Ella Hull and Wilford Farnsworth Jr United in Logan Ceremony
Miss Ella Hull and Wilford M. Farnsworth Jr were married in a Logan LDS temple ceremony officiated by President Elkay Christiansen. The couple, after a wedding dinner, left for a honeymoon to California and Mexico. Hull is a Preston high school graduate with BYU education degree. Farnsworth is BYU graduate who recently returned from a three year Uruguay mission.
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MT Teak
Logan Lds Temple
Ella Hull
Wilford M. Farnsworth, Jr
Elkay Christiansen
A. C. Hull
Wilford
Farnsworth
Chihuahua
Mexico
Logan Cafe
California
Farnsworth O
Hull
Trousseau
Misa Hull
Preston High School
Idaho State College
Brigham “Young University
Hilo
Hawaii
Variety Club Bridge Night Hosts Ladies Guests
The Variety Club ladies gathered at Mrs. Redingtons to play bridge hosted by Mrs. Alan Fisher with Mrs. Joe Garner as social guest. Score honors went to Mrs. Redington and Mrs. Cluff Christensen. Special party guest Mrs. Garrett attended with luncheon and bridge, Mrs. Harold Egbert and Mrs. Olsen scoring high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee ‘Redington
Alan Fisher
Joe Garner
Redington
Cluff. Christensen
Dayton Camp Meets Guests Honor April 13 Meeting
The Dayton DUP gathered Thursday April 13 in the ward recreation hall with Thelma Hobbs presiding. Ethel Stevenson spoke on the Salt Lake City memorial building and Peg Callister gave the Utah first newspaper history. Rents were served to 28 ladies. honored guests included Norma Anderson and others.
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Dayton
DUP
Dayton’ ‘Ward
Thelma Hobbs
Ethel
Stevenson
New “Memorial
Salt Lake City
Peg. Callister
Utah
Evelyn Griffeth
la Erickson
Norma Anderson
Helen ' Bradford
Mary Jones
Weaver Sisters Honor Tyra at Gay Social
Mrs Earl Weaver hosted a Saturday afternoon at 445 East Second North for the Weaver Sisters club centering on Tyra's birthday anniversary. The event was a children’s party style social with dinner at 1 30 for members and guests Mrs Lynn Lawrence of Nyssa Ore and Mrs Francis Stewart of Kaysville Utah, with balloons, needlework and gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lawrence
Nyssa
Ore
Francis ‘Stewart
Kaysville
Mrs Clarence Call Hosts Pinochle Social at Home
Mrs Clarence Call presided as hostess at a Thursday social for members of her card club held at her home. Special guests included Mrs Paul Greaves and Mrs Vera Symes. A salad luncheon was served and pinochle was played for the remainder of the evening with Greaves winning a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Call
Thostess
Paul ' ‘Greaves
Vera Symes
Gresaa
Reaves Mira
I Pauls
Calter
Thursday evening pinochle party hosted by Mrs Krost
Mrs Elise Kross hosted a Thursday evening pinochle party at her home with guests Mrs Helen Fackrell and Mrs Rachael Mile. Tables were set with small vases of sweet peas and coffee served. The event featured card games and a prize for the winner Mrs Dav Ba I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Kross
Helen ,Fackrell
Rachael Mile
InGion Auxiliary Tactics Reported Attendance
Visiting officers led the InGion Auxiliary session with several members present. Mrs. Petersen was recognized for achieving the membership quota and the group set a January deadline to reach the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
InGion
Bau. Olsen
Aubeiliary
iMrs. Petersen
Pinochle Evening Hosted by Mrs Dunkley in Franklin
Mrs Elaine Dunkley hosted a Pinochle evening at her Franklin home with special guests Mrs Jean Corbridge of Downey and Mrs Aline Bradford. Salad luncheon was served on small tables and the evening featured Pinochle scores with Leora Smith winning high, Norerie Jorgensen drawing All-cut, and Mona Biggs receiving the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine’ Dunkley
Atjher
Franklin
Leora Smith
Norerie“Jorgerisen
Mona Biggs
Friendship Club Meets in Downey Hosts Girt Supper
Mrs Clyde Burrup hosted a Downey Friendship Club evening at her home with ladies of the group. Lovely spring bouquets decorated the room. A two course supper was served and the group finished with pinochle. high honors went to Mrs Harmer with special guest Mrs Robinson.
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Clyde, Burrup
Downey
Bus Harmer
Bernice” ‘Robinson
Entertaining Evenings Highlight Local Clubs
Mrs Russell Crockett entertained Saturday evening with a card club gathering. Mrs Foss won high score, Mrs Don Smith second. dessert and luncheon followed at her Mound Valley home. Earlier, 7 ladies of the Literary club met at Mrs Harvey Bickmore’s home to hear a review of George Milton’s novel Adami Bede by Mrs Ariel Eames. Mrs Carlson sang several solos as spring flowers adorned the setting.
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Russell
Crockett
Frank ?Foss
Don Smith
Luincheon
Mound Valley
Club 7
Daitty
Jensen Entertains Bridge Club After Supper
Mrs Dean L Jensen hosted her card club last Thursday evening with a supper followed by bridge. High score honors went to Mrs Carl D Booker. Mrs Earl Lloyd drew the all cut prize. Additional guests included Mrs Rulon Dunn Mrs Meyers and Mrs Luther Noacat in a bridge foursome Tuesday afternoon.
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Dean
Jensen
Carl D. Booker
Earl
Lloyd Drew
Cc ‘Des Bookers
Rulon _Dunn
Meyers
Luther Noacat
Dessert luncheon served and Mrs Dunn receives high score
A fragmented notice notes a dessert luncheon where Mrs Dunn was recognized with a high score amid scattered details about servings and attendees.
Polio Chapter Presentation By Emmett Moose Group
Emmett area chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis formally presented a machine to the county chairman Gladys Book. The purchase was sponsored by Emmett chapter 646 Women of the Moose, with many scrubs and individuals donating time and money to the cause.
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Emmett
Gem
National “Foundation
Gladys
Emmitt
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BYU
M. Farnsworth, Jr
Te Bop
Hawaiian Islands
Uruguay
Bridge
William “Garrett
Vodbaak
Saahate
Atpecan Aes
Srihiad
A . Yi
Preston,Idsh Jaho
Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Krost
Card Ghab
Elaine Dunkley
Arie
Banes
Adam “Bede
Valeska
Wright
Dean.l. Jensen
Afi
Tay
Waterminster
Ofahs
CAN. al’ Company
Sele Th
Rachel
Aeft
Searag Sage Dukes
Bob Am
Hetty
Nice
Ort
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