Laurel outlook., 1948-09-22

w hAN <A4SA Siob 1lidlo ddN all
ernoon at the hall. An interest.
ing program on the etiquette Of
Flowers" was given by Mrs.
Charles Eastlick. Each club men,
Der was presented with a small
bouquet by the hostess. Mrs. w.
F. Truckner, a guest Joined the
club. The next meeting, Sept. 80,
will be the fall birthday party.
The American Legion met Mon
day evening at the hall. Follow
ing the business meeting WAYS
and means were discussed con-
corning the moving of Harmony
hall.
The Park City Rod and Gun
club met Friday night with w.
F. Adams presiding. Recommend
atoms for the pheasant season
were discussed and also the NOV
ing of Harmony hail.
The Park City Methodist church
grounds and parsonage lawn have
a new fence. erected during the
week. The fence was purchased
by the Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service.
The Community club held its
first fall meeting at the hail
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Alex
Fox, Mrs. John Harding and Mrs.
K. j. Harris, Jr., as hostess. Mrs.
Harding had an interesting ar
ticle on "Women and Peace" The
next meeting will be held Oct. II.
with new corners in the commun-
ity as guests.
A number of local residents at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Hilda
Leuthold, II, widow of the late
John Leuthold. in Billings, Fri
day, Sept. II. j. L. Keefer was
one of the pallbearers.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Braun
stadter, a daughter, Monday, Sept.
IL. in a Billings hospital. She
a granddaughter of Mrs. Ivah
Brock. and has been named Mar
cha Lou.
Mrs. H. D. Tompkins was called
to Rosebud Wednesday by the
death of her brother-in-law, Jess
Coat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ESD of
Big Timber spent Tuesday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. V.
Mosier.
Mrs. William Miller of Port
land was a recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Colby.
Mrs. Cliff Byler left the first
of the week for her home i'm
Buckley, Mo-, after spending a
couple weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney enter
:ained Friday evening for a few
friends. Those present were Mrs.
Jennie Oliver. Mrs. May Miller,
Mrs. Albert Kline. Mrs. A. M.
.achanz and Mrs. Conrad Mehl-
.ng. The evening was spent in
Icing handwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Altice are
grandparents of a daughter, born
o Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kober
Monday, Sept. 13, in a Great
Falls hospital. She has been
named Susan Ann.
Mrs. Arthur York of Livingston
ipent several days with her par
.nts. Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Cain,
the week.
Mrs. Kenneth Southworth en-
ertained Friday afternoon, Sept.
z, for her two daughters, Maui
inc. age 4, and Bonnie, l year.
Ter guests were Mrs. r. ]. Har-
is, Jr.. and two daughters San
Ira and Dixie Lee, Mrs. Alex
'himsky and two sons, Pat and
like. Mrs. Basil Helgesen and
laughter, Laura Jean, Mrs. Pay
r and daughter, April, Mrs.
lloyd Eastlick and son Jimmy,
lso Mrs. Dewald of Laurel and
aughters Sandra and Cheryl.
The school trustees and their
were hosts Wednesday at
dinner for the teachers of the
chool in the hot lunch room.
,rustees and wives were Mr.. and
1rs. Allen Lierow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Illen Whitcanack, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Harris, ST., and clerk and
life, Rev. and Mrs. A. M.
'achanz. Teachers and husbands
ere Supt. and Mrs. w. F. Truck
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder of Lau-
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fink,
1r. and Mrs. l.. jacobson, MI.
nd Mrs. Basil Helgesen and Mr..
nd Mrs. Tews. Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver of Billings. Mrs. Clara
richardson of Bozeman, and Miss
'ette Kruger, and Mr.. Matson
f Billings.
The N. Y. P. S. enjoyed a
ay rack ride Friday night with
lunch at the Charles Stonerock
ONE east of town.
Miss Virginia Walton. Stillwa-
n county librarian, and her book
were in town Wednesday
Schanging books at the school
I'd library.