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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
8
The Oneida Stake hosts its annual Gold and Green Ball February 15 from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. honoring 29 Laurel girls with the theme Drifting and Dreaming. Keith Jensen Orchestra provides music. floorshow includes all girls dance, two couple dances, and square dancing by married couples.
Mrs Iona Oliverson hosted her Pinochle Club with attendees Ora Rasmussen LaVerna Warner Marilyn Henderson Jean Moser Bonita Oliverson Kate Swainston Manila Davis and Bernice Hilberg a hot plate luncheon followed high score for Bonita Oliverson Kate Swainston. Hobby Club gatherings occurred at Preston and at Marilyn Henderson's home with desserts and handwork. News notes describe family visits to Ogden Logan and hospital stays, along with birthday greetings for Clarence Talbot. DUP Saramar Camp met at Lydia Cottle’s home with Myrte Choules in charge and community groups contributing to child welfare efforts. Continuous social activities include Nifty Needles Club holiday party and Friendly Folks Club luncheon in Franklin. The Dinner Club hosted by Alvin Harris and guests from Logan area concluded with multiple attendees.
Mr and Mrs Arthur T Smith celebrate 50 years married February 11 1914 at the Salt Lake City LDS Temple with an open house at 530 West Sublette. They have eight children 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs John D L Pearce of Lewiston announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to James R Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis W Palmer of Preston. Linda's education includes East High School Denver and BYU Utah State. James is a Preston High graduate now working with his father. The wedding is planned for February 14 at the Chapel of the White Stars in Las Vegas with an open house February 29 at the parents’ home. They will honeymoon in California and reside in Preston.
Cleveland Ward held its Relief Society annual conference at the church house. President Phyllis Johnson led the officers and teachers meeting at 1 30 pm with Ethel Johnson on the topic. The stake presidency, President Dee L Andreasen, Bishop Dean Panter and Clark Mickelson attended. Short talks by Ann Lloyd Panter and Mickelson followed. At 2 30 pm a Theology and testimony meeting was led by Marjorie Panter, with Farrell Bennett reporting the year's work and testimonies from Vera Roper Andreasen Panter. Twenty five members attended.
The mothers of Grace high school’s senior class quilted a fundraiser quilt at Mrs. Golda Christensen’s home last Thursday. The quilt will be sold to raise money for the upcoming senior trip, and a pot luck lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs Parley H Bodily of Lewiston announce the coming marriage of their daughter Joy to W L Gossett of Mountain Home Idaho. The marriage will be performed in the Logan Temple Friday February 21. An open house honoring the couple will be held that same evening in the cultural hall of the Lewiston Third Ward Chapel from 7 pm to 10 pm. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend.
Elder Larry L. Dunkley son of Mr and Mrs Parley L Dunkley of Franklin has accepted a call to the Eastern States Mission headquartered in New York City He is a Preston High School and Seminary graduate and attended Utah State University for one year A farewell testimonial will be held Sunday February 16 at 7 30 pm in the Franklin Ward Chapel.
Birth notices from Franklin County and Logan area hospitals list numerous newborns with dates February 5 through February 10. Families named include Anderson, Condie, Sanders, La Beau, Pedersen, Olsen, Blotter, Balls, St Pierre, Watt, Harenberg, Morley, Moore, Murray, Follette, Feuz, Bartschi, Rogers among others with one or more boys and girls born to each couple.
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