Officers Sustain Grace Ward Sunday
Paula Gay Wilker was released as sports director in the MLA. Angus Bron and Homer Williams were noted in the report with ambiguous roles, while uncertainties remain about the exact positions or actions.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
9
Paula Gay Wilker was released as sports director in the MLA. Angus Bron and Homer Williams were noted in the report with ambiguous roles, while uncertainties remain about the exact positions or actions.
Town and Valley Sewing Club and partners hosted a Christmas party at the Ray Lloyd home with co hosts Mr and Mrs Dewey Hansen. Dinner for local couples followed by games and a program. A going away gift was presented to Mr and Mrs McKinnon as they soon leave the community.
Entertains Club Mrs. Freeman Ashbaker hosted Bridge 9 at her home Monday evening with a Christmas tree and corsages for guests. High score went to Mrs. Floyd Sorensen, second to Mrs. C Johnson. attendees included Mrs. Frances Bassett, Mrs. Keith Pond, Mrs. Howard Peterson, Mrs. Alvin Whitehead, and Mrs. Lytha Ellis. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Christensen in a Preston hospital Monday December 12. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christensen, Grace and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Layton of Oakley Idaho.
Meek and Mrs Norval White led the event with Barbara Hurt introducing Santa Claus who handed out candy and nuts to the ladies. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs Tom Johnston while Mrs Floyd Fowler with Mrs Homer Gibson oversaw decorations.
Heber Smith of Grace Idaho has completed a term as state president and is named National Representative of the federation. He will attend the National Federation Meeting in March and was elected to lifetime membership on the Board of Directors.
Relief Society members and partners met at Bob's Cafe Dining Room Friday for a Christmas party. Dee L. Andreasen led the program with two duets by Don and Mrs. Forbush, readings by Mildred Burton, games by the Forbush duo, and gift exchanges. Attendees included Wesley Hubbard, Millen Mendenhall, Ida Sorensen, Blaine Whitehead, Merrill Hubbard, Dee L. Andreasen, Parley Lloyd Jr., John T. Thomas Jr., and J. Stanley Harrison Jr.
Members of the H Y N club gathered at Mrs Dot Swensen's home for a turkey dinner and Christmas party. Mrs Dot Swensen was named president with Mrs Esther Thomas as vice president and Mrs Percy Norcutt retained as secretary. Other members and guests attended. The Grace Ward Relief Society held its Christmas party with carols and sewing class showcases.
At the regular meeting on Tuesday the Grace Village Board authorized building a skating pond for children north of Bob's Cafe. Dr CC Johnson was named chairman of the project. Also approved were two ponds in front of the Lee Venemon and Abe Myers homes.
The Grace Second Ward Relief Society held a morning work session and Christmas party with quilting embroidery and a home nursing lesson by Mrs. Harley Olsen. A turkey dinner chaired by Mrs. Alex Olsen followed, with decorated halls and a program from the Singing Mothers and performances by Mrs. Paul Christensen and others. Santa Claus greeted attendees as a Christmas skit was staged. A separate note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith traveling to Albuquerque for an All Star game and visiting relatives in Phoenix.
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