Laurel outlook., 1950-10-11

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visiting relatives. They were e
route to Washington.
Mrs. Joe Hogenson submitted t
surgery at st. Vincent hospital i
Billings last Wednesday morning
Mrs. R. W. Bates returned t,
her home this week after havins
been a patient in a Billings hos
pital.
Relatives have been informed
that Richard Metzger, Melvin Pas,
tian and Marvin Metzger, who re-
Gently enlisted in the army, are
all receiving training at Fort Riley,
Kans.
Mrs. T. j. Hard was honored
when friends gathered at her home
Monday Afternoon: 90 celebrate her
birthday. The guests brought with
them a lunch and gifts. Mrs. Will
liam Warren, who is leaving Lau-
rel to make her home in White
Sulphur Springs, also received a
gift.
Mrs. w. L. Orndorff returned
Tuesday morning from Glendive
where she had been to visit Mr..
Orndorff, a patient in the hospital
there. Mr.. Orndorff went there
last week from Tacoma, Wash.
where ne had been hospitalized a
month.
Linda Johnston, worthy advisor
Of Laurel assembly No. 80, Order
Of Rainbow for Girls, presided at
initiation ceremonies at a stated
meeting Wednesday evening in the
Masonic temple. An all-girl party
is scheduled for Oct. 81, which will
include a hay-ride, followed by a
dance and refreshments at the
temple. Hostesses at the social
hour were Dorene Severens and
Pat Fry.
Entertaining at a shower for
Mrs. Francis Kerr, Mrs. Paul Mo-
gan and Mrs. Robert Watson had
about 30 guests Sunday afternoon
at the w. l.. Orndorff home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bait had as
their dinner guests Sunday, Rev.
and Mrs. A. Scheiiler OF Bavrd.
Neb.; Rev. and Mrs. K. Beal and A.,
family of Sidney, Mrs. Henry Bait .
of Billings and Rev. and Mrs. H.
c. Haemmelmann. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bieber i
and little daughter went to Bridger A..
Sunday where they were guests of :
Mr.. Bieber's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Bieber. ,
Mrs. Harlan Russell was hostess !.
when the l.. M. B. club met at her .
home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. 2
Kenneth Walker presented a pro- 3
gram on Normal Weight and Nor .
nal Diet for the eight members .
present. The meeting Nov. 7 will z
'e at the home of Mrs. Herman I
Schessler. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Lawrenz en- e
ertained at bridge Saturday eve .
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Z
sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip q
lolan and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude .
;ory. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney were .
core winners. p
Mrs. Marshall Warrington, who 4
gently visited her parents. Mr.. II.
nd Mrs. Richard Busby, left Sun e
ay to join her husband at FortG
I'd, Calf.
Miss Eva Herbert and Miss 81
thel King of Alberta, Canada, .
1T Sunday to continue a western .
Up after visiting relatives of Miss z
erbert in Laurel.
Mrs. Christine Gunter is i'll at .
home. e
Mrs. E. c. Hall returned Thurs z
Y evening by train from Port q
I'd, Ore, where she had spent
past three weeks visiting Mr.. .
d Mrs. R. X. Whitley and fam =
The Whitely's have a son, Scott q
hard, born Sept. II. Mrs. White y
is the former Miss Lavonne 3.
IL. In September, DR.. and Mrs. z
II, accompanied by Mr.. and z
S. Walter Hall drove to Port q
d. The others returned home q
lier and Mrs. Hall remained for .
onger visit.
lr. and Mrs. John T. Byrd have =
aughter born in Billings, Oct. 5. 2
lrs. Sophie Henry presided in
absence of the president at the .
ular meeting of the Congrega- .
lal ladies' aid at the church
evening. Members voted
rive $50 to missions, to buy new .
g books for their meetings and q
sponsor a food sale on the day
IRE Thanksgiving. Rev. H. c.. q
mmelmann spoke, using for his
C, becoming Free Through .
yer." Marian Frank presented
iano solo, Gave Maria"
r. and Mrs. Levin Hergett en-
aimed six couples at their home .
lrday evening. Canasta was e
at three tables and prizes
awarded Mrs. Lester Pomroy, d
E. l.. Sommers, NJ. j. Kanzler 8
W. w. Hoffman. The ladies e
ed refreshments at the close