Laurel outlook., 1945-04-18
Park City Seniors
HOnOred By Juniors
Saturday Evening

Park City, April 1S.-The junior
class were hosts Saturday evening
April ID, at the annual dinner FOL
the seniors, teachers, and members
of the school board and wives.
The dinner was served at Har'
mony hall at a U table, beautifully
decorated in white, and American
Beauty candles in crystal hold
ers. The center table was CEN
tered with a large bouquet of white
carnations. At the 30 places lald
was a carnation and a nut cup, with
the programs carrying out the class
%colors.
The program:
"God Bless America"-Group.
Welcome-ohn Mohr.
Response-Gloria Jensen.
Toastmaster-Mr. Bolin.
Address-R. j. Harris.
Music-Double quintet,
Glass Prophecy and Will-Allo-
wayne Rymer.
Members of the senior class are
Donald Harris, Phyllis Eastlick,
Dora Bolin, Juanita Altice, Gloria
Jensen, Clara Kober, Helen Sitz-
man, Hulda Mehling, Ards Kinney,
and Allowayne Rymer.
Members of the junior class are
John Mohr, Betty Benner, Marion
Gebo, Margey Fox, Helen Frank,
Vern Southworth, Clara Harold,
Marie Kober, Mildred Wagner and
Elfrieda Kober.
Teachers present were Supt. and
Mrs. R. c. Bolin, Mrs. Iva Oliphant,
Miss Florence Won Ehrenkrook,
Mice DA1a E.Aa Mic Nav
Eta Whitmver, Miss Hulda Boelter
and Miss Ellen Stuhlreiter. Board
members and wives were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
V. Eastlick, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sitz-
man and the clerk, Rev. A. M. Bach
anz and wife.
The dinner was prepared by the
mothers of the junior class, and
served by the sophomore girls.
Following the banquet, the junior
senior prom was held at the gym
nasium, which was decorated in the
class colors. A large crowd at
tended the occasion.
Music was furnished by Nystul
Orchestra of Columbus.
Mrs. Edison Hedges left Wednes-
day for Bingham City, Utah. to
spend a couple weeks with her hus-
band who is in the army hospital.
Miss Alevena Braunstadter re-
turned from Powell, Wyo., where
she spent a couple days with her
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Braunstadter
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Doig of Big
Timber were guests last Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. V.
Mosier.
Mrs. Lester Eastlick returned the
she was called five weeks ago by
the illness of her mother, who is
81 years of age.
Mrs. Irma Girdley of Washington,
d. c., a niece of F. R. Brown, en-
she attended the funeral of her
John Greenwood, came the
middle of the week to visit at the
Brown home and among old friends.
Pvt. Harold Mehling left Wednes-
day for Fort Ord, Calf, after
spending his furlough with his par
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Mehling.
Mrs. Gail Fry and sister Mrs.
sIldCC Fry VI anu MT. anu
Mrs. John Fry were guests of Mr.. ..
and Mrs. Irwin Black in Columbus '
last Sunday. /,
Mrs. Albert Kline entertained
afternoon the Red Cross
sewers at her home. Those able to :
be present were Mrs. A. M. Bach '
anz, Mrs. May Miller, Mrs. Fred !
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney !
and Mrs. S. T. Flood. !
Mrs. Ralph Adams and daughter
Mrs. Herbert Dove and little daugh- !,
5er Herbett of Columbus were ,
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. =
J. H. Dove. c
Mrs. Irwin Lesher of Duluth, .
came recently to visit among !
friends here and in Livingston. Her =
husband is with the armed forces !
n India at present.
Cpl. Laurence Southworth, accom- .
panied by his mother Mrs. Elmo
Southworth, ST., left recently for !
he west coast to visit at the homes 7
# his brothers before reporting at =
| camp in California. Cpl. South I
worth recently came for a furlough =
rom the European theatre of war -
lfter four years of service in the h
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