Community event notes from area gatherings and visits
Whitney Tanner visited BYU with her mother Mrs. Lucy Tanner. Lucy Tanner and Rosella Dunkley were in Logan. Dunkley and others attended the fifth district music clinic in Pocatello. The Chadwicks and Lorin Dunkley vacationed in Boise. Orval Benson spent Monday in Ogden. Variety club held a come as you are party hosted by Wanda Cole with a light Thanksgiving themed luncheon and games. Swainston and Rallison toured Logan. George Swainston visited from Morgan. The road show cast hosted a party with potluck, games and a scavenger hunt. Barbara Mallison took her grandparents Hose to St George for winter. Hulls visited Idaho Falls. James Bodily and family visited Burley. Mrs. Robert Hull hosted a club gathering at A. C. Hull’s home. Porter family hosted guests from Garland, Utah. Grant Freeman and Lee Prescott spent weekend together. Freeman plans to stay with relatives. Porter attended a birthday in Soda Springs. Relief Society met for work and business learning picture painting Swedish darning. Clara Ward visited Ogden. Senior Aaronic priesthood class held a party at Roy Hall with luncheon for 14. Primary officers met at Margaret Winward’s home. 15 members attended. Marilyn Davis spent weekend in Provo. Relief Society annual conference capped the evening with music by the singing mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillias Anne Tanner
Byu
Lucy Tanner
Rosella Dunkley
Logan
Orval Benson
Ogden
Variety Club
Wanda Cole
Lanette Swainston
Barbara Rallison
George Swainston
Morgan, Ut
Barbara Mallison
Thomas Hose
St. George
Barbara
Robert Hull
Idaho Falls
Hull
James R. Bodily
Burley
Glen Bodily
A. C. Hull
Kenneth Porter
Ernest Able
Edward
Garland
Grant Freeman
Lee Prescott
Roy Hall
Margaret Winward
LaDean Swainston
Marilyn Davis
Provo
Relief Society
Bill Davis
Stake Board
Singing Mothers
Kedrith Neeley
Sandra
Kay
Douglas
Chanute
Verda Neeley
Lever
Grant Doney
Sgt
Neeley
Japan
Franklin
Italy
Panama
Florida
Chanute Air Base
Franklin and Mapleton Pta
Areta Doney
Prin
Victor Jensen
William Smith
David Long
Mapleton
Linda Hawkes
Alice Haworth
JoAnn Porter
Doney
PTA
Mathias Lowe
Grace
Otto Anderson
Ellen Wright
DUP
Hulga Hampton
America
Stella Biggs
Mable Robinson
Maxine Hampton
Phyllis Kingsford
Preston
Pamela Smith
Dorine Hampton
Emma Parkinson
Canada
Estelle Wright
Thomas S. Smart
Laura Atkinson
Luella Doney
Maggie Jamison
Mathias Bowcut
Mesa
Ariz
Jensen
Roy Geddes
Ed Howell
Scott Wiser
Blackfoot
USAC
Aura Hatch
Wendell Fuhriman
Andrew Fuhriman
Joe Wickham
Phyllis Evans
Darrel Fuhriman
Royce Fuhriman
Lorraine Bennett
Carlis Woodward
Larry Smith
Fern Lowe
Maud Lowe
Carma Oliverson
Reta
Arline Hampton
Ruby Albiston
Rhoda Anderson
Richmond
Berdine Bodily
Fairview
Pearl Bowcut
Ray Johnson
George Hoops
Raola Gibson
Belva Rose
Adelia Hatch
Effa Fuhriman
Zina Albiston
Thora Geddes
Abe Bowcut
Jeff Brewer
Susan
Salt Lake City
Blaine Parkinson
Bernice Parkinson
Terry
Reed Jamison
Franklin Relief Society
Marlow Woodward
Thomas Durrant
Stake
Gladys Rosen
Nan Parkinson
Vella Woolward
Pres Elma Porter
Sec
Beatrice Bennett
Grace Robinson
Estelle Smith
Genevieve Shrives
Robert D. Lowe
Floyd Robinson
Lowe
Dennis Lowe
Harold Lowe
Harley Lowe
Ether Biggs
Robert Gene Lowe
Valerie
Ted
Franklin family and neighbors attend social and church events
Franklin residents hosted gatherings about PTA programs at the school house and quilting parties. Sgt. Kedrith Neeley, stationed in Chanute, plans to depart for Japan on December 5, joining his wife in Logan when possible. Other homefront notes cover family visits, relief society activities, and local pinocle games.
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Whitney
Zonolite Us
Brad
Perlerento
Anderson Lumber
N. State
Plymouth
Cranbrook
Franklin County
Plymouth Motor Corporation
West Oneida
Preston, Idaho
Lena Day Chatterton
Miralda Day
Tooele
Cleve Chatterton
William Robinson
Geraldine
Sidneyest
Elaine Doney
Elaine Stockdale
Paul Wilkinson
Glade Peacock
Gordon Bergquist
Dexter Davis
Ralph Telford
Houston
Tex
Annie Shrives
J. A. Shrives
Parker Games
M. H. King CO
John Deere
North State
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