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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
3
Blank application forms are available at the County ASC Office to file requests for allotments. A dinner at the Angling Club will follow for members and their wives.
Caribou 4 H Clubs held a May 27 meeting at Sandra Stoddard’s home with visitor Sandra Skinner from Soda Springs. Evelyn Caress led prayers. June 3 meeting at Caress home featured muffins and quick bread. new teacher Mrs Hogan. new member Joan Beck. June 10 next meeting at Russell Rindlisbaker home.
Busy Bakersettes meeting held at Caroline Yost home in Bancroft. Vice president Treta Mickelsen called the session to order. Linnea Creer sang a new member solo led by Alene Argyle. Alene Argyle played piano and Linnea Creer served as organist. Ann Millward and Ann Gilbert demonstrated baking powder biscuits. Refreshments were served by Caroline Yost and Ireta Mickelsen.
The June 3 meeting of the Little Seamstress Club in Lund featured judging of Virginia Schenk and Joy Hunter cookies. Requirements included two inch diameter, even shape, and uniform texture.
The Flying Fingers 4H club met at leader Faye Erickson's home on Friday June 4 to organize a summer H club. They chose the name Flying Fingers and elected officers: President Sandra Skinner, vice president Sandra Tinge y, secretary Anita Bolton, reporter Lois Bevins. They plan a sewing project and announce an apron starting Friday June 11.
The Bachlors cooking club met at leader Ethel Childs home in Soda Springs on June 10. Gary Childs and Bryant Smith led a cocoa making lesson after discussing drink questions.
In Soda Springs at Marlene Gortons home Kayleen Maughan led a 4H cooking class showing how to prepare cream of wheat to be soft but not pasty. She earned a high score for the dish with attendees Kayleen Maughan Diane Bjorkman LaNette Smith Laurence Howard and Pat Keller.
The Stitch'n Nine 4H club met May 24 at Mrs. Horace Wright's home. They plan a summer sewing project to exhibit at the fair and will start with two slip patterns. Demonstration by Nila Mickelsen on fitting clothes to figures. Linda Conlin joins as a new member. Punch and cookies served by the refreshment committee.
On May 28 the Conda Sewers made pincushions at Maxine Hogan's home. Leader Mrs. Marjorie Stoddard aided the group. A new member joined the club, Maxine Stiles.
On June 1 the forestry club met and selected Rulon Wistisen as song leader. Plant presses were made at Dennis Lloyd's with refreshments of popcorn provided by leader Bob Mickelsen.
The Just 50 sewing club met at Thelma Whitworth and Carolyn Whitworth homes with President Janis Redford presiding. Leaders Grace Whitworth Rosa Rindlis baker and Elsie Millward distributed instruction books while members took measurements and discussed milk as a nearly perfect food.
Harmony Stitchers gathered June 2 at leader Cora Barfuss home to meet new officers and assign tasks for summer work. Doreen Barfuss named song leader Argiline Davids organist Wanda Reed led Clothing I and Cora Bartuss Clothing II Mauretta Davis Arts and Crafts. Next trip to Poca Tell o to obtain materials announced. The Enthusiastics Six 4H met June 2 to cut patterns for fall dresses with Lois Ann Harker Fern Hopkins and Karen Lau newly serving as officers. Meeting ended with refreshments and plan for June 9 pattern cutting demo at Charlotte Gunnell’s. Conda Cooks met June 3 at Mrs Pikes home.
The Five Busy group met June 24 at Mrs. Verda Empey’s home. The gathering was opened by Marsha Nelson. Participants discussed upcoming activities and planned their schedule.
On June 4 1954 eight girls from Niter organized a cooking club with Mrs Jeanette Tarbet and Mrs Mary Allen present. Officers elected include President Bennett secretary MarGene Hubbard reporter Linda Leavitt and others. Members listed are Cheryl Hubbard Evelyn Bennett Jean Thomas Jo Lynn Booth Linda Leavitt Mar Gene Hubbard Maxine Rasmussen and Patricia Jones. They plan matching aprons and set the next meeting at Mrs Aten house at 3 pm Friday.
On June 7 Harmony Stitchers leaders Cora Barfuss Wanda Reed took members Caroline Yost Ireta Mickelsen Mauretta Davis Sandra Reed and Nadine Jenkins to Pocatello for materials. Meeting June 14 at Wanda Reeds home opened by Mauretta Davis. five new members joined bringing total to 13.
On June 7 the Sew Just So club met with Pres Janis Redford calling the meeting to order. New members Nancy Muir Karen Muir and Carolyn Jones joined while Nadra Gilbert was elected president Linnea Creer vice president Marjean Smith secretary and Alene Argyle reporter. The Busy Seam group organized under leader Mrs Cora Vavricka with next meeting at her home.
The Our 4H second year cooking club held its meeting at Mrs Leo Clegg’s home. Leaders Mrs Leo Clegg and Mrs Jack Hubbard guided five members including Diane Hubbard as president Alice Hansen as vice president Ruth Lee Clegg as secretary Ruth Lynne Christensen as song leader Carlin Whitehead. Jeanette Tarbet county demonstration agent aided organization. Punch and cookies were served.
The Caribou Mountain eers 4H club held a June meeting to organize and elect officers. Gay Muir was chosen as president with David Tingey Sibbett LaMar Vias and Terry Muir among attendees. After the meeting cupcakes.
Fragmentary OCR describes visitors Mr Kenneth and Mrs Wallace W. Peterson with improvised notes on greetings and expectations for a Gos club event.
Keith Wilson led a session on the tractor electrical system at Bencroft while Gene Blauer hosted. Members discussed engine cooling, pump sealing, hot running, and hard water effects, with refreshments served.
A 4H group met at 2:00 p.m. Friday June 11 with leader Faye Erickton to plan aprons and activities. A follow up session for the group will be held Friday June 18 at 2 p.m. At the leader’s home with refreshments provided.
The third meeting was held June 10 at Lois Rindlisbaker's. Geniel Rindlisbaker and Kaye Rindlisbaker sewed new slips after material problems. The group asks when the next meeting will be held on June 17.
Grace era club notes show Virginia Draper hosting a 2:30 a m meeting on June 11 with officers elected led by Pres Jeanene Saint and members Sandra Stoddard Leanne Bacon Marjorie Stoddard Maxine Stoddard. Next gathering set for June 18 at Amy Palmers place 12:30 to 2:30 p m with pot holders made and leadership details updated.
Lt. (ig) Lester Wegner is identified as the son of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Wegner in a brief military family notice. The item serves as a local acknowledgment of his service and family ties.
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