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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
4
The C A Fugal family spent a day in the canyon on Saturday driving to Cave Camp for a picnic and relaxation in the cool air. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Corbin Mr and Mrs Bryan Fugal Mr and Mrs Maurice Howell and family and Dale and Rebecca Fugal.
Mr and Mrs James Price and sons Jimmie and Tommy of Tooele were overnight guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr and Mrs William Blackwell.
White Keys Club, an active new ladies group in London, met Tuesday with Mrs Kenneth Adamson. Mrs Tod Jones gave an instructive talk and corsage making demonstration. Cadmus Club’s Mrs H B Bradley invited attendees to join the Federated Clubs and explained qualifications. Officers include Mrs Ronald Anderson president and others.
Saturday evening attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ollivier and Mrs. Doyle Young for the Wasatch High School 1988 class reunion in Heber. Las Vegas residents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Huntsman and children Dennis Sandra Connie and Richard were weekend guests at the Fugal home along with Mr. and Mrs Merrill Bunker of Bunkerville Nevada.
Gullimore and Mrs Cecil Parker and Mrs Donald Holds way attended a scrapbook gathering hosted by Mrs Kenneth Adamson. A tasty light lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs Elvin Carson entertained the Variety Club at her home Thursday evening with a travel theme. World globe centerpieces of roses and rose colored glasses as favors evoked distant places, plus miniature travel items. Prize winners included Mig, Charles Harper, Mrs Reet Halliday, Mont Blackhaust, and Mrs Robert Osccreson, with a secret pal gift of a painter. Other guests listed include Mrs Howard Warnick, Mrs O L Swenson, Mrs Larry Reynolds, and several others. Next meeting set with Mrs Willis Larsen on June 25.
Mr and Mrs Nell Fugal visited their brother in law Porter Gooch at Dee Memorial Hospital where he recovers from a many operation. Others mentioned include Mr and Mrs T H Baton and family, Jeff Monday heading to Los Angeles after days with Mayor and Mrs Burton S Adams. Mrs Eaton is Adams cousin. the Eatons travel from North Carolina where Prof Eaton was linked to UNC and will teach at UCLA summer school.
Charles Lundy Orr and Mrs. Charles Orr return to San Francisco after the San Anselmo Theological Seminary graduation in which their son Charles Lundy Orr earned high honors. He won the Fellowship award and shared the best preaching award with John Orr. He will serve at Malad Idaho's 8 Presbyterian Church this summer before heading to Harvard Divinity School for Th.D. study. The Orrs enjoyed California touring and sightseeing during their visit.
Across the past week several births are recorded at the American Fork Hospital. June 6 a son to Arville and Josephine Blane Asay Bird. June 10 a daughter to Lloyd and Evalyn Jane Doe Warnick. June 11 a daughter to Clair and Annie Moore Roundy. June 12 a son to Richard and Gwen Beck Rowley. June 14 a daughter to Morris and Marilyn Monson Swenson. Also listed are patients receiving care: Richard Kim Hardman, Lorraine Barney, Eva A. Steele, Scott Brackenbury, Jennie Turner, Danna Swenson, Florence C. Walker, Lael Johnson, Max Ferre, Marry Patticid Marshall, Neldon Lim and his son, with mention of one of the Big League baseball games.
Mr and Mrs Harold Bullock and Lynn with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Don Schaefer returned Saturday from a two week tour of the Pacific Northwest and Los Angeles They visited Boise Portland Pendleton Washington places of interest and Disney Land Knots Berry Farm and an LDS Temple session They traveled by Hoover Dam and Las Vegas touching seven states and say the trip was worthwhile but nice to be back home
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