Laurel outlook., 1948-01-21

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an afternoon of bridge. She award
ed honors to Mrs. H. M. Larson
and Mrs. w. T. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Baker wer,
hosts Sunday at a 2 o'clock Dime.
to a group from Billings. The!
were Mrs. Anna Hauf, Mrs. R. E
Lambert, Mrs. Donna Pefley, Mis-:
Grace Hasle, Mrs. Ada Clark, Mrs
Bertha Keepers, Paul Shivener, L
A. Wells, Ernie Dickerson and Oar
win Keepers. During the after.
noon Mr.. Shivener entertained with
accordion selections.
Delbert Teeters returned home
Sunday from serving with the army
in Korea. He arrived New Years
day in San Francisco and received
his discharge there.
William C. Porter underwent an
appendectomy Friday at the North
ern Pacific hospital in Glendive.
Mrs. Porter visited him there over
the week end and reports he is MAX
ing a satisfactory recovery.
Mrs. Robert Strack of Sidney is
spending the week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Intyre. MI. Strack accompanied
her to Laurel and went on to Helena
where he is transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Shay had
as guests last Wednesday Mrs. Art
jones and daughter Clara Belle of
Billings. Mrs. Jones, who before
her marriage was Miss Verna Rich
ardson, is a former resident of
Laurel. The group was Joined in
the evening by Mr.. Jones and son
Charles.
Mrs. G. w. Gray of Forsyth was
guest from Sunday to Thursday
of last week at the homes of her
brothers and sisters-in-law, MI. and
Mrs j. o. Void and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Void.
Complimenting their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Strack of Sidney, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mcintyre enter
tanned at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Roesler and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Mittelstadt, all
Of Billings, and Mrs. Strack.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Melvin Williams
we're hosts Saturday evening to
bridge club and awarded high
score prizes to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Marsh.
Three-year enlistments in the navy
lave been announced for three Lau-
eel men, Harry w. Ostwald, Harry
D. Erich and Donald R. Rider.
Chief Petty Officer G. l.. Redmond,
charge of the Billings station.
aid the recruits will be assigned
o the San Diego, Calf, training
tation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burns were
at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and
lrs. Glen Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Daley of Fish
all were guests Tuesday of Mr..
nd Mrs. Albert Bender.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Void, Jr.,
ad as guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
red Lund of Billings.
The Adult Bible Fellowship at a
leeting Tuesday evening at the
cine of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Johnson
iscussed plans for the annual ban
uet which is to be held at the 4
Iethodist church Feb. 10. Merritt d!
Villains, president, was in charge ,
the business session. During the
entertainment featured a
arewell program honoring Rev. and !
Irs. M. j. Wilcox who plan to /
ave Tuesday for Glendive. A gift
, the Wilcox family was presented
Y the group. Refreshments follow I
lg the meeting was served by Mrs. }
ohnston. }
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and
]. j. Cassidy is their niece,
rs. Bey Schlatia of Wibaux. 1
H. E. Smith, who is a patient 4
the Northern Pacific hospital in
.issoula, is expected to be able 4
return home soon. Mr.. Smith, g
tired engineer, has been hospital
ed for the last five weeks, spend
6 part of the time at Taeoma and 4
JOhdllS, WdSH, 'HOoplIdlo. :
Glenn Teeters, son of MI. and }
rs. William Teeters of Billings,
spending the week here with his J
mt, Mrs. Jake Frank and family.
Mrs. A. C.. Hodges returned Mon
" from Milwaukee, Wis, where
spent two weeks visiting her :
other, Mrs. Talulla Glass, and her }
other-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
rs. John Verhein. Mrs. Hodges
as joined while in Milwaukee by j
T. son, Albert Hodges, who was re- |,
home from Austria. He {
wv there from New York after re-
his discharge from service. }
= had been in Austria a year,
d accompanied his mother to Lau-
to remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teeters of
llings visited here with Mr.. Tee {
rs brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
d Mrs. w. w. Teeters, before
for South Dakota where they
spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. DeAtley have