Local social notes from Charles and Salt Lake visits
Mr and Mrs Anderson and Mr and Mrs Arnell traveled to Laigo for a session at the Imple. Hymas visited Charles. Cloyd Cleveland spends spring vacation in Salt Lake City with grandmother Mrs Adelia Cleveland. Bundersons attend Seventies party in Garden City. Mrs Nate of Dingle visits daughter Mrs Wesley Windley. Wilson School girls club screened So Dear to My Heart to raise funds for films. Keetchs visit Logan for doctor. Miss Poulsen returns to Liberty. Petty family from Acadia California visit Arlin and Oral Pugmire. Hairup family visits. Mr Hairup improving. Sacrament talks by Arlo Weston and Bryan Haddock. Ward Chapel organ planned. Senator Fred Cooper hospitalized in Ogden after heart attack. rest planned. Prom at South Rich High School with decorated gym. Mrs Ila Man Schwab advises Junior Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooper
Loise
Dee Hospital
Ogden
Tom Johnston
Louis Pugmire
Randolph
South Rich High School
Ila Man Schwab
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Liberty-Sharon
Community updates list illness and hospitalizations, family visits, school events, church activities, and social gatherings. Names include Mary Hyman Calvin Hymas Chris Carlsen Beryl Pugmire Esther Morgan and many neighbors attending quilters, cancer school, FFA State Convention, Seventies social, and tract of train (In Service Training) with community officers and stake board members noted.
Garden City Garden Club elects Virginia Whittington president
Garden City Garden Club met at Mrs. Claudia Pope’s home to elect new officers with Virginia Whittington chosen as president. Leone Loveland and Stella Benson were named 1st and 2nd vice presidents, Maxine Calder secretary, Claudia Pope historian, and Dorothea Wicker 2-year board member. Members and guests received corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Claudia Pope
Virginia Whittington
Leone Loveland
Stella Benson
Maxine Calder
Dorothea Wicker
Irene Calder
Mrs. Pope
Ward Teachers and Staff Appointments Noted in Meetings
Sen Marlin Green and Willis Benson were released as Ward Teachers, Gale Weston and Fred Lutz sustained as Ward Teachers. Lorna Moon released as Primary Teacher and Maxine Dustin Vonda Malcom sustained as Teachers. Rith Kimbal released as MIA secretary and Doris Dustin sustained as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Marlin Green
Willis Benson
Gale,Weston
Fred Lutz
Lorna Moon
Pri
Mary
Maxine
Dustin
Vonda Malcom
Wes
MIA
Doris Dustin
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Underson
Arnell
Laigo
Hymas
Charles
Ferthaelson
Cloyd Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Adelia Cleveland
Eiza Bunderson
Garden City
Mrs
Nate of
Dingle
Wesley Windley
Wilson School
Alfred Keetch
Logan
Marie Poulsen
Keetch
Charles Petty
Acadia
Calif
Lewis Robinson
Paul Ruby
Diana
Anita Hairrup
Galt Lake
Nels Hairup
Mr. Hairup
Arlo Weston
Laketown
Byran Haddock
Bloomington
Whitney
Ruth Pugmire
Thomas Johnston
Salt Lake
Our Ward Chapel
Liberty
Sharon
Mary Hyman
Bear Lake Hospital
Calvin Hymas
Chris Carlsen
Beryl Pugmire
Montpelier
Esther Morgan
Grant Morgan
Glade Hymas
Neill Morgan
Ronald Morgan
Glen Humpherys
FFA
Burley
Ray Hymas
Alfred Humpherys
Owen Stock
David Parker
Our Sacrament Meeting
Tearle Athay
Ray Matthews
Idaho Falls
Tim Matthews
Leo Lougee
Norman Roberts
Charles Hymas
Michigan
Mary Hymas
Reed Hymas
W. K. Mattheton
Louann Athay Burdick
Paris
Glen Rich
Sharp Matthews
H. K. Matthews
Carroll Secrist
Eva Matthews
Mayme Pugmire
W. W. Brown
Rod Roehr
Caldwell
Sherniece Brown
Boise
Ofra
Arthur Sibbetts
Craig Bunn
Rae Bymas
Roger Carlsen
Jack Gregerson
Mits
Bruce Derricott
Rudolph Brenz
Martha Hymas
Pres. Léla Morgan
Stake Board
Margaret Passey
Ida Passey
Bhsther Morgan
Afton
Garden City News
Stake
Maurine Pulley
Parla
Arthur Shirley
Fish Haven
Hitder Vaughn Satterthwattered Luts
Frank Jen
Bear Lake
Rivate
Utecoe
Mitt
Ano NG CO
Jane P Dob
America
USA
Utoco
Utah Oil Refining Co
Attention Credit Dept
Utah Oil Refining Company
Alt
Miss Jane
Miss Bea
Jane
Long
Untoin
Friend
Olds
Wil
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