Laurel outlook. [volume], February 20, 1946, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Herbert Britton Weds
Miss Mary Madsen
At Billing's Ceremony
At a ceremony Saturdav after
noon at the parsonage of the First
Methodist church in Billings, Miss
Mary Laurine Madsen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Madsen of Fran
nie, Wvo., became the bride of Her
bert Eugene Britton, son of Mrs.
C. W. Britton. Rev. Andrew C.
Caton, pastor of the church, offi
ciated. Attending the bride was
Miss Evelyn Moore of Billings. Mr.
Britton's attendant was Dean
Gowen.
The bride wore white with black
accessories and Miss Moore's dress
was rose colored. Their corsages
were of roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Britton, a graduate of the
Denver, Wvo., hi eh school, is em
ployed at the Midland bank in Bil
lings.
Laurel schools and is an employe
of the Farmers' Union refinerv.
They will reside temporarily in Bil
lings.
Following the marriage ceremony
was a reception at the home of Mr.
a"d Mrs. J. L., Baker, brother-in
law and sister of the bridegroom.
Mr. Britton attended the
77ze Outlook Says:
Mrs. Frank Platz received word
this week from Mrs. B. E. Shipley
of Bismarck, N. D.. informing her
of the death of Mr. Shipley at
Bismarck, Feb. 7.
Shipley moved from south of Lau
rel to Bismarck about two years
Mr. and Mrs.
ago.
Mrs. Katherine Frank is a pa
tient at the St. Vincent hospital in
Billings where she underwent an
operation this week.
Mrs. E. W. Roberts and children,
Vicki and Larry, and Mrs. A. F.
Elliot visited Wednesday in Park
City with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Rob
erts.
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Awards Go To Beet Growing F. F. A. and 4-H Boys
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Left to right: First prize, Harold J. Reiter, Worden; second prize, Duene Taylor, Fromberg; third
prize, George Reiter, Worden.
Awards for beet projects 1
g in 1945 were presented to three
E Future Farmers of America and j
= three 4-H club members by the j
= Great Western Sugar Company on
E Saturday, Feb. 2, at a luncheon in I
= the Northern hotel. This event was |
= attended by 178 persons, including I
E 4-H and F. F. A. members who car- j
z ned beet projects, parents of these
E boys, county agents, club leaders,
E and others interested in this type
- of work.
Principal speaker at the luncheon
was Dr. R. R. Renne, president of
Montana State college at Bozeman,
who described the opportunities for
"a good future" for members of
the two farm youth groups in Mon
tana agriculture.
The three winners for 4-H club
as follows: First
30.73
projects were
prize, James Ruff, Custer,
tons on one
acre; second prize,
Joseph Ruff, Jr., Custer, 28.84 tons !
third prize, Donnie
on one acre;
Fink, Forsyth, 23.53 tons on one I
acre.
The three winners for F. F. A. j
club projects were as follows: First ;
prize, Harold Reiter, Worden, 21.71 j
tons on one acre; second prize,
Duene Taylor, Fromberg, 21.22 tons |
on one acre; third prize, George j
Reiter, Worden, 21.10 tons on one
acre.
The F. F. A. awards were made j
by A. W. Johnson of Bozeman, '
state supervisor of agricultural edu- j
cation. Ray E. Cameron, state 4-H (
club leader, presented the 4-H club |
awards. The two first place win-1
ners each received a $25 war bond j
and gold medal. Second place win
ners received silver medals, and I
third prize winners were awarded
bronze medals.
Lyman H. Andrews, manager of
the Great Western sugar factory
at Billings, presided at the lunch
eon, and reported that 3,551 tons of
sugar beets were produced on 4-H
and F. F. A. club projects, with a
gross return of $47,195.85.
Auxiliary
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Legion Auxiliary
Tuesday evening at her home.
Braswell sang two
'Where My Caravan Has
and "Bird Songs of Even- j
the American
Jacqueline
songs,
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tide.
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An item taken from the national
society of the D. A. R.,
izen's Responsibility," was read by
Mrs. D. H. McCauley.
A poem, "I Am an American" by
Benjamin E. Neal, was given by
Mrs. J. H. Albertus, who also play
ed several selections of patriotic
music, including George
Old Flag" and "Yankee;
Doodle Dandy Boy.
Mrs. F. M. Braswell sang "Amer- 1
and "White Christ
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A delicious lunch was served by j
Mrs. Vaught, Mrs. C. E. McKin-)
and Mrs. O. V. Pewitt.
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ganization held their regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Hil
gert. Music and a patriotic read
by Mrs. Hilgert were enjoyed,
■hie hostess served a lovely lunch,
the table was decorated with val
entine motifs.
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