bio prepo-
zno, je ukazal najprej spustiti
veliki coin, v katerega Sc je
resilo II mornarjev. V drugega
Sc je vkrcal sam z zeno in osta-
10 posadko. Prihrumel pa je We
likanski val in trescil coin oh
ladjo, da sc je razbil. Do dvaj-
set metrov oddaljene skaln e
obale je bilo sicer res blizu, -
a strasno kipenje je pustilo pri
zivljenju le nekaj mornarjev in
kapitana, vse druge S kapita-
novo zeno vred pa je vrglo va
lowe mrtve ma breg. Kapitan je
bill cd udarcev tezko ranjen in
je takoj nato umrl. Prvi coin
pa je srecno priplul do tako
imenovanega Observation-Disclosures
otoka, odkoder je prisla pomoc.
Resevalci so nasli ma bregu dva-
najst trupel in tri izcrpane NOR
marie.
zal, da tudi v teh nevarnih
krajih nekatere ladje nimajo
vedno usmiljenja S ponesrecen-
ci. Toda vcasih 81 je treba po-
magati tudi z nozem v roki pro-
ii trdosrcnezem. TAX slucaj sc
je pripetil m mornarjem ladje
Bringandello, XII Sc je potopila
ma posebno zapusceni obali in
je bilo nevarno, da bi mozje ma
samotnih skalah, odkoder sc nj
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
LIBBY SCHOOLS WILL
OBSERVE NATIONAL
BOYS AND GIRLS WEEK

In observance of National Boys
and Girls week the Libby schools
are inviting all parents and friends
of the school to visit school during
the period from April 26-May 3.
All who visit will have an oppor-
tunity to see the school in regular
session. Due to the amount of
absence, caused by Illness, since the
Christmas vacation, no special pro-
gram has been planned. However
a short musical program consisting
of work done in the various rooms
will be given Monday afternoon in
the New Central Auditorium. The
program will be given during the
latter part of the afternoon session.
Visitors will be welcome all
through the week not only in the
grades, but in the junior high and
high school as well. The program
will, however, be given only on
Monday afternoon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
STUDENTS FROM LIBBY AND
EUREKA IN MUSIC FESTIVAL
AT MISSOULA

Missoula-Fifteen students from
Libby and eleven from Eureka par
ticipated in the sixth annual non
competitive solo and small ensemble
music festival Saturday on the state
university campus. The festival was
attended by nearly 500 students and
music teachers from all over the
state
Libby students scheduled on the
day-long program were Gretchen
Gehrke, Phyllis Anger. Joe Fields,
Charlotte Becker, Mary Harris,
Mary Maurer. Lois Shawl, Ardyce
Gillespie. Joan Dennis, Pat Peder-
son, Jackie Gompf, Eta Mae Gar
rem, Beverly Johnson, Phyllis Ru-
card and Patricia Gooselaw.
Participants from Eureka were
Kenneth Payton. Shirley Mikalson
Kretie Holder, Leola Frost, Marie
Kuchenski, Carolyn Payton, Pauline
White, Sally Purdy, Eona Nc
Kenzie, Roberta Bright and Orville
Richards.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
DeRosio To Direct
Chinese Welfare

Billings, April DISAPPOINTMENT
of Forrest L. DeRosia of Libby, as
County Director for United Service
10 China was announced here to-
day by Mearl L. Fagg, State Chair
man.
Under Mr.. DeRosia's direction, an
Advisory Staff will be selected from
all parts of the county to make
preparation for the program to meet
United Service to China's l947 bud
get in support of vital education,
health, child care. and industrial
training projects in China. During
the war years, more than S45, OOO,-
600 in private American contribu-
tons was distributed through uses
cooperating agencies to maintain
emergency wartime relief projects
in China.
The 1947 use program shifts the
emphasis to the training of leaders
in Chinese schools of medicine,
child welfare, public health, science
and teacher training. This broader
program of education will enable
the Chinese to take over the train
ing Of their own people.
A county organization will soon
be formed consisting of a county
secretary treasurer, pub
licity director, and an educational
director. For each community in
the county a campaign chairman
will be selected.
Lincoln county's quota has been
placed at $445.00.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
CITY erode Track
Meet Sot., April 26

On Saturday, April. 26th at lis,
weather permitting, there will. be
a field meet for the grade children
of Libby at the athletic field.
This meet is a preparatory meet
for the international Invitation
Grade Track meet which is to be
held at Libby on May 3 and the
county meet which is to be held
al Troy on May 10.
Supt. o. L. Gillespie will act as
head track and field judge; William
Erickson as starter; and Bob Gil
lespie, announcer. Other judges
will be Mrs. Paul Armstrong, Miss
Carol Johnson, Miss Josephine
Octabec, Mrs. Bud Vinion, Robert
Clowers, Ronald Peterson, Lloyd
Midyett and others.
Students, both boys and girls
from the Junior High and Old Cen
trail will compete. Ribbons will be
awarded to winners in all events,
blue for first, red for second, and
white for third.
There will be two classes com
peting in the meet: "A" class for
those weighing over 100 pounds,
and 'B" for those weighing under
100 pounds.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
Junior Prom Will
Be Friday, Moy 2

The Junior Clas began decorating
Monday for the Junior Prom which
will be held in the gymnasium.
Friday evening, May 2. The Prom
committees under the supervision of
Bob Benedict, the Junior class
president, and Red Rolseth, the gen
eral chairman, have been working
very diligently and if everything
goes as planned, the dance should
pc huge success. Invitations have
been sent out to the Seniors and
to other honored guests. la Moe
Whltefield was elected by her class
as queen of the 1947 prom.
AZ alumni are cordially invited
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
Conf. President
Visits w. S. c. S.

