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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
9
A P T A meeting is planned for Friday at 8 o clock in Central School. Dr Newell Davies will speak on Healthy Children are Happy Children and the note expresses thanks to friends and relatives for floral gifts during a bereavement.
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Colleen Black of Snowflake Arizona to Paul M Hollingsworth of Preston. The ceremony is set for Monday April 25 at the Mesa Arizona LDS temple with both families attending. Colleen Black is a Brigham Young University graduate and taught in San Diego. Hollingsworth, BYU graduate, recently returned from Navy duties aboard the USS Kula Gulf and plans to resume studies and teach laboratory accounting next year.
Lt and Mrs Thomas Kerr and son Blaine, of Dayton, visit Franklin and Fairview relatives before moving to Albuquerque New Mexico for an open ended stay. Kerr to join special weapons center at Kirtland AFB. extended social events mark their trip with friends including Judd Jensen and Call families across Idaho Utah and Montana.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in Preston 4th Ward Church with Pan America and Child Welfare as the month’s topic chaired by Casey Bergquist Elmer Johnson presented slides on Paint’s child-size wheelchair added to loaning equipment Refreshments were served by Clara Auger Wilma Johnson Ora Winn and Sylvia Malmberg.
Mrs Eldon Crockett hosted her card club on Wednesday. Spring flowers adorned the tables as a dessert luncheon was served to the members Gehe Anderson Jack Butterfield Dean Creighton Thompson Glass Poole Gerald Greaves Gene Chatterton and Conrad Garrett. High pinochle scorer was Mrs Chatterton and Mrs Anderson won the low score prize.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Tingey sponsor a ward class party at Franklin Stakehouse on Thursday evening April 14. Roland Parkin and son of Franklin lead a program with vocal numbers by a singe quartet and dancing acts by Porter sisters. Readers include Shannon Nash of Franklin and Norma Crabtree of Preston with various musical pieces and a floor show followed by dancing. about 200 attendees.
The Syringa DUP camp met Friday afternoon at Mrs. I. H. Nash’s home. Mrs. Carrie Knudson led the lesson, Veroka Nash gave a biographical sketch of Martha Howland Nash, Loenza Nielson played two accordions, and Mrs. I. H. Nash received the book Heart Throbs of The West volume IV by Kate B. Carter. Refreshments served to 17.
Classified note describes anniversary sale on boys and womens denim and undergarment items. Details include 10 ounce Sanforized denim machine wash easy care, sizes 6 through 16, double knee features, nylon tricot and picot elastic trim. Floral prints and sixes sizes range S to 7.
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