Women Wool Growers Meet at Mildred Montague Home
Blackfoot women wool growers gathered Friday afternoon June 11 at Mrs. Mildred Montague’s home for a brief business session led by Mrs. Derle Smith. Committees reported, club issues discussed, and members socialized while making favors. A tray luncheon followed, with Mrs. Parker assisting. The next regular meeting is set for July 2 at Mrs. Gwen Roberts’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Montague
Derle Smith
Montague
Ethel Parker
Gwen Roberts
Miss Shumway Bride In Nebraska Ceremony
Miss Shumway daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Shumway married Amsey A Upchurch son of Mrs Minnie Upchurch in Cham pion Nebraska at her parents home with Leo Hanson officiating. She wore a nylon marquisette gown with lace and a pearl necklace. The couple plans a Nebraska honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lloyd
Shirlee Lish
Beverly Halford
Miss Shumway
Harry Frye
Boise
Keith Shumway
Boyd Grant
Walter Larson
Nebraska
A. L. Merrill
North Hayes Ave
Grace Merrill
Brigham Young University
Provo
Ruth Fallenwider
Valene
Idaho Falls
W. F. Merrill
Teresa Lynne
Boston
Mass
Pocatello
Lowell Garb Merrill
Bringham Canyon Hospital
Bingham Canyon
Utah
Georgia Hunter
Cedar City
Harvard Law School
Merrill and Merrill
Los Angeles
Calif
Colleen Powell
Hyrum Powell
Richland Acres
California
Trousseau
Jean Hart
Bishop
R. K. Hart
Bible School Opens At First Baptist Church
Daily vacation Bible School began Monday with enrollment of 42 students. Sessions run weekdays at 9 o clock, except Saturday. Ages four to fourteen are welcome. Four young Linfield College students from McMinnville Oregon lead the program: Jerry Gano superintendent Virginia Winter Will a Jean MacDaniels Rodney Romney. Assistants include Phyllis Willecke Marilyn Reissig Richard Beasley Emma Lou Bell Betty Moffett Claire Steffens Marcelle Teeples Mona Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Lnfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Jerry Gano
Virginia Winter
Willa Jean MacDaniels
Rodney Romney
Phyllis Willecke
Marilyn Reissig
Richard Beasley
Emma Lou Bell
Betty Moffett
Claire Steffens
Marcelle Teeples
Mona Briggs
Lava Letters: Garden Club and Visiting Residents
Lava Hot Springs notes report Lava Garden Club meeting at the community hall with weed control talks and garden tours including iris at Mrs. Carey and lilac trees at Mrs. Phelps. August flower show planned. next meeting scheduled for July first. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Raymond and daughter from Pocatello and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens from Layton with sons Bobby and Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava Hot Springs
Dewey Raymond
Pocatello
Lava Garden Club
Lava
Carey
Phelps
Bill Brewington
A. L. Hooper
Richard Owens
Bobby
Gary
Layton
Harold E. Thomas
Wood craft Thimble Club hosts dessert luncheon
Mrs Velba Corbette and Mrs Irene Hull entertained the Wood craft Thimble Club 155 at the home of Mrs Eleen Neleen on Wednesday for a dessert luncheon. A short business meeting followed with card tables. Prizes went to Mrs O Connor and Mrs Neleen. other members present included Alice Jannack, Mary Brown, Jeannette Pabst, Elin Friedel, Gertie Myers and Mollie Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velba Corbette
Irene Hull
Woodcraft Thimble Club
Eleen Neleen
O’conners
Neleen
Alice Jannack
Mary Brown
Jeannette Pabst
Elin Friedel
Gertie Myers
Mollie Kirkpatrick
Community Guests and Graduations Highlight East Side News
East Side and West Side social notes recount graduation visits from Cal Tech and USAC alumni, family dinners for the Merrill household, and a Logan Utah trip for the Andersons. Notables include Lois Potter and Paul Payne visiting El Monte relatives and Miss Jean Hart preparing for her Friday wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Potter
West Wyeth St
Lois
Paul Payne
Paula
Patricia
el Monte
Calif
Paynes
Payne
C. C. Payne
Arbon
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Rummage Sale Sponsored by LDS Second Ward
The LDS Second Ward hosts a rummage sale for church welfare at 9 a.m. Wednesday at 132 North Third Ave. Proceeds aid welfare programs and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Second Ward
North Third Ave
New Officer Takes Charge at Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Ruth Decker was installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary to FOE 119 and took charge at the Eagles hall. Pins were presented to Mrs. Thelma Strope and Mrs. Jane Cox. Dorothy Lewis led the winning membership team, and new captains were named. Birthdays for five members were honored. Refreshments followed served by Decker, Fields, and Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Decker
FOE
Eagles Hall
Thelma Strope
Jane Cox
Dorothy Lewis
Decker
Thelma Triplett
Vera Schneider
Myrtle Brothers
Louise Bradbrook
Ida Dalton
Louise Fields
Emma Zahm
Arimo Families Enjoy Canyon Picnic Outing
Mr and Mrs Keith Fellows with family and Mr and Mrs Merrell Ranstrom with family fished and picnicked in the canyon Sunday. The Bridge Club and their husbands spent an evening last week picnicking in the canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimo
Keith Fellows
Merrell Ranstrom
Bridge Club
McCammon natives announce birth in Wyoming
Bethel Kimmell reports at Brewers Market Mrs Merle Martin is absent as Miss Ann Roth fills in. Kay Shumway and family announce the birth of a son James Edward in Rawlins Wyoming at 12 30 p m in WOW hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Kimmell
McCammon
Ann Roth
Brewers Market
Merle Martin
Gia
Kay Shumway
Rawlins
Wyo
WOW Hall
James Edward
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Federation
Gate City
Horace Fereday
W. C. Carnes
Pocatello Music Club
Royden J. Keith
Federation
E N. Jorgenson
Keith
Congregational Church
Bannock
Women Wool Growers
June Bride
Empress
Bible School Open
Sadie Owens
Harold E.thomas
K. B. Stratford
Kenny, Pocatello
Jess Stratford
Thimble Club
East Side
West Side
John
Anderson
Alice
South Fourth
Ave
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
USAC
America
PAN American World Airways
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Saal Cabal
VFW
Helen Dudenake
South Third Ave
Lola Tripp
First Presbyterian Church
Aid
Upper Ross Park
Salvation Army
ST. Margaret’s Guild
PTA
Margaret Ruth Edwards
Ptas
ORC
Cherry Springs
E. Center
Idaho
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