Laurel outlook., 1944-04-19
Park City Seniors
Present Class Play

April IA, to a .1ull mouse. In
play, "The Poor Fish," a comedy
was coached by Supt. R. c. Bolin
The seniors in the cast wer
Lucille Harding, Lois Grubaugh
Alice Strong, Shirley Altice, Dor
othy Carpenter, Gertrude Herring
ton, Jack Roth, John Bongiani
Samuel Flood, Frances Beslano
witch, Iris Gebo, Betty Sitzman
Jean Sitzman. Students from othel
classes taking part were JONI
Flood, John Mohr and Vern South,
worth. After the play Supt. ano
Mrs. Bolin entertained the cast.
Students selected to attend the
annual high school week in Boze'
man, May 4, 5, and 6 are: Iris Gebo
tipping II; Juanita Altice, tipping |;
Elfrieda Kober, world history; Ell
len Harding, civics and bookkeep-
ing; Edith Cunningham, biology;
Shirley Altice, five subjects, bio
logy, algebra, world history, Eng
lish w and American history.
The Busy Bees All sewing CLUB
with Mrs. William Adams as lead
err recently organized with the fol-
lowing officers elected: Lillian Sltz-
man president, Eleanor Fox vice
president, and Marlene Eastlick sec
rotary and treasurer.
Hostesses at the Community club
Tuesday evening were Mrs. s.: L.
Flood, Mrs. R. M. Fry and Mrs.
Alex Fox. Following the business
meeting Mrs. John Eisenman and
daughter Miss Rosa Eisenman con.
Quoted a "Truth or Consequence"
program.
The Woman's Society met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. M. j. Will
cox, Mrs. Nellie Wells, Mrs. Il. q;
Bolin, Mrs. w. A. Hansford and
Mrs. S. T. Flood as hostesses. The
president, Mrs. C. V. Eastlick, con-
Quoted a program on missions IN
China" Mrs. M. j. Wilcox was APP
pointed as leader of the educational
activities, Mrs. Fred Carpenter. sec
rotary of missions, and Mrs. A. Y.
Nelson, devotions.
Miss Rosa Eisenman and her
fifth and sixth grade pupils enjoy
ed a picnic at the river Thursday
evening. Miss Hulda Boelter and
Miss Ellen Stuhlreiter accompanied
them.
Miss Lois Fink has accepted q
position at the Tompkins Mercantile
store. Stanley Pearsall who has
been a clerk in the store for sew
eral years, will leave for the serv-
ice April 20.
Miss Gertrude and Pauline Her
rington spent the week end with
their father, Andy Harrington at
Hebron, N. d.
Mrs. r. w. Davis returned Fri
day evening from a weeks visit al
Bozeman and Livingston with her
mother, and brother and family.
Miss Pearl Davis who has been
having a two weeks vacation from
her work at the Laurel bank, also
returned Friday from a ten days
trip to Missoula, Bozeman and Liv-
ingston.
Betty Benner, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Jake Benner, is recovering
from an appendectomy performed
the week in a Billings hos
pital.
Mrs. Mary Inlay and Miss Lou
Ann Proctel of Billings were guests
of Mrs. A. Harrington.
Miss Betty Braun who has been
the second trick at the de-
pot the past two weeks, was Sent
to Bellfield, N. D., during the week.
Huntley of Reed Point has NOV.
ed his family to Park City and will
take the third trick, and Miss
Wanda Price of Laurel has the sec
ond trick position.
Those from this vicinity called to
Butte April 10 for their physical
examination were Ray Plowman,
Kaiser, Alfred Thorson,
Cooney Theil and Herman Michael.
Pfc. Bill Fink left Friday for
camp Livingston, La, after spend
ing his furlough with his father,
Henry Fink, and sister Miss Lois
Friends received word recently
hat Pvt. Irwin Lesher had arrived
n North Africa. He has been in
he service for several months and
been stationed in Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eklund.
Audrey and Richard, Jr, of Great
Falls were guests of Mr.. Eklund'S
sister, Mrs. G. V. Eastlick and fam
ly, Monday.
Miss Hulda Boelter spent last
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Clement at Rapelje.
The beet growers held a meeting
It the school house Wednesday eve
ling to talk and discuss the 1914
,eet set-up. Speakers were L. H.
Andrews, superintendent, and c.. L.
Mann, assistant manager, and Allen
lakewood, fieldman of Laurel.
The American Legion of Laurel
net with the local members at the
lall Thursday night. There were
present. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastlick
nd daughters Phyllis Marlene and
Iarilyn were dinner guests SUNDAY
f Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Floou.
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