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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
2
A spring morning in a city park shows two blind beggars. One signs Please Help the Blind the other Its Spring and I Am Blind. The second receives far more money because his sign invites compassion by showing need and perspective. Prayer requires faith and honest asking to receive a blessing.
Clifton Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey hosted Rex Terry from Las Vegas and extended family for overnight visits Friday. The Bailey and Terry families traveled to Smithfield to dine with Glen and Mrs Anderson. Several members attended club events and a youth power congress in Boise, returning Sunday. Additional visits included Mrs Wanda Mortensen and Mrs LaRee Croshaw at a Pickwick club gathering and a dinner at Donna Taylor's.
A series of Sunday visits and family events unfolds with relatives from Dayton Oxford Weston and Salt Lake City sharing meals and overnight stays. New baby Julie Elizabeth Henderson is welcomed by Blair and Marguerite Henderson while Dale Viehweg and family return to Salt Lake City. The Ralphs announce a newborn son with siblings awaiting at home and various members attend stake conferences and quilting groups.
Laurel girls and mothers, with Areta Doney in charge, hosted a character building party led by teacher Areta Doney. Songs directed by Martina Porter, talks by Janet Kay Lewis and others, crest presented by Kaye Woodward, prayers by Carol Griffeth and Julie Hawkes, refreshments by Melba Jamison, Joyce Woodward, and Pauline Chatterton.
Sunday there was a reorganization with Merlin D. Anderson as president Val Dean Durrant as first counselor Sherman Olsen as second counselor and Max Richards as secretary. Numerous residents and families are noted in visits, announcements, and a wedding reception at the Hyrum stake house. The group traveled to Salt Lake City for medical tests and temple activities with several social and club events recorded in Franklin and surrounding areas.
Dr Harry A. Snyder argues in the Saturday Evening Post that the family circle must assume primary responsibility for addressing disrespect for the law, lack of moral values, and absence of religious guidance among youths.
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