Travel and Hobby Club Guests Entertained at Condie Home
Mrs. Mary B. Johnson and Mrs. Caroline Condie hosted the Travel and Hobby club Wednesday evening at Mrs. Condie s home. Mrs. Nora Moser reviewed Sweet Love Remembered by Helen Cortez Stafford. Mrs. Maxine Hymas with Laura Palmer sang two numbers and Miss Palmer played a piano solo. A dessert luncheon was served by the co-hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Johnson
Caroline Condie
Travel and Hobby Club
Condie
Nora Moser
Helen Cortez Stafford
Maxine Hymas
Laura Palmer
Miss Palmer
Miss Phyllis Booker Weds Paul R. Merrill Jr in Logan
A quiet Presbyterian ceremony in Logan unites Miss Phyllis Booker and Paul R. Merrill Jr. The couple, notable Preston social figures, plan a southern California honeymoon after the wedding. Barbra Hansen serves as attendant and Farrel Merrill as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner Bruner
Presbyterian Church
Logan
Phyllis, Booker
Paul R. Merrill
Preston
Miss Booker
C. D. Booker
Preston High School
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Utah State Agricultural College
Merrill
U. S. Navy
Air Corps
Barbara Hansen
Farrel Merrill
California
Denise Hatch Elected District Vice President
Denise Hatch was elected district vice president of the Idaho Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs at a district meeting in Idaho Falls. The Preston club attended the dinner with Darlene Condie, Kate Smith, Pauline Nelson, Mabel Talbot, Letitia Hopkins, Emma Davis, Eldora Maughan, and Miss Francis Goodwin. The federation president spoke on equal pay legislation before Congress. Preparations proceed for a Boise state convention and a western states regional convention at Sun Valley in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Hatch
Idaho Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Idaho Falls
Preston Club
Darlene Condie
Kate Smith
Pauline Nelson
Mabel Talbot
Letitia Hopkins
Emma Davis
Eldora Maughan
Francis Goodwin
Idaho Federation of Professional Women
US_ Congress
Boise
Sun Valley
Franklin County Garden Club Postpones Monday Meeting
The Franklin County Flower and Garden Club postpones its regular meeting due to a delayed growing season. The group will instead meet May 19 with a floral arrangements demonstration by Mr and Mrs Fred Sears of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Flower and Garden Club
Fred Sears
Logan
Hiawatha DUP Hosts Florance Gamble Social
Mrs. Florance Gamble hosted a Hiawatha DUP gathering at her home last Thursday afternoon. A sketch on the life of Ann Morehead was presented by Mable Lundgreen and a lesson led by Mrs. Florence Taylor. Emma Jean Moser and Bardie Spackman performed a vocal duet, with a reading by Miss Moser, and luncheon was served by Mrs. Hazel Cazier and Mrs. Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Morehead
Mable Lundgreen
Florence Taylor
Emma Jean Moser
Bardie Spackman
Miss Moser
Hazel Cazier
Gamble
David Jensen Family Holds Annual Reunion in Preston
The David Jensen family gathered in Preston for their annual reunion at the first ward chapel on Saturday evening with over 200 attending a program luncheon and dancing. Parley Shaffer, president of the family organization for the coming year, conducted the event. Earlier in the day, members joined a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Shaffer at their home. Attendees included Hyrum D Jensen of Logan, Oscar Jensen of Jerome, June C Jensen of Burley, Elmer Jensen of Rexburg, George Shaffer, Nora Sant, Dagmar Jensen, Sarah Jensen, and Sarah Peterson of Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jensen
Preston
First Ward
Parley Shaffer
Arnold Auger couple feted at niece’s reception
Mrs Veda Baker presided at a reception in honor of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Arnold Auger at a niece's home. The newlyweds were married in Elko Nevada February 17. Mrs Auger wore a white nylon dress with a rosebud corsage. Assisting with arrangements were Mrs Baker and Mrs William Auger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda Baker
Arnold Auger
L. McKnight
Elko
Nevada
Auger
Baker
Willam Auger
Wedding Guests Attend Out of Town in Gem Valley
The article lists the groom's mother Mrs. Althea McKnight and many relatives and friends including Mrs Laura Gamble Mrs Donna Hollingsworth and Misses Maxine Daddling Dorothy Walter Laiana Auger Marilyn Baker. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs Vennore Gamble Mrs Harry Dabbling of Ogden and others from Gem Valley attended. Many gifts were received by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom
Althea McKnight
Laura” Gamble
Donna Hollingsworth
Maxine Daddling
Dorothy Walter
Laiana Auger
Marilyn “Baker
Vennore Gamble
Harry Dabbling Both
Ogden
Mildred Smith
Blanche Wright
Dennis Bénnett
Athleen Walton
Dorothy Walton
Gem Valley
Recreation Plans for Junior Baseball Team
The post announces sponsorship of a county junior baseball team to compete against state and Utah teams in American Legion play. Eligible are boys who will not reach their 18th birthday in 1947. Team selection will draw from the senior scout baseball league and local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Utah
American Legion
4 H Scholarships Awarded For 13 Year Old Winners
The J C Penney scholarship goes to a county 4 H style dress winner from last fall who must be 13. The Golden Rule scholarship also goes to a 4 H clothing winner from last year's members who is 13. Both winners have expenses paid to Moscow for a week long short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. ‘Penney
O. D. Robinson
Penney
Moscow
Acapella Choir to Precede Worley Cup Award Ceremony
Theo Petterberg will present the award to the winning student as the 80-voice acapella choir under Mr Shipley's direction offers a 16 minute program before the contest. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Petterberg
Acapella Choir
Mr Shipleys
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Greaves Style Shop
Phyllis Booker
Garden Club
Furniture ‘Exchange
North
Florance Gamble
Hiawatha Dup
Arnold Augers
Worley Cup
Idaho
Preston Mortarless Block CO
West Oneida
Jen
Luthy
Luthy’s
North State
Hanna's Sweet Shop
South State
Preston Beauty Salon
East Oneida
Dayton Air
Bank Bldg
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