Baby Girl Born to Happy Mother and Family
A baby girl is welcomed as both mother and infant are reported to be doing fine. The family shares joy and looks forward to growth and milestones.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
13
A baby girl is welcomed as both mother and infant are reported to be doing fine. The family shares joy and looks forward to growth and milestones.
Miss Francis Lee Keller was confined to bed several days last week. Miss Tamara Jensen recovered from measles and returned to school. Miss Marie Jensen had a bad cold at home for several days. Blaine Larsen and James Baird attended a scout meeting Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy and family spent Tuesday and…
Wednesday in Salt Lake on business. They stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and daughter. Mrs. Reed Jensen returned home Saturday from the hospital with her new daughter. Mrs. Anna Swenson hosted her niece Maxine Arnoldsen of Moroni visiting Sunday. Miss Rhoda Christensen of Salt Lake spent the weekend with her mother Leah Christensen. Speakers at Sunday sacrament meeting were Mrs. Brucia Crane Conrad Bell and Jewell Christensen. A trumpet duet by Warren Wilde and De Loss Bell, with Eleanor Jepsen accompanying.
Mrs Reana Christensen received a certificate from leaders and was pinned the golden Gleaner pin. Community figures spoke as ward and church activities include parties, hospital news, a teen banquet, and a missionary farewell with attendees from Preston Mink Creek and Lava Hot Springs.
Dayton residents Myron Merrill and his wife joined his brother Harvey Merrill of Hyrum to Pocatello on Sunday to visit another brother Rufus Merrill and family. Mrs. Margaret Nelson visited Preston on Monday with Mrs. Martha Kirkbride and Mrs. Della Crockett. A large crowd attended the farewell testimonial for Elder Clair Nielsen held February 25 at 7 30 p.m. in the Dayton ward chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Culwright and children of Salt Lake visited relatives in Mink Creek. Several Idaho Falls and Grace residents joined dinners and visits with local families. Elroy W. Smith announce a baby girl born February 22 at Preston hospital weighing six pounds. The MIA recreation department directed the program.
Tuesday evening programs featured impromptu talks by James, Woolf, Dean Smith, Clark Choules, Irene Carter, and Relda Smith with readings by George Shaffer of Preston and songs by Marilyn Packer and Patricia Rindlisbaker. A recreation hall display showcased hobbies like textile painting, embroidery, knitting, handmade cherry wood button coats, stamp collections, souvenirs, wildlife exhibits, postcards, quilts, photo tinting, and woodwork.
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