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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
13
Mink Creek Stake Relief society was held Saturday at Oneida stakehouse. Attendees included Mrs Velda Olson Ethel Baird Mrs Caralene Egley Mrs Dixie Rasmussen Mrs Brucia Crane and Mrs Carolyn Rasmussen. Visitors were Mr and Mrs Charlie Forman of Cleveland and Mrs Shirley Keller of Preston visiting Mr and Mrs Burnell Baird.
Mr and Mrs Fay Wilde and daughters Beth and Wyla visited Diane in Provo for her birthday then stopped in Ogden to seeWillard and Eunice Oliverson and other relatives. Mapleton sacrament meeting featured talks and a piano solo by Clarice Nelson and Janis Nelson. Ward activities included a Snow White skit directed by Mrs Edna Rasmussen and a closing prayer by Rhonda Christensen.
The Riverdale ward held a Saturday reunion at the church with a program by a Utah State University group from Logan under Dr Walter Welts and Janet Shipley at the piano. Participants included Adeana Marshall, Jane Petersen, Carol Bennion, and others, followed by a full course dinner hosted by local committee members. Tamara Meek, student at USU, returned from a tour performing with the Madrigal Singers in multiple Utah towns, with 30 students in the group and the Delta Phi quartet also traveling. Kathleen Carter, daughter of Don Carter, was among six candidates at Girls State from Preston High School and will attend Caldwell in June. Stake Sunday school visitors were Mrs Cassie Bell and Mrs Ballif. junior singing featured Keven Carter.
Val McBride presents a gem to Packer, with Carol Deene and LeeAnne Smith mentioned as recipients or witnesses in the brief note. The wording highlights the giver and three named individuals connected to the gem.
Swan Lake residents attended a stake Melchizedek priesthood party at Arimo with many Swan Lake families listed among guests. Out of town visitors joined Swan Lake ward reunion activities including guests from Downey Soda Springs and Malad. A Scout court of honor in McCammon drew Gary Yearsley Eugene Yearsley Lynn Merrill and Phil Gambles.
Treasurer Mary Beth Pratt visiting Logan spent the weekend with the Don Workman family. Grace at the Lowe home and aSacrament meeting at Mapleton ward featured a seminary class program. Bonnie Paskins Clarice Christensen Deanna Merrill Pauline Dursteller gave talks and a piano solo was performed.
Miss Janice Nelson presided with high councilman Bill Davis at a genealogy meeting held by the three stakes Oneida Benson and Franklin at North Cache High School in Richmond. Attendees included Donald Barger Von R Atkinson Mr and Mrs Kerr Shumway and daughters Kerma and Atalina, Mr and Mrs Ted Paskins and daughters Bonnie and Glenna, Gwen and ReNee Lyon. A nascent genealogy class began for the young girls. Sacrament meeting featured seminary students and talks by Gordon Oliverson Allan Beckstead Rodney Fisher Rex Condie Melba Jamison. Marsha Kidd sang a vocal solo. A work and business meeting followed. The day included sewing and textile painting with dinner for eleven. Mrs Celia Paskins led the lesson. A Relief Society anniversary program was given. Mr and Mrs Rulon Burton and Mr and Mrs Dean Burton and family of Cleveland joined Sunday dinner at Don Workman’s. Mary Beth Pratt stayed overnight at the Workman home Monday. Herbert Wagner of Pocatello and T J Barger hosted visitors Tuesday. A wedding reception for Cale Smith was held in Riverdale Wednesday night attended by Ted Paskins Eugene Paskins Wanda Hess Fred Hess Malcolm Denton Lee Casteel and Mrs Ruby Scrowthers. Von R Atkinson Nell Atkinson visited Riverdale and Pocatello area homes Wednesday. Von Atkinson and son Kevin and Mrs Larry Atkinson attended sacrament meeting in Riverdale Sunday night with Atkinson acting in his high councilman capacity.
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