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Evening star., 1948-10-15
Upholstery

P1ssca and tailored styles s2ide to pr 7s s7' long
e. % rho, soeovers ---------$5.ss
Glov-Te, knitted Is styles IN ,otne, blue or green.
Gloue-ttte knitted. styles, ,Dtne blue or green.
6, so w;,dow Shades
Holland cloth, light ecru. IS" 'oide, 'ottn 'o"ers'
s,o32o Custom Made sIipeovers-
Sofa chairs, cushions patterns, $fs5 yd mate'at.
e7s x cu..o,, Made srneovers- S5s.45
Sofa, chair cushions patterns s19s yd MATERIAL
S2755 Custom Made Slipeovers- $Z'.oV
Chair, I cushion, patterns, s19s va.
$3.50 Custom Mode Window Shades ca.
Cloth, minimum of 6, up to IS '0ide, ~" 1ong.
g, os n,,,.,;.. 1862
Fayon and cotton danask, 2N yds long, sateen lined.
S3o5 Tailored Curtains s---------------------@Z
Rayo narqusette long, s6 Oide to pr, 5" bottom hes
u2on s4s5 Tailored curtous- $3.zs to $3.ss
Rayon n,arqusette, H. 81 and 80" long.
Ravon ae taeta single or double zes Luxurious coors
eIaes n,o,s,.. -slo.s5
Sateen lined, rayon tai1e tafeta, ~ yds. long.
S9e5 vonity Skirts -----------------
Rayon ta1le tateta, matches.
RuffIed oreandy curtoins >z'1S Pr
Permanent finish, 81 and 81" long.
sle5 to S24e yd Fobric Remnants 89e yd.
Use for sHpcouer and drapees 4 ,oide to yds long,
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

SiIUer
1898 Sterling Silver candIestieks-
81 SO soIt and Pepper
handsomely bored, chrome and crystal
$sss sIverpIoted Water Pitchers ---------$s.ss'
S4es sIverpated Sugar and creomer-
Complete tDith tray
S6eS 30-Pe Set Of SiverpIoted siverwoFs ----$4.sS
Service for g.
S2lO 33-Pc Set sIverpoted Tabewore-
"Baronet" pattern, serutce for ste.
4oe sIvepIated Grav Ladies'
szz5 Winding AIom Clocks ks------------------$'.7s
Iuory finish.
$1,000 Toll Sterling Silver Compete
s3os Set Of Salt ond Pepper
$500 siverpoted Silent Buffers
1898 sIverpIated Gravy Boat and Troy----------$e4S'
sPlus 2o% tar ''Plus 1919 tar.
Kanns-street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Linens

35c Common Dish Towels, l7x34"
$.5o Exeeo Kitchen Towels 20x37" for $l1s
s4.e5 Chenille Not and Lid Set zlx36" ---S2.Ss
{, OK Cation R,do. se+s Siio
Printed 36r36" cloth, four napkins.
Cotton and Linen Dish Toweing 37e
Pure Linen Huek Towels l7x3l" IresuIor-
S4.o5 Printed TobIecloths hs.---
T1no attractive patterns In red and blue, 60rSC.
S995 Pure Linen Domosk TobIe Set-------------$7.SS
He1nstitched, 60rS0" cloth, napkins
Secs Of $3e5 to $2 Loce TobeeIoths $40 to $3.50
Famous makes.
s3.95 and S4.e5 1obIecIoths and $3.50
Imported pure linen; 52r52" and 52r6S".
3se Napkins to
Sl795 Double Domosk TobIecIoths- $1z.S5
Imported pure linen, hand hennaed 70rSS
Sloo5 doz Matching Napkins $14.s5
imported pure linen, hand herrned, 22r22. - =
SC yd. Towens ---------------------- eSs
Pure Irish nne colortu borders In red blue and green
Kanns-Szeet Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Gas Ranges

