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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1954
Page
2
Mrs Ida Anderson was guest of honor at a home afternoon shower with hostesses Verda Fae Mildred Christ. Guests included Helen Martinson Melba Dygett Amy Chat Louise Ayers Muriel Ho and others as she opened many dainty gifts.
Anna Marie Johnson will register at the Soda Springs Grade School Auditorium Saturday for Beginners Intermediate and Ad-Tap. Baton Twirl dance lessons promote grace use beauty and appreciation of the arts.
Royal Neighbors met at Hattie Hines home for a social evening with Estelle Cook presiding. Plans were announced for future attendance by state supervisor Parvin and Lemmon at the IOOF hall on October 14. Hostesses were Hattie Hines, Vivian Watts and Geniel Birrer.
Leah Rebekah lodge marked the Rebekah anniversary by reading an article on Schuyler Colfax, founder of the Rebekah degree. Members enjoyed dessert and pinochle with Maude Kesler taking high score and Jessie Larsen low. Next meeting set for Oct 12.
Mrs. Ilene Horsley and Mrs. Nellie Lou Poulsen will host the WBA lodge meeting on Thursday evening October 7 at Mrs. Horsley’s home. Members played bridge with prizes for high score to Mrs. Lulu Barnard and low to Mrs. Horsley while Mrs. Myrtle Gorton was noted as all cut.
Meeting postponed notes two dates Oct 24 and Oct 9. Members are asked to bring old items to sell at the meeting and discuss planning for a quilt fundraiser for War Modey.
A miscellaneous shower tea honored the newlywed couple Sunday from 5 to 7 at the Carl Skinner home. Hostesses were Mrs Phil Matthews and Mrs Retta Barger of Idaho Falls where they reside. Attending were the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Gino Francesconi of Pocatello and friends from Conda and Soda Springs who joined in gifting and best wishes. Laura Lee Matthews coordinated the gift table.
The Lakeview Neighborhood club met at Mrs. Luette Mickelsen’s home with Mrs. Marcia Warner assisting. Carma Spackman demonstrated cork and bead ear rings while Norma Rasmussen showed sick rack ear rings. Barbara Durflap played piano selections. Hosts served ends. October gathering at Norma Rasmussen’s home.
Anna Marie Johnson, formerly Kessler of Bancroft, announces dance lessons starting next week for beginners to advanced tap and baton twirling. Registration is Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in Soda Springs grade school auditorium. Mrs. Johnson has taught in Georgetown and will teach in Soda Springs.
Muriel Hosick hosted four tables of bridge at the Ladies Golf Club meeting. Louise Ayers won high score and Elsie Pierson was second high. The club will meet tomorrow at Mayme Richards home.
Mr and Mrs Jim Crane of Georgetown hosted a grouse dinner Sunday for Evva Dalrymple Mrs Humphreys Les Dalrymple Frank Nancy Margie and Joseph Dalrymple.
Members of the St. Marys Altar Society will gather at the home of Mrs. Larry Sherburne Friday evening at 8 p.m. for their meeting and discussion.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DeKay and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Dehls left September 20 for Rapid City Ls D to visit friends and relatives. Mr. DeKay returned by air Friday. Mrs DeKay stayed with her ill parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll and plans to return with the Dehls early next week.
Mr and Mrs Wm Gregory and ville Ky with Mrs H J Gregory and other relatives are named in a brief family notice detailing relations and kinship connections.
Mr and Mrs Mack Van Sickie depart Sunday to establish residence in Blackfoot, marking a relocation for the couple.
Mrs Hazel Pendry was a guest of Mrs Minie Dray on Monday in a social visit noted for cordial exchange and neighborly hospitality.
A week of classroom events across grades includes class photos, a play store, trips to Lallatin and Stockmen's stores, groceries for a picnic, and a class party with punch pears and cookies. Students mention new words, safety talks by Officer Jones, clay projects, a library initiative, and daily routines.
Mr and Mrs Max Bitton were honored guests at a Central gym going away party held a week ago. A pot luck lunch followed an entertaining program as the couple received Samsonite luggage as a going away gift. Attendees included Ralph Harrison and many other local residents and families. The Bittons plan to live in Pasco while a new farm home is built on their property near Estopia Washington.
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