Lewiston Briefs Miss Lovinia Smith Visits Lewiston
Miss Lovinia Smith of Logan spent last week in Lewiston with her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Loran Smith.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
6
Miss Lovinia Smith of Logan spent last week in Lewiston with her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Loran Smith.
Lewiston residents recount return from California trips visiting Allan Layne in Downey Encino relatives in Van Nuys and other extended family travel. Thanksgiving gatherings include Preece and Olsen families while ward activities adjust staff roles and a baby named Roxanne Jessop is blessed.
Holiday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Conyers Stewart Mrs Emil Hansen Mr and Mrs Jim Stewart Wayne Hansen and Dick Stewart. Reed Kathy Hansen and three children returned from California. Reed’s aunt Clara Turner and her family visited. Mrs Michael Mickelson and son Ryan spent the weekend with the Melvin Mickelsons. Arch and Nola Jenkins visited Lorett Hansen and Emil. Linn Mickelson’s shower was in Logan. The Hansens and Stewarts hosted guests including Conyers Stewart Cole Wayne Wiser Layle Talbot Allan Harris Rex Plowman and their families for a Thanksgiving weekend gathering.
At the last meeting the infant son of Mr and Mrs Scott Rawlins was blessed and named Derek Troy by his grandfather Reed Rawlins with the father and another grandfather Sam Clark and Bishop Merlin L Andrew present. Dinner guests included Ron Steele and Ethel Ann Geddes as Rawlins moved from Othello Washington to Trenton.
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