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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Glare Hisngel5Ord MGv7ieS Tonight im WatevtOzCn

At@ caaxN HnnRuxfoFa. 0annAaer eE AzE ard Mrs. Cgmxaes Stuart AazeEHcEa of WatHxSowm and nA@ ward B Ooss. Non oE Edward W. Ue& c9 Washington, D. C. and ahe late Mrs. Ae1se Bners Ooss. win he maEsaed at 6 o'clock eonaeat As Cesszt CaAApA WAsezeown. wssN the NsF. ur. TMosnAs Cine uHnelaasne ct the narsmne ceremanp.
 Members of the hrtaal party wsll fmelaae AHrs. Edward Wokkvns of this xlty ns mnsron cf hoaors AHaN Nancy Montague of WateE4own, mnaa CT honor Mss Lucia Bncscher of SallshuRy. Mrs. Hcnry Bailey of rTosaaence R \. and Mrs. Robert Fisher of Greenwich. as nrsdes- ms&as: Robert Porter Goss best man and Charles s. HanRerfora, gr,. George 0oss4 Sr.. william Ooss, gr- and Edward wotkyns. ushers.
 Following slse wedding a recep- ton wzn ee held st the Country CsuA.
 "A member of she Junior reague of Waterbury. Miss nuagesfoue Is q graduate of wesaoTer School and attended the Yale School of Fine Arts. me grandson Of Mrs. Edward Otis Ooss. Pine Street. and the late Mr. Cos, the prospective bride groom attended fzoscnkiSs School. Lmkewilae. and was graduated from the Lanaon School. Bethesda. Md. Re served four years in the Navy, receiving his discharge in October. sess.
 tsast nignt. Azr. and Mrs Hunger ford entertained at a dinner for members of the bridal party and the immediate families of the bridal couple.
 Miss HunRerford and MT. ooss viii aaso he honored at a luncheon to 6e given today at the home of aEr. and Mrs. George OOsS, Middle burr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Turkish Y.W.C.A. Official To Speak Here Monday

An Ameracan woman Eh0se value to the Allied effOrs depended on her ability to maintain strict neu- tFality will tell of her unique ex- perience here before the Pal meet ing of the Y.WC-A-. Monday as P. M. She s Miss Cora Phoebe Clary. for nine years director of the American Service Center hv the 1stanbt1l. Turkey. sponsored hy the American Y. ". c. A.
 Miss Clary. on behalf 0f the ROund-the-W World Reconstruction Fund Campaign to raise a mini mum of @ 100000 as aid to women in % countries in their efforts to clean up the spiritual and physical wTeckage of var. will describe her work in Turkey.
 Even after the United States joined the var. it was Mi8s ClaryS duty to observe strict neutrality .. By doing so" said Miss Clary re- gently. we were able to preserve the continuity of our service to Turkish women throughout the trying period of hOssililieS Issan- bul was a mecca for refugees o8 all kinds. and all kinds came to cur center. including Germans. French Americans. British. It vas a kind of oasis of peace which all appre- ciated. particularly the Turkish of fieials.7
 So favorably were the Turks tm- pressed by the Service Center wuTk that. when American aviasOrs land ed on their soil and had 10 he in- termed. they were permitted all sorts of privileges under the GUS t0dy of Miss ClaTy.
 Later when American prisoners
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

fashioned bouquets of Autumn flow CTS.
 Francis Duffy vas best man. Wil- liam Reilly and Walter s. McGow- an. IT,, brother Of the bride. were uSheFS.
 Approximately 100 attenaed a reception at the Chase Country Club. Out Of town guests weFe from New YOTk. PennSylvania Massachusetts. Delaware. Beverly Hills. Cal. and Connecticut towns and cities. Mrs. MeG0wan re- eeived in a plum e0l0red crepe gown with tIlchsia accessories and was assisted by the hgideEronm's $ mother who wore a black crepe gown with a black hat trimmed with a white plume. matchins acces- sOEieS.
 When the couple left on a wed- ding trip 10 Virginia Beach. MES- McGrath wore an emerald green dress with brown accessories and a Mont0n fur coat. She Is a graduate 0f Sacred Heart High school. Mir. MeGFath, a graduate of New Rochelle High Scho0l served with the u. & Army for four years including duty in the European TheateE. Upon their return they will reside at asa Grove Street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

