The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-01
Tobacco Valley Grange News

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ted into Our Order, were rs FOL.
lows: Morris and Carol Nyberg
John, Mable and Mary Ann RoaObe
Phyllis Knott, Albina Johnson, Vera
Maye Humphrey and Clarence Var
Leishout.
The Home &c. Committee thanked
all of those who helped paint the
cupboards, clean the hall move
dishes, lay linoleum, set up the
stove and etc. Thanks were also
extended to all of those who helped
with the banquet and to the decora-
ting committee
The T. v. I. A. banquet will be
May 9th.
The Chairman asked if anyone
had feed or flour sacks they
wished to contribute toward the
bazaar to bring them, and some of
the other sisters would make them
up into appropriate articles.
A reminder of the State Contest
was given. This will be rugs and
practical aprons. The National
Contest is dress. Rules may be
obtained from the Home Ec Comm.
The Cook books are completed
and on display. These sell for Use.
They are very nice looking books
and have washable covers.
The Agri. Comm. reported on the
Christmas tree harvest last fall
There were more than 21z times as
many trees cut as 10 years ago.
Lincoln county leads with Flathead
second.
An article was also read on 10
ways to lose money in farming.
Bro. West thanked Bro. Glen
Helms for substituting in the Adult
degree team.
Bro. Winton Weydemeyer repor-
ted on the meeting with the County
Commissioners, concerning a full
time county agent
Bro. Howard Helms reported that
there would be All meeting May
l., . and that hereafter they plan
ned on having the meetings the
LIST and 3rd Thursday of each month
A letter was received from Sis
ter Jackson containing the National
Booster Night Ribbon award and
also the ribbon for the Achieve
ment contest. Sister Mary also
thanked the Grange for the Past
Lecturer pin.
Sister May Webb announced that
the local dealer would demonstrate
the record changer at our next
meeting.
Bro. Lon Mackey and Fred Knott
were reported i'll; also Sister Reva
Shea. Bro. Gilbert is reported i'm
proving.
Thanks were extended to the
I-
by Bros Zelmar Moses and Gil
bert and Sister Racheal Helms.
The youth will conduct the next :
meeting which will be May 18th.
A large crowd is expected.
Baptist Church News
The Montana Baptist Convention
is held at Great Falls this week
Mrs. Chester Clark and Beatrice,
Mrs. Homer Garrison, Mrs. Jess
Wetzel, Mrs. Columbus Clark, Miss
Barbara Mason, Miss Phyllis Knott
and the Rev. F. L. Lewno are those
attending from Eureka.
Miss Bernice Steed, missionary
on furlough from India, will show
motion pictures of her work at the
Baptist church Sunday, May 4th, at
8 o'clock. Miss Steed is a sister
to Mrs. Chester Clark.
Notes
Admitted:-John Gregory, April j
Oath; Mrs. Ray Flanagan. April 25th l
and a baby girl born, 3-lbs. 11-oz.
Dismissed:-Jol1n Gregory, April /
26th; Mrs. o. J. Ballantyne and son c
April 26th.
Mrs. E. Torres and daughter on :
April 30th.
Episcopal Church b
Services were held IN the Epis- =
copal Church at 300 o'clock Thurs n
day evening. &nnowng prayer
service conducted by the Rev. Geo. n
the Rev. Arthur Ward of !
Deer Lodge, former vicar of St. Il
and All Angels church,
presented a sound m0via, Not BY u
Bread Alone" and gave am azaaress =
n behalf Of THE Presiding Bishopa =
Fund for World Relief. TINS work .
S in continuation with tire National
touncA Of 0lamnelaes, which Is do
ng constructive work in Europe,
Asia, The Philippines and other
,ountries in rehabilitation, with
Aaad0AaaEAans smt 6amnwm. Tase 6ev.
Arthur Ward, Mho is Diocesan chair
nan for the project, accompanied Z
Or. Masuda here from Libby where
he swsAnd movie was shown for the
libby and Troy churches.
Following the service in Eureka,
social hour was enjoyed in the
lewly finished church basement.
dembers Of the Guild assisted Mrs.
'aul Morrison, president, in serving