sl57.45 Detroit Jewel" Cos Ronoe -.----- -sI4e.es
Lamp and timer, puout brotler dsuided cooking top
$l4245 "Detroit Jewel" Gas $l0o.95
Ouen heat control Harper burner puHout broer dDtded
top - ..t.-s
Kann's-Applance Store. '.'.-
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Lamps
q o. eh;,, robls Iomn. $500
handsomely decorated, metal mounttngs BeH shape
rayon shades.
S7ea Hand Sewn Shades $44S
Drape top and bottom shades Gold wns gree" ana ros
s,s % EIoo, Lomos Tv0e.---------- --SIoss
6-way reflector stctng-drm bridge and doun oradge
1898 Fine Royon Hand Made Lomp Shodes- es----.-$z7e
EggsheH ,pith tearose Hngs Assorted oratd tTtnnn9
s3es and s4os Metal Bose Pin-Up Lamps-------$l.e9
Metal bases pdrchnenttsed shades some aotn "a"ec'
Hghting
s,o o. R,o,ze Finished Floor Lemps-
-Parchmentized shades. 6-,ody and student bridge
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Bedroom Furniture

beOTOO1N ENTUtIsSTe
s24s5 3-stIe Occasional choirs- oirs--------------$'7sS
s44e5 Spring Filled Potfom
$1,000 3-Pieee Bedroom 1900
Mahogany ueneered chest, bed and dresser
$3.50 Modern Style est---------------------$zzS
Mahogany wheat finish, draDers
$1,000 3-Pe Bedroom Suite
Solid maple: dresser NTH mirror chest on or double oed
60 es "Konn.Ieen" Pillows
white goose do,Ds fltg blue and ohtte striped ticking
SASS Mirrors, 4
Circle, oblong and t,oo-pdy
s66S5 "simmons" 3-Piece Bed $500
Bed, springs and tnnerspring mattress included
s24e5 Boudoir chos, z
Kann's-Thrd Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
SEVEN DAYS ONLY
Housewares

