Frugal Banquet Tables Decorated With Pea Arrangements
A fragment notes sweet peas arranged in bowls adorn tables at a social gathering. The quirky line hints at a decorative display described in a concise local item.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
14
A fragment notes sweet peas arranged in bowls adorn tables at a social gathering. The quirky line hints at a decorative display described in a concise local item.
Frances Reeder and Ervin Butler Jr detailed engagement and recent wedding in Pocatello Idaho. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Butler and Mrs. Lee Gilbert. The couple, Idaho State College students, will spend summer in Reno and return to class in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Parley M. Condie announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to Fred Oliver Haroldsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haroldsen of Idaho Falls. Both are Utah State Agricultural College students in Logan and plan to marry in the Logan temple next month.
Gerald M Nuffer 26 of Columbia received his master’s degree in the school of Benedictics at the University of Missouri during commencement exercises on June 18. He will spend two years in Columbia studying for his doctorate while affiliated with a cancer research foundation.
Dorothy Logan and John Swainston Cooper announced their engagement during Christmas. The couple, from Logan, were married in the Logan temple at 1 pm by President ElRay Christiansen. Emma Cooper and John Swainston’s parents attended as guests. The bride wore a navy blue summer suit and the couple planned a wedding trip to Yellowstone Park and Sun Valley before settling in Preston.
A report describes Romney settlers about 125 miles from the Rio Grande border in a Mormon colony near Suarez Chihuahua. It notes a reception and dance for a young couple in the first ward recreation hall on Wednesday evening and references the Logan temple.
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