Back From New England Mission Reported By Sybil Hansen
Miss Sybil Hansen daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Hansen returned last Tuesday from a twenty two month New England mission. She reported at the Second ward sacrament meeting detailing her work with Primary organizations and as president of the Portland Maine branch Relief Society. Her sister Maurine Hansen traveled east to Boston and Chicago and New York City before joining Sybil for the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Hansen
L. L. Hansen
Eingland States
Second Ward
Relief Society of the
Portland
Maine
Faye Jensen
Preston
Jencoms
Faye
Maurine Hansen
Sybil
Quartermaster’s
Oxden
Boston
Mass
Chicago
New York City
New York City On the Return troJp
George Hawkes
Spencer Nelson
Cambridge
Washington, DC
Thelma Wilbert
Raona Club Honors Hazel Roe Before California Move
The Raona club met last Wednesday at Miss Edith Hillstead's home to honor member Hazel Roe who is moving to California. Spring flowers decorated small tables for an 8:00 two course luncheon. Roe received a remembrance gift. Bridge scores went to Mrs Gwen Yosbert and Mrs Hattie Wallgren. Special guests were Mrs Beulah Clayton of Denver and Miss Adele Winger of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raona Club
Hazel Roe
California
Edith Hillstead
Roe
Bridge
Gwen Yosbert
Hattie Wallgren
Beulah Clayton
Denver
Colo
Adele Winger
San Francisco
Peterson Engagement Plans Late June Wedding
Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson announce the engagement of their daughter Lou to Charles C Tzatt son of Mrs Charles C Tratt Jr of Thatcher. The couple plan a late June wedding in the LDS temple at Salt Lake City Utah Lou is a Preston High School graduate and has worked as a telephone operator for two years Charles is a Thatcher High School graduate and former USAC student in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Peterson
Lou June
Charles C Tzatt
Charles C. Tratt Jr
Thatcher
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Petersons
Preston High School
Telephone Company
Mr. Tratt
Thatcher High School
USAC
Logan
Ladies Pinochle and Bridge Clubs Meet at Homes
Mrs Nita Cutler hosted a Pinochle club evening with dessert lunch and prize awards to Mrs Radia Neeley and Mrs Beth Call. Special guest Mrs Lorraine Lowrey attended. Delores Johnson hosted a Bridge Associates gathering with dessert at 2 00, guest Naomi Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Cutler
Radia Neeley
Beth Call
Lorraine Lowrey
Mrs. Cutler
Afternoon Luncheon Bridges and Prizes at Mrs Merrill’s
Mrs Sue Merrill hosted her bridge club last Friday afternoon with a dessert lunch for eight at 2:00. Tea and Ilacs adorned the rooms. Prize scores were awarded to Mrs Gwen Egbert and Mrs Leona Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Merrill
Gwen Egbert
Leona Garrett
Miss Elaine King Weds Earl Larsen in Paris Ceremony
Miss Elaine King married Earl Larsen Monday in Paris. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack King of Grover Wyoming. The ceremony followed a grooming evening at Mrs. Mary Jensen's home in Grover. The couple will reside in Grover. Lieutenant Ivan Corbridge and Mrs Corbridge visited in Grover. Mrs. Harold Lowe hosted a waffle supper for co workers with guests including Alice Lijenquist and Darlene Condie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Elaine
Earl Larsen
Gus Larsen
Afton
Wyoming
Paris
Ivan Corbridge
Earl Goaslind
Corbridge
Agnes Howeard
Preston High School
Casper
Harold Lowe
Alice Liljenquist
Trene Smith
Darlene Condie
Doris Jones
Hilda Steele
June Carter
Milton George Earns National Forensic Honor for Idaho
Milton George and Mitchell Hunt of the University of Idaho were selected to represent the university in a national forensic league in Los Angeles. George joined a four member panel to broadcast on postwar reconstruction, with USC Washington Stanford and other universities represented. The event aired on Mutual Broadcasting with 126 stations. Idaho may host the next league meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton George
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Milton
Mitchell Hunt
U. of I
Forensic League
Los Angeles
United States
University of Southern California
