Dayton Holds Son Parent Banquet
Dayton held a parent and son night Friday at the Dayton word recreation hall with games and a lunch for 45 people. Evalyn Winward led as Guide Patrol leader and Dan Dedrickson as Scoutmaster supervised the program.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
5
Dayton held a parent and son night Friday at the Dayton word recreation hall with games and a lunch for 45 people. Evalyn Winward led as Guide Patrol leader and Dan Dedrickson as Scoutmaster supervised the program.
A Thatcher district vote carried a plan to move seventh and eighth graders to Grace for the next term. The tally was 106 in favor and 866 against.
Mrs. Lucretia Maughan led another sewing class at the Cleveland church on Thursday. Attendees included Odessa McGregor Lois Burton Ann Burton Grace Harris Venice Benson Joyce Bennett Ethel Johnson and Mar Jone Panter.
Former residents and family members gathered in Seattle for the funeral of Mrs Roth Gilbert. Survivors include her husband Rodney Gilbert and other relatives in Inkom Lewiston Ogden Preston and Farmington areas. Several notices list birthdays visits and cemetery details from a busy community week.
Short services were held Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Virgil Archibald for their infant son who died shortly after birth in Preston hospital. Perry C Phillips offered the invocation. Walter Beutler Ernest Beutler Laver Jensen and William Binggell sang School Thy Feelings. Don Q Dalley gave a talk. Bishop Moser offered the benediction. The body was taken to Wellsville for burial where the grave was dedicated by the baby's uncle Garth Archibald.
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