Laurel outlook., 1945-12-26
Schools Are EniOving
Season OF Holidays

Park City, Dec. 26.--The Park
City schools closed FRIDAY, Dec. 81,
for the holidays and will open on
Jan. Z.
Miss Florence Van Ehrenkrock,
home economic instructor left Satur-
day for Denver to spend her vaca-
ton at her home. Miss Joan Ford,
English teacher went to her home
in Missoula Saturday. Miss Hulda
BOelter will spend her vacation at
her home in Harlowton. Miss Mary
Eta Whitmyer will be at her homo
in Billings during the HOLIDAYS. Miss
Ellen Stuhlreiter. first and second
grade teacher went to her home at
Libby to spend her vacation. Supt.
and Mrs. r. c. Bolin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Basel Helgesen and Miss Rosa
Eisenman will remain at their
homes in Park City.
Tuesday evening, Dec. IS, the
high school glee club and chorus,
under the direction of Miss Rosa
Eisenman presented the operetta
"Gwen Aliens Christmas" The
high school band gave a number of
selections, and also featured the
Christmas songs. One feature was
81 Am Forever Blowing Bubbles"
sung by the audience and the band
members blowing bubbles. Miss
Eisenman is band director.
Thursday evening at the gymnas-
ium the grade school gave their
Christmas program to a crowded
house. The entertainment consist
ed of songs, drills, symphonet band
and the operetta "When Toys Come
to Life" or christmas Eve In a
Toy Hospital"
Miss Whitmyer, Miss Boelter and
Miss Stuhlreiter had charge of the
grade program.
Treats were distributed to all the
children present.
The Park City Band Mothers
club held a meeting Monday eve
ming at the school house with Mrs.
Mike Beslanowitch, Mrs. Henry
Kaiser and Alice Grubaugh on the
entertainment committee. During
the evening the grade school twirl-
lers, put on an exhibition of their
work. An exchange of gifts closed
the program. :
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Daggett of
Great Falls came during the week
to visit Mrs. Daggett's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Cain. Mrs. Dag
gett went a Billings hospital Sun
dav for an appendicitis oDeration.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service held their last meeting of
the year Thursday afternoon at the
hall. Devotions were in charge of
Mrs. S. NJ. Cain, followed by the
of Christmas hymns. Di-
vision number six was presented
with gifts, due to the making Of
the most money during the year
their lunches. Members on
division are Mrs. j. H. Dove,
Mrs. Rachel Martin. Mrs. John
Harding, Mrs. Lester Eastlick, Mrs.
May Miller, Mrs. Fred Carpenter.
A lunch was served and gifts x
changed. Guests were Mrs. Cliff
Byler, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Alice
Smith, KY. Mrs. Gannawav, Laurel,
Mrs. H. Williams and Mrs. Alvin
.raley.
Kenneth Eastlick who has been
stationed at a camp in Kentucky. |
,ame Sunday to spend a furlough
With his parents, Nj. and Mrs. Dan
Gastlick. Others at the Eastlick
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Knutsen of Billings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan Eastlick.
Nh. and Mrs. Leroy Stoltz of
California who have been in Mis-
;ouri with relatives are guests of
Mr. Stoltz' mother. Mrs. Estella
Stoltz and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie /
w. F. Adams came FRIDAY after
'eing nearly two in Europe.
lie landed in New York, Dec: Is.
M. i. Dunsworth returned Tues
lay from Lowell, Wyo.. where he
several DAYS at the home of
us son Earl Dunsworth and fam
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Byler of Salt
AXE and formerly Of Park CITY,
recently tn visit at the home
# her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Kin
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. Byler are NOV.
ng to Phoenix, Ariz., the first of
he wear.
Mrs. Alex Fox received word
Wednesday of the death of her
at Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Fox
eft Thursday for Lincoln for the
ureral.
Frank Ware of Pennsylvania who
las been in the service for two or
hree years came SATURDAY. to see
is father and also his mother who
as been in the Columbus hospital B
ince last March.