University of Washington
Stanford University
University of Idaho Boys
Mutual Broadcasting Company
William DeMille
Cecil B. DéMille
Millton
University of Idaho
Idaho
Spring Flowers Add Charm to Luncheon
The Golden Hour club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Malmberg on Wednesday evening. A dessert luncheon was served at 8:00 p.m. Spring flowers decorated the rooms. Special guests included Mrs. Selma Johnson Mrs. Lula Egbert and Mrs. Lettie Paull. Prize scores were awarded to Mrs. Mae Poage high Mrs. Johnson high guest and Mrs. Vanza McClellan the low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hour Club
Sylvia Malmberg
Selma Johnson
Lula Egbert
Lettie Paull
Mae Poage
Johnson
Vanza McClellan
Eighth Birthday Observed by Study Club
The Study club marked its eighth birthday with a Friday evening party hosted by Mrs. Cleo F. Hill and Mrs. Grace Gamble. A three couple dinner at a long table centered a lilac and bleeding heart arrangement and an eight candle cake. Officers elected: Mrs. Caroline Greaves president, Mrs. Viola Esplin vice president, Mrs. Camille Nuffer secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo F. Hill
Grace Gamble
Caroline Greaves
Viola Esplin
Camille Nuffer
Hill
Gamble
Bertha Greaves
Fireside Chats Highlight LDS Missionary Tales
The First and Second ward Firesides were held Sunday evening with Miss Sybil Hansen as speaker recounting two years in the New England states as an LDS missionary. A large crowd of young people attended. Mrs. Jennole Barton entertained the Gay Nineties club Thursday afternoon with games and a social luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Alen
Sybil Hansen
New England States
Jennole Barton
Club News and Socials Highlight Local Gatherings
The Cutler Ladies Club met at Mrs. Ruth Hart's home with tulips and lilacs in decor and flinch as the evening’s diversion. A hostess gift was given and a dessert luncheon served. The 3BPH club met at Mrs. Paul K. Smith’s home with a business session and year projects planned. Mrs. Roberta Taylor entertained with musical numbers and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Ladies’ Club
Ruth Hart
Flinch
Roberta Taylor
Pickwick Club Reorganizes With New Officers
The Pickwick club met at Mrs. Wanda Mortenson's home last Thursday to complete a re organization. Grace Craner was named president for the coming year with Mrs. Mortenson as vice president and Mrs. Salley Oborn as secretary-treasurer. They succeed prior officers Kinnie Johnson Walker Hawkes. After the business meeting Mrs. Phoebe Green spoke on We Took to the Woods by Louise Dickenson, as a special guest. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwick Club
Wanda Mortenson
Grace Craner
Mortenson
Salley Oborn
Kinnie Johnson
Margaret Walker
Genevieve Hawkes
Phoebe Green
The
Woods
Louise Dickenson
Mrs. Green
Juine Wallace
Cocienda Club Hosts Quilting Meeting at Condiea Home
Mrs Lettie Condiea hosted the Cocienda club last Friday afternoon with quilting and sociability. Luncheon at 6 30 followed, and officers were elected: President Mrs Juine Wal lace Vice President Mrs Grace Craner Secretary Mrs Ruth Goff. Special guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Condiea
Cocienda Club
Fine Arts Club Reorganizes at Mrs Larson Home
The Fine Arts club restructured at its regular meeting held last Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lorna Larson. Mrs. Larson was named to lead the new committee and guide upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Lorna Larson
Also Mentioned on This Page
New England
Inpourmal Sociat
Foll
Ida Cutler
Dorothy Johnson
Beauvais
Weston J Smith
Delores Johnson
Bridge Associates
Faye Foss
Naomi Lloyd
Margaret Nelson
La-Rene Foss
Daughters of the Pioneers
Nettie Nielsen
Terra Cutler
Marinda Skidmore
Ethel Oliverson
Shirley Palmer
Elnora Fletcher
Elaine King
Baby
Spoe
U. and I. Furniture. Exchange
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Malmberg
Dean Palmer
Norma Crabtree
Shirley Johnson
Bobby Anderson
Francine Dunkley
Nedra Hansen
Beverly Kilgore
Clara Hollingsworth
Auxiary
Zemwens
Danbury
Hes - Are
Cnwevs
Redford
Rayon Poplin
Glen-Row
Evry
Penney
Rayons
Penneys
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