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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1954

Page

10

Five Nimble Thimbles Club Holds Weekly Meeting and Camp Out

Members gathered at Camille Keller's home for a regular meeting to discuss work projects and refreshments were served. The group later spent three days at Camp Hunt with four H clubs, while other 4-H groups met across the week at various homes and community sites.

Five Nimble Thimbles Club Camille Keller Gay Cooks Cub River Carol Dal Jey Rose Ann Schwartz Vickie Nuffer Judy Lynne “Johnson Ione Beutler

Shirley Harmer Weds Gary B Pearce in Las Vegas Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Orris M Harmer announce the marriage of their daughter Shirley to Gary B Pearce son of Mr. and Mrs Jack Pearce of Lewiston Utah The new Mrs Pearce is a Preston High school and LDS seminary graduate Pearce graduated from North Cache High in 1949 and is in the U S Navy in San Diego They wed in Las Vegas Nevada and honeymooned in southern Utah Nevada and California The bride will live in Preston until her husband returns home in October.

Orris M. Harmer Shirley Gary B. Pearce Jack Pearce Lewiston Pearce Preston High School LDS Seminary North Cache High School U. S. Navy San Diego Las Vegas Nev Utah Nevada California

Card of Thanks for sympathy and floral offerings

The Leicht family expresses sincere gratitude for sympathy shown during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They thank those who sent floral offerings.

Jack Leicht

Master M Man Award Presented at Glendale

L Bertus Wanner receives the first Glendale master M Man award at a stake MIA leadership meeting in Prescott on June 16 led by Lloyd Hamilton. His wife Arlene Sharp Wanner earned the Golden Gleaner Award earlier, making them the first couple to gain the recognition. Mrs. Wanner was presented the award by Linda Peterson Oneida stake president. The Warners are active in MIA and ward roles, with Mr. Wanner serving as assistant superintendent in the Mutual and Sunday school secretary, and Mrs. Wanner as beekeeper Era director, Sunday school teacher and Relief Society visiting teacher. They have three children Vicki Jerry and Stephan.

Glendale L. Bertus Wanner Stake M-men Lloyd Hamilton Stake Mia Preston Arlene Sharp Wanner Linda “Peterson

Marching Corps Girls Enjoy Two Socials

Twenty one girls from the Preston High School marching corps met at president Camille Robinsons Franklin home for a slumber party. They had barbecue at Franklin city park Thursday evening and breakfast at the park Friday morning before returning.

Geraldine Jenkins Sharon Spackman Caralyn Owens Marjorie Robinson Diane Palmer Gloria Wright Preston Peggy Jo Corbridge Camille Robinson Lorraine Bennett Franklin

Fourth Ward Mutual Has Tuesday Outing

Members of the Fourth Ward Mutual Improvement association gathered for a Tuesday evening at Down at a gathering attended by about 75 people. The event began with swimming followed by a barbecue and dancing, with officers of the YWMIA and YMMIA serving and supervising, including Vilate Weaver as president and Tom Levy as age group counselor.

Fourth Ward Mutual Improvement Association Down YWMIA Vilate Weaver Thora Winn Zelta “Hendricks Roman Roghaar Darlene Hendricks Ymmia Vern Klippert Tom Levy Garland Herd Glade Heusser

Singing Mothers Honored at Preston Party

The Preston choir mothers were surprised with a party Wednesday night hosted by director Mrs. Martha Seeley and accompanists Mrs. Edris Larsen Nona Oliverson and Vera Merrill. Husbands ward bishopric and Relief Society listened to a program including a duet by Ellen Roberts and Eda Smith with Ed ris Larsen, two Spanish numbers, a poem by Mable L. Atkinson of Dayton, a legend on the Incas of South America, and slides of Mexico by Dr pep Hawkes. Refreshments were served to about 85 attendees.

Preston First Word Martha Seeley Edris Larsen Nona Oliverson Vera Merrill Ward Relief Society Ellen Roberts Eda Smith Marian Ballif Mable L.atkinson Dayton America Mexico Pep Hawkes

Homemaking Teachers Attend 18th Idaho Conference in Pocatello

Mrs. Carrie Tobler and Mrs. Helen Condie from Preston High lead state homemaking teachers at the 18th annual Idaho conference in Pocatello. Theme is Strengthening Homemaking Education for Better Family Living with topics on home freezing baking shortcuts cake decorating and technique. Over 60 vocational teachers attend. A Bannock hotel tea and buffet dinner are on the agenda.

Carrie Tobler Helen Condie Preston High School Pocatello Bannock Hotel Condie Tobler Idaho

Marine Pfc Floyd Hebdon Trains in Korea

Marine Pfc Floyd L Hebdon of Clifton participated with the seventh Marine Regiment in Marlex Five, a three day ship to shore amphibious landing exercise on Korea s east coast. The drill trained planning and execution under combat conditions near Sokcho ri north of the 388th parallel with several thousand navy and marine personnel.

Floyd L. Hebdon Edward Hebdon Clifton Seventh ‘Marine Regiment First Marine Division Korea Navy Marine Corps Sokcho-ri

Christensen Reunion Scheduled for Sunday at Summit Canyon

The Christian Christensen family reunion is set for next Sunday at the Summit Straw Berry Canyon picnic grounds. A program and games are planned and the event starts at 11 a.m. Relatives are invited to bring lunches. Stanley Wanner, son of Fred and Mrs Warner, finished basic training and is aboard the USS Belle Grove in San Francisco. another son, Lyman G Warner, is with the air force in Tucson.

Franklin County Fred Augsberger Dorothy Newbold Salt Lake City Carl Christian Christensen Summit Strawberry Canyon Stanley Co. Wanner Fred Wanner Belle Grove San Francisco Wanner Navy Pepe Warner Lyman G Air Force Tucson

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Local visitors and weekend guests honor Home Builders program

Clifton Mrs Moyle Rice of Logan visited with relatives in the area. Laura McDermott from Idaho Falls and her parents were guests. Mrs Aston Ralphs and children joined other Olson relatives on a Salt Lake weekend trip. Ellen Henderson and Dean Stocking visited Brigham City and Boise connections. The Primary marked the Home Builders 25th anniversary with Belva Porter guiding a Service themed program and honors for Martha Povey and Lillian Willis. Terry Olson hosted Gayla Wittmore, Sharon Prestgard and Sam Cotterell who attended the Preston rodeo.

Moyle Rice Logan Laura Sant Sant and Rice Laura McDermott LDS Hospital Idaho Falls Lawrence McDermott Aston Ralphs Ernest Olson Oxford Salt Lake Erwin Henderson Mr. Henderson Ellen Henderson Brigham City Henderson Martha Povey Lillian Willis Terry Olson Gayla Wittmore Sharon Prestgard Sam Cotterell Preston Rodeo

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Stitcher Ettes 4-H Club Pauline Kirkbride Jo Ann Hansen Marie Waddoups Ruth Ann Beutler Dixie Scodrero Joan Archibald Helen Bradford Ida Chase Karen Kirkbride LaJeane Stevenson Shirley Harmer Oscar Rawlings M-Man Fourth Ward Mutual Po. Pol Adv W. Dean Palmer Mr. Palmer Pol. Pol. Adv Fairview Park Sherman Perkins Victor Jensen Perkins Jensen Franklin School Paul—Woodward Harold Lowe Asael’ Bell Hyrum Johnson Pat Condie Garden Pic Floyd Hebdon Christensen Stanley C. Wanner Uss Ter Dean Stocking Boise Belva Porter Mylon Tricot Slack Sox du' Rene Wes Sss Ely Redage Dacron
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