Dinner Party at Whateacre Hosts in Daffodil Decor
Mr and Mrs Don Smithen hosted a Saturday dinner party at their home with daffodil centerpieces and candles. Guests included Mr and Mrs Barton Bowden Mr and Mrs Dean Jensen Mr and Mrs J A Beveridge and Mr and Mrs J Newel Stevens. Tripoley closed the evening. Mrs Enid Johnston entertained sewing club members with a two course lunch and social time. Officers elected Barbara Jensen Evelyn Checketts Lora Larsen Mary Bergquist. outgoing officers Deen Sant Dorothy Wakley Maria Corbridge Nita Doekstader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Johnston
Barbara Jensen
Evelyn ‘Checketts
Lora ‘Larsen
Mary Bergquist
Deen, Sant
Dorothy ‘Wakley
Maria Corbridge
Nita Doekstader
Birthdays Observed At Teen Age Social
Mrs. O R Cutler hosted a birthday party Saturday night for her son Clair and Miss Carol Goaslind. Couples attended including Bob Fulton Bonnie Lewis Mr Cutler Shirley Robinson Alan Fryar Betty Ruth Westerberg Paul Johnson Lenona Edgley Grant Hawkes Marilyn Davis Dick Smith. Awards for canasta and score honors went to Miss Westerberg and Mr Hawkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Cutler
Clair
Bradford Reigns at Franklin Gold and Green Ball
Miss Jeanine Bradford was crowned queen at the Franklin ward hall event titled Look For the Silver Lining. Leonard Butterworth crowned her as attendants Mrs. Marcine Garrett and Miss Norma Tovey supported. Beehive girls and scouts presented a floorshow with multiple dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ward
Angel
Jeanine Bradford
Leonard Butterworth
Mrs. E. A. Crockett Hosts Birthday Dinner Party
Mrs. Edwin A. Crockett presided at a Thursday evening dinner party honoring Mr Crockett on his birthday anniversary. The event featured a pink and yellow theme, a full course dinner, and a post dinner social with bingo. Guests included Mr and Mrs Quinten Crockett, Mr and Mrs Russell Crockett, and Mr and Mrs Penol Edgley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Crockett
Crockett
Quinten Crockett
Russell Crockett
Phenol Edgley
Electric water warmers aid farm stock winter supply
An article discusses winter watering for poultry and livestock, highlighting heat options like immersion heaters, 300 watt gelcers, and heated drinking cups. It explains how thermostatically controlled heat prevents freezing, keeps water accessible, and supports year round production.
Thursday Bridge Club Guests of Mrs Foss
Mrs Gwen Collier and Mrs Don Smith were special guests last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Foss when she entertained in honor of her club associates. A refreshing dessert luncheon was served after which bridge was played. Mrs Hugh Nielson tallied for high score honors and second high was awarded to Mrs E S Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Nielson
E. S. Foss
Mrs Don E Smith Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Don E Smith entertained the Wednesday evening bridge club at her home with a salad luncheon and bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Lorna Dunn and Mrs Ed Gibbons. Special guests included Mrs Robert Fulton Mrs Hugh Nielsen and Mrs E S Foss. Pink orchid sweet peas and carnations decorated the table. Mrs Karl Ballif presented reviews of The Feast of Ortolans and Pot Buck followed by a luncheon for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Evening Bridge Club
Don E. Smith
Lorna Dunn
Ed Gibbons
Robert Fulton
Ortolans
Maxwell ‘ Anderson
Kathryn Arthur
Karl ‘Ballif
Wick-Ladies Host Evening at Merrill Home
The Pick Wick Ladies held a guest night at Mrs. K. O. Merrill’s home last Wednesday evening. Assisting hostess was Mrs. Sterling Perkins. The home was beautifully decorated with lovely bou-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. O. Merrill
Wednesday Bridge Club Honors Mrs Larson Hosts
Mrs W A Larson presided as hostess for a Wednesday bridge gathering at her home last week. Guests included Mrs Reed Magie and Mrs Melvin Westerberg, with a salad luncheon and bridge play, high score awarded to Mrs Reed Magie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Larson
Reed Magie
Melvin
Westerberg
tHia
Aderess
Milford
Crabtree
Dinner Party at Home of Hammonds Hosts Notable Guests
A social gathering occurred Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hammond on East Second South. A buffet dinner was served to the Hammonds, Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Keensen, and to Dr. and Mrs. R. Leon Smith, among others.
Social gathering features ornate table and games
Kelton Merrill and several families attended a festive evening with a well set buffet style table featuring heather bouquets and snapdragons and a large glass punch bowl centerpiece. Competitive games and social visiting filled the night. Cleone Palmer hosted a spinochle gathering at her home with a dinner and card playing, scoring honors going to Marcel Hanna and Alice Podle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleone
Polio Patients Fill Elks Home at Boise
Idaho polio patients receiving convalescent treatment at the Elks home in Boise number eighty four, with 1949 costs to Idaho county chapters totaling $191,459.11 from January to November. The figure exceeds the March of Dimes 1949 total by $10,000, and excludes acute hospital and specialist charges. County chapters statewide continue to cover these expenses, as Idaho endures its worst epidemic. Public support for the 1950 March of Dimes is urged to sustain medical care and research programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
National_Foundation for
Gaylord” Larson
Franklin County
Boise
Idaho County
Larson
Combed Dorene Cotton Yarns Ad Shows Baby Nursery Goods
Cosmetic ad copy highlights combed cotton yarns and pastel fabrics. It promotes an illustrated counter book featuring cribs playpens strollers bathinettes bassinettes and other baby items available for order.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs.Smith
Don
Barton ‘Bowden
Dean Jensen
J. New‘el Stevens
Tripoley
Enid ‘Johnston
Canasta
Hawkes
Jeanine“ Bradford
Franklin
E. A.crockett
Plymdath
Chevrolet
Bcai
Renate
Wallace
West-Hotor CO
DeSoto’ and Hizeveth
Third
Org
Iramileer Farm
Electrification Bureau
Bridge Club
Premy Tem
Djdiner
Hammjond
M. Maaio
Heglaterel Pharmacist
Pixon One
Rana Rane
Neal
Main-Preston
Kelton Merrill
N. Ss
Cleone ‘Palmer
Pisiochle
Bey
ELKS
Poteet
Benney
Infants Nnion
Riaress
Bevieen
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