Laurel outlook., 1949-02-16
Park City Panthers
Lose Three Games

Lose lIlTee OdmeS
Park City, Feb. 16.-The Park
PantherS went to Columbus
tuesday night to play the Coug-
ars on their own floor. The
Cougars took the lead from the
start and had little trouble in
keeping a good lead. At the
end OF the first quarter Column
bus lead 20-S, and 1916 at the
half, and the third quarter 81
SO.
The Panthers made ~ points
in the final period but were de-
feater 76-48.
H. Matthias made 16 points
and r. Mehling II.
Bridger-Park City
Thursday night the Panthers
played the Bridger Scouts on the
Laurel floor. The game was
close until the last few minutes
of the fourth period. Park City
led 1913 at the end of the first
quarter, 22-21 at the half, and
the score was tied 34-34 in the
third quarter. In the last quar-
ter Bridger ran up three quick
baskets to defeat Park City
1899.
C. Minch made IL points, A.
Kober and H. Matheis each made
8 points.
Bridger-Park City
The Panthers went to Bridger
Saturday night for their return
game. The Bridger Scouts scored
an easy victory over the Panth-
ers. The first quarter
stood 14-9 and at the half 30-16
and 1929 at the end of the
third quarter. Final score was
64-41 for Bridger.
A. Kober made 16 points and
Harry Matheis, II points.
The Bridger grade team de-
feat the Park City graders 34-13.
The annual sessions of Park
City Roy & Gun Club pinochle
and rummy tournament closed
Monday night with Stanley Pear
sail winner in both sessions of
pinochle. and Albert Kline won
honors in rummy. Lunch was
served by the club.
The w. S. C. S. met Thursday
afternoon at the hall with Mrs.
Ballard Bare, Mrs. A. l.. Grubs,
Mrs. Jennie Oliver and Mrs. Roy
Mckenzie as hostesses. Mrs. A.
o. Nelson had charge of the wor-
ship service. Mrs. Floyd Braley
had the program on missions
in Hawaii, and she also read a
letter from an English pen pal,
telling of rationing in England
at the present time. Mrs. John
Harding read a letter from a
friend in Germany in appreciation
for clothing shipped to them, and
telling of conditions there. Lunch
was served by the hostesses at
a table decorated in valentines.
Charles ALDERMAN of Park
City was honored at the annual
Great Western Sugar company
banquet Thursday evening in Bill
lings as having the best tonnage
of sugar beets in the Park City
area and John Rutt, the highest
delivered to the Youngs Point
dump.
Roy Aasen returned to his
home in Aneta, N. D., Monday
night after spending several days
at the home of his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Jacobson and family. Mr.. Jacob
son is the basketball coach.
Mrs. William Wise was compli-
mented by her sisters, Mrs. AL
freda Guse and Mrs. Alex Shin
sky at a pink and blue shower
recently at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney.
Guests were Mrs. Elton Beeman,
Mrs. Rollo Johnson of Billings;
Mrs. Robert Fry, Mrs. Albert
Kinney, Mrs. Wilbur Wise, Mrs.
Allison, Mrs. Funk of Laurel;
Mrs. Kenneth Southworth, Mrs.
Pauline Vogen, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kinney, Mrs. Ivah Brock, and
the guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wallace
and daughter Nadine of Billings
we're guests last Sunday of her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Oliver.
John Rupp and family who
have been living on the Carrie
Walters ranch south of town for
several years, had a public sale
Feb. 9, and are moving to Lau-
rel where they have built a home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Frank who
have been living in nj of the
McKim apartments are moving
10 the Walters ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hansford,
Jack and Bruce Hansford, spent
Last Sunday at the William Cum