DUP Camps Unite for Pioneers Meetings Across Communities
Multiple Daughters of Utah Pioneers camps held January meetings across Weston Cedar Tree Hiawatha Richmond Lewiston and Richland areas. Activities included lessons on emigration history music readings and light refreshments with officers and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Camp of
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Gwen Wheeler
Elsie McCauley
Wheeler
Verda Beckstead
Ora B. Nelson
Guelda Clayson
Mar- Dean Sparrow
Leota Owen
Lorraine Morrison
Esther Hulse
Franklin M Men Win First Game In Nielsen Gym
Franklin M Men defeated Fairview in the opening basketball game as four teams compete in the four team stake tournament held at Nielsen gym. A double elimination playoff is set, per coach Roger Griffeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Fairview
Nielsen Gym
Roger Griffeth
Mutual Groups Hold Party at Kitchen Carnival
Franklin Tuesday evening the Mia Maids Explorers Laur els and Ensign classes of the MIA enjoyed a Kitchen Carnival. Leaders Maxine Hampton Wayne Corbridge Neldon Frandsen RaNae Earley assisted. Stake leaders Mr and Mrs DeVere Burbahk Gwen Gibson presided. Henrietta Haworth conducted with Gordon Stockdale Candace Lowe present. Myrtle Woodward led group in recreational singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mia
Ensign
Maxine Hampton
Wayne Corbridge
Neldon Frandsen
RaNae Earley
Preston Couple To Note 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Johnson of Preston will observe their 63rd wedding anniversary on February 7 in Taft California at the home of their son Doyle Johnson and family. They were married February 7 1900 in the Logan temple. The couple have three living children Neva Taggart Doyle B Johnson and Howard H Johnson eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
California
Henry C. Johnson
Taft
Calif
Doyle Johnson
Mr Johnson
Martin
Karen H. Johnson
Burs
Minn
Mrs. Johnson
Morgan, Utah
Daniel
Sarah Berto
Relief Society
Utah
Logan Temple
Theron
Neva) Taggart
Ogden
Doyle B. Johnson
Howard H Johnson
Legion Auxiliary Hears National Security Talk at January Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary of Post 34 met at the Legion Hall last Monday with first vice president Rachel Miles leading a talk on National Security prepared by Virgie Dockstader. After the meeting, members enjoyed refreshments at the Pop n Pins restaurant. Mr and Mrs A L Fisher and Mrs Annie Hatch attended William Burrup's funeral at Downey on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary of Post 34
the Legion Hall
Rachel Miles
Virgie Dockstader
A L. Fisher
Annie Hatch
William Burrup
Also Mentioned on This Page
DUP
Lone Rock
Daughters of Pioneers
Laura Buttars
Weston
Cedar Tree Dup
Richmond
James Hendricks
Hazel Hamp
Florence Lewis
Ellen Pack
LaVon Carlson
Annie Hendricks
Evelyn Stoddard
Central Committee
Salt Lake City
Pioneer Pictures
Leona Carlson
Neils Hansen
Etta Bair
Olive Murray
Deann Wood
Patsy Hamp
Lewiston
Jenette Brinkerhoff Leavitt
Marie Bernhisel
Adlissa Mallory
Martha Hurren
Sarah Ann Haight Stanley Miller
Leneth Thomson
Erastus Snow
Edward Hunter
Lucinda Layne
Pearl Hawkins
Zelma Wiser
Ethyl Ransom
Elva Buttars
Jonathan Layne
Calva van Dyke
Hawkins
Fine Arts Club
Ruby Davis
Ellen Larsen
Nellie Keller
Cassie Bell
Marian Condie
Japan
Elizabeth Gray Vining
Grace Gamble
Calvin Parkinson
Nathan Thomas
Rendezvous Dance Club
Dallas Gilbert
Glen Gamble
Winston Allen
Allen Dunn
Parkinson
Richmond Hobby Club
Marva Alvey
Lu- Dean Christensen
Carol
Peter DeVries
Connie Bunn
RaNae Anderson
Janice Traveller
Janis Andrus
Clea Hugie
Geniel Webb
Donna Carlson
Ilene Smith
Christensen
Alvey
Beth Skidmore
Hendel Af Liserter
Robert N. Acock
West Oneida
Ray
Dean Shafyver
Franklin M
THE
Amalgamated Sugar
Franklin County Division
Mrs. Evelyn Drury
Fuller
Fuller's
Tex
Tee Ag
2Ukee
Dap Spedding
Peote
Ruton Owen
North State
Royce Fuhriman Phohe
Anderson Photo
BUICK
Legion Auxiliary
Downey
George
Vegas
Lowsiona
Pais Park
Aarrett Freightlines
Preston, Idaho
Faraine
Arton
Burck
Nada Guide Books
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