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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1954
Page
7
Mrs and Mr. have announced the birth of Holly Dee for the first time names include grandparents Mc and Mrs Christensen. Dean Christensen and family plan Arkansas trip to visit and welcome the newborn home from the hospital where mother and daughter are recovering.
Leah Rebekah lodge held a May meeting honoring Past Noble Grands including 50 year member Mary queen Munnie Kesler with a Maypole ceremony. Guests included Essie Sluder of American Falls and Wylene Barnes.read an article on Mary the Mother of Jesus and awarded gavels. Frances Bews led the presentation article. A social hour featured prune plums and Frances Bews high score. Mary Allen won all-out. Hostesses were Mannie Dray Jessie Gagan and Edith Graham with a cooked food sale planned for LaHatin's Market May 29.
Grace Ruggles and Mildred Johnston hosted the WBA lodge May meeting at the Ruggles home. Attendees included Olive Kelly Tone Horsley Minnie Dray le Gorton Genevieve Found Pearl Fryar Maude Balls Dot Gorton Lorette Davis Agnes Sterrett Wilma Marriott Isabel Marshall Jennie Nathel Lau Nellie Lou Poulsen. Prizes went to Kelly Marshall and Myrtle Gorton. The club plans to meet at Page Artie of Pearl Fryar in June with Gorton assisting.
Miss Jeanette Schenk and Miss Ruth Emily Whitworth, delegates to Girls State sponsored by the Bancroft American Legion Auxiliary, will be feted at a tea this afternoon in Bancroft hall. Mrs. George Curtis, Bancroft Farm Bureau president, will attend as honored guest. The Farm Bureau assists in sending the girls to the state convention.
Laverne Lau and Faye Evans left Salt Lake City Sunday morning for market week and returned late Monday night. They were joined by Mrs. W. H. Evans who visited with friends and relatives during the trip.
A series of community gatherings listed for late May to early June includes Lions club ladies night on May 27 at Hooper Spring with a picnic and hostess names Fay Erickson and Gertrude Kummer, Lakeview Neighborhood Club at Hooper Spring, and a meeting at Mrs Erickson's home. Also noted are a May 28 Idaho Stake dance, Ladies golf at Mrs Helen Traeger’s Conda home, Memorial Day observances May 30 to June 1, and various local club meetings through June 4 with Fishing season opening June 4.
Miss Marculla Riggs daughter of Mr and Mrs John Riggs of Conda will marry Kendall Hebdon son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hebdon of Weston. They plan a June 13 ceremony in the LDS Chapel Soda Springs Pres Herbert K Whitworth officiating. The couple will reside in Chesterfield after a brief honeymoon.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Arch Skinner of Soda Springs formerly Conda residents to Mr Wayne Apgood son of Mr and Mrs Dellis Spencer of Idaho Falls was announced by the bride's parents They wed in Elko Nevada on May 3 A wedding shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Tommy Cellan Wednesday honored the new bride
Mrs. Berniece Rudd entertained friends at two spring parties last weekend. Guests on Thursday included Lula Shelp Ella Weaver Myrtle Gorton Minne Cray Emma Piar Lyda Tharp Frances Bews Jessie Gagan Maudine Pratt and Maud Kester. Prizes went to Mrs Weaver Mrs Bews and Mrs Pratt. Friday guests were Ruby Bolton Nathel Lau Duluth Evans Gladys Hildreth Nola Shuler Pearl Skinner Audrey Glenn Marjorie Lewis and Amy Chatterton. Prizes went to Mrs Chatterton Mrs Skinner and Mrs Hildreth.
A Friday afternoon shower tea honored Mrs. Billy Walace and farmer Neta Bowman at the home of Mrs. Faye Evans. Hostesses were Mrs. Jean Smith Mrs. Doris Irving and Mrs. Alice Tigert.
The Ladies Golf Club held its first meeting of the season at Jessie Gag's home with four bridge tables. Thelma Corbett was named president and Helen Traeger will serve as secretary. The club plans a meeting at Mrs. Traeger's Conda address and honored guests attended the event.
Werd from Boise reports Mary Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Torgesen arrived last Friday morning weighing seven pounds. Mrs J T Torgesen assisted the family during the week.
Week’s GRAYS LAgg ROCK HUNTERS report a busy period with rockhounds visiting from Lava Hot Springs Poc atello Blackfoot and Soda Springs. Webs of people attended church and social events while preparations for the Grays Lake dance and upcoming Rockhounds activities were noted.
Mrs Kath erine Nichols music pupils hosted parents and guests at the Smith home on Sunday May 16 presenting an all Stephen Foster program. Students Kathy Mortisen Sara Jo Mickelson Jerry Young Darla Matthews Cheryl Smith Roger Woodall Val Bitton Evelyn Smith and Gary Roberts performed with assistance from Mrs Fred Larsen Jr and were led by Anita Bolton Gayla Barger Erica Monroe Marsha Nelson Marine Hogan LeNette Smith Maxine Stiles Barbara Sibbetts Claudia Twiss Hanae Stoor Annetta Smith Geraldine Hansen Lilli Marie Burton Sandra and Eddie Skinner as well as Sandra and David Tingey.
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