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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1954

Page

3

Garber-Wakely Married Easter in Soda Springs

Miss Glenna Garber of Soda Springs wed Reed Wakley of Preston in an Easter ceremony. The bride wore a purple suit with white accessories and orchids. sister Mrs Sheral Thomas and best man Howard Thomas attended. The bride works at the Soda Springs telephone exchange. Wakley is with Cranney Chevrolet in Preston. A wedding dinner followed for the wedding party and close family.

Glenna Garber Soda Springs Reed ‘Wakley Sheral Thomas Howard Thomas Telephone Exchange Wakley Cranney Chevrolet Co Preston Pridal

Coming Events at Soda Springs and More Local Meetings

Calendar lists Soda Springs school Spring Concert with a 42 piece high school band and 21 piece grade school band on April 29 at the grade school auditorium. Other events include Federation of Women's Club convention April 30 Bannock Stake Tabernacle, Kiwanis and Odd Fellows gatherings May 2–4. University of Idaho pep band performs May 4 at grade school auditorium. Admission is free.

Soda Springs Federation of Women's Club Bannock Stake Tabernacle Grace Kiwanis Idaho Masonic Hall Odd Fellows Hall University of Idaho Hooper Players Ladies Aid WEA Lodge Grace Rugcafe

Faye Evans Feted At Dinner Party

Mrs. West Evans was guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner Saturday at the Idaho ate. Mr. Evans invited her and she was escorted upstairs in the cafe where hosts Mr. and Mrs. Milt Bowmen entertained. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Myron Isle and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, Nelda Seamons and Irvin, Harold Haggerty.

Two Girls Earn Graduate Honors

Darlene Stoor daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Stoor named salutatorian and most popular girl by the student body Miss Harris selected as the most talented girl in the school She carried top scholastic average and was active in student government class plays served as class secretary freshman and sophomore years and was queen of the senior ball Russell Montpelier brother of Glenn Irving and Mr Harriman Hale moved from Soda to Grass to build their house

Darlene Stoor Emil Stoor Harris Miss Stoor

Grace Convention Opens Today For IFWC Meet

The Federated Women's Clubs of Idaho hold their first district convention in Grace with Judge Darwin D Brown as the featured speaker on how to make delinquents. Iran exchange student Traj Sorushian spoke, and Mrs Lewis Stalker of Grace addressed about histories as footprints. New officers will be installed Friday afternoon.

Darwin D. Brown Pocatello Grace Literary Club Bancroft Literary Society Montpelier Mother's Club Traj Sorushian Iran Ise Lewis Stalker Grace Ifwe Don Donahoo Nellie Kline Steenson Clatwoman

Sharon Harrison Weds In Logan Temple Rite

Miss Sharon Harrison of Central and Mr. Russell Hawkes of Wendell married in Logan Temple on Friday April 23 with Pres. Raymond officiating. The couple, after a dinner at the Blue Bridge, plan a southern Utah honeymoon visiting national parks and St. George Temple and Las Vegas before returning to Central.

Sharon Harrison Logan Logan Temple Central Russell Hawkes Wendell Raymond Jensen

RNA Lodge Hosts Royal Neighbors Evening at Shelp Home

Mrs Lula Shelp entertained the Royal Neighbors on Thursday evening with Helen Isle and Amy Following refreshments, punch bowl was enjoyed Catherine Moore won high prize. Ethel Childs, low and Emma Hildreth, all cut. Helen Isle won the door prize. Others present included Florence Moe, Elaine Sibbett, Estelle Cook, Olive Kelly, Ella Weaver, Louise Hayward, Dora Hughes, Idella Evans, Susie Small, Maude Andrus, Duluth Evans, Hattie Hines and Josie Hil.

Lula Shelp Helen Isle Amy Chile Catherine Moore Ethel Childs Low Emma Hildreth Mines Florence Moe Elaine Sibbett Estelle Cook Olive Kelly Ella Weaver Louise Hayward Dora Hughes Idella Evans Susie Small Maude Andrus Duluth Evans Hattie Hines Josie Hil

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