Housewares
$lzs Angel Food Coke Pens, Aluminium
Has Iugs for cooling rensoptng cakes
s5e Aluminium loyer Coke Pom: -. s for s9e
$3.50 Buckeye Aluminium. Dutch Oven -$2.z5
Heavy gauge metal cooks on stoue as toeH as IN ooen
slss Pyrex Casserole with Chrome Plotted Frome---$l.A
For serDtng direct from stoue to table.
s5e5 spork Guord to Cover Fireplace $3ss
Made OF black mesh Wire on steel rame
7oe Clothes Line 100
... Good quality line for outdoors or INDOORS.
100 it., folds for storing.
sloo 4-Peee connster Set with Knobs-----------sse
Red s0ith ,Ohtte. For -four, sugar, cotee ana tea
Grained vo1nut finish, ,Dde, Is" to IS extension
e8e EnomeI Rooster round
Selt-basttng cover for small towls. Blue enamel.
sloo Rubber Covered Dish Droiner-
Rust-proot, saves breakage Red finish.
nes Of 75e yd. TobIe Oil Cloth. 46" wide e----3se yd
Assorted patterns and colors to choose 1ron'
s79s Jumbo Size Gorment Bog with Long Upper $s:ss
Quilted pyorolin coated material, steel tore Td1ne
slss Boby Both Tub White Enamel Lined------$l.3s
81 le Enomel Dioper Pail White
Has couer and bail handle
Sl25 Floor p-----------------
Spring socket permits mop to get under lo0 furniture
Sl39 combinet. White Enomel el----------------$1.oo
Cover and ,Dood grip bail handle
ST 80 4-cup Pereootor omeI------------------79e
Your choice OF red, green, blue and yeIoD
>4'' o'ss Maas Of hardwood white enamel finish
Has adjustable gauge bar rustproot pins. easels.
s4s Self Wrineins Mop with Lorse Cotton Head ---7ee
Hands touch Oate ,Ongs ith Gtutst OF the 'osst
Saai %s* ssaps s SS:s seas end handles smooth nsro,
sl4ss cobinet Bose with Drowe l6x20" ~
Stainless porcelain top, roonny storage compartment
sl29 3-Pe Red Enome souee Pom Set ------------s4e
h and 1-quart capacity, Quick-heating easy to clean
$3.50 Old English Rubbing Floor Wax. sal sire
Just spread on floor, shines as 1t dries
$3.50 Enome Bob, Bottle steiIizer- $'.sS
White, pink or blue Wire rack hoIds ooEnes.
s,zs EnomeI Double Boiler, lhquort
For cereals, custards, sauces, etc.
Sc Choir Pads, Oil Cloth Covered
Dresses up the kitchen, makes chairs more confordoe
Ineq Of $3.50 Kitchen TobIes, 16x20" top------$e99
Stainless porcelain top, cutlery dra0er.
79e Flome Proof Gloss Skillet t-------,--sse
The easiest fry pan to czeam Convenient 7tnch stse
Ireo Of ST 4o Oil Cloth Tobe Covers 54x54
Assorted patterns and coors
$3.50 sopon Triple Duty EnomeI- $i:ss qt.
For outdoor or indoor White and coors
s5.os Printed PIostic Shower Curtoin Ensemble e$3.s
Curtain and ,Dindo curtain In t,oo-coor decoraons
$3.50 Fibre Homper with Woven Bodies $4.z4
Plastic pearl covered tops, all bathroom colors
S349 Ironing TobIe with Steel Broees-
s14e Indoor Clothes Dyer-----
Folds fiat for storing ample drying capacity.
s34o5 Solid Boss 7-Pc. Fireplace Ensemble
Andirons 4-pc fire tool set, 3-tod bound top screen.
sl4es Steel Utility cobinets, e3xlsx12"- $lo.ss
White finish. Use for Dishes utensils groceries,
$40 Step Ladders. 5-foot
Each step reinforced ,0ith steel rod
S6oS Plotted Androns, lS" toI------------$4ss
S79s Motehna
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Radios

S24e95 Fomous Moke Rodio Phonoeroph- -$149.95
Modern console automatic record changer.
SASS Tobe Model Rodos- $685.
AC-DC superhetrodyne circuit dynamic speaker.
Kann's-Applance Store.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Electrical Appliances

EIcCIEsCsS 1PPGssSsSCCO
$3.50 1onk Vacuum Cleaner $4S.oV
For carpets and over-heod cleaning Tan and chrons
finish.
$l995 Electric Pop up Tooster-
Makes light and dark toast. Chrome finish.
$420l Electric BIonket, floor sompIes
Slun1ber sentinel temperature control, adjusts
automatically.
S95 Electric 1eo Pot-------------plust tox, $3.4S
Selt.starttng, accurate time.
$695 coseo Electric Heotins
$l795 GE. Automatic Coffee Moken-----------$12.s5
$95 Electric WofIs
Ss95 steom Electric
$5o5 Electric Sinus Heotins
$895 &C. 14-in. Bowl Heater
$4400 Clark Electric Floor Polisher-
Size 24r4S
Kanns-Appliance store
Evening star., 1948-10-15

China
$5osS Imported Chino Dinner Set
Service for 8, So pieces.
SI695 Punch Set IS -$IOSS
Crystal Nth frosted design Bop platter and cups
$I.00 cysto stemwore
With cut design.
Slos 3-pe Bowl ----------------------$l.ls
Graduated Sizes tan trimmed Nth whtte
s370 Pyrex Flomewore
1-qt, 11-Qt and 2-qt sizes; individual handles.
$40 ls-Pe Gloss Luncheon Set---------------$1.ss
Lovely shades of rust, aqua, green or gold
Luncheon
clear crystal or delicate pink Servce for 81 pieces
ssc Guns oud Soueers- eers-------------4fo for $l.oo
American earthenware, tuory colored.
lnee Of S7ss to $z2ss Dinner ses---$3.ss to $ll4s
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

