The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-13
Leo Kyser Speaks
To Womon's Club


! Outdoor fireplaces and their place
in home living formed the special
] topic discussed by Leo Kyser as
he spoke before members of the
Libby Woman'S Club at their reg
ular meeting held Tuesday after
noon at the Community Room.
Mr.. Kyser was introduced to the
club by Mrs. George Ripley, the
program chairman. BY the time ne
had finished his talk, those listen
ing were enthused over the pros
poets of pleasurable returns to be
received from outdoor cooking and
after the discussion of barbecued
meat dripping with luscious sauce as
1t roasted, everyone was downright
hungry. Mr.. Kyser showed draw
ings of several types of fireplaces. f
explained their construction and /
dwelt on the enjoyment one re-
ceived from their use.
Tho I'm no Betty Crocker," he
said Il do know the kind of bar
becued meat that I've roasted overs
the Goals out of doors tastes mighty
good. So I'd advise everyone to
construct such fireplace and use
it often"
The club room had been beauti-
fully decorated in a springlike
by Mrs. H. w. Redfield,
hostess chairman. Fir trees formed
a background for huge bouquets of
daffodils and pussywillow branches
Members were pleased to have the
president, Mrs. Frank Baney of Eur
eka with them again. She opened
the meeting in the regular manner
with flag salute, the song America i
and the collect j
Christmas seal sales were 1870 I
above last year" stated Mrs. Luvia
Craven. I'm expecting Lincoln r
county to place second in the state a
he continued and went on to out {.
inc the new trend in the reorgani- e
alton of the Christmas seal com d
nittee. n
Mrs. George Neils read an article a
n, how in California, art is being S
sed in the packaging of candy y
iearts, silk hats, flower all are Y,
sed to enhance the attractiveness
f the sweets. a
THE two hot spots of Europe are
Ioscow and Greece" declared Mrs. OF
led Joughin as she reported on d.
'orld conditions. Things are not III
hat them seem in China, the cleo ca
ons of Jugoslavia were a farce
nd Trieste is a gamblers heaven" tn
owever she does feel that Gen tv
larshal is to prove able to stand R,
p to Russia. This week" she stated "
will prove whether the United
tates will become an international on
over or not, now that Great Brit be
n is going down as one of the
-eat powers" =
Mrs. F. @. Robertson reported y
-iefly on the school bill legislation r
Id its defeat in the recent session
the state legislature. The book,
The Best Years." by Walter B.
ltkin was reviewed for the club ~.
: Mrs. Craven. She recommended hr
as worthwhile reading. ~,
The United States has probably en-,
rived as the center of the musical i ie,
orld" stated Mrs. Oliver Phillips ~
reporting on music 1T has been ~,
orking up to that for many years
Id the war has fastened the pro-
SIS. She discussed several noted ny
chestras and ended by recon- we
ending that, everyone who could. ca
CAAL 1AANAAA tllC IOAlNGlL ~ DG given
evening by our own high lnl
hool chorus. an an.
The club voted to change the con vi vi
tuition to shorten the club year !"
one month. That means that 90.
w the June" luncheon will be liz,
Id in May. ~ ll.'
Mrs. Ripley continued the pro-
am by introducing Mrs. o. J. Mol -, =
~, NJ 49, e. NJ sIliai Poeiil WI" 49, mu
= WI ?, - "" olauSOh' 4tuD of
go sho,,.aJ AZ e4IVeiIy "tiss NC soc
ors living as experienced by a ca
ed husband. pA
The program was concluded by
rs. Phillips who sang two solos
Heard a Forest Praying and Trees. res
SIS Inez Ratekin accompanied her ye;
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