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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1968
Page
3
Local notices recap social visits and travel. Grace residents journey to Pocatello Salt Lake City and Logan to spend time with relatives including the Horne, Ballinger, Rasmussen, and Adams families. Several Grace residents attend gatherings, while others plan for school and work.
Grace residents report Lessie Turner engaged to Brent Berrett of Roberts Idaho. Lessie a Grace High School ’68 graduate with drill team and cheerleading credits. Brent a Roberts High School graduate has served in an LDS mission in southern Australia and is a junior at ISU after two years at Ricks College. An August wedding is planned in the Idaho Falls Temple.
George Tanner and guests visited, with Mrs. Reed Lowe and Mrs. Loren Wilson in town for events with Mrs. Tanner. Arco residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Merrill toured the Tanner home and dined at the Trail. Paul Schmidt of Rockland visited Henry Martinson’s family in town. Max Rugby leased the Dale Sullivan farm. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday May 13 at the Legion Building with officers to be elected. program chaired by Mrs Budrow Gibson and Mrs Blaine Whitehead. The Friday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Dick Smith’s with Mrs. Don Peterson and others present.
Mr and Mrs Dan Lloyd travel to Pocatello Monday to care for their grandchildren while the Lee Lloyds are away for three weeks. The couple will supervise the children during the absence.
Forty three members of Grace First Temple attended a session last week with Mr and Mrs Gail Ray hosting. Mrs Ray’s father Mr Gimith joined as a guest for several days.
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