Laurel outlook., 1944-02-09
Many Attend Shower
HOnOring Recent Bride

Park City, Feb 9.-Mrs. Harlan
Eastlick of Billings, who before hei
recent marriage was Miss Ella
Thatcher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Thatcher of Park City, was
honored at a miscellaneous shower
at the hall Friday evening.
Mrs. George Sparks and Mrs. A
l.. Grubs had charge of the ar
rangements. Allowayne Rymer and
Lois Grubaugh arranged the pro-
Fox, Mabel Lowell, Edith Rose Gun
ningham, Phyllis Eastlick, Ards
Kinney, Dora Bolin, Jeanne Sitz-
Alice. Community singing was led
by Miss Rosa Eisenman. ,
Others present were Mrs. Carl
George of Laurel, Mrs. Joe Thatch-
er, Mrs. Joe Munoz, Louise Munoz,
Alma Fox, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs.
Frank Peters, Mrs. Allen Lierow,
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall, Miss Hulda
Boelter, Mrs. Levin Kober, Mrs.
Emil Kober, Mrs. Conrad Mehling,
Mrs. John Eisenman, Mrs. Henry
Kaiser, Mrs. Alex Fox, Mrs. Lucie
Bongiani, Mrs. Charles Eastlick,
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney, Mrs. Lester
Eastlick, Mrs. Mike B~eslanowitch,
Mrs. Amos Flood, Mrs. A. L. Gruos,
Mrs. Dan Eastlick, Mrs. r. W.
Davis, Gloria Jensen, Frances Be
slanowitch, Marion and Iris Gebo,
Hulda Mehling, Helen Frank, Dor
othy Carpenter, Mary Altice, Lois
Grubaugh, Mary Thatcher, Mariory
Fox, Betty Benner, Ellen Harding
and Phyllis Kinney.
Mrs. Rachel Martin returned to
Park City after spending some time
visiting relatives at Portland, Ore.
Park City Panthers made it two
straight from Fromberg Friday
night in a game played at From
berg. Lantz starred in the scoring
column with 10 points.
Mrs. Andy Harrington mas as her
guest for a few days, Mrs. Will
Sommers of Buffalo, Wyo.
Mrs. Charles Rymer and Miss
Allowayne Rymer were hosts at a
buffet supper Friday evening at
their home to members of the soph-
omore class and members of the
basketball team. The guests were
Shirley and Juanita Altice, Hulda
Mehling, Gloria Jensen, Phyllis
Eastlick, Mary Alice, Dora Bolin,
Edith Rose Cunningham, Ards Kin
ney, Lawrence Lantz, Donald Har-
ris, Sidney Otis, Jack Roth, David
Wagner and Bud Rymer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney enter
tanned at a dinner Thursday eve
ming honoring the birthday anniver-
sary of their daughter Phyllis.
Present were Allowayne Rymer,
Shirley, Juanita and Mary Alice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Guse of Big
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fry
If Laurel, Ards and Frank Kinney.
Rolla Johnson and w. d. Whit
,anack of Billings spent Friday Wis
ting friends here.
Miss Ellen Harding and Miss
Phyllis Kinney are students at the
Western Union school in Billings
md will begin studies this week.
Mrs. Paul Roberts vas hostess to
he girls sewing club Tuesday eve 1
ling at her home. Present were 4
Eastlick, Edith Rose Cum
bingham, Allowayne Rymer, Mabel
Lois Fink and Madeline |
Roberts. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hilgert, Mss !
Dorothy Hilgert, Miss Pear Jaws. J
Ir. and Mrs. T. l.. Wilkins, all of
4aurel, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. 4
Davis were hosts at a pitch-in din !
.er Wednesday evening honoring }
Or. and Mrs. Z. H. Wells on their j
anniversary.
Nj. and Mrs. r. j. Harris, Donald I
nd Nancy Harris were dinner }
-uests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. !
oseph Gehrett of Laurel. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Peck at I
ended a Farmers Union meeting }
t Bridger Sunday. s
PFC. Emil Mehling left Tuesday 4
Or a Louisiana camp. He had I
pent the past ten days with his I
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Men
ng, and attended the wedding Of i
is sister.
Mrs. E. E. Peck left for Farra- I
yo weeks as a guest Of her son y
nd daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. +
ichard Peck. Z
Mrs. S. T. Flood left Tuesday for q
Iinterset, Iowa, where she was :
allied by the illness of her mother. )
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Goosboom &
III sui Oh LeduNlile, COlO., CdiHC r,
and will visit with Mrs. B
Oosboom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
'alter Williams. e
Mrs. Andy Harrington and son 2
ussell spent Saturday and Sunday e
Columbus with Mr.. Harrington, b
no is employed there. +
Mrs. Harry Sands was hostess to
e Tuesday guild.
Mrs. Rose Walsh left Wednesday q
'ening for Portland, Ore, where y
lie will be employed in the Kaiser =
lip yards.
Mrs. James Dove, Mrs. May Mil q
r, Mrs. Fred Carpenter, Mrs. Les
r Eastlick and Mrs. John Harding
ere hostesses to members Of the
'omen's Society for Christian Ser
ce Thursday afternoon at the hall.
rs. Charles Eastlick presided. Mrs.
&. j. Wilcox gave two readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Eastlick were
'sts at dinner Sunday to Mr.. and
RS. LYMAN KnutSon Kenneth