Club Mothers Read Letters From Sons
The Travel and Hobby club met at Mrs. Ida McIntire home for a short business meeting and reorganization with Mary Condie chosen as president Leona Greaves vice president and Esther Smith secretary New members were elected and members shared extracts from letters from sons in the armed forces James Condie serves in North Africa while others are stationed across the United States A buffet luncheon followed. Mrs Arthur Wallgren hosted twelve guests for a bridge party noting daffodil and acacia decor. Scare awards went to Mrs Llewellyn Jenkins and Mrs Earl Weaver were all-out winners. The Cutler Ladies Birthday club met at Mrs Sadie Cutler home with seven members. table games were played and Mrs Mac Cutler won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McIlntire
Mary Condie
Leona Greaves
Esther Smith
Rae Hawkes
Pearl Eames
Carolyn Greaves
McEntire
James Condie
North Africa
United States
Arthur Wallgren
Llewellyn Jenkins
Earl Weaver
Cutler Ladies Birthday Club
Sadie Cutler
Mac Cutler
Leo Cutler
Birthday party for Patty Porter marks eleventh year
Fifteen girl friends surprised Patty Porter Tuesday afternoon with a party arranged by Ollie Jean Hackley at her home. Games and prizes followed by a luncheon and a large birthday cake centered the table. Guests received keepsakes from a fish pond as mementos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patty Porter
Olie Jean Hakkley
Miss Patty
Bridge Club Awards Defense Stamps For Winners
Mrs. Thelma Crockett hosted her Saturday bridge club last Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Nelson and Mrs. Crockett won the awards, which were defense stamps. Light refreshments were served. The club ruled that defense stamps are the awards and the lunch consists only of non-rationed foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Crockett
Margaret Nelson
Crockett
Russell Crockett
Lucille Porter
Atrs
Goldie Petterberg
Leah Knudsen
Eva Anderson
Series of Parties Given Pvt Condie during furlough
Private Noel J. Condie and wife with baby visited Preston relatives during a ten day furlough. They attended family dinners and socials hosted by his mother Mrs. Caroline J. Condie, Paul Condie, and George L. Condie. The party then traveled to Salt Lake City and Camp Hale Colorado for training with the Mountain Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel J. Condiee
Preston
Salt Lake City
Camp Hale
Colorado
Mtn. Inf
Noel
Caroline J. Condie
Paul Condie
Noel J. Condie
Lee Larsen
Don Lundquist
George L
Clyde J. Condie
George L. Condie
Gustave Hedin
Shirley Palmer
Arlo Shuldberg
David Johnson
George Ll. Condle
Salt Lake’s City
George
Friends Honor Departing Couple At Local Gatherings
Multiple social events honor Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hogge including a three course dinner at Jack's cafe and a following pinochle session at George Egbert's home. Other gatherings feature bridge parties, birthdays, and club meetings with daffodils and roses as centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hogge
Jack's Cafe
George Egbert
Robert Gibson
Smith Alley
J. Neff Boothe
Hogge
Malmberg
Low
George Paull
Alleut
Flower Culture Highlighted At Pickwick Club Meeting
The Pickwick club met at Mrs. Vera Biggs home with talk on flower culture by Mrs. Lady Oborn. Portland guest Mrs. Aston Merrill attended. Tea for sixteen followed. Earlier session at Mrs. Helen Bunker’s featured review of Days of Ofella by Bertha Diament. Mrs. Mae Lamoreaux birthday dinner noted with prize to Mildred Anderson and guests from Idaho and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwick Club
Vera Biggs
Lady Oborn
Aston Merrill
Portland
Oregon
Helen Bunker
Ida Harris
Bertha Diament
Ibn
Virginia, Kooyman
Salt Lake City
Eldine Stephens
New York City
Kenneth Smith
Pauline Nelson
Mae Lamoreaux
Lamoreaux
Mildred Anderson
Rock
Lucia Winberg
Idaho Salls
Lucia Olsen
