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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1956
Page
3
Deazley Butterfield of Salt Lake City visits relatives and friends while Ray Davis alerts his circle he has not yet bagged his moose. The fragment hints at social visits and a hunting note, with local characters and a rural leisure tone.
Hardy and Rudy Frank wed in Terfield ward chapel amid a simple ceremony. Relatives including Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Shipley attended along with Cloes Hardy and Ann Whitworth. After the ceremony the couple plan to make Ogden their home as Frank ships out with the Marines and George Dupin attends a National Shippers Board convention in Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs Francis M Whitworth of Bancroft announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Alan Manwarine son of Mr and Mrs David J Manwarine of Rexburg Idaho Miss Whitworth a North Gem high school graduate attended BYU Provo for one year and worked in BYU Registers office She was in the Opera Workshop and affiliated with the Cougerettes She also graduated from the LDS Business College of Salt Lake City Miss Whitworth is employed at Richland Mr Manwaring a Madison high school graduate studied at Utah State Agricultural College Logan and BYU He served a mission in Western Canada and later returned to BYU involved with Valkyrie and Opera Workshop He earned an art degree and is training at General Electric in Richland Washington The couple plans a Thanksgiving holiday wedding
Mr and Mrs William Meads return from a two week Idaho vacation touring Coeur D Alene Farragut and St Mary's Idaho en route home visiting Spokane Lewiston and Boise with former Soda Springs residents Jack Minty. They report perfect weather. Mrs Fred Pickett returns to Datto Arkansas due to mother in law Gowran illness.
Beverly Bronson married James Richard Triptow in a six o'clock ceremony in the Relief Society room of the Bannock Stake House. Bishop C D Simmons conducted the double ring service with Edsel Prescott providing organ music. The bride wore a lace and tulle gown with a high neck and long sleeves, carrying red roses. A reception and luncheon followed at the bride’s home and recreation hall with family and friends attending. The couple will reside in Salt Lake City after a honeymoon.
The Sunday School meets at 9 45 am with Common Worship from Sermon titled Preparing the Soil Parents night is planned for Wednesday October 17 The Young Adult Class sponsors the program Junior Choir meets Monday at 4 00 pm Primary class Tuesday 3 45 pm Boy Scout Troop 68 meets Monday at 7 00 pm Choir Practice Tuesday 8 30 pm Bible Study Wednesday 8 00 pm Second Ward LDS Church holds Sunday school at 11 15 am with a meeting at 7 80 pm An invitation is extended to all who wish to attend attrib Tree
General Mills announced the Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow will boost total awards to 106000 with three new prizes. Morlyanne Martineau of Soda Springs was Idaho’s 1958 Homemaker of Tomorrow. The 1957 All-American winner will be named May 2 at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York and receive 5000 toward a college chosen by her.
Mrs. Wilma Marriott visited her mother Mrs. Gooch in Pocatello for several days last week. Warren and Colleen Gooch and two Salmon children vacationed there, leaving Tuesday for Palisade Dem before returning to Soda Springs.
The Idaho Writers' League Conference comes to Idaho Falls Friday and Saturday October 12 and 13. Registration opens at 8:30 a m October 12 at the White Elephant Supper Club where most meetings occur. Frances Yost of Caribou County will discuss poetry, with other speakers including Ava Barnes on juvenile writing and Grace Hester on news and features. Attendees from Caribou County include Frances Yost, Mildred Christopherson, and Eleda B. Smith.
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