Laurel outlook. [volume], December 15, 1948, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Lawrenz
were hosts Friday evening to
their bridge club, when prizes
were won by Mr. Lawrenz, Neil
Baker, Mrs. Philip Nolan and
Mrs. Lawrenz.
Mrs. F. A. Scheidecker enter
tained her bridge club at dessert
last Wednesday afternoon and
awarded prizes to Mrs. F. O.
Hartley, Mrs. B. Meyer Harris
and Mrs, Russell Barr.
Word has been received by W.
C. Porter that his mother, Mrs.
Almeda Porter who recently re
turned from a visit in California,
has been seriously ill at her home
in Greybull, Wyo.
Mrs. Roy Edwards was hostess
to her bridge club last Wednes
day evening at a Christmas party
and exchange of gifts. Scoring
awards were won by Mrs. Ken
neth Walker, Mrs. R. H. Sterrett,
Mrs. L. C. Foote and Mrs. Glen
Anderson.
The birthday of Mrs. John
Price was honored when Mrs. D.
W. Hunter entertained at dessert
for members of her bridge club
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Glen Sheets and Mrs.
Hazel Wallace, teachers at the
Hawthorne school, announce that !
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Poultry
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• TURKEYS
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To have poultry when you want it,
ORDER NOW—No foolin'.
All the trimmings—
Cranberry sauce, mince meat, pickles, spices,
pumpkin, preserves, jellies, ready made cakes
and pies, puddings, nuts, candies—everything
you could think of, and more.
The standbys too—
REEF, PORK, VEAL, OYSTERS, FISH
Do ALL your buying here
for Christmas Dinner.
McCORMICK'S
FOOD MART
Laurel's Popular Place to Trade
Phones 76 and 77
Daily Deliveries
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Car of Molasses Cake
Containing 20% Protein
Per ton,
off the car.
We advise that you place orders now
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B. B. HAGEMAN, Proprietor
220 West Main Street, Laurel, Phone 456
t h e school •will be dismissed
Wednesday, Dec. 22, for the
Christmas holidays. A program
is being prepared for presenta
tion at the school Wednesday
evening.
Pupils of the Byam school
under the direction of Mrs. Al
bert Bender and Mrs. Glen Peter
practicing for their
son, are
Christmas program Thursday eve
ning, Dec. 23, at the school.
Phyllis Hickenbottom's tenth
birthday was celebrated Satur
day when her mother, Mrs. Wayne
Hickenbottom, entertained at an
afternoon party at her home on
Seventh avenue. Games were
| played and prizes awarded the
winners, after which a lunch was
served to Amy
Ehrlich, Virginia Corner, Jeanie
Behm, Arlene
Brester, Bonnie Boylan,
Boylan, Priscella Hickenbottom,
and the honor guest, Phyllis,
Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Wieber
were hosts at a dinner Sunday
honoring the birthday of their
daughter, Miss Georgia Wieber.
Guests were Mrs. A. F, Elliot
and Herman Klein,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindauer
had as guests last week Mr. and
Mrs. Chancy Hall of St. Louis,
Mich., and Mrs. C. T. Trott of
Billings.
Mrs. L. R. Ferrin was hostess
to her bridge club at dessert and
had Mrs. Hugh Sweeney as a
guest. The afternoon's awards
went to Mrs. R. P. Palmer, Jr.,
and Mrs. R. C. Brown.
Allwin, Millie
Wombolt, Elsie
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Once upon a time—according to
Harz mountain legend—a poor
miner's wife was gathering pine
cones in the forest. It was just be
fore Christmas, her husband was
111, and there was no money in the
house for food. So, she gathered the
cones and sold them to the villagers
for kindling—obtaining enough for
the day's necessities.
One morning while she was look
ing for such cones, a little imp
jumped out of a huge fir tree.
"Here, here are the biggest,
driest cones of all! Take these,"
he shrieked. Jumping up and down
excitedly.
Suddenly, there was such a show
er of cones that the poor woman was
frightened. She tried to run away,
but could not move until the little
Imp had filled her basket. And, hav
ing started home, the basket grew
heavier and heavier—she wished
the elf hadn't disappeared, he
might have helped her.
When she finally reached her hut,
she called the children to help car
ry the basket inside. Emptying the
basket, they found that every cone
was made of solid silver.
Commemorating these legendary
silver cones, gilded pine cones are
sold in modern stores, to decorate
our homes—to burn and crackle
gaily in our Christmas fires.
The Outlook Says
Thirteen members of circle 6
of the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service attended the meeting
of the circle Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Alvin Shaf
fer. A report was given on the
Methodist bazaar and members
were urged to attend the general
meetings of the W. S. C. S. at
the church. Mrs. Shaffer had
charge of the program during
which a history of the Christmas
carols and their composers was
given. A new project for the
coming year was discussed. The
next meeting is to be Thursday
evening. Jan. 13, at the home of
Mrs. Charles Gowen, with Mrs.
Gum as hostess.
The Junior altar society met
Thursday evening in the parish
hall and wrapped Christmas gifts
for the orthopedic hospital in
Billings. Bingo occupied the re
mainder of the evening and des
sert lunch was served. The next
meeting will be Thursday, Jan.
13, at the hall.
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