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Muriel Spears received a unique in
vitation to be at home on May 10 for she
was to be guest of ho nop. at a Stork Showei
given her by hast esses Mary Alice Behr,
Nora Olson and Lota Pearsoni
She was thero (yuh betehat), breathlofo
and delighted, as some furty^aid guegter
arrived with well wishes, hearty sugges
tions and beautiful gifts#
A bufffet luncheon topped off not only
this enjoyable few fours' but also added
a glow to the regular Mother18 Day cele
bration# V
When men do things, they do them HUGE,
I*ve been told, and John Pearson was no
exception when he planned a surprize part]
for his wife, Leta, to celebrate their
21st Anniversary on Kay 12th at the Y/il
low Tree,
Over one hundred guests spent a de
lightful evening which moved from cock
tails to Smorgaasborg, to Square Dancing <
and back to the coffee counter*
Individual remembrances were given ter
the Pearsons as well as an overctuffed
modern rooking chair that was presented
to them on behalf of those present#
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Peg Bradford seryed one of her super
ie-e-e-elicioua dinners to a group pf
friends on May 10th as she welcomed back
Mr. and Mrs, 3ig Johnson and daughter,
•harlene,' who arrived that",srjne afternoon
from Bellingham for a months' stay*- • *
Mr* Johnson is P.A.F* Cannery*s Super
intendent here* •.
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Sharing honors at a double Bridal Shower
held at the school building on the evening
of May l^tth were two Lifoh school graduates*
Miss Irene Larson ana Miss hattie Smith#
hat tie Snfl-th and Johnny Lull will h®
married this^evening#-May 16th* and#
flrene Larson and’ G'ebrge Jaynes Trnve set
tho Wedding date on the 30th of May# ' -
Many guests enjoyed Bingo# gomes and
refreshments at this evening*s celebration*
Lovely presents were given the charming
brides-to-be#
Hostesses were Helene and Carol© Niel
sen and Josephine Schaefer#
Speaking of surprises—Gladys Vail was
speachloss on the evening of May 2 when
customers who began drifting in late stay
red a s guests at a Surprise Birthday Party
arranged and managed by Mrs# Nita Sertz in
Gladys* honor,
Gladys was presented with a lovely
Pendleton jacket by the group who stayed
t© visit, dance and eat. Everyone had a
’”swe 11” evening,
Tho B.B,A, bunch ga v© one of their
©xolusive Stag (Stagg?) Parties in mem
oriam of Johnny Dull*s bachelorhood which
terminates tonight, May 16th.
The.Thursaay evening party started at
the office and pro^ressea to the Green
Front for steak dinners.
The room was attractively decorated
some local ”Van Gooeys”, fresh pussy
willows on the table and Bull-bloomed
looses in the waitresses cheeks, *
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