Social Bridge Parties Highlight Local Society News
Mrs Don E Smith hosted a April 8 bridge social with guests Mrs Carl D Booker Mrs Phil West and Mrs Dean Jensen. High scores went to Mrs G W McCune and Mrs Smith.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
11
Mrs Don E Smith hosted a April 8 bridge social with guests Mrs Carl D Booker Mrs Phil West and Mrs Dean Jensen. High scores went to Mrs G W McCune and Mrs Smith.
Local notes detail Easter gatherings at Cluff Christensen and Cutler homes, visits by Shir ley Haworth, Susan and Adrienne Sinnett, and Carlsons. The report mentions a new birth, Frayne Hobbs, in Salt Lake City, and various relatives visiting Preston from Malad Logan Norwalk and Franklin.
Emily Erickson of Salt Lake City spent a week visiting in Clifton at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Povey while photographed staff changes at Idaho State College in Pocatello.
Oxford residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch and sons Darwin and Clair spent Thursday in Pocatello on business and visiting the Turnners. LaRayne Hatch, employed in Pocatello, weekend with parents Walter and Mrs. Hatch. Alfred Olson and daughter Marsha visited Ernest Olson and traveled to Malad to see Mrs. Edwards after which they plan to move to Twin Falls. Keith Hatch visited parents over the weekend. Dale Ralphs visited her mother Mrs. Ernest Olson Tuesday. Mrs. George Fisher left for Boise Saturday. Alma Hatch and Susan visited with Marion Olson. Glendon Jensen family spent weekend in Rupert with friends and relatives.
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