HOUSEWARES tcsntnusd)
$lle Aluminium Dishpon lz-quort
Heapy gauge metal, round shape.
$l6o Oval Enome Rooster
Sey-basttng couer, durable blue enamel.
ST 80 Preserving
Durable blue enamel 17-Quart capacity.
S3oS Tro.h and Ash can---------------------
Hot dipped leak proof galuanzed metal 2gal capacity
Slee Garbage Con. 6h sulIon-
Hot dipped leak proof galvanized metal
sl0o zippered cIeor Plastic Goment
&, % Enamel Teo Kettle 9oe
Sl3o oyoI EnomeI Dishpon II
slss Red Enomel Whstns Tee Kettle
sl3e5 Moecook Pressure Cooker
$3.50 Bro.s Fireplace Ensemble
s5se5 Bruss Fireplace Ensemble
Kann's-Thrd Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Rugs
S725 sa yd Alex Smith Broodoom- %. yd.
and i2-t ,Dtde or ,oa-to-Dal sn ross grey and tan
$5995 Persion Design
9r12 IT. Red ground
Seconds Of $s95 Felt Base
Bedroom and Living Room patterns, s112 IT,
$685. Figured BroadIoom
Heavy quality 9r12 IT.
$l5s5 Cotton Loop. Pile SOFTER size 5x5--------$ses
$995 3d. Yd BroodIoon,- %. yd.
$6.45 Cotton Rug, 24x44"-
$es5 Rug Cushions shons---------------------
Hair and jute, 1863 IT. extends life OF rug
S24s5 Cotton Loop Pile Russ----------------$l4 -$l4s5
Scroll design, 4r6 it. Scatter stzs
Scroll design, 27r4S. Scatter size
Ae5 Cotton orentoIs Observation-Disclosures
Size 2zr48.
Kanns-Thtrd Floor
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-27
PALMER 7RCUNCEt NOEAK

The Palmer High School and lodi ak High
School met the local gym floor twice &c
last we ok II tn Palmer victorious both ines.
- ',': -.
The games were fast and furious. Our boys
have shown a .1roat Improvement. The Satur-
day. n lights game startod off vi tn bang
whom Hyland, Bi1lot, OnAka, Stevens, and
Billot again, made field goals one RI gft
after another The Palmer boys novor lost
the Lead Saturday night s score was Palmer
80 to Kodiak s Il.
1t is understood that the %odtak boys have .
to travel II miles to use a gym to practice,
and tn is is not done too often. Doth teams
put UP q spirited light. -.
Eggloss Thursdays have followed poul try1ess
Thursdays into t he Limbo Of the dizzy past,
but moat1ossT uosd days cont niue an Official
part Of the Nations food conservation progr
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-27
CLASSIFIED NOS
FOR RENT: of2ice space in Rec HILL.
EXTENHCN CCNfERANCE

On Monday and Tuesday Of this We ok Parker
Lester and Mrs. Bernico Johnson attended an
Extension Service conference in Anchorage:
vi tn Mrs. Fohn-Hansen, Lorin r. Oldroyd,
MariIv2 -ohn son, ard Gonovievo Terry. They
went through the E7ztens ion Service program
for the year. ="
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-27
HOSPITAL NOTES

AnFITT-D:
Ms. R"lph Fieren, Tosilla; Mrs. Lou Krags-
tad, = liner; ms. Alvin Collier, Palmer;
Mrs. H~rry DIFF, nalrec; Mrs. juno Granger
Palmer; us james riley, Palmer; tickle
Noore, Palmer; Dr. ?. R, SINS, Palmer; Mr.
Ear1i son N2rth. Palmer; Lila Hoskins, Pal
mer, Robert siober, Palmer; Ms. MAIDS Jo-
hansen, Palmer;
DIS ISSD
Kornoth Iurd, A~y olin, Grant Konser, Ms.
Claude Scranton, Mrs. james H-rtloy,
Lila HosEins.
HOSPTTLI7ED ~
Mrs. Clyde King j., Walter Garlic from
Glenn A. len.
BIRTHS
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Collier are the prowd
parents of son: Gary James, born "odnes-
day, February IS, at $50 pm.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-02-27
NOT ACCEf7ED

