Franklin Ward Hosts Praise Ye the Lord Festival
Franklin ward will present the MIA festival Praise Ye the Lord Sunday evening in the ward chapel at 7 30 All young People in the MIA will participate Ward members are urged to bring their families.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
8
Franklin ward will present the MIA festival Praise Ye the Lord Sunday evening in the ward chapel at 7 30 All young People in the MIA will participate Ward members are urged to bring their families.
Mrs. Leslie Gunnell of Midvale and Theresa Kerr of Wellsville joined by the Johnson and Cole families visited Ogden and Salt Lake City spending nights with relatives. On return they paused in Ogden to see the DeVern Burbanks. Bryce Jensen and children shared Thanksgiving with her parents Wilford Bodily and spouse.
Thanksgiving weekend brought numerous visits and meals. Families from Preston Ogden Logan Salt Lake City and Brigham joined kin in shared dinners shopping trips and travel plans while USU and BYU students returned home for the holiday.
Thanksgiving dinner guests visited relatives in multiple towns. Mr and Mrs Max Atkinson and children joined Mrs Milton Jorgensen in Lewiston. Mr and Mrs P B Dunkley Andrew Fuhriman and Mrs Phyllis Evans dined with Mr and Mrs Wendell Fuhriman in Logan. Mr and Mrs Winston Allen visited Preston with his parents. Levor Doney Gerald Wright and Estelle Wright traveled to Pocatello for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr and Mrs Paul Stocks and their children are named in a family note or social item. The brief mentions the couple and their offspring in a milestone or social context.
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