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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
4
Mrs Eva Banks entertained her bridge club last Monday with Mandell Crane Wanda Holm and Bobbie James receiving prizes Other ladies present included Peggy Sullivan Kate Shingleton Lela Rowley and Phyllis Erickson
Mrs. Phyllis Erickson returned June 16 from Cleveland Ohio where she served as delegate to the 11th triennial GLA convention. She worked on the RA credentials committee and acted as secretary to the Grand Division.
Miss Ailene Persons daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Persons returns home for summer vacation from California teaching duties. She and Mrs Persons enjoyed an extended motor trip through Southern California. Mr and Mrs Joe Moore of Lund visited Milford and Black Rock this week.
Newly elected officers for the Women’s Auxiliary to the Junior Old Timers include Ina Norton as president Anna Mae Hickman as vice president Mabel Westergard as secretary treasurer and Kate McDonald Ione Roberts Aimeds Holbrook Ruth Lish Toni Ufftens and Alvieda Goodwin named to the governing committee The election occurred at a meeting last Monday evening at outgoing president Nelda Memmott’s home.
Naomi Hughes entertained her bridge club Monday evening with invited guests Mrs. J R Murdock and Mrs B L Smith. Regular members present were Mrs J C Smith Mrs Anna Cochrane Mrs Mary Williams Mrs Ethel Nielsen and Mrs Lou Moore.
The Ladies Society of Utah Lodge No 358 sent its official girl team to Ogden June 15 16 and 17 for the West Coast Union meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Utah Nevada Idaho and California lodges were represented by both men and women with captain Faye Thompson leading the Milford girls team including Christie Lyman Phyllis Erickson Margaret Lund Jerry Memmett LeNora Swindlehurst Aston Nelson Alma Sly Lorelei Dawson Jean Hickman Roma Carlton Vera Waite Maurine Miller Merlin Merryweather Audrey Skillicorn Almeda Holbrook Vera Fitch and Ruth Lish. Lorelie Dawson serves as president of Utahna lodge amid pride in the transfer member exemplification at the meeting. News Want Ads Get Results.
Nineteen Milford First Ward members attended the MTA convention in Salt Lake City last weekend. They joined in the dance and music festivals with attendees receiving instruction in this year’s work. Singers included Ann Kesler Nancy Hilhman Marlyn Gillins Janice Nelson Angie Waddup s Wands O Leary Orpha Nelson Vera Bond Margene Lofthouse Ruth Firmage and more. Dancers featured Pat Kester Phil Rex Janice Nelson Dick Bracken Lois Fowles LeRoy Griffiths Marion Barnes and La Dean Barnes.
The C C Kochs marked their fortieth wedding anniversary with a reunion and Father's Day gathering on Sunday June 18 at their home. Attending were daughters and sons in law along with grandchildren, including the Hansen and Hawkins families, Howard Cook and Rozetta Koch. The couple wed June 19 1910 in Seymour Tod.
Louis and Helen Bushman with three children, adding a son since leaving Milford, visited friends here for about a week to start the fishing season. They will travel to Nampa, Idaho, to visit Mrs. Bushman’s brother-in-law Charley Williams and Olive Williams.
Lego Lily Division No 500 GIA met Thursday for regular business. Ice cream and cookies were served. Guest Mrs Clara Lorig won the house prize Kate McDonald won points and Banks received honors in bridge. Committee: Mrs A H Connell Mrs J D Johnson Mrs Gilbert McGinn.
A reception honored Mr M H Pool and Mrs Pool at Odd Fellows Hall last Saturday. Seventy members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and partners attended a hot dinner and dancing. A silver chest was presented to the newly married couple.
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