The rosiCnati ion Of Harold Stephan from the
M.V.7.C.A Board was not accepted at the
meeting held the evening OF February 25th.
Secre tary Of Agriculture Anderson has pre-
dictod rat ioning may DO necessary by Spring
There appears littlo possib ility, however,
that if meat is rat toned there will BIO a
return to price controls.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
PoIicemon's S Memory Brings
Arrest of Man Sought Since AS

More than two years ago, a police
lookout was flashed for man
wanted in shooting, and today the
suspect was under arrest because
Pvt. Charles L. Sullivan, No. Pre-
cinct, saw him walking on the street
and remembered.
The policeman saw Mason Gore,
AZ, colored, 900 block of G street
|S.W, while he was patrolling his
beat on Seventh street S.W. He
recognized Gore as the man wanted
in the shooting, although he had not
seen him since before December,
1945.
At No. Precinct, Gore was
charged with assault with a dan
gerous weapon on Jack Jones, coils
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Births Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.

(From the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Wilmot and Sarah Baughn, girl.
Grover and Maude Bellamy, boy.
Philip and Betty Boerger, boy
Emmett and Lillian Bryan, girl.
Thomas and Margaret Burnette, boy.
Sterling and Rose Gable, girl.
Leon and Helen Clifton, boy.
Lester and Loretta Corley, boy.
Robert and Patricia Dale, girl.
Erwin and Dorothy Genthner. girl.
La prence and Emma Groer, girl.
Maurice and Rosamond Guillion, girl.
Erwin and Dorothy Hamlin, girl.
Guy and Dorothy Hayes, girl
George and Edna Hill, boy
James and Shirley Hogne, girl.
James and Madolyn Hughes, boy.
John and Audrey Irwin, boy.
Harold and Lois Lee, girl
Kenneth and Jacqueline Lepp, girl.
Frank and Mary Liberatore. girl.
Roger and Marian Lilly, girl.
Leonard and Hazel Lohman, girl.
Thomas and Suzanne Mathews, girl.
Robert and Barbara Mcleod, boy.
George and Carbine oliver, girl.
Jameson and Lorraine Reisd, girl
Benito and Sally Rish, girl.
Robert and Margaret Robey, boy.
William and Anne Shea, boy.
John and Minis Salaven, boy.
Burke and June Snow, girl.
William and Violet Taylor. girl
Rexford and Marguerite Vessels, girl.
John and Martha Willis. boy
Edward and Mary White, girl.
Willis and Annie Allen, girl.
Homer and Nettie Baldwin, girl.
PinK and MoZella Baylor, boy.
Hazel and Lula Bell, girl.
Julius and Ruby Boddie, boy.
John and Lillian Branhan, boy.
George and Edna Brown, boy
Joseph and Louise Bunch, boy.
Olin and Willie Mea Byrd, girl.
George and Bernice Cave, boy.
King and c. Virginia David, girl
William and Margaret Dixon, boy.
Clarence and Rosa Hanton, boy.
Earl and Omer Holmes, girl.
Thomas and Yvonne Horner, boy.
Joseph and Ruby Brown, boy.
Nathan and Nancy Lewis, boy.
Fields and Bernice Louis, boy.
James and Helen Marshall, girl
Arthur and Marie Matthews, girl.
John and Josephine Moore. girl.
Henry and Rehodonic Moore. boy.
Mecco and Wilhemina McEaddy, girl.
David and Mary McRae, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepiess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
Of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
Blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get UP nights. Don't
neglect this condition and lose valuable, rest
full sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
~ aieo esmss ragona hankacSo rhanwsat;c u, ~
pains. leg pains, loss of pep and energy.
swelling. pufiness under the eyes, headaches
and diEzineas.
Don't wait Ask yeur druggist for Doan' s
Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 80 years. Doan's give
spur blood Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