skirt, with a crown of roses. and she carried an old-fashioned bouquet. Rene Lemieux. IT,, nephew of the bride. was ring bearer. Raymond oueliette was best man and Daniel Eutade and Rosario Bernier were usiaers.
 out-of-town guests from North Haven, Southington, Meriden, Ban- tam. Willimantic, New Hampshire and Massachusetts attended a wed- ding breakfast at The Elton. fol- lowed by a reception for 200. Mrs. Lemieux received in a maroon vel- vet ensemble with black accessories and was assisted by the bride grOom's sister, who wore a black crepe dress with matching access sorles. They both wore c0rsages Of white p0mp0ns.
 When the couple left on a wed- ding trip to an unannounced des- tination. Mrs. Marcil wore a pearl grey suit with black accessories and eorsage Of gardenias. Mir. Mar cil Is a veteran of three years serv- lee in the U. s. Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Elensise Bridal Held
 This Morning

Inc DaET1Ape eS NlSS Ratth ElanA- setA FseMane. eaarA4er uf AGr. and MrS James Eaenang of Central AHSnu0 and the anae E6uan G. Uellee wss heaa this raoEmanR aa a oclock a the Ch0xch oE the Em- uaaculate concepEsaa. A po- gram sH traezt1unna uurAn mmsag sas presented ex Professor F. F. Harmon. and nkam Betty AxAher, s0lotst ren6sFn6 ~Are Nara" and ~Rsn1s Anpe1Acus~
 Gwen 1a marriage hT her father, the oriae w&s cosimme6 2n a waaite gown oa Eissae tnfteaA. fashioned w3th an nE3-4he-xnnaaaer necklane, a yuke of xheer Elusaun. acmg sleeves shey tapeEee to a point at the wxasa eceea nEfA lace and a houTanA hoap sk11a ever an mnfA2rSkaE4 oG aace caught al the hemz1nN WsfA rose- buds, Eer Enrezt1n wel 0E imported FsennA Mlak&oa uas caught to a aace poke and sase carried B cas- ca0e bouQne4 oF wshafe roses. pom ponk and xaephanosas
 Miss Theresa Fleming was her sisters make of homer. She wore . hlue gown fashioned with a face bodice wsth a sweetheart nerkltne, and 9ua sasgT od net over an un- oerskir2 of asce wsth matching arnide6 er0wn and she carried sn arm bouquet oE p1xk roses and posn- pons. Walter West waS best man.
 "A reception was held ct the Turf Cfeb. Out cG sown guests were from olale Hartford. New York. and ThusnaSt0n Mrs. Fleming received an a black dress with matching ac- oeSsos1es and was assisted by the brs6eeroons mother who wore a black dress, matching accessories. They both wore corsages of red roses.
 The couple left on a wedding trip 10 New York and Washington. D. C. Mrs Teller wore . pink and black Salk jersey dress with a mink fur coat. matching accessories and a omSaee of pink canneliak. She is a graduate of WElby High School. Agr. Teller. graduate of Crosby High School served in the South Pacific for 1s months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Ann McGOzcan Is Bride
 OfJan1eS McGruth Today

