Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
Community HOnOrs
Football Players

! Park City, Dec. 6.-The Par
= City 1850 football players wer
: honored Friday evening, Dec. 1, a
a banquet prepared and served a
r Civic Center by the women of tn
Lutheran church. Places were Sc
: for 112.
Following the dinner, Coacl
Matthews of Rocky Mountain Col
|, lege spoke on what it takes t
make a good team. Coach Lero7
Jacobson introduced his players
who in turn made brief talks. Sew
eral educational films YER shown
The Woman's Society Of Chris.
tian Service held an annual bazaar
Thursday. Nov. 80, at civic center
A turkey dinner in the evening had
Mrs. f.. H. Reiman. Mrs. j. l.
Keefer and Mrs. Edward Story in
charge. A lunch was served during
the afternoon by Mrs. w. D. Whit
canack. Mrs. Owen ketchum and
Mrs. T.ov Mckenzie The apron
and neeilework department vas d.
rected by Mrs. Florence Flood,
Mrs. A o. Nelson, Mrs. II. D.
T"mpkins, and Mrs. Cecil Walters,
Mrs. Floyd Braley, Mrs. ~ l..
Grubs and Mrs. Robert Colby had
the food booth. Many attended the
turkey dinner in the evening, with
visitors from Billings, Columbus
and Laurel.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Corwin, who are %wintering at
Chandler, Ariz., have been told the
days are warm and the nights
cool, but that the Corwins missed
all their friends.
Mrs. Clarence Eastlick recently
returned to her home in Wisconsin
after spending several weeks here
with her relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mark E.
Goodall. Sunday, Nov. 26, at their
home, a daughter. Mrs. Goodall
and daughter were later taken to
a Billings hospital. She is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Mile Goodall.
Gary, Patty and Penny Lou
Nunley of Big Timber returned to
their home Monday after spending
several days with their grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Mosier,
who took them home and returned
to Park City the following day.
Miss Martha Bare recently ac-
a position in the Saltwater
county treasurer's office and began
work Nov. 81.
M. L.. Dunsworth left Sunday
for Loveland, Colo, where he
was called by the. illness of an
aged cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Davis and
laughter have returned from a trip
10 Missouri. Mr.. Davis, who was
depot agent at Park City several
months, has been transferred to
Laurel. M. F. Morgensterne of
Bismarck, N. D., has been sent to
Park City to take Mr.. Davis place.
Mrs. Allen Whitcanack, presi-
lent of the local American Le-
ron auxiliary, attended the district
Meeting in Billings Sunday,
Nov. 26.
Miss Edna Mae Southworth,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
,outhworth, a student at Eastern
Iontana College of Education, was
he accompanist for several num-
,ers of music at the Rimrock d,
aren't Teachers association meet
ny Friday evening in Billings. ,
Complimenting P. w. Roberts on D.,
is birthday Friday, Dec. l., his
hildren helped him celebrate the
ccasion. Those present at a dinner
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Roberts and
amily of Billings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and sons, Mr.. and
Irs. E. w. Roberts and Mr.. and )
Irs. E. L. Roberts of Laurel and I
[rs. P. W. Roberts. !
Mrs. Clyde Bowers and son of !
reat Falls came Wednesday I
, remain over the week end with :
err sister, Mrs. Earl Dunsworth
nd daughters. Mr.. Bowers and :
n. Dunsworth came Saturday and
.mained until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Scott and !
lmily came Friday evening and !
.mained until Sunday with Mr.. :
Id Mrs. A. o. Nelson. !
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lierow !
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main Indefinitely with Mrs. Lie !
sister, Mrs. Alma Reed. ard :
r. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer :
brother and sister-in-law !
Mrs. Lierow, will reside at the =
crow home during their absence. :
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Whitmver !
Billings spent last Sunday look =
g up old friends. They plan to !
!, later to Oakland, Calf. to see =
cir daughter, Mrs. Howard Metz, Z
ID family. :