Laurel outlook., 1948-05-12
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
Is YEARS AGO TO-DAY
Quoted and paraphrased items of
news from the % years ago
Laurel Outlook.

With ability akin to professionals
the class play, Nothing But the
TRUTH" was put on last Friday
evening at the Strand theater by
the senior class of the Laurel high
school. Vinton Bray as Robert
Bennett took the part of the lead
ing man, and Miss Mildred Story
was leading lady in the role Of
Gwendolyn Ralston. Supporting them
were Harry Noel as E. M. Ralston;
Warren Warfield as Dick Donnelly;
Foy Braswell as Clarence Van Du-
sen; Wilbur Virgins as Bishop Dor
an; Miss Winifred Jackson as Mrs.
Ralston; Miss Myrna Mcneil as
Ethel Clark; Miss Audrey Concan-
non as Mable Jackson; Miss Edith
Huston as Sable Jackson, and Miss
Cecile Mclean as Martha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Holman who
have been absent nearly three years,
returned to Laurel last week from
Oregon. Mr.. Holman spent some
time at Medford, where Baker Var
brough and family reside and at
Garaboldi, where w. E. Degarmo
located a few months ago. Mr..
Holman is one of the old-timers in
Montana and much improvement of
the state and the entire growth of
Laurel and the improvement of the
Yellowstone valley came about dur
ing his residence here.
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The D. T. M. club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
G. W. Graft. Mrs. Graft and Alice
Graft are the hostesses.
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A week ago last Friday a debate
was held between the two divisions
of English 1, the subject for dis
cussion being, "Resolved, that all
students having an average of 90
per cent in any subject for the
semester's work should be excused
from taking examinations in that
subject" The affirmative was up
held by division L; the debaters be-
ing Ruth Libecap, Joseph O'Brien
and Inez Quinn. The negative was
by division II; Demo String
airy, Ernest Evert and William
supporting this side of the
question. Mr.. Graft judged the de-
bate, the decision being in favor CT
the affirmative.
J. T. and Roy Edwards and their
families went to Billings Thursday
evening to participate in a birthday
surprise on w. B. Edwards, brother
of J.. T. and Roy. 1t was a very
pleasant affair, only members of the
being in attendance. Rela-
in Billings who were present
we're Mr.. Edwards mother and his
sister Ethel.
Mrs. Naomi Munro and Miss Bess
Dunlevey, two local teachers were
of friends in Billings Satur- 7.
day and Sunday and motored to !
Shepherd to witness a ball game. I
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j. F. Macdonald and c. T. !
Tharalson went to Roundup Thurs I
on a combined business and I
pleasure trip. 4
DIR. L. Beveridge, John Spencer, =.
1. T. Nelson and Miss Edith Royal :
", Laurel musicians, went to Bill q
ings last Friday night and played
or the opening entertainment Of a
he Country CLUB. I
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Mrs. o. C. Bundy was given a t
urprise party in honor of her sew P
nty-sixth birthday anniversary last
Thursday night by a number of her a
Billings friends who have known C
ler for many years. The guests sent o
very fine collection of flowers, {
which arrived in advance, and the a
-isitors then drove here Thursday c
vening, unannounced, bringing a Il
inner with them for the occasion. S
he out of town guests were Mes s.
Mary Ovren, Ollie Gilsdorf, tt
emmy McFarlin, Freda Behrendt, S
late Salisbury. C. c. Brown, Rich B
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