Laurel outlook., 1950-10-18
The News
of Laurel
@s.

Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Thaye.
and daughter Joan spent the weel
end in Livingston at the d. A. Ell
lingson home. They attended som,
of the sessions of the Rebekah dis
trict convention held there Satur
day Mrs. Ellingson is Noble Crane
Of the Livingston lodge.
Mrs. Bert Eustice and daughter
Pamela of Great Falls is visiting
Mrs. Justices parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Adam Lantz, and her sister
Mrs. Edward Sekora and family.
George Lantz was home for the
week end after finishing his prac-
tice teching. He returned tC
Bozeman Monday, to complete his
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bulls OF
Hardin were week end guests OF
Mrs. C. G. Scott and Lowell Bulls.
Mrs. Carrie Hafer left Monday
night for Fairchild, Wis, after 1C
days at the home of her son, D. L.
Hafer and family. She also visited
at the Jack Hafer home at Col
strip. After her Wisconsin trip,
Mrs. Hafer will stop here again,
en- route to her home in Pasadena,
Calf.
C. G. Scott, DR.. D. A. Noting
ham and j. w. Fry are on an elk
hunting trip to the 9-Quarter-
Circle ranch.
When Mrs. F. E. Mayes enter
tanned for her bridge club Thurs
day evening, prizes awarded
Mrs. D. A. Nottingham, Mrs. Oliver
Void and Mrs. C. G. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Void and son
Glenn returned Sunday night from
a western trip. Mrs. Void and
Glenn spent several weeks at East
Stanwood, Wash, where they were
guests of Mrs. Wold's mother, Mrs.
Frank Sweeney. Mr.. Void joined
them and they saw a football game
when the University of Montana
played at Eugene, Ore, and at
Missoula they attended a Montana
State University and Washington
State college football game and it
also being Dads day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Peterson of
Huntley guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fenton.
Mrs. William Frank entertained
at luncheon Wednesday, compli-
mentary to her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Clyde Lewman, who has been Wis
iting in Laurel seven weeks. Seated
at the luncheon table were Mrs.
Henry Bait, Mrs. Phillip P. Mikel,
Mrs. David Frank, the honor guest
and the hostess. Mrs. Lewman left
Friday for her home in Indian
apolis.
Mrs. Fred Scheidecker presided
at the meeting Thursday evening
of Circle 6, w. S. C. S., when they
met at the home of Mrs. Melvin
Williams. Mrs. Walter Parker was
co-hostess. Mrs. B. C. Taught led
devotions and Mrs. Williams pre-
sented a program entitled "Do
You Belong" About twenty were
present including five guests. The
November hostesses will be Mrs.
Doris Kruger and Mrs. Taught.
Mrs. Kirk Noyes demonstrated
how to make winter bouquets from
grains, weeds and seed pods when
the Trewthorne club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Neal Shay. The Oct. 25 meeting
at Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch's home
will have the second part of a
program on diet as it's topic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Void and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Void expect to
leave Friday for Butte where they
will attend a football game Satur-
day between Montana State col
lege and Montana university teams.
Mrs. P. L. Page returned Sun
day hight from Glendive where
she visited Mr.. Page who had been
a patient there more than a week.
He had an operation Monday and
is re; o1ted improving. He expects
tC return to Laurel the last part
of this week.
Mrs. w. C. Phillips is in Great
visiting her son, Hackert
Phillips, and his family.
Leaving last Friday, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Fisher, accompanied by
Miss Betty Lackman drove to Mis-
5oula where they attended a foot
oall game between the Montana
Grizzlies and Washington State
and visited their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Fisher. On the re- !
urn trip they visited in Butte.
Mrs. C. T. Tharalson of Billings
entertained at dessert luncheon
Thursday for her sewing club, most
# whom live in Laurel. Additional
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