Laurel outlook., 1945-11-14
Laurel Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Ferguson
have as guests Mr.. Ferguson's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ferguson of Reed
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Glodt and chill
dren, Shirley and Robert, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Ward
while en- route from jamestown, n.
D., to Salem, Ore, to reside. Mr..
and Mrs. Glodt are former residents
of Laurel.
Mrs. Frank Dickson and son
Johnny are spending the week in
Helena with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Dale.
The meeting of the Adult Bible
Fellowship was held with a good
attendance Tuesday evening, with
Rev. and Mrs. Wilcox as hosts at
their home. New members present
were Mrs. Lyle Rodgers, Mrs. Wal
ter Grow and Erwin L. Roberts,
who recently returned home after
receiving his service discharge. Dis
charged veterans returning to the
class membership are Arliss Rich
ardson and Walter Armstrong. The
lesson study was in charge of Mrs.
Wilcox. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Thelma Will
liams, with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
as hosts.
Among those from Laurel attend
ing the recent annual session of the
Yellowstone Valley council of Boy
Scouts of America were Paul H.
Wilson, scoutmaster of the Laurel
troop, and Rev. M. J. Wilcox, a |
councilman. Wilson attended ses-
sions Sunday evening and Monday. |
PFC. E. Zier, formerly a Laurel |
resident, has been discharged from
the army and is now at home with
his mother in Billings.
Manuel Zier and sister Natalie |
were guests here Sunday of the H.
Strecker family.
T/5 D. T. Segler received his dis
charge from the army Oct. 20 at [
Fort Benning, Ga, and has re-
turned to Laurel. He called this
week at the Outlook office to ex-
press his thanks for the paper. At
the time of his discharge he was
with personnel headquarters at
Fort Benning and had served about
a year and a half.
Calling at the Laurel Outlook
office this week was Cpl. E. L.
Roberts who was discharged from
the army Nov. at Fort Lewis,
Wash. He was in the army three
and a half years and was in Ire
land, England, Africa, Italy and
the Philippines.
Mrs. w. H. Hatfield and Mrs.
George Deryckere were hostesses
Wednesday, evening, Nov. 7, to the ,
V. F w. Auxiliary at the L. l..
club. Twenty-Five members were !
present.
Seaman Edward Dull, stationed !
at a submarine base on the New
England coast, arrived here Fri
day on a 30-day leave and has been
visiting his father, Harry Dull.
NILS. n. "a. hOSer arrived We'd :
1esday of last week from Missis- 1
'ippi to join her husband, who was 1
recently discharged from the service
md is now employed by Hageman e
E Jolley. They recently bought a T
'esidence property from CLYDE :
Bray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold VanNice o
lave as week end guests Mr.. and a
drs. Wayne Shoop and children of =
'oyd and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Van
Vice and son Danny. The latter !
amily had just returned from Bal
more where Mr.. VanNice received
is discharge from the army. I
Miss Marian Henry, who is in
adet nurses training at the Dea- I
oness hospital in Bozeman, spent :
ne week end with her parents. Mr.. I
nd Mrs. Conrad Henry. :
Will sell a number of choice Z
amiltonian saddle horses. Well :
roken, ages from 8 to yrs. Also I
,veral coming 2-yr.-olds, halter )
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