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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
2
A compact list of community events including Aid at 2 30 p m at WBA lodge hosted by Pearl Fryar fishing season opens at the Ladies Golf Club home of Mary Garvin a Skinner family reunion Hoop er Spring and Kiwanis meeting at Idaho Cafe at 7 p m on June 8.
A May 28 special meeting of Golden Red Chapter No. 64 featured a surprise birthday party for Worthy Matron Mabel Finch. Lavonda Lallatin directed the event with Mabel crowned Queen of the May and presented a May basket. Officers delivered gifts, displays followed, and cake and coffee were served. Committee members included Lavonda Lallatin, Batterie Hale and Betty Largill.
The Fred Qualman family held a reunion May 30 at the Central gymnasium with pot luck dinner and an program. Shildon Johnson gave a blessing, Arnold Qualman welcomed attendees, and performances included solos by Charlotte Andersen and Verda, a duet by Rupert, and dances by Evette Hammond and Sydney Anderson of Millville. Ezra Sorenson family gathered for Day through lunch with attendees listed from Grace, Central, Salt Lake, Aberdeen, Soda Springs, and Lake-for pictic lunch.
Eye exams and glasses fittings offered each Thursday in Soda Springs with late appointments welcome. Call 30 or Dr Wegner's office to book.
Royal Neighbors Louise Hayward hosted a Thursday night gathering with eaene Moore and Duluth assisting. Ella Weaver won the door prize and a pinochle high prize was shared by Idell Evans Emma Hillow and Susie Small. The next meeting is planned for June 24.
Family members gathered at Mrs. William P. Maughan's daughter Della Tuendly home for a surprise birthday supper. Guests included all her children and relatives such as Elwin Lau and family John Delo Denton Harris Guy Maughan Wesley Maughan Morris Arlene Johnson and William P. Maughan.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gamble announce the marriage of their daughter Fern to Dean Harris son of Mr and Mrs Denton Harris. The ceremony will be June 12 at the Dr Mack Tigert home with a 7 to 10 reception. Fern is a Soda Springs high school 1954 graduate and Dean attends a television school in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Helen Traeger hosts the saa st ry club gathering at Jack Gurvin’s home. Conda Charlotte D. Salser wins high score with Louise Ayers in second place. Tomorrow the club meets at Mary Gurvin’s home.
The report lists residents visiting, hosting and traveling during Memorial Day weekend. Max Lewis returned to Hanford after a ten day furlough with his parents while families from Farson Salt Lake Twin Falls Idaho Falls and Blackfoot shared meals and stayed with relatives. Several couples planned trips to California Bear Lake Salt Lake and Montana as part of holiday activities.
Central residents hosted numerous visitors including Ervin Hammond family and Sydney Anderson with Shel don Johnson of Millville Utah and others from Brigham City Roy and Montpelier. Newborn Roger Bitton 7 lbs 8 oz greeted at Soda Springs Hospital. Memorial day events, graduation outings, and multiple pre and post holiday gatherings involve Central, Grace, Soda Springs, Pocatello and Caldwell residents.
Mr and Mrs Jack Hymas spent the weekend at Ear Lake and Geneva. Mr and Mrs Al Campbell and children spent the holidays in Wrotting.
Friday evening gatherings in Logan with Mrs Heber Christensen and later visits in Central during Memorial Day weekend. Families listed include the Hoops Christensen Doosie Christensen, Andersen, Hegstrom, Sorensen and related relatives from Ketchum Preston Pocatello McCammon Bancroft Montpelier Soda Springs Conda Den That cher and the Ward held dedicatory services for the new Church House Sunday evening with Maurice Balls and others.
Seaha ge Seda hosted Revier and family along with Mr and Mrs Sydney at Croft for a dinner gathering in the evening.
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