Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29

been i'll. Mrs. Hanson has visited
here on numerous occasions in the
past.
Anita Orndorff, yeoman third
class of the Waves, called her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Orndorff.
by telephone Sunday from Wash
ington, D. c., for a brief visit. She
will spend Easter Sunday with her
brother, Master Sgt. Lamar G.
Orndorff, and his family at Pisgah.
NJ. d. Lamar is at home there
while on furlough from Camp Clair
borne, La. Easter will be the first
visit the brother and sister have
had since going into the service.
Donna Orndorff has been absent
from school the past week while i'll
of tonsilitis.
A pitch-in dinner Thursday eve
ming at the home of Miss Stellavee
Wooters observed the birthday of
Miss Grace Stadalman. Participat-
ing in the event, which was arrang-
ed as a surprise to the honor guest.
were Mrs. Roy Edwards, Miss Ger
trude Zepp, Mrs. C. L. Galloway,
Miss Rosetta Fritz, Mrs. Lois Rus
sell, Mrs. Jack Wiechert, Mrs.
Frank Jacobs, Mrs. o. j. Wooters
and Miss Wooters. Bridge was en-
tertainment, with Miss Stadalman
receiving the high score award,
Miss Zepp second and Mrs. Russell
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick
and son Tommy were guests Satur-
day in Hardin at the wedding Of
Miss Roberta fitzpatrick, niece of
Mr.. Fitzpatrick and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Fitzpatrick, former
Laurel residents. Miss Fitzpatrick
was married to Cpl. Lauren Russell
lesser of Drew Field, Fla, at a
ceremony at the First Congregation
al church at Hardin. The brides
sister, Miss Wanda Fitzpatrick, was
her attendant. Mrs. lesser is EN-
ployed as a teacher in the schools
of Wyola.
The birthday of Mrs. Harold Van
Nice was honored at a no-host sup
per and an evening of games Sat
urday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Webb. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Nice, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fuller,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson,
Mrs. Merritt Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb.
Franklin Lamb, seaman second
class in the coast guard, visited
briefly with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Lamb Monday. He
landed in New York from overseas
duties and was endeavoring to
an 8-day leave to include a
short stay with his father, B. z.
Lamb and family of Rutte. 4
brother, Lloyd Lamb, is serving in
the army overseas where he has
been stationed since early in De-
Eight boys of the senior class
given army and navy intel |
tests recently at the high !
The test, given for the pur-
pose of finding out whether these
boys are eligible for either the
army specialized training course or
The navy VIZ program, was divid-
ed into three sections. The first n
contained questions on English, the :
second on physics and chemistry :
and the third on mathematics.
OuiII and Scroll members sold
,ver 600 programs during the =
basketball tournament held last =
month and made a net profit of
5128.2O. The proceeds of the sale
will be used for the publication of |
Leaves, the school paper. r
Members of the committee who sold V
he programs were Sally Foley, Il
eleanor LaPrath, Virginia Durham,
Nan Wilcox, Eulalia Montee, Eileen a
Sheets, Norma Burke, Margaret Z
Donna Gowen, Martha S
.[lockheimer, LaMerne Mcintyre, +
)ale Dyer, George Fox, Robert
.'haralson, Donald Fellows, Keith e
Brown and Herbert Boyd. Y
Mrs. Anna Smith was here from h
livingston TO CTdilSdCC DuSlHeSS anu
vas the guest of friends for several r.
avs. "
Mrs. Walter Thomas was hostess .,
thursday evening to members of
pinochle club. Mrs. c. G. Hill G
,as the winner of three prizes, high =
core, pinochle and the door prize. r
Irs. Harold Bungard won low. /.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Phillips ar II
ived Monday from Casper, Wyo., Il
} spend the next two weeks the lie
uests of their son-in-law and
aughter, Rev. and Mrs. E. L. g.
'ornelison, while Rev. Phillips is G.
onducting a series of meetings at G,
ne Church of the Nazarene. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Bice have as c:
leir guest their son, Private Mar W
is L. Bice, who is on furlough W
rom Fort Benning, Ga. de
Mrs. Harry Penninper was u din M