Laurel outlook., 1944-06-21

home of Mrs. F. W. Graft Wednes-
day night for the last meeting be-
fore the summer vacation. Reports
from the state convention which
met in Butte June 9 and 10 were
given by the delegates, Mrs. Graft
and Mrs. |. N. Smith. A program
of music followed the business
meeting which consisted of a piano
solo by Mrs. D. H. McCauley, a
violin solo by Mrs. Philip Marsh
and a vocal solo by Mrs. Donald
Rice of Cut Bank. Mrs. McCauley
was accompanist for Mrs. Rice and
Mrs. Marsh. Lunch was served by
a committee. Mrs. C. w. Laird,
the newly elected president of Mon
tana State Chapter P. E. O., was
presented with a gift from Chap
ter B.
Miss Leona Willis arrived Satur-
day from Los Angeles and is a
guest of her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Willis.
To honor Mr.. and Mrs. d.. W.
Hunter on their wedding %anniver-
sary, Mr.. and Mrs. John Price were
hosts at a dinner at their home.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bait enter
tanned a number of out of town
guests Sunday. They were Mrs.
Anna Bender and her son, Victor
Bender of Billings who was leaving
for Salt Lake City to be indicted
into the army; Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
W~eschenfelder and son Monte, Mrs.
Jake Frank and daughter Sheila,
and Mrs. Pete Frank and son OAR
rell, all of Park City.
Margery Lou Hartley celebrated
her fourteenth birthday with a 1870
luncheon and lawn party Tuesday at
her home. Prizes were awarded at
games played. Guests were Janet
and Joyce Ness, Bonnie Barr, We
laire Darham, Marian Weber, jamie
Lockwood, Lauretta Tubman, Laura
Mae Bait, Patty Anderson and
Marilyn Albertus.
Mrs. F. N. Barney returned last
week from a visit of three weeks
With her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Miller of
Wash, and her brother
Ernest Barney and family
If Seattle.
Mrs. James o. Spear will be hos
jess Thursday evening to members
If her sewing club and will serve
iessert lunch.
Mrs. Cecilia Easton and Mrs.
Floris Stonerock of Billings were
Inner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
irs. r. w. Easton. :
Mrs. Irene Beardsley of st. Paul
vas a guest last week of her daugh- ,
er, Mrs. d. w. Hunter and family. |
Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Cornelison {
nd daughter Darlene are spending
vacation with Rev. Cornelison's
nother in Dallas, Tex. They expect
D return to Laurel by the first 1
in July. S
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stadalman re- \
ort that their son, Cpl. Russell E
Couo'ihioh, q DCCI q patient IOr
last six weeks in the Mather E
ield hospital near Sacramento. His a
life, who came to Laurel for a n
isit, returned at the beginning of o
is illness. Id
Nh. and Mrs. E. R. Bradford had c.
!; guests this week Mrs. Brad lie
'rd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
gathers of Billings. lC
The Methodist Young People's h
lnday school class, which has dis B
ntinued meetings for the summer. ri
Id a surprise "get-together" Mon d;
" evening at the home of Mr..
ID Mrs. Ted Webb. Out of town M
tests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mvron la
b of Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. M
'bert Upton of Minneapolis. al
Mrs. Val Matross had as guests le
ring the week her sisters-in-Iaw.
SIS Frances Matross, draft artist. w:
d Miss Helen Matross, electrician. da
employed at the Kaiser ship no
rds in Vancouver. Wash. 10