Laurel outlook., 1945-04-25

; Lutheran ladies' aid in Columbus
Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
lSpatch.
Cpl. Stanley Pearsall left Wed
nesday for his camp in Florida after
spending a two weeks furlough with
his family.
Mrs. Irma Gridley left Wednes-
day for Laurel to visit at the camp
bell Calvert home. Mrs. Gr1dley
has been a guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Brown. and Is
en- route to her home in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Conrad Mehling was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Garden
club at the hall. Roll call was on
"a New Flower l Want To Try This
Year." and the program was on
"Odd Bits About Plants and Flow
ers," with each member taking part.
The next meeting, May 8, will be
on "Peonies."
Marlene Eastlick celebrated her
eleventh birthday Monday, April 10.
by entertaining her schoolmates OF
the fifth and sixth grades and teach
err Miss Mary Eta Whitmyer at
$3.50 by serving ice cream II
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Whitcanack
of Billings spent several hours IN
town last Sunday with friends. Mrs
May Miller accompanied them TO
Billings and spent the week among
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Goldy Sargent of Long Beach
and Mrs. w. E. Douglas of Eaton
vile, Wash, who are with their
sister Mrs. E. E. Peck at a Billings
hospital, spent Tuesday with their
aunt, Mrs. Martha Spry. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Dove received
word that their son PFC. Herbert
Dove who suffered serious leg
wounds in Germany the last OF
March, had been removed from a
hospital in Paris to England for
further disqualification.
Mrs. R. j. Harris made several
trips to Columbus during the week
to help care for her father-in-law,
B. F. Harris who has been i'll for
two or three weeks at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. John Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun brought him
to his sons home Saturday evening
for further care.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dunsworth and grand
daughter Miss Marion Gebo, spent
Friday night and Saturday with her
daughter Miss Thelma Gebo, who
accompanied her mother home for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson of
Broadview spent Friday night and
Saturday at their home. .
The senior class has selected for u.
their play "He Couldn't Marry
Five" a three act comedy which {
will be given May d. Supt. R. c. 5
Bolin is coaching the play. I
Mrs. Davis of Huntley came Sat
urday to visit at the home of her c
Mrs. Ruby Roske and Mrs. I
Eulah Mitchell and families. 3
Staff Sgt. Tom Wagner who is {
home from the European theater OF :
war on a furlough visiting his :
Joe Wagner, left the middle !
of the week for Washington, d. C., -,
to visit his brother Lieut.. Charles
Wagner and family.
Seaman &c David Wagner of
Bremerton, Wash, came Friday on
to visit his father Joe Wagner Il
and brother Staff Sgt. Tom Wagner. s
The M. Y. F. group and sponsor, h
John McFate, and several friends en- n
ioyed a picnic to the rimrocks Fri =
lay evening. Those enjoying the =
OCCASION WeTt oCdiIldil ~ Dofh
Wagner, Alvin McFate, Phyllis
Sastlick, Ailowayne and Bud Rymer, il
Dolores Russell, Verne Southworth Il
Donald Harris, Dora Bolin, and n
iloria Jensen. G
The Southeastern Montana Sports n
mems association are planning their h
!nnual meeting this year in Park =,
;ity, April 80, as announced by =
PRESIDENT Alex Fox and Secretary >,
treasurer S. T. Flood. Following "
he business in the afternoon a dim &c
will be served at $3.50 with "
everal out of town guests. 81
Mrs. Susan Minghan left Thurs Is
for her home in Denver after -
two and a half months .
18th her daughter, Mrs. Allen Hans
ord and family.
Albert Kinney of Laurel was nom
red Tuesday evening at the home
f his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
.inney at a birthday dinner. Guests
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fry of Lau-
FL, Mrs. Gail Fry, Mrs. Alfred
use and daughter of Big Timber,
[r. and Mrs. Irwin Black of Co
INDUS, Ards and Frank Kinney.
E. E. Peck purchased a residence
Billings during the week on North
roadway.
Fred Burnstead of st. Paul was
visitor at the home of his father
l-law, Herman Wolf and family,
Te~dnesday.
Charles Rymer, ST., returned home
lie last of the week from Kentucky
here he was called 10 days ago by
le illness of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kober moved
Laurel the first of the week
here he is employed on the rail-
'ad. Mr.. and Mrs. Kober have
ZEN living with Mrs. Kober's moth
), Mrs. John Altice.
Gloria Jean Carpenter of Laurel
visiting at the home of her
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
a~rpenter. Her father is with the
med forces in England.
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