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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
4
Heber Clegg cites a poem from a man sentenced to life in prison to warn youths about crime. The speaker recalls a youth’s mistakes, leaving family grief and a path to jail, urging the audience to turn away to avoid the same fate. The author’s identity is not revealed.
A brief exhortation urges a son to attend church to learn prayer and spiritual discipline. The message emphasizes reverence and guidance through faith.
Mink Creek families report trips to Boise valley and Oregon with visits to Nampa Paul and Paul hosts. Primary Lark class hosted parents with a program and refreshments in Mink Creek Relief society room. Wedding reception planned for May 2 at Oneida stake house for Mr. and Mrs. James L. Baird ahead of temple marriage in Logan LDS temple.
Weekly reminders from Weston recount Elna Wood teaching piano in Lewiston, quilting at the Jespersen home, and visits to and from families such as Briggs Dahle Campbell and Lott. Guests include Gary Fisher and families from Oxford and Malad, with boating on the Arthur Neuen Swander reservoir and plans for June weddings and LDS mission updates.
Mapleton and nearby communities report visits and social events. Families including Knapp, Porter, Olson, and Dursteler hosted relatives and friends from Salt Lake City, Ogden, Preston, and Idaho Falls. An oyster supper, quilting days, and Sunday gatherings highlight a weekend of travel and hospitality.
Activities span from travel to Idaho and Utah relatives visiting in Preston and Emmett to Arbor Day events at West Side, a DUP camp meeting in Lone Rock, and a life story tribute for Frank Shrives. The West Side pep rally, quilting party, and a canyon outing near Zion are noted, with several residents highlighted.
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