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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
8
The Franklin County Garden and Flower Club hosts an illustrated talk on lighting for gardens and grounds Monday at 7 30 pm in the Franklin County courthouse. Burton C. Martin of Utah Power & Light speaks with musical entertainment arranged by Emily Evans.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce held an installations banquet Friday night with Kay Don Christensen as chairman. Don Elwell, past Jaycees president, spoke on The Importance of the Work in the Community. New officers installed were Varlan Clark president Lu Wayne Barrington vice president Allen Dunn secretary treasurer Douglas Campbell reporter. Past officers were Merlin Austin president Wayne Swainston vice president Ronald Hodges secretary treasurer. Austin received a camera as appreciation. Membership drive planned for May.
Local residents travel to Salt Lake City Ogden and Rexburg visiting relatives and attending family events. Grandchildren births celebrate Easter and birthday gatherings occur with neighbors and friends across Preston Murray and Idaho Falls.
A vintage style recipe describes a no bake strawberry cottage cheese pie. It blends cottage cheese, whipped cream, milk, lemon juice and unflavored gelatin. The filling chills in a baked shell or graham crust and is garnished with strawberries.
Dayton notes report Monday meetings at Don Kent home with stake president. Visitors include Lynford Murri from American Falls and Ina Mae Murri from Rosemead California. Local families and conference visitors listed with ward Primary officers attending conference in Dayton.
The Mink Creek Relief Society held a Tuesday afternoon meeting with a lesson by Mrs. Virgin Dockstader. Quilting continued and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Bonnie Hansen and others. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nelson of Ogden and Mrs. Agnes Jepsen. Kathy Carver attended Youth Legislature duties in Boise representing Preston High School.
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