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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1959
Page
8
The community hosted relatives and friends from Preston, Ogden, Brigham City and Vancouver while many attended plays, funerals, and a fashion show. Notable items include Marsha Bennetts hand injury update, a birth in Salt Lake City, christening in Winder, and travels to Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Southern California.
Last Saturday five Franklin County Cancer Society officers joined the area training school in Pocatello. The Idaho area serves 22 eastern counties and the Bannock Hotel hosted a medical panel in the morning and workshops in the afternoon. Pres ton delegates included Mrs. Lincoln Foster co commander Mrs. M M Reeves co commander and district director Mrs Harold B Larson service chairman Mrs Aphrodel Mitchell treasurer and Mrs Franklin Sant education chairman for the west side. Aster and Reeves attended the meeting for advanced study Friday. Ninety four people attended.
Members of the Cheerio club hosted a Friday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Moser. A ham dinner featured miniature log placecards and plastic hatchets as centerpieces. Rook provided entertainment between conversations and games. Marsha Benson was honored at a Preston High School opera reception hosted by Mrs. Lucy Tanner with guests from Idaho Falls Pocatello Logan Orem Whitney.
Pinochle club met at Mrs. Henderson’s with high scores for Mrs. Oliverson and Mrs. Mocklow and floating prizes for Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Beckstead. Bridge group hosted by Mrs. Jack Anderson with dinner and host gifts. high scores awarded to Mrs. Nash and the hostess. Pickwick club met in Preston on February 18 with 19 members. Mrs. Gertie Webb special guest and Mrs. Ronda Poole reviewed Gavin Maxwell’s People of the Reeds.
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