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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
5
Diana Malo rie of London visited Arlene Hinckley at her parents Mr and Mrs Vern Hinckley for three days in Fairview.
Allen Kerr the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Kerr is called to the Southern States Mission. He will enter the mission home June 22 and his farewell testimonial is set for June 14 at Fairview Chapel.
Mildred Thieman and Bruce Lowe host a Monday evening swimming party for the eighth grade class at Downata. Attendees include Eduardo Alba Renee Alba Gary Bowman Brenda Butterworth Aretha Hendricks Bradley Hull Alan Kingsford Renee LeFevre Candice Lowe Sherdia Lowe Kevin Morrison Val Gene Olsen Warren Robinson Gilbert Urie Marsha Waddoups LuAnn Woodward Monte Woodward and Shauna Woodward.
Elder Vaughn C. Benson of Whitney serves as a guide at the Mormon Pavilion in New York City's World’s Fair. A former Preston High School leader and Eagle scout, he has been in the Eastern States Mission since July 1963 and works with over 70 young missionaries guiding visitors through the exhibit “This is a thrilling experience for me.” The pavilion, themed Man's Search for Happiness, features paintings sculptures and lifelike dioramas.
Franklin residents recount graduation trips and family visits to BYU and Provo. Attendees include Alba Wagstaff Woodward and Atkinson families, with events at Franklin Ward, a canyon party for National Guard enlistees, and Memorial Day gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Bill Choules and family of Hagermen visited his mother Leda Choules and Phyllip and her mother Sadie Carter over Memorial weekend to spend time with family.
A motion feature in full color depicts the history of Brigham Young's followers in transit. It explores the quest for happiness and tackles questions about life here and after death.
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