The marriage of Miss Ann Col gan McGowan. daughter of MT. and Mrs, Walter s. McGowan of Cherry Avenue, WatertOwn and James Robert MeGrath. son of Mir. and Mrs. James s. MeGrath of Mitchell Avenue, formerly Of New Rochelle. N. Y,. was held this morning at 10 o'clock att he Church of St, John. Watertown. The Rev. Myles P. Gall win officiated at the double ring ceremony and celebrated the nup- tial Mass in a setting of white ollTysanthemums. 4 program ot traditional music was presented by Mrs. Marie Ryan. organist and Am dre Giroux, soloiSt. Selections tn- eluded Ave Maria" and ''Panis An- gelicus",
 The bride, presented in marriage by her father. was attired in an ivory satin gown styled with a yoke edged with seed pearls. fitted bod Ice. long sleeves that tapered to point ct the wrist and a full skirt terminating In long train, Her tHdpSA AelGhi VII O4 AANoAtA &~AA from q crown of chrysanthemumS and she carried prayer book mraked with stephanotis and gar denias.
 Miss Peggy MeGowan was her sisters maid of honor, She was att tired in a sea green transparent vel- vet gown fashioned with a jewel neekline, fitted bodice. cape sleeves and q full skirt. Her costume was complemented with matching gloves and she wore a tiara of yellow pompons and carried a shower hou- quet of yellow chrysanthemums.
 Miss Pamela Mcdrath. sister of the bridegroom. bridesmaid. was costumed in q duhonnet transparent velvet gown styled similarly to the maid of h0noris with a tiara of bronze pompons and she carried shower bouquet of bronze ehFysan- themums.
 The Misses Patricia and Jane Madigan. nieceS of the bride. were flower girls. They wore sea green gowns fashioned similarly t0 the maid 0f h0n0FS with matching flower tiaraa and they aaExsad old
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Mrs. Edwin Jones
 Assumes High Post In Eostern Stor

MK&. RnEh A. 9aMnk NE Street. recently eiealaa sa AA& Legislature. mas lnzEalin& AHH a4 right worthy Associate NNHs anr<wess hv Eastern &saE nos conxening ia Tampa Thln posts psf13 her An NNN 1 hiRhesa poxlsiam in aazn M in za44.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
NuptiaLS SOLen1aaiSed ThiS Morning
MISS NANCY RAY sTErTBAcHER

The Rev. Alfred Mathieu ofEiciated at the marriage of Miss Anita Lemieux. daughter of Mrs. Anita Lemieux Of State Street and the late Mr. Lelnieux. and Rene L. Mar cil. son Of Joesph Marcil Of Louns- bury Avenue and the late Mrs. Mar cil. The wedding was held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Ann's Church. The altar was banked with dahlias and palms. and q program of traditional wedding music was presented. Mrs. Pete Liberty, solo, ist. rendered "Aye Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
 Given in marriage by her brother, Rene Lemieux. the bride was at- tired in a white satin gown fash toned with Q fitted bodice, long sleeves that tapered to 2 point at the wrist and a full skirt teFminat- ing in a long train. Her fingertip veil of sheer illusion was caught to a crown of orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet Of gar- denias and pink roses.
 Miss Lorraine Lemieux was her sisters maid of honor. She was at- tired in An aqua gown styled with a sweetheart neckline. fitted bodice, long sleeves and a full skirt. Her costume was complemented with a matching net bow and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses.
 The Misses Rllea and Annette Lemieux, sisters of tine bride. were bridesmaids. They wore yellow gowns fashioned similarly to the maid of honor's gown with heart shaped crowns with shoulder length wells. and carried arm bouquets Of orchid pomp0ns.
 Miss Elaine LeinielIx. niece Of the bride. was flower girl She was at- tired in a white old-fashioned gown styled with a fitted bodice and hoop
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
W0n1enS Club WEI Hold Bazaar On Thursday

Mrs Edward Graham, Middle. bury. is general chairman of ar. rAnRements Tor the bazaar, snack bar. and card party to be given by the Wave and Means Committee of the Waterbury Women's Club on Thursday, Nov. 2i. The event is scheduled for l0ssO A. M. with the snack bar opening an hour later.
 Mrs. Joseph Bender has been named bazaar chairman. Those who will have charge of the booths are Mrs Clifford Rowland and Mrs Burton Hines, white elephant; Mrs. 3. W. Erk, food, Mrs. Croft Curtis, fancy work, Mrs Louis Louaee. aprons; Mrs. E. Berkeley Lopes and Mrs N. David Coe, Christmas cards; Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Ernest Sieger, baby clothes and dolls.
 The snack bar will be directed by Mrs. James SlAxcaster and Mrs Har- " LaUdemann. the bridge party. beginning at l:S0 P. M., by Mrs. Clifford Petitjean.
 Other members Of the Ways and Means committee are Mrs. George N. Grant, Mrs. simon Beck, Mrs. Perry A. Borden. Mrs. Earl W. Couch. Mrs. Walter P. Day. Mrs. Walter r. Dews. Mrs. William Foley, Mrs. Edward Freethy, Mrs. M. Clar- ealce German. Mrs. Charles IT. Heaven, Mrs. Ralph H. Hubbers, Mrs. Robert E. Johnson, Mrs. Cur. tiS W Lancaster. Mrs. Charles Nice Burney, Mrs. Leo Neikirk, Mrs. Cliff. ford o. Petitjean. Mrs. Ernest R. Siegler. Mrs Melville ". Skiff, Mrs. Glenn D. Sweet, Mrs. Merle wetzel, Mrs. Bernhard Wilhelm, Mrs. Roe bert Blakeslee. Mrs. Lawrence Pier pont. and Mrs. Ralph Pierpont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

