Laurel outlook., 1946-01-23

cagerS 4O-l9. In the preliminary
game the Park City graders won
17-15.
The Park City Independent team
played the Billings Business col
lege and defeated them 66-29.
Loretta Story celebrated her
sixth birthday Wednesday. Jan 16,
from $3.50 to $50 at her home.
After various games, lunch was
served to Beverley, Patty and Terry
Sands. Kay ~Vandenburg, Bob East
lick, Carolyn Pope, Marjorie Moran,
Darlene Schriener, Sandra South
worth, Shirley Roth, Metzie Sanders
and Sylvia Sanders, Mrs. Thelma
Schroeder and daughter Connie,
Mrs. Harold McManus and ons
Mark and Mack. Mrs. Allen Whit
canack, Mrs. Ralph Story, Mrs. B.
Helgesen and daughter Iona Jean.
Clifford Sands, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sands and Louise James,
daughter of Mrs. Florence Imhoff
were married in Billings Saturday,
Jan. 10, by Emil Borberg, justice
Of the peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Frank an
liounce the birth of a son, Jan. 10,
Ill d DillliSS HOSplIdl.
Complimenting Miss Mary Eta
Joan Ford entertained Thursday
present We're Mrs. George Hub
Ellen Ware, Miss Hulda Boelter,
Miss Ellen ~Stuhlreiter, Miss Flor
ence Won Ehrenkrock and Mrs. Har-
old Fink. n
Mrs. Dane Vannice and children
left Thursday for Wyoming where
she was called by the illness of a
sister.
Mrs. Susan Mingham of Denver
came Thursday evening to spend a
couple weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Allen Hansford and family.
Mrs. Robert Nunley and two
children Patsy and Gary of Living
ston came Friday to spend the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. V. Mosier.
The Lutheran ladies' aid recently
elected the following officers for
the year: Mrs. Henry Roth, re-
elected president; Mrs. Conrad
Mehling vice president, Mrs. Fred
Meinhardt, secretary and Mrs.
John SitZman, treasurer.
Mrs. F. R. Brown returned home
Wednesday from Butte, where she
accompanied her grandsons, Camp
bell and Wesley Neal, who have
been spending several months with
their grandparents, M. and Mrs.
Brown. The two boys went m to
San Francisco to join their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Neal, who re-
side there.
Virgil Quinn who has been in the
navy in the South Pacific, came
recently to see his father Tom
Quinn and friends.
j. w. Corwin returned home Sun
day from Helena where he went
Tuesday on business. Mrs. Corwin
spent the week in Billings with her
daughter Mrs. Arno Albresht and
family.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Wilcox, Mrs. R. c..
Bolin and Mrs. S. T. Flood were
hostesses at the w. S. c.. society at
the hall Thursday. Rev. H. Eng
dahl of Roundup, Rev. L. Neon
nell of Denton, Rev. R. button of
Billings had charge of the music
and program. Visitors were Mrs.
Dutton of Billings, Mrs. William
Lierow and Mrs. John Alice.
The Band Mothers club met Mon
day evening at the school house
with the vice president, Mrs. Cecil
Walters presiding. Following the
business meeting Mrs. John Altice
had charge of the program and en-
tertainment.
Sally ~Vandenburg celebrated her
birthday Wednesday, Jan. Is,
and served lunch in the school
to the third and fourth grades
and teacher, Miss Hulda Beotler.
John Kober is spending his leave
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin Kober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Branstadter
and three daughters of Powell,
Wyo., spent Wednesday with rela-
here. Mrs. Ivah Brock ac-
companied her daughter home and
will visit at the B~ranstadter home:
Mrs. Theresa Br%anstadter and
daughter Mrs. L. Kenyon of Boyd,
left Saturday to visit at the
home of her daughters at Harlem
and Chinook.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Whitmyer
Of Billings were guests Of their
daughter Miss Mary Eta Whit I
and Miss Joan Ford Wednes-
1av evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fox received
word recently that their son Don
Fox who is on permanent duty on
Luzon has been promoted to cap
ain, and their son Richard who is
now in Virginia has been promoted
% sergeant. !