Laurel outlook. [volume], January 22, 1947, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 12

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Firemen Demonstrate
New Resuscitator At
Federated Meeting
The meeting of the Laurel Feder
ated club was held Monday with
Mrs. Allen Gatewood as hostess
her home. A demonstration of the
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new reMiscitator purchased by the
fire deBrtment was given by John
BrohauJJ.
The
tusiness session, presided
over by Mrs. Brohaugh, opened with
the reading of the club's constitu
tion and by-laws. A report was
given on the Montana Physician's
Service organization. After a dis
cussion on the 1947 Red Cross drive,
members voted to again have charge
of the local campaign, for which
committees are to be appointed.
The evening's program was con
ducted by Mrs. Jerry Porter, who
presented a skit entitled "The Har
mony Homemakers' Club," with eight
club members taking part, The play
dealt with parliamentary procedure.
Music on the program was provided
by Betty Strand and Shirley Wilson,
who sang "The Old Lamplighter"
and "Let the Rest of the World Go
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Guests of the club were Mrs. J. H.
Charmichael of Augusta and Miss
Beth McCormick,
ing, on Feb. 10, is to be a party
with husbands as guests
The next meet
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brohaugh
are the parents of a son, bom |
Wednesday, Jan. 15, at a Billings j
hospital.
Members of Opal Camp of Royal
Neighbors report a good attendance {
at their bingo party Tuesday at j
the L. L. club. A radio was awarded j
to Mrs. Charles Staiger.
Mrs. H. R. Russell has as her j
guest Mrs. J. H. Carmichael of
! Augusta.
Rebekahs At Meeting
Honor I. O. O. F. Sire
Honoring Thomas Wildey, the
founder of Oddfellowship in Amer
ica, Evergreen lodge of Rebekahs
observed the anniversary with a
program and tableau directed by
Mrs. Ardeth Webb, program chair
man. The Rebekah degree for
women was established in 1851.
A class of candidates was ini
tiated during the meeting, which
was followed by refreshments serv
ed by Mrs. Forrest Thayer and Mrs.
C. Weldon, a complimentary hostess,
Other activities of the lodge in
cluded a noon luncheon at the L.
L. club Wednesday, following degree
staff practice. Mrs. C. H. Ander
son, captain of the staff, was hos
tess.
The next regular meeting of the
lodge will be at the L. L. club,
Monday, Feb. 3, with degree staff
practice following the serving of
refreshments.
Howard L. Wightman
Bonded Auctioneer
Farm and Livestock
Sales A Specialty
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Box 427
Laurel, Mont.
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Host To Group From
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The Park City Youth Fellowship
joined the Laurel group in a pot
luck supper Sunday evening of the
dining room of the Methodist church.
Present were 26 members from Park
City and 20 of the Laurel members,
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For Sale
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basement, garage, 2 lots.
Large 2-story 5-room house in ex
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4-room house with full
basement, garage .
Two-apartment house, 6 rooms.
Three-Unit house, 9 rooms.
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Phone 126
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bingo, match
shuffle board and musical
Entertainment was
cards,
chairs.
by Mrs. Shirley Penninger who de
jgcr . bed gome of the inhabitants> how
Bobby
A talk on India was given
,they live, and their beliefs.
gtickelberger was worship service
leader,
Laurel Youth Fellowship will spon
sor a food sale Saturday at the
O M. Wold company store, begin
Announcement was made that the
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was a carnival to be held Friday
by the Park City Fellowship.
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the broken
main spring,
clean, oil, reg
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service.
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