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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
10
Marilyn Atkinson conducted the Relief Society meeting Tuesday morning. Esther Ann Durrant played the prelude music. Yvonna Nash gave the program on The Importance of Every Church Calling. Attendees included LaVene Waddoups Elma Porter M Waddoups Maggie Jamison Phyllis Kingsford Bertha Womack Rebecca Packer and Nola Neeley.
Weston girl Carelin Neuenswander becomes Mrs Don Antone Jensen in a Logan LDS Temple ceremony on April 3. The couple, with Las Vegas-born groom Rex A Jensen, planned a Salt Lake City home with a reception in the Weston ward hall and a Las Vegas honeymoon.
Mrs Edrus Larson hosted a piano recital Thursday evening with performances by Jill Boden Shar lene Smith Lesley Gilbert Gail Beckstead Rozanne Beckstead Melanie Burrup Jamiel Westover Gayle Pack Kevin Pack Christine Winn RaNae Peterson Steven Kill pert Anna Marie Nichols Marian Martin Helen Croc kett Karen Owen Kandis Kirby Franklin Bertha Naef hosted a birthday dinner party for her husband Douglas marking his 57th anniversary with guests from Preston Tremonton Logan Weston and other nearby towns.
Musette Raper of Montrey California and William Lloyd Weber III of the Naval Air Facility plan a November 6 wedding in Trinity Presbyterian Church Arlington Virginia. Musette, daughter of Ralph H. and Mrs Raper of Arlington, attended the University of Florida and works at Pacific Air Lines Monterey Airport. The future groom is son of WL Weber Jr of Preston and attended Westminster College in Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Jenkins of Freedom announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Tanna Jenkins to Cowen Baxter, son of Mrs Iolanda Baxter of Preston. A May 21st wedding is planned in the Idaho Falls Temple with a reception that evening at Freedom Ward Church.
Deane Auger named district historian and Rosemary Hutchins appointed chaplain of the American Legion Auxiliary. At the sixth district Tara Hot Springs convention officers include Delores Bloxham Downey vice president Mane Mortensen Grace secretary Sylvia Nelson Aberdeen conducted the meeting. Nillie Johnson Grace Department president attended. The prayer was by Clara Olsen and the pledge led by Rosemary Hutchins. Auxiliary donated $10 to Alaskan aid. Changes in By Laws read by Slara Auger. Wanda Jenkins showed slides. Kiwanis K Anns met at Orval Moser home with co host Ken Oliverson. Salad luncheon served to Willard Warner Lelan McClung Geddes Whittle Hurt Bennett Sorenson Bergquist and Moser hosts. A girls trio Ann Harris Jolene Peterson performed for the group.
West Side High School hosts a fashion show by its junior and senior classes tonight in the gym. The theme Its a Womans World runs at 8 pm with suits coats formals and dresses modeled. Geraldine Bingham chairs the event which is open to the public free of charge. Home improvement displays will accompany the show and cookbooks stationery and quilts will be sold or raffled.
Mr and Mrs S Hobbs Preston returned from five months in Van Nuys California where they stayed with their daughter and son in law and welcomed a new grandson. On the way home they visited children in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. Mrs George Barns and her husband traveled to Cedar City to see their daughter and son in law and grandchildren. Their hosts were Mr and Mrs Glade Handy who works for Phillips Petroleum. They returned home Sunday.
Announcement lists Miss Francine Hedin and Arno Aposhian planning a June 26 wedding in the Salt Lake Temple. Parents Mr and Mrs Gustave C Hedin and Mr and Mrs James Anposhian attend as hosts. Reception to follow in Salt Lake City and in Winder Idaho.
Clifton ward hosts its annual bazaar at the Clifton School house on Friday May. A smorgasbord supper starts at 8 pm followed by a clothing and quilts sale and an elephant sale. Proceeds fund gifts for Mothers Day with popcorn and candy booths also available.
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