Westover Attends Mink Creek Lawn Party
Westover went to Mink Creek last Saturday evening to attend a lawn party at the home of a local resident, joining neighbors for an informal gathering.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1955
Page
14
Westover went to Mink Creek last Saturday evening to attend a lawn party at the home of a local resident, joining neighbors for an informal gathering.
Banida and nearby residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Dale Geddes died while a guest August 6 7. Local church activities include talks and ward meetings with several Hollingsworth Geddes and Manning family members noted.
Clifton Mrs Annie Viehweg came home last week after visiting Salt Lake City with her two daughters and son. She spent time with her daughters Mrs Glen Todd and Mrs Kenneth Todd and with Mr and Mrs Gerald Viehweg. She returned Saturday evening with granddaughter Julie Todd to spend the coming week. Mr and Mrs James Gleed and family were in Salt Lake City visiting Mrs Dorothy Haddlock last weekend.
The relief society held a dawn meeting and party at Mrs. Lillian Perkins home with 17 ladies. A program featured a song by Sherrel and Sharon Lewis and a reading by Natalie Mendenhall as they bound a relief society quilt and did embroidery.
The text notes a group including two sisters and their families, Mr and Mrs Roy Holton, and Mr and Mrs Dick Shephard. Gleed met a plane in Salt Lake City bringing her niece and nephew Marnie and Jim Haddock, children of Mr and Mrs Jim Haddick, who reside at the stated address.
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