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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1949
Page
8
Mrs Helen Burrup and Mrs Silva Peterberg co hosted a Birthday club gathering at Mr and Mrs Leroy Greaves home Saturday evening. Twenty six guests enjoyed dinner at eight with candy favors marking birthdays for Mrs Melvin Burrup and Nat Edwards this month.
DUP groups held numerous meetings in January at various homes with lessons sketches and musical numbers. Hosts included Mrs Melvin Harris Mrs Marvel Dursteler Mrs George Burgi and others serving refreshments to 22 to 24 guests. The Pick Wick club reviewed Winston Churchill's The Gathering Storm and guests attended a dessert luncheon.
Mrs. Eddie Gibbons hosted her club at her parents East Oneida home with a salad lunch followed by bridge. Mrs. Rulon Dunn and Mrs. Vergil Knudson shared score honors. guests included Mrs. Knudson and Mrs. Russell Crockett. Mrs. Willis Moser held a Valentine themed luncheon for 10. Monday afternoon Mrs. Rulon Dunn hosted the neighborhood club on West 1st North with bridge. Mrs. John Meyers won high score and Mrs. Luther Boyd low.
Mrs Howard J Maughan returns from a trip to the South after attending the Executives committee revenue of the National Congress Parents and Teachers in Montgomery Alabama. She visited New Orleans and cruised the Mississippi aboard the President expressing astonishment at climate contrasts.
Lions and their ladies held a dinner and dancing social with the theme Sail On at the Elks lodge on Wednesday. Mrs. Keith Campbell acted as toastmistress while Mrs. Harold Winn led the voyage as skipper. 130 participants enjoyed a full course dinner and table sailboat favors.
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