Laurel outlook., 1950-02-22
Panthers Win Over
Cougars; Lose To
AbSarOkee HuSkies

Park City, Feb. 22.-Park Cit
Panthers played two games durin
the week, with one loss and on
win. Tuesday night they met tn
Columbus Cougars on the Laure
floor. The Panthers began hitting
early in the game and at the EN-
OF the first period led 11-6 owe
the Cougars, and at the end of tn
half they still led, 1912. In tn,
third quarter the Cougars went OF
a scoring spree and were only TIVE
points behind the Panthers, 1881
In the last and exciting quarter
the teams traded places for thu
lead, but at the end of the game
the Panthers led 42-40.
Harry Matthias made 20 points
and Donald Hedges was secony
high with 10 points.
In the preliminary game the Co.
lumbus grade walloped the Park
City grades 41-16.
Absarokee-Park City.
Thursday night the Panthers
played the Absarokee Huskies or
the Laurel floor. At the end OF
the first quarter the Huskies led
1912, and at the half they were
1923. In the third quarter the
score was once tied. but Absarokee
pulled away from the tie and led
1884 at the beginning of the third
period. The Panthers dropped
back on the scoring and the Hus-
kieS went home with a 56-37 score
over the Panthers.
The Absarokee B squad walked
over the local B team and defeated
them 56-11.
Harry Matthias made Is points
and j. Kober Is.
Juanita Alice. an employee of
the railroad at Helena. and Ken
meth Blackmore of Helena, a pilot,
flew to Billings Wednesday and
were guests of Miss Altice's par
ents Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. John Altice was hostess to
the Garden club Thursday after
noon at her home. Mrs. R. E. Rel
man, president, presided. Patriotic
table decorations were shown by
members, with first honors going
to Mrs. Alice Kinney, second to
Mrs. Hazel Mckenzie. and third to
Mrs. John Altice. The program
was arranged by Mrs. S. T. Flood
IN whats New In the Catalogs."
bird guessing contest was won
~ Mrs. w. D. Whitcanack. and low
@ Mrs. John Eisenman. The door
award was given Mrs. c. V. East
lex and Mrs. R. w. Davis. The
leXt meeting will be March 2 at
he home of Mrs. S. M. Cain.
Friends as we'll as relatives were
to hear the voice of How
lrd Cram of Los Angeles. son of
drs. Eva Cram of Park City,
Wednesday evening, Feb. IS, over
he c.. B. S. network. The pro-
ram was "You Bet Your Life"
md the station from which it was
Ieard was KSL at Salt Lake City.
Nh. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson at
ended the reception Sunday in
for Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
iibson who were celebrating their
ixtieth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter
nd three daughters who have been
wing in Billings were overnight
uests Thursday of Mrs. Carpen-
er's mother, Mrs. Fred Carpenter.
hey left Friday for Tacoma, near
hich place they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Pendergraff
nd son Randy and John Carpenter
nd Rosalie Carpenter of Billings
pent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Car
enter. s
Mrs. John Alice entertained
thursday evening for Mrs. Altice
hose birthday was Feb. 16. Places
ere laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
outhworth and two children, Miss
Altice of Helena, Johnny
utter and the guest of honor.
Philip Bare and Dan Leblanc of
Wyo., we're visitors Thurs
ay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
allard Bare.
Mrs. Leroy Jacobson and infant
.ughter, Mary Lorraine, returned
me Tuesday from a Billings Hos
tai.
Arthur and Rosalie Carpenter
Gently returned home from Mich-I
where they were called by the
.ath of their uncle.
Mrs. Floyd Braley entertained at
nner Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs.
ob Colby and family and Mrs. r:
Plowman, Stacine and Donald
owman.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
o. Nelson were Nh. and Mrs.
lane Nelson of Billings and Miss
lcille Nelson, Saltwater county
monstrator.
The members of the Brownie
BOD enjoyed a Valentine party
30 p. m. for their annual birth !