Laurel outlook., 1944-05-17

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calisthenics, tumbling, dances, drill:
etc., by high school girls and grad
students.
On Friday evening at the gym
Miss Rosa Eisenmann presented he
grade school chorus in several two
part songs, and her "Symphonettes
in five numbers, with Mrs. Harr
Sands accompanist. Following tn
above program Mrs. Vera Faxol
presented her 36-piece band in sew
eral band numbers, novelties, solos
girls glee club, boys choruses
Baton twirling, flag waving ant
mixed chorus numbers.
The Woman's Community clul
held their May meeting Tuesda!
evening at the hall, with Mrs. II
Kaiser, Mrs. John Harding anC
Mrs. Basil Helgesen as hostesses
Mrs. John Eisenmann and Mrs. Ale2
Fox were appointed to plan for
PLAGUE for the soldiers of the com.
munity. A skit "The Vegetable Elk.
hibit" was given by the fifth ant
sixth grades. Music was furnished
by Lillian Sitzman, Betty McFate
Ralph and Fred Mehling. Roll call
was answered to Something Out
of the Ordinary" A meeting fol
June Is was set to make final
plans for the PLAGUE which is be-
ing sponsored by the club.
The baccalaureate for the class
of 1914 of the Park City high school
was held Sunday evening, May Ia,
at the Lutheran church with Rev.
A. M. Bachanz conducting the SER
vice.
H. D. Tompkins, Alex Fox and
S. T. Flood attended the Southeast
ern Sporstman's meeting in Hardin,
Sunday, May IA.
Miss Elizabeth Schessler of Los
Angeles came during the week to
spend a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Jake Benner and friends. Miss
Schessler who is joining the Wacs,
leaves this week for Des Moines to
begin training.
Mrs. Sam Sitzman and Mrs. John
Sitzman were hostesses Friday eve
ming at a dinner for the seniors
and teachers at the hall. Places
were laid for Betty Sitzman, Jean
Sitzman, Dorothy Carpenter, Ger
trude Harrington, Lois Grubaugh,
Alice Strong, Shirley Altice, Fran
ces Beslanowitch, Iris Gebo, Lucille
Harding, Phyllis Kinney, Ellen
Harding, Jack Roth, Samuel Flood,
John Bongiani, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c..
Bolin, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Helgesen,
Mrs. Vera Faxon, Miss Florence
Won Ehrenkrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cain, Miss Hulda Boelter,
Miss Rosa Eisenmann, and Miss Ell
len Stuhlreiter.
Mrs. r. w. Davis entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening compliment
ing her mother, Mrs. Matilda Soren-
sen and Mrs. Frank Redfield of
Bozeman. Other guests were Mrs.
Fred S~cheidecker, Mrs. Fred Hilg-
ert, Miss Pearl Davis of Laurel,
Mrs. j. w. Corwin and Mrs. S. I.
Flood.
Miss Ellen Ware who has been
teaching at Mildred, Mont, the past
year, came home to spend a couple
before going to Portland to
be with her brother Henry Ware
and Mrs. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Corwin and
Mrs. R. w. Davis left Monday, May
Is for Helena to attend the state
Republican convention. Mr.. Corwin
IS committeeman and Mrs. Davis
woman from Park City.
Pvt. Carl Hergett of Mississippi
came during the week to visit
among relatives and friends.
Guests at the r. w. Davis home
asst Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Orchard of Billings and Miss
Barbara Ross of Laurel.
Mrs. w. d. Whitcanack who has
,een living in Billings for several
months, moved back to her home
lere the first of the week. Mr..
Whitcanack will remain in Billings
With his work but expects to spend
he week ends here.
Mrs. Clark Pinckley and son BM
&c Seaman Raymond Miller, left
Thursday for Denver after spend
days with Mrs. Joe Wagner, a
of Mrs. Pinckley, and Mrs.
lay Miller. Raymond Miller who
ecently returned from 20 months
n the south Pacific, leaves soon for
Norfolk, Va.
Hostesses at the Woman's Society
f Christian Service Thursday were
Irs. James Dove, Mrs. E. E. Peck,
Irs. May Miller, Mrs. John Hard
ny, Mrs. Rachel Martin, Mrs. Fred
carpenter and Mrs. Lester Eastlick.
Irs. S. M. Cain conducted the de-
.otionals appropriate for mothers
The program Nursery
'chools" was lead by Mrs. Sam
'lood.
Those going to Butte Monday,
lay 8, for their physical examina-
ion from Park City were James
ain, Kenneth Eastlick, Walter Ko-
err, Charles Grubs and Herman
rank.
Mrs. Mathilda Sorenson and Mrs.
rank Redfield of Bozeman were
uests from Monday until Wednes-
ay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. w. Davis.
Mrs. A. M. Bachanz left Sunday
light for Chicago to see her daugh-
,r Miss Ruth graduate from a
college. Mrs. Bachanz
ill visit relatives in Wisconsin be-
IRE returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geisick and
lmily who have been living with
r. Cacick,c narantc moved Thurs X