Millville
Utah
Double Wedding At Home Of Bishop Evans
At Bishop I. M. Evans residence in Riverdale a double wedding ceremony united four local youths. Grace Gardner wed Irving Darrington and Fern Packer joined Leslie Gayner in marriage. The Gardners’ son and daughter were the other couple. A wedding dinner followed, and the newlyweds departed for a honeymoon in northern Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop I. M. Evans
Riverdale
Officiiga
Grace Gardner
Irving Darrington
Ethel Barrington
Fern Packer
Louils Packer
Leslie Gay
Devere
Idaho
Miss Helen Blake Marries in Texas
News from Preston reports Miss Helen Blake daughter of Richard Blake a former Preston resident was recently married in Texas. She is a laboratory technician at a Dallas hospital and her husband serves in the military. Mr Blake formerly worked as an engineer for the Franklin County Sugar company before moving to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Helen Blake
Richard Blake
Texas
Miss Blake
Dallas
Blake
Franklin County Sugar Company
Service club ladies of Preston aid war effort
Active participation on the home front by the Service club ladies of Preston under President Mrs. Fred Davis and Secretary Mrs. Rex Jensen includes presenting departing gifts to draftees begun by the Jaycee Auxiliary. Projects include a silk and rayon hose drive, USO spoon drive, and waste fats campaign. Regular meetings now focus on Red Cross work. The Second Ward Fireside at C. M. Crabtree home featured a musical program for forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club Ladies of
Preston
Fred Davis
Rex Jensen
Jaycee
Louise Franzen
Reba Johnson
USO
Ida Britenbeker
Red Cross
Franklin County Men In The SERVICE
Franklin County men on military furloughs and assignments are noted. Sergeant Samuel Evans arrives in Preston for a fifteen day leave from Buckley Field in Denver where he serves as an armament school instructor. Wilson Skinner, promoted to staff sergeant in the Field Artillery, is in the South Pacific. Charles Gott left the Coast Guard after enlistment and is stationed in New York with family traveling to Salt Lake City. Roy Hillmothen on Sunday leave from a naval action recounts the sinking and rescue of crew members, awaiting a new assignment. Mrs. Anderson continues in defense work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Evans
Preston
S. S. Evans
Evans
Buckley Field
Denver
Colorado
Charles Gott
Sway
Traveisco
Oast Guard
New York
Ctoff
Tee
Salt Lake Coy Post
Ros Hillmantohn
Kathine Vndesson
Oxford
Roy
Merrills and Hollingsworth Week End in Salt Lake City
Frank T Merrills and Mrs Blanche Hollingsworth spent the week end visiting Salt Lake City. Mrs Merril is confined to the L D S hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T Merrills
Blanche Hollingsworth
Salt Lake City
Mes Merril
L D.S. Hospital
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Pvt
Condie
Club
Floyd Palmer
J. N Boothe
Paull
T. R. Bowden
Barton Bowden
Quinn Crockett
Mary Carter
Logan
Darold Johnson
Richmond Club
Mrs. Merrill
W. Paul Merrill
BOO Malle
Boo Malle Club
Caroline Condie
Vanza McClellan
Mable Greaves
Jessie’ Nielsen
Ada Nelson
Leora Worley
Grace Valentine
C. I. Goff
Goff
Familly
Joseph C. Goff
R. B. Gibson
Linrose Ward
Ward Amusement Hall
Cuttler's
Blacklegol
Cutter Laboratories
Keith Christensen
St. Patrick
Myrtle Woodward
Carmen Shepherd
George Heath
Ralph Perry
Isis Preston
Service Club
Second Ward
Franklin County
Karl Skinner
Wilson Skinner
The
Field Artillery Corps
South Pacific
Wilson
Army
Gofe
AY Sea
Anderson
Hedy Lamarr
Tondelayo
Walter Pidgeon
Ita
Ray
Grand Theatre
Fredric March
Veronica Lake
Richard Dix Preston Foster
Isles
Andrews
With Linda
Darnell Leslie’ Brooks
Nyoka
Calandar
Coudn
Mitchell al Ayres
His
Stomorrow
Pregy Ryay
Sue Collins
Gloria Jean Boneid O'Connor
Chas. Starrett
Northwest
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