Banquet for Relief Society Members and Guests at Ballard
A Monday evening banquet hosted by the Relief Society served 74 members and husbands. Mary Larren led the program with readings and music, followed by social dancing. Numerous community members attended events and visits in Ballard and nearby Roosevelt and Vernal, with ongoing 4-H and Primary activities and local club news.
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Relief Society
Mary Larren
Reading
Gary Gardner
Ed Gines
Patsy Gines
Ardis
Charles Bingham
Jon Frank
Mary Collins
Roosevelt
Angus Anderson
Salt Lake City
Wendel Johnson
Ballard Seminary
Wm. Young
Jimmy Coston
Maeser
Lyle Pickup
Randlelt
E. C. Coston
George Bracken
Alterra
Barta Jenkins
Loonie Kay Winn
Treas
Celia Kay Jenkins
Clara Betts
Carolyn Ross
Tex Hoss
Garrign
Leland Angus
Earl
Farrell Rasmussen
Dusoe Bracken
Moosevelt
Elton Kettle
WP. Marshall
Alden White
Provo
Elaine Angus
Judy Brisbin
Mary Tulinger
Mariam Larsen
Clara Stoll
Lonnie Kay Winn
Golden Collins
Verda Johnson
Stallard
Pearl Jenkins
Lyard McConkla
Altamont
Button Golf
Independence
Nettle Remington
Alterra Lay
Local notes in brief on travels and family events
Max Todd returns home after thirty months in Finland as a missionary for the LDS church, released April 22 and touring Europe. Several local residents attend PTA, care for family homes while relatives travel, and announce new grandchildren, summer plans, and moves. Nearby events include school closing for summer and graduation of Ensign Clarke at Union High School.
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Ballard
Alterra
Max Todd
Russel Todd
Finland
LDS Church
Max
Europe
States
Galt Lake City
Spencer*Squire
PTA
Avalon
Squrre
Glen Broderick
Salt Lake City
Farrell Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Salt Lake
Earl
Roosevelt Hospital
Leonard Betts
Texas
Clarence Betts
Betts
Beulah Summers
Duchesne
Karl Shisler
New Orleans
Thomas Shisler
Bryce White
Provo
George Bracken
Charles M. Pool
Holy Cross Hospital
Vaughn Simper
Ensign Clarke
Union High School
Llnyd Stanley
Park City
Glen Stanley
Red Tape Burdens Civilian Staff Cuts, Says Senator Ston
Senator John Ston of South Carolina argues federal personnel work er pays more red tape to lay off a civilian employee than to keep them on the payroll. He pins this on Federal practices and cost concerns, urging reforms to reduce bureaucratic hurdles.
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Senator Johnston
South Carolina
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