Laurel outlook., 1948-03-31

ca~ptain-elect, has been a member
of the team for two years and is
one of the strongest guards Laurel
has produced. Let US look for
ward to a winning year. Monday
night the local high school second
team met the First Baptist church
team of Billings on the local floor.
The score was 81 to IA in favor of
the worthy visitors.
B. B. Hageman has sold his ra-
dio set to Thomas Gary, who install
ed it Monday at the Yellowstone
garage and had it in operation that
evening.
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Misses Audra and Thelma Rich
ardson entertained at a dancing
party in honor of their sister, Mrs.
Homer Sheets, Friday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Sheets leave soon for
Duchess, Alberta, Canada. About
so guests were in attendance, and
a delicious lunch was served. Out
of town guests were Mrs. B. G..
Brockway and daughter of Billings.
Cards were a part of the evenings
entertainment.
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Miss Eleanor Price is visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Reardon, at Yegen. She left here
Thursday and expects to remain I'M
til next Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Brickman of the Wis
consin settlement was a Laurel Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. J. F. Macdonald was hostess
to the Laurmont club last Friday.
Mrs. j. P. Moore was awarded the
hcnors.
Charles Wilkerson and family left
Thursday evening for Tacoma.
Wash, where they intend making
their home. Their residence and
tract of land southwest of the city
has been purchased by Orville Woo
tiers.
AIIIluI dllo hlllldll OCiCldCNhCl Co
capped serious injury in an automo-
bile accident Sunday afternoon near
Byam on their way to the Rutter
ranch. A defective steering gear
caused the car to go into the ditch,
resulting in some damage to the
car.
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two children returned this evening
from a two weeks trip to Ell Paso,
Texas, where they visited Mrs.
Harper's sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Farmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farmer expect to return to
Laurel soon.
Nels Vordahl of Laurel, division
roadmaster of the N. P, spent sew
eral hours at Silesia Thursday on
railroad business.
Father Flanagan and his 20 boys
from Omaha, Neb., are booked to
give a performance at the Strand
theatre Thursday, April 5, with a
matinee at a p. m. From all re-
ports this is one of the most in
teresting and entertaining shows to
be seen here this season, consisting
as it does of a 20-piece boy band,
an orchestra, boy soloists, orators
and comedians. With the exception
of Father Flanagan, the entire per-
is given by boys.
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Miss R. Lee Bartholf, who has
been in Anchorage, Alaska, for the
past year and a half. returned
Thursday afternoon for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. J. A. Russell,
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cram, and other relatives
and friends of Park City. Miss
Bartholf is a graduate nurse and
has a position in a government hos
Dital at Anchorage, at which place
will return at the expiration of
her three months leave of absence.
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The Public Interest clubs father
ard son banquet was held Thursday
of last week at the Con-
yregational church. The attendance
vas large and the fathers who had
10 sons of their own borrowed or
adopted" one for the occasion.
The dads and the boys were pals
md enjoyed immensely the banquet,
and speeches. Among the
was one written by Rev. L.
Cory especially for the occasion.
Brief addresses were made by E.
Fenton, Harry Noel, John Schei-
locker and o. M. Void, presenting ,
-iewpoints from the fathers and
rom the sons. A..