Laurel outlook., 1946-06-05
Laurel Happenings

A picnic was enjoyed Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid
Harris in honor of the fifteenth
birthday of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
niece, Miss Ruth Harris. Mrs.
Grady Bradley was a ~co-hostess.
Guests were Learn Riddle, Ethel
Scammon, Hazel Leach, Lottie
Ward, Dorothy Johnson, Anna Res
ser, Lola Brown, Donna Marlene,
Myrna and Karen Bradley, Loretta
Edgmond, Helen Speare, Marie
Dawson, Eugene Bradley, Gene
Leach, Harley Leach, Rev. and Mrs.
James Haueter, Mrs. Mary Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Bradley, Mrs.
James Bondurant and daughter Jane
and Mrs. Charles Ward. Miss Marie
Dawson played several accordion Sc
lections. Miss Harris was the re-
cipient of many gifts.
George w. Stadalman left We'd
day for his home in Bigelow, Mo-,
after visiting here with his brother,
c.. P. Stadalman, for a month. En-
route home he will visit other rel
atives in Wyoming. The brothers
had not seen each other for 25
years.
Herbert C. Boyd arrived the first
of the week on furlough from Tokyo
and will spend until Aug. 1 here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Boyd. Japanese country
people appear to have sufficient
food, but those living in the cities
often live in shacks constructed of
wreckage or in holes in the earth,
Boyd said. Their miserable condi-
ton is the fruit of war and the
bombings to which they were sub
jected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Price of Bill
ings visited here this week with
relatives and friends. Nh. Price,
for many years a barber here, has
been employed of late in Billings.
He has regained his good health
and has lost only one day of work
in the year since his last surgical
operation. He and Mrs. Price ex-
pect to leave soon for a vacation
in California.
Joel Roth left Sunday evening
for Yellowstone park where he will
be employed this summer.
Mrs. H. G. Bradley returned Sun
day from Bozeman where she had
been caring for her mother for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth and
son Joel spent Memorial day at
Broadview, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Granzow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl George re-
turned this week from the Black
Hills of South Dakota where they
had spent a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Long cele-
brated their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary last week end by spend
ing a few days at Tim Reardon's
cabin on the Gallatin. Their son
Jess, a student at Montana State
college at Bozeman, Joined them
for the occasion.
Glen Roysdon returned Monday
night from Los Angeles, accompan-
led by his wife and daughter. They
are living in the Lohof apartments
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman
jamestown, N. D., came to
Tuesday morning and left /
Wednesday morning for the Pacific /
coast, accompanied by MI. and Mrs. E
D. M. Void. Zimmerman and Void S
we're associates in 1909 in a bust /
ness that is now the o. M. Void E
company. (
Glenn Reynolds was guest of hon \
Or Monday at a party at his home (
Park City, celebrating his birth /
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. (
:. V. Wallace of Billings, Mrs. 4
Nary Bradley, Mrs. H. G. Bradley, +
Miss Marie Dawson, Miss Ruth +
Harris, Donna, Marlene, Myrna, 4
Karen and Eugene Bradley, all of \
Miss Marie Dawson played z
several accordion selections. :
Chief Yeoman Anita C. Orndorff a
eft Wednesday night of last week N
or Washington, D. c., after spend r
ng a two-week leave with her par :,
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Orndorff. '.
route to Washington she spent M
he week end in Chicago, visiting
ler cousin, Harold Lloyd Blanchard d,
nd his wife, and Miss Theda Mae N
,urke. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Deprey of Los P
have been guests of Mr.. h,
nd Mrs. George Deryckere. Other CT
uests were Mrs. Edward Coyle and Sc
ons, Jimmy and Jerry of Butte,
Tho came to attend the high school m
radiation of Miss Rita Deryckere. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Deprey of Los &C
Mrs. Edward Coyle and CT
ons, Jimmie and Jerry, of Butte,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. George Deryckere ia
ere dinner guests one evening last w,
eek of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Van Nj
erg. On Sunday evening Mr.. and
RS. Deryckere entertained the Wis Hl