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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
3
A reflective Easter meditation by Rev. Francis A. Peterson on the resurrection and its meaning. The piece emphasizes how the first proclamation came to Mary Magdalene and the apostles, and calls readers to a renewed life through Lent and Christ's example.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. Parry and family and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jepsen returned a week ago Saturday from an eight day trip to California. In Los Angeles they visited relatives and toured the LDS Temple meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Nielsen. In Long Beach they met relatives of the Jepsens. They also toured San Diego and Old Mexico. Mrs. Agnes Butters and her mother Mrs. Jardine of Cornish visited Wednesday with Mrs. Olive Erickson. Thursday guest was Mrs. Lorenzo Sorenson of Cornish. E. H. Lloyd made a business trip to Burley Thursday.
Dayton and Idaho guests stayed with Mrs. Mary Jones while doing genealogy. Crookston visitors from Salt Lake City spent the weekend with S. C. Crookston and Myrtle Wad doups family. Jo Anne Bacon of Salt Lake City visited G. Schwartz's home. A new grandson was born April 11 to Val Helmandollar and his wife in Downey hospital. the couple's second child.
Mrs. Gerald Bunn of Salt Lake and her husband arrived last Sunday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Phillips and related families. Susan Lloyd of Salt Lake City visited with her grandparents the Lloyds. Alice Lloyd’s son Lloyd and sister Annaz L. Kent arrived in Salt Lake City to visit Preston but suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and is slowly improving in a hospital. Mrs. David C. Palmer visited relatives in Bountiful and Salt Lake City.
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