Laurel outlook., 1946-02-20
Park Panthers Win
Two Over Week End
Park City-ROberts

Park City, FEB. ZO.-ln a one
sided game Tuesday night the Rob-
erts cagers trailed from the start
when the Park City team played
them on the home floor. A count
of 1917 score ended the game.
In a preliminary game the Rob-
erts graders defeated the local
graders 1922.
In the high school game Lyle
Rupp scored 10 points and Rudy
Wegner 9.
Park City-Absarokee
From the start of the game the
Park City hoopsters piled up a good
lead over the visiting Absarokee
team, Friday evening on the home
floor.
Park City lead AT at the end
of the first quarter and 22-13 at the
half. The third quarter stood 1918
and final score 1922.
Lyle Rupp again scored 10 points
and Wegner and Gonzales 8 each.
The .Absarokee grade team de-
feated the Park City grades 26-16.
The February meeting of the
Community club was held Tuesday
evening at the hall with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Philip Pope, presiding.
Following the business meeting Mrs.
Helen Braun. local historian, gave
a talk on the Earliest History of
Park City," Mrs. w. F. Adams and
Mrs. John Altice had charge of the
games. One interesting game was
the guessing of the "Hidden Trees
and Shrubs of the Town." Lunch
was served by Miss Mary Eta
Whitmyer, Mrs. George Yurian, and
Miss Ellen Ware.
Mrs. A. L. Grubs and Mrs. Amos
Flood were hostesses Thursday
afternoon to the Woman's Society
of Christian Service. Mrs. r. w.
Davis had charge of the worship
service and Mrs, M. ]. Wilcox the
program on omissions in Africa"
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. B. Martin enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Martin, Jr.,
Richard Martin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal S. Dresback of Livingston.
Mrs. Helen Benner Schuster of
Santa Fe. N. Mex, who is visiting
at the home of her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Jake Benner was honored by
a shower given by relatives We'd
nesday evening at the hall. The
evening was spent in playing bingo
by the 80 relatives and friends pres
ent. Out of town hostesses and
friends were Mrs. Herman Sches-
sler, Mrs. Henry Schessler, Miss
Jerry Schessler, Mrs. Jake Sches-
sler, Mrs. George Ostwald, Mrs.
Henry Frank, Mrs. Alec Ostwold,
Mrs. Adolph Kamerzell, Mrs. Henry
Koppleman of Laurel; Mrs. Carl
Fink of Lowell, Wyo.; Mrs. George
Schott, Richland, Wash, and Mrs.
Lavonne Martin of Seattle.
Nh. and Mrs. Charles Colby and
left the first of the week
for Minneapolis to make their home.
William Armstrong of Elgin,
Nebr. came recently to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Arm
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams
of Livingston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Williams and children Shar-
and Ronald of Absarokee, spent
last Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walt Williams.
Miss Phyllis Eastlick. cadet nurse
Of Billings, spent Friday until Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. V. Eastlick.
Mrs. Helen DeWald and daughter
Sandra returned home Thursday
several weeks in Texas, where
her husband is still in the service.
The trustees of the Park City
Trewin and Tilden school at
Youngs Point met Thursday eve
hing at the school to discuss the
educational problems of the three
districts. Dinner was served by the
economics girls. !
Miss Hulda Mehling who has been :
listing at the home of her sister ,
It Richland, Wash. returned home g,
Turing the week. Her sister, Mrs. :
Schott accompanied her :
ONE.
Mrs. Jennie Oliver entertained
t luncheon Friday noon. Places S
yere laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Ray I
,ond Miller of Denver, Mrs. Nav {
Jiller. Mrs. j. H. Dove, Mrs. K.
' Davis and Mrs. S. T. Flood.
The Grubaugh family received
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