of var released hy the Advancing Russians fron German camps ha~ gan 10 come down the BnsuhmmH from Odessa on tffeir wav heama. Miss Clary was literally given &A freedom Of tns sea bv the TMkA8 so that zlae might bring eAo3Ae4 and such lsRxs1rles as ormmNe2 nmA cakes Co her fellow cU1zuEEymwn
 Miss Clarv fiHa weuf 10 xsMAHw in 1927. when Ataturk wAs Nn81z1e ing his new 6ecrees to bring zAmk@ ish men and women uH~6o~MaEN. That time Miss Clary stayed znw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
KarVeIiS-Pe Bridal EUent Of This Afternoon

The Rev. Robert Heydenrich will officiate at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the First Lutheran Church at the ceremony joining in mar riage Miss Edna Marie Karvelis, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Justin Karvelis, Third Street, and Albert Robert Piel, son of MT. and Mrs. William Piel, Hotchkiss Street. White Asters. pompons and palms will bank the altar, and Mrs. Wil- liam Wilke will sing T Love You Truly" and At Dawning"
 The bride will be attired in a white chiffon gown, the fitted bodice appliqued with satin. Other details are three-quarter sleeves, a jewelled neckline. and a full skirt, An organe blossom crown will hold her fingertip veil of illusion. She will carry an orchid surrounded by white roses and haby's breath.
 Serving as maid of honor. Miss Regina Kavelis. the brides sister. will wear an old fashioned gown of blue chiffon, designed with cap sleeves, tight basque, and full skirt. 4 silver tiara will hold her blue veil and long chiffon gloves will com- plete her ensemble. She will carry assorted pompons.
 One hundred and fifty guests will be present at i0S Green Street Hall for the reception. Friends and relatives will be present from Ot- tawa, Canada, Hartford, and Bridgeport.
 The couple will tour the South by motor. For traveling, the bride will near forest green gabardine suit. Kolinsky furs. black access soTies, and an orchid eorsage,
 Mir. Piel served with the U, s. Air Force for two years previously attending Oklahoma 4. & M School. Oklahoma City. The bride graduated from Wilhy High School and attended Collegiate Prearatory School in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Egert-LarSOn Wedding
 To Be SOLemniSed at2PM

Before an altar banked with 'cinysantheInums and pomponS, Miss Adeline Exert, daughter of Mir. and Mrs August Exert, of Roland Street, will become the bride of Henry Lar son, Of Pine Street, this afternoon at St. Johns Lutheran Church, Grove Street. Rev. John Mohr- mann will ofIlciate at the 2 o'clock ceremony. Arthur Schultz at the organ. and Mrs. Edwin Brustate,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
BOhIen Martin Bridal Held

Miss Ann Gibson Martin Of East Main Street. daughter Of the late Eugene and Sarah Gibson Martin. was married Thursday afternoon in the rectory of the Church of 6S. Peter and Paul to Hugo Bohlen, Naugatuck. The Rev. Bernard Butcher offlciated. Following a short wedding trip the couple will take up residence on Lakeside Drive. Hitchcock Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Chopter PIons Meefino TuesdoY

Naomi Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. viii meet on Tuesday al 8 o'clock at Masonic Temple with Mrs Lsllia nRodeck. worthy natron, presiding at the business meeting. A class of candidates will be initiat- ed Following the ceremonies a so- ctal hour xsil be held with refresh ments with Mrs. Ruth vining. past mafron chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Former Navy Man Takes
 Dorothy MaxzceU aS Bride

