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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
8
Mrs Legrand Burton hosted Pickwick club on Thursday evening as Mrs Wallace Jensen reviewed Irene Hunt's Across Five Aprils. A salad luncheon followed. Carma Sharp hosted the Sharp Sisters Birthday club on Wednesday with fourteen members sharing dinner and quilting.
The report lists dozens of visitors and family gatherings from Pocatello to Idaho Falls and Provo. Guests include Mr and Mrs W A Beckstead in Pocatello, Mr and Mrs J C Goff in Provo, and BYU student Mrs Lee Davis with husband in Turkey. Other stops cover Boise, Burley, Twin Falls, Soda Springs, Salt Lake City, and more as locals host relatives and friends during the week.
Mr and Mrs Joseph S Biggs of Draper Utah celebrate 69 years of marriage with an open house at their daughter Rebecca Lundpreen to share blessings. They wed February 11 1897 in the Logan Utah temple and have 12 children 50 grandchildren 58 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild with a great granddaughter serving a mission in France.
A Grace home event welcomed Mrs Lavor Taylor to her new residence hosted by former stake primary executive board members. Attendees included Mrs Leon Roper Mrs Frank Roper Mrs Norman Smith Mrs Roland Robinson and guest Mrs Kenneth Lloyd as gifts were presented for the new house.
Mrs Mary Bergquist hosted the Nifty Needles with a Valentine themed two course luncheon and gifts for Thela Ware. Preston Kiwanis Ladies met for a luncheon and meeting as new office holders were approved. Beatrice Johnson led a patriotic program at the Preston Study Club while 17 members and guests enjoyed readings and music. Other clubs held Valentine luncheons with bridge honors, book reviews, and hostess duties. The Friendly Folks and Friendly Nine clubs hosted gatherings with prizes and themed decor, sharing refreshments and socializing.
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