ored, 100 block Of Quincy place NE.
Mr.. Jones was wounded slightly dur
ing fight at Cores home in 1945,
Pvt. Sullivan said.
The suspect admitted he was a
little surprised at his arrest. He
said he thought the police "had
forgotten" all about the incident.
according to Pvt. Sullivan. After
the fight, Gore said he left town,
worked in Dayton, Ohio, and served
in the Merchant Marine service.
Gore was scheduled for an ap-
pearance in Municipal Court today.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
Woman Cubbie Robbed
OF $2.95 by Knife Bundit

A woman taxicab driver last night
told police she was robbed of $2.95
by passenger who held a knife at
her throat.
Elizabeth Byrd, 38, colored 1900
block of Sherman avenue NV, re-
ported she was driving in the 1900
block of Upshur street NV. when
a fare leaned over and demanded
the money.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Quarts and Harriet Ebert, boy.
Eugene and Frma Patrick, girl.
Econuel and Lucille Perry, girl.
James ana BeEtIe Ross. girl.
Allen and Essie Rowe, girl
William and Stewart Russell, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Marshall and Mabel Smith, boy.
John and Vernell Stevenson, boy.
Willie and Ruth Temoney, boy.
Berlin and Thelma Thomas, boy.
John and Evelyn Thompson, boy.
Efdric and Dorothea Tolson, girl,
James and Mary Vincent, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Edward and Alberta White, boy.
Charles and Edith Whitley, girl.
Robert and Doll Williams, boy.
William and Marie Stephen, girl,
Waiter and Rosa williams, boy.
Joseph and Betty Young. boy.
Ea"i and Mary Young, boy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29
LINCOLN COUNTY HIGH
SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES

The Lincoln County High School
board met Thursday evening of last
week to organize for 1913 The
meeting was held at the office of
the principal in Eureka. Burgess
Drake was reelected president Of
the Board and J. Alfred Peltier was
reelected vice president. Other
members of the board are w. ].
Anderson, Libby, county superin-
tendent and member ex-officio; ].
F. Fennessy, Jr., Libby, (re-ap-
pointed); Thurman Gwynn, Eureka;
w. H. Garrison, Eureka; and Hor-
ace Hudson, Rexford, to fill the
vacancy left by the resignation of
Mary Knapp. Frank L. Salter was
renamed as assistant secretary. Pei
tier was also reappointed for this
year.
The board reelected Donald R.
Boslaugh as principal for next year.
The hot lunch program and trans
portation were discussed and other
business matters cared for.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29
GIVE FAREWELL PARTY
FOR MRS. BURRELL

The ladies of Kootenai Valley
Grange and the Libby Farm Wom-
ans Club met at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Vanderwood on Thursday,
January %, in a farewell party for
Mrs. Evalyn Burrell.
The Burrells are leaving soon to
make their home in Oregon. They
viii be missed both in Grange and
Club and their friends join in wish
ing them the best of luck and hap
piness in their new home.
Games were played during the
afternoon, the leader being Mrs.
Kappa Rice.
A beautiful tufted bedspread was
presented to Mrs. Burrell by the
president of the club, Mrs. Mabel
Vanderwood. The spread was a gift
from both the Grange and Club
members.
A lunch of fruit jello, cake and
coffee was served at the close of
an enjoyable afternoon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29
KOOTENAI VALLEY GRANGE
LENDS A HAND