GowEaed in white taffeta. Miss Dorothy June Maxwell, daughter Of AET. and Mrs. John Maxwell, Silver Street, this morning exchanged marriage yogs with George Edmund Curiey, so1 of MT. and Mrs. Edward CaaTaey, Washington Street, at the Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Henry Quinn, pastor, performed the e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Annual Donce
 Planned Tomorrow

A large delegation from St. Jo- seph's parish will attend the an- nual sports dance sponsored by the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic Society 0n Sunday at the Park Street Hall. New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Leberman, of Cooke Street. marked their 25th wed- ding anniversary on Nov. 6 They are the parents of a daughter. Mrs. Arthur Dryer, Worcester. Mas. and a son, Arnold Lebefman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Frances Sunno Committee Heod

Miss Frances Szuamas daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sumzna 0f Roseland Avenue. has been named chairman OG the Decoration com mittee for the traditional 20ph0- more Hop to he held al AunhnFxa College. south Woodstock, Conn. Nov. 1S. Miss Sszmma k also a member Ok the Reeeptiun oannmak~ tee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
DOUBLE RING CEREMONY

Chester. Pc. - (UP) - Harold Browns marriage was a double ring ceremony--he had to buy a second band in hurry after the first was stolen from his car on the day of the wedding. Brown was married on schedule.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Bride of MerchGnt Marine Officer

Mrs Carroll
 was the former
 Miss Lillian Alice chevre, daughter of Mir and Mrs Maurice chevre
 N Aiies Street, prior so her recent marriage Mir Carroll.
 of Prospect.
 Mfr.
 Carroll attended the Fort Trunbull Officers Maritime School and served in
 the United States Maritime Service
 for three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Mr. and AErs. Michael ". 0eEusnaa of waeere0wn AVsnae. anmnunea alaa htrsh 0f a daughter ak Sl. AzarEx HOspltal Nov. lA AAEa. 0ergmia la sla former Alaee Manulo nf Nmnnn tuck.
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-07

The Hobby club met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. John Fry with
a pot luck lunch at loon. The
afternoon was spent with textile
painting. Guests of the club were
Mrs. Campbell Calvert of Laurel,
and Mrs. Esther Long of California.
Mrs. M. ]. Wilcox of Laurel and
Mrs. S. T. Flood were hostesses to
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service at the hall Thursday after
noon. The worship service was
conducted by Mrs. Fred Carpenter
and the program "Women" was ar
ranged by Mrs. R. E. Plowman.
Mrs. Roy Axtell spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with her. daughter,
Mrs. Harold Fink.
Guests at the A. o. Nelson home
Sunday we're Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
White and family of Billings and
her mother Mrs. Florence Ref of
Charleston, w. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Scott and family of
Hardin.
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TREWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch
held a barn dance at their farm
home Saturday evening, Aug. 3, in
honor of their daughter Margaret
whose recent marriage to Mr.. Bur-
win c.. Hayes of Miles City occur
ed on July 27.
MI and Mrs. H. G. Bradley and
children of Laurel spent Sunday at
the Mage Reynolds home. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and
family attended a house warming
at the home of Nj. and Mrs. Ken
meth Shay, near Laurel, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Grubs and Mrs.
Lucia Bongiani attended the show
Lumsdon honoring Mrs. Mike
Tipps of Laurel, Wednesday we
ming.
Work on the drain through the
Keefer and Frank farms has been
discontinued for the summer owing
to technical difficulties.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay, Mrs. Roscoe
Shay of Laurel and Miss Marjorie
Shay of Billings were calling at the
Grubs home Friday evening.
Homer Wheeler and son of Bill
lings were business visitors at the
Grubs home Thursday afternoon:
Dallas Cunningham moved his
brother Jim Cunningham's house
hold goods to Reed Point this
week. Mr.. Cunningham will be a
teacher in the Reed Point school
the coming term.
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani and family
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.;
and Mrs. Amos Flood, near Red
Lodge.
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Floyd Eastlick. Members present
were Mrs. Allen Lierow, Mrs. Har-
old Fink, Mrs. Allen Whitcanack,
Mrs. Thomas Story, Mrs. John
Fry, Mrs. Stanley Pearsall and the
honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Tompkins
left Friday for Melville to spend
several days at the Mike Hoyne
turkey ranch.
Mrs. Esther Long of California
came recently to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Brown. She
was the former Miss Esther Green
wood of Park City.
Ronald Whitcanack, who has
been spending the summe at East
Rosebud, spent the week at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D.. Whitcanack.
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IT. SECTION

, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fink, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lofing were guests
Thursday evening of Mr.. and Mrs
John Eisenman, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney spent Sat-
urday in Columbus with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ivah Marsh and daugh-
tiers.
Mrs. Phil Wagner was compli-
mented Friday evening by a num-
Der of friends at a shower at the
hall. Two games, The Bridal Bou-
quet and a Question and Answers
were conducted by Mrs. w. ID.
Whitcanack and Mrs. S. L.
Flood. Mrs. Wagner was as
sisted in u~nwrapping gifts from
the sixty-five guests present, and
others sent by many friends. Mrs.
Wagner was the former Miss Rosa
Eisenman.
Mrs. R. w. Davis returned home
Friday from a two weeks visit at
the home of her mother and sister
near Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware, Bob
and Doris Ware of Pennsylvania,
who are visiting Lee Ware and
family, left Thursday for a brief
visit at Cooke City and a trip
through Yellowstone park.
Miss Grace Bailey of Jonesboro,
Tenn, who is spending the summer
with her sister Mrs. j.. H.. Dove,
spent Wednesday to Friday in Bill
lings with her niece, Mrs. Bob
Stredbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Mosier made
a trip through the park during the
week taking several of their grand
children of Big Timber with them.
Mrs. Chester Wallace and daugh-
ter Nadine of Billings, spent We'd
nesday with her mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Oliver.
Mrs. Garel Guerney of Arlington,
Va, came recently to visit her
father, j.. C. Stone and her. sister
Mrs. Charles Turner of Billings,
and among her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lowe and son
who have been living near the
Mouat mine, came the first of the
week in their trailer house and are
visiting among relatives and
friends. Mrs. Lowe was the form
Lois Grubaugh.
Arnold Imhoff, who has been in
the marines for several years, re-
his discharge recently and
is visiting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Florence Imhoff.
Mrs. Conrad Mehling left Mon
lay for a Billings hospital for a
yoiter operation.
Mrs. George Weber of Pocatello,
Ida., came the first of the week
20 visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Mehling. Miss
Betty Mehling who has been at the
Weber home accompanied her sister
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dove were
quests Friday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Adams of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney enter
aimed all their children and grand
children last Sunday, who are Mr..
md Mrs. Alfred Guse and daughter
# Greycliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert !
Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kinney
md four children of Laurel, Mr..
md Mrs. Wilbur Wise and daugh-
err, Mrs. Alex Shimsky and two
ons. ]
Capt. Don Fox who is visiting !
t the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Alex Fox, went to Missoula
asst Sunday and acted as best man
t the wedding of a friend on F.
July 20. t
Mrs. Basil Helgesen was hostess
Wednesday evening for members of
he Birthday club, honoring Mrs.
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laurel Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Hurzeler and
children, Ralph, Stephen, Carolyn
and David, returned Tuesday from
a Today visit with relatives in
Cody and Sheridan, Wyo. Ac-
companying them to Laurel we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cowdry of
Sheridan, who are their guests.
The group returned by way of the
Cooke City highway and Yellow
stone park.
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Cooking ROaStS

Cook roasts at low temperatures
to avoid shrinkage and to keep in
the juices.
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Rural Foundation Down

Elementary rural school popula-
ton decreased 70 per cent from 1880
to 1943.
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Special
Gospel Services
In the Tent

Cor. of Montana Avenue
and Third st.
Every Sunday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights at eight
Commencing Sunday,
Aug. IL at 8 p. m.
The purpose of these services
is to uphold the life and
teachings of Christ
"We preach not ourselves, but
Christ Jesus the Lord and our
selves your servants for
Jesus sake"
These services are ~non-sectar-
ian and non-solicitous.
Conducted by C. R. Preston,
l.. Byrd and c. H. Richter.
Your cooperation in coming to
these services will be greatly
appreciated.
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OUTLOOK, $3.50 a Year