Local and Personal News and Society Clubs
Mrs Patricia Williams edits this column featuring society notes and club happenings. Readers receive concise items on community members, events, and social engagements from the home front.
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
4
Mrs Patricia Williams edits this column featuring society notes and club happenings. Readers receive concise items on community members, events, and social engagements from the home front.
Mrs J H Weston entertained her bridge club on Monday May 22. High points prize went to Mrs J R Murdock, honors to Mrs Lamar Outzen, and consolation to Mrs VL Boucher. Other attendees included Mrs George Moore, Mrs Sam Cline, Mrs EB L Smith, and guest Mrs J C Smith.
The Lady Lions held an election of new officers with Mrs Thelma Kirk named president and Mrs Enid Johnson first vice president. Verle Hor second vice president, Verle Mayer treasurer, and Helen Buffington scorekeeper. A hot dinner at the Catholic church followed. Canasta prizes went to Mrs JohnsonMrs Mayer and Mrs Stoker. guest Mrs Marie Jensen of Bellflower California attended.
Mr and Mrs O R Smith left Friday for Pleasant Grove for Memorial holidays then returned to Milford Tuesday evening.
A note from Mrs Jessie Frazier of Grand Junction Colorado thanks friends and acquaintances for the lovely cards and letters received since her illness.
Mrs Dora Casterline and Mr Milton H Pool were married on May 18 in Salt Lake City. The couple spent a weeklong wedding trip visiting the National Parks and the Northwest region after the ceremony.
Janiel Dawson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Dawson and Grandma Stoddard of Salt Lake City, celebrated her 10th birthday with a party last Monday. Mrs Stoddard was also honored. Prizes were given to Susan and Sally Williams at Cootie and Patsy Walker and Carol Vesta at Drawing Numbers. Cups cakes ice cream and punch were served with nut cups as favors.
The American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Party was held at Mrs. W G White's home on May 25. A 7 o'clock dinner preceded a business meeting, followed by bridge. New officers are Erma Cline president Carlie Waddoups vice president and Dora Smithson secretary treasurer. Members present include Edna Baker Ethel Smith Erma Cline Naomi Hughes Nina Bingham Letha Smyth Metta Weston Dora Smithson Mary Williams Carlie Waddoups and the hostess. Prizes: Erma Cline high Naomi Hughes honors Carlie Waddoups consolation Nina Bingham house prize.
Mr and Mrs William Richards of Minersville welcomed a daughter at Milford Hospital on May 24 and Mr and Mrs Harold Baker of Minersville added a baby girl on May 26. Jack Smith is recovering satisfactorily after medical treatment.
Milford Chapter of the Young Farmers will hold a banquet Friday June 2 at 6 30 p m in Milford LDS Church. A program features Beaver County talent with Vance Fisher's orchestra for dancing after the meal prepared by the wives of the Young Farmers and served by the Relief Society. Tickets available from McCoy Williams or Boyd Evans or at the door.
Joan Smith visits her sister Lucile in Logan this week. Mrs. Annie Stoddard of Salt Lake City is in Beaver County visiting with her children and friends and is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dawson.
George Duggan and his wife visited Mrs Ruth Duggan last week along with their baby.
Milford Valley No 21 GIA past presidents gathered at Mrs A H Connell's home for a pleasant afternoon. A delicious dinner followed, then a business meeting. The group spent the remainder sewing with members Mrs Vern Shingleton Mrs J P Holm Mrs O R Smith Mrs G H Barnes Mrs Kenny Hollis Mrs W G White and Mrs J D Johnston.
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