Mrs. J. F. McAlear of Poison.
president of the Montana Con-
ference of Woman's Societies of
Christian Service and Mrs. Crave
of Kalispell, conference secretary of
Missionary Education were guests
Wednesday afternoon, April is of
the Senior and Junior w. S. c. S.
of the local Methodist church when
they held a special meeting at the
church. The Troy w. S. G. S. men,
bers were also guests and attended
with a goodly representation pres
emit
Mrs. McAlear addressed the group
on matters concerning the Womans
Society and its service to the church
and humanity. She ended her re-
marks with request for questions
by means OF which she conducted
a short round table discussion.
Mrs. Crave talked to the mem
bers about the missionary work of
the Society mentioning how dire
was the need for people who would
go as missionaries. THAT needs is
even greater than that of finances,
necessary as they are" she said.
She closed her talk by reading ex-
cerps from letters she had re-
ceived from missionaries in the
field.
Rev. w. c. Stearns invited the
group to assemble outside the
church while he took group snap
shots. This event is important
enough to be recorded in pictures"
he said.
When all had assembled indoors
again, Miss Gretchen Gehrke was
presented. She sang, two lovely
solos accompanied by Miss Pat
Gooselaw at the piano.
The tea table was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers and
white tapers. Mrs. S. A. Rasmus-
sen, president of the Senior w. S.
c S. and Mrs. Irene Sagen, presi-
dent of the Troy W. S. c. S. poured
the tea while the guests partook of
tht food and enjoyed a short social
chat
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
PATRICIA CAIRNS ON
HOUSE COUNCIL AT
STEPHENS COLLEGE

Columbia. Mo, April 18-Miss
Patricia Ann Cairns of Libby, Mon
tana, has been named on the staff
of the House Council for the l947-
48 school year in Windsor hall, one
of the twenty-five residence halls
at Stephens College here, where she
is a junior student.
AS a member of the council, the
student governing body in the hall,
Miss Cairns will serve as coordina-
ting board chairman of Windsor.
She has taken an active part in
campus activities at Stephens, where
she is a member of the Independents
organization.
Miss Cairns is the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. James M. Cairns, III
End ST., Libby, Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
Services For Mrs.
Gomoche, Apr. Fl

Della Gertrude LaCoursiere was
born in Red Lake Falls, Mimi,
March 18th, 1900 and passed away
at the Virginia Mason Hospital in
Seattle April 18th at the age Of
AZ years, month and 3 days.
July 7th, 1919 she was united
in marriage to Louis ]. Gamache
at the place of her birth and in
August 1927 they moved to Libby.
Funeral services were held from
st. Joseph's Catholic Church Mon
day, April q at 1000 a. m. with
the Rev Father John O'Malley Of
ficiating. Pallbearers were Len
Brown, William Nelson, George
Woods, Dutch Murray, Julias Bee
carl and Darrell Shaurette. Those
surviving are her husband, Louis
Gamache; daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Wilson of Seattle; son, Leroy, Lib
by; sisters, Mrs. Louis Martell,
Tronton, Mimi, Mrs A. J. Savard,
Detroit Lakes, Mimi, Mrs. Alice st.
Michel, Red Lake Falls, Mimi, Mrs.
Howard Jensen, st. Paul; brothers,
Nap and George LaCoursiere both
of Everett. Wn., and Frank and Joe
LaCoursiere both of Red Lake
Falls.
Those present from out of town
for the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Leo St.
Michel and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Riley.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED RECENTLY

April IS, RodericR Barry and Eva
M. Hildreth botb of Priest River
Ida, were married by Justice of
the Peace, Fred H. Maurer; April
II, Victor Robert Green and Lucille
Maynard, both of Kalispell, mar
ried by Rev w. c. Stearns: April
II, Edward J. Doudican and Marian
Brown, both Of Cranbrook, B. c.,
were married by Justice of the
Peace, Fred H. Maurer; April 81,
Eden Arthur Dirks and Ruby Paul
inc Allen, both of Spokane, Wn.,
were married by Rev. B. H. Apple
gate.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-24
Lbs Senior Will
PIoy in Game At
Greet FoIIs

The following telegram was sent
to Herman Dolezal by R. F. Silver
male. Shrine East-West Game chair
man:
you have been selected as one
of the outstanding senior high school
football players of Montana. A let
ter inviting you to participate in
the first annual Montana Shrine
East-West Football game 30 be held
in Great Falls. August %, 1947 is
in the mail Congratulations"
Montana's Shrine East-West
Football Game
R. F. Silvernale, Game
Chairman.
Herman Dolezal is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Dolezal of this
city. He attended his first year of
high school at Cedar Rapids. Nebr.,
where he started football The re-
manning three years he finished at
Libby. It is a source of pleasure
and pride to Hermah's parents and
the community that he has received
this honor