Sunday, January 25, members of
the Kootenai Valley Grange met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Sheldon early in the morning, armed
with hammers and saws and ready
to help Mr.. Sheldon work on his
new home.
At noon, a hearty lunch was SER
we'd by the ladies of the Grange who
had taken hot" dishes, salads, rolls,
ice cream and cake. After lunch,
the men went to work again and
worked until it was too dark to see
to drive nail, when supper was
served to all who did not have to
hurry home to attend to feeding
stock and chickens.
The Changers who were on hand
to help in this worthy cause were
Bert Grambauer, AIDE Courtright,
Lloyd Maize, Kyle Beebe, Louis
Ohlerich, Floyd Bowen, Hugh Slau-
son, Bill Vanderwood, Raymond
Orsborn and Ellsworth Rice, and
their wives.
Plans are being made to spend
another day in the near future in
helping Mr.. Sheldon with work on
the house All Changers will be
notified of the exact date.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29
SIR. w. S. C. S. MET WITH
MRS. WILLIAMS

The Senior w. s. c. s. met at
the home of Mrs. Kathryn Will
iams on Wednesday, January 81
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Ora Ras-
mussen, by repeating the Lords
Prayer. Mrs. Janet Littell led the
devotionals, assisted by Myrtle
Yaple. After the singing of hymns
accompanied by Mrs. Pitcher at
the piano, the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and ap-
proved. Sixteen members responded
to roll call and several visitors
were present.
Mrs. Littell then presented the
program for the day, Thy Way
Upon Earth" in a very interesting
manner, after which many impor-
tant matters were brought up for
discussion-among them being
motion to hold food sale on Valen-
tines Day at some convenient place.
The hostess served refreshments
and the meeting adjourned to meet
again on February at the home
of Mrs Amanda Buck.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-29
L0G CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL OPENING

Sunday school members, friends
and visitors who make it a point
20 be On-Time'-9:45a. mat the
Log Church, are cordially treated
TO the BEST in Sunday School
Openings. =.
Last Sunday, January 18th, their
theme for the day-"If Forgiven
Then Forgive" was based on the
timely verse from Ephesians 4:32.
Following a welcome extended to
all in attendance and a word of
sympathy offered concerning those
who because of sickness could not
be present, Assistant Sup't, Mr..
Clarence Parker, led the Sunday
school in the old hymn, Power in
the Blood Prayer was then Of
1ered followed by a dialogue given
BY two men, Kelly Rayson and Leon
Ayers, entitled my RIGHTS. Z"
(The theory I'm going to stand up
for MY rights" was let down
hard.) A group of Juniors respond
ed by singing a medley of choruses
after which Mrs. Ellis Cole gave a
bit Of verse, Human Forgiveness.
MIR. Clayton Nelson, teacher of the
BOsto Young Peoples class, step
ped forward with the MiSsion-ette
for the day-''Three people came
forward one Lords day to be re-
ceived into the membership of a
Baptist church in Washington, D.
c. One was Charles Evans Hughes,
who had come to Washington to be
Secretary of State of the United
States, one was. a, poor working
woman, and one was a colored man.
The pastor of the church said to
the congregation, You will note
that the ground is level at the
Crossr and as the piano played
softly, classes took their places for
forty minutes of planned Bible
study together.
Fifteen minutes before the Morn
ing Worship Hour, the Sunday school
Teconvened in the main auditorium
and were led in the theme chorus,
''Love, Wonderful Love" Those
who had birthdays were honored,
high-hghts from the secretary's re-
port were given by Arthur Rose,
visitors were recognized, but the
climax of the entire period came
as Mrs. Clarence Palmerton, former
S. S. Supt. in Deer Lodge, Montana, {
graphically portrayed the story of
The Prodigal Son" on the flannel
board. The Sunday school then
stood to sing together the hymn,
His Grace Aboundeth More
Under the able direction of their
Superintendent, Melvin K. Kerns
and Assistant Superintendent, Clar-
ence Parker, coupled together with
the hearty cooperation of the other
officers and teachers, these Goth cen
fury ''under-shepherds" are working
together to give Libby boys, girls,
young people and adults the BEST
in Christ-Honoring Sunday School.