Laurel outlook., 1950-11-08
James A. Baker, 60,
Dies At Columbus

Park C1ty, NOV. S."JameS A
Baker, SO, of Columbus, father O
Mrs. w. F. Adams of Park Cit,
passed away suddenly from a hear
attack at his home Monday, Oct
80, at 8:15 a. m. Funeral services
were held in Columbus Friday
Oct. 3.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by two sons, Austin Baker of Nor
folk, Va, three daughters, Mrs
Della Newland of Spokane, Mrs
Clarice Standt of Absarokee, Mrs
Adams of Park City, a brother il
California, and two sisters, one re
siding in Idaho and one in Klein.
Mrs. Leah Coate and daughter:
Jean, Joan and Cheryl of RosebuC
were week end guests of her sister
in-law, Mrs. H. D. Tompkins.
Mrs. j. L.. Keefer, Mrs. Over
Ketchum and Mrs. R. w. Davis
were guests of Mrs. Fred Hilgert
Saturday.
Don Fox, son of MI. and Mrs.
Alex Fox, and who teaches at
Libby has received his call for
service.
A new score board has arrived
and will soon be installed in the
northwest corner of the new gym
nasium.
Mrs. Floyd French and Donald
and Sharon French spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lierow.
The junior class is practicing on
their play, a three-act comedy,
Comm Round the Mountain" The
cast includes Colleen Adams, Gerry
Heller, Wayne Hedges, jeanne
Gesick, Jeanette Walters, Gerry
Hume, leila Grubs, Henry Weseh-
enfelder, Bob Skates, Don Hines,
J Eleanor Fox, Marlene Eastlick,
Leila Southworth, Rosie Minch and
Emma Vogel.
Mrs. Dan Eastlick returned home
Monday where she underwent an
eye operation recently. Her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Eastlick of Wiscon-
sin is with her.
The w. S. c.. S. met Thursday
afternoon at civic center with
Mrs. c.. V. Eastlick, Mrs. w. D.
Whitcanack, Mrs. Allen Hansford,
Mrs. Dan Eastlick and Mrs. Alice
Kinney as hostesses. Mrs. Robert
Colby conducted the devotions.
Following the business meeting the
president appointed Mrs. E. H.
Reimann, Mrs. j. l.. Keefer, as
chairmen to plan a dinner for the
rural church get-together of the
district Nov. IA, at civic center.
Halloween parties were held at
the gymnasium for the older
youngsters Tuesday night and the
grade children were entertained at
civic center. Contributions were
made by the merchants and resi-
dents for the parties. Teachers and
mothers helped with the entertain
ment. Very few of the usual Hal
loween pranks were dine in the
community.
The members of the junior class
and parents, put on a $3.50 chicken
dinner Thursday evening at Civic
center. The receipts of the dinner
will be used for the production
OF their class play.
Hostesses at the Eastern Star
in Laurel Thursday evening were
Mrs. R. w. Davis, Mrs. j. Keefer,
Mrs. Owen Ketchum, Mrs. A. O..
Nelson, Mrs. Harold Brownawell,
Mrs. S. T. Flood. Other members
unable to attend but helped with
the lunch were Mrs. Allen Hans
ford, Mrs. w. A. Hansford and
Mrs. c.. V. Mosier.
The band mothers entertained
at a card party Saturday night
at the civic center. The occasion
was fairly we'll attended. Lunch
was served by a committee of the
club. .
Penny 10 Whitcanack enter
tanned a few of her little friends
Friday, Nov. 8, on her third birth
day. Her mother, Mrs. Allen Whit
canack, served a lunch to her
guests who We're Karon jacobson,
Sands, Linda kellogg, Lana
Helgesen, Diane Lierow, Chi Chi
Harris, Richard Killyon, Daryl and
Paula Dee Whitcanack.
Mrs. Leroy jacobson entertained
for her son, Robert Allen, who was
six years old Oct. 80. His little
guests were Maurine Southworth,
Lana Helgesen, Durk Vandenburg,
and Penny 10 Whitcanack,
Mike Shimskey, Donald and Rich
ard Roske, Larry Lichum, Jolene
Butch kellogg, WAYNE Fink.
also Mr.. and Mrs. Art Olsen and
of Absarokee.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frank
a son in a Billings hospital Nov.
He is a grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roth and
son Jerry~left during the week for
Cowley, Wyo., where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fox have re-
ceived word from their daughter
who is a WAVE and is
in training in Virginia, that there
are 1877 girls in the camp, all TAX
ing the stiff training. i