Laurel outlook., 1950-03-01
Panthers Make Clean
Sweep Over Week End

feated the Bridger Scouts on tn,
Columbus floor in a class C distric
6 high school game.
Park City led all the way witt
a 1875 score at the end Of the frs
period and 1913 at the half. II
the third and fourth quarters the
Scouts gained points but lost the
game by a score of 1920.
High scorers were H. Matheis T.
points and Fred Matthias s.
In a preliminary game the Bird
ger grade team swamped the Park
City graders 45-13.
Park City-ROberts
The Panthers played the last
game of the season, prior to the
tournament. Friday night on the
Laurel floor when they clashed
with the Roberts R~attlers.
! The Panthers stepped into the
lead at the start and held it
throughout the game. Final first
quarter score was 9-3 and at the
half were away out in front POS,
and 27-15 at the beginning of the
last period.
The Panthers final score was
40-17.
Donald Hedges was high scorer,
making Is points, and Harry Mat
theis made IL.
In a preliminary game the Rob-
erts B squad defeated the Park
City graders, 1912.
The district 6, class c basketball
tournament will get under way
today, March l., at Joliet, and the
first game to be PLAYED will be
Park City against Roberts.
Fred and Herbert Fink and Her
man Spomer of Lowell, Wyo., came
Tuesday to attend the Harold
Meier sale. Little Eddie Meier
who has been spending a month
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fink, accompanied them
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Meters and
family are leaving soon to go on
a ranch near Lowell. The ranch
where they have lived, nee known
as the Peck ranch, was recently
sold to people at Big Timber.
During the week the Civic Cen
ter building has progressed by
donated labor. The foundation for
the kitchen was poured during the
mild weather last week and the
frame work has been put up. The
main hall is practically finished
with the exception of the top floor.
Heating units and light fixtures
are soon to be installed. The
building is 56x30 feet.
The w. S. C. S. met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Harding with Mrs. Harding,
Mrs. Fred Carpenter, Mrs. Rachel
Martin and Mrs. j. H. Dove as
A worship service was
lead by Mrs. E. H. Reimann, and
Mrs. o. A. Nelson had the pro-
gram on "News from the Brown
ing Mission" Reports were made
on the lunch served at the Harold
Meier public sale.
Mrs. John Eisenman was hostess
10 a Stanley party Tuesday after
with the following guests:
Mrs. F. R. Brown, Mrs. H. j.
Brownawell. Mrs. Alice Kinney,
Mrs. John Alice, Mrs. B. C. Bare,
Mrs. Henry Kaiser, Mrs. Victor
Iisenman, Mrs. Albert Eisenman,
Mrs. Alex Fox. Mrs. C. Wasen-
Mrs. S. T. Flood.
Miss Joyce Gerharz, high school,
,and leader, was hostess to the
members of the Band Mothers
Tub Monday evening at her home.
Various card games were played ]
md delicious refreshments were l
erved by Miss Gerharz and her
mother. !
Charlene Fleming entertained 16 :
choolmates on her tenth birthday, -,
tuesday,, Feb. 81. at her home :
,fter school. Games were played d,
nd her mother, Mrs. Cecil Flem- [
ny served the birthday cake and {
inch. c
Joe Eckhardt who suffered a
troke the first of the week is re- t
treatment in a Columbus
ospital. e
Mr.. and Mrs. John Braunstadter g
nd family of Powell. Wyo., spent
he week end with Mr.. and Mrs. r
ID Braunstadter and Mr.. and Mrs. =
Wesley kellogg and families. !.
MI. and Mrs. Harvey Williams, =
haron and Ronald Williams re- n
lrned to their home in Harlowton u
after spending the week "
nd with Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Will o
ans. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wallace
nd daughter Nadine of Billings n
oent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie
liver. .
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall returned -
ONE Thursday from a Billings =
where she had been since n
a
Don Eastlick returned home c.
from Billings where he fc
ad been with his daughter and Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Knut- ir
IN. ri
Guests Sunday at the home of T
r. and Mrs. Tom Story were Mr.. =,
nd Mrs. C.. E. McManus of Lau- IL
i, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schreifels =,
I'd three daughters of Grand ~
orks, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and
of Billings were guests IN
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry, Sun :
~. w
Louis Gerard had as visitors at a,