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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
11
The Spring Creek Camp of the DUP met at Mrs. Rosella Dunkley's home on Thursday afternoon with sixteen members and four county visitors present, including Mrs. Ralph Perry and Mrs. David Eames.
Mrs Bald Weaver heads the group with Olive Weaver as president and Anlabel Hull as first vice president. Freida Rans bottom is second vice president and Bonita Oliverson serves as secretary. Numerous locals attended stake events, family visits extended to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, and a new baby born to the Dursteler family in Lewiston Utah.
Mound Valley notes report Lamar Panter rushed to Preston hospital for an appendectomy. Mrs Baker and family leave Mound Valley to join Mr Baker in Malta where he manages a cheese factory. L A Neeley of Riverdale visited Weldon and Mrs Nancey McGregor has returned from Odgen where she stayed with relatives. Bishop McGregor receives blueprints from Salt Lake City for remodeling the current worship place into a modern chapel. The Mound Valley building committee plans changes and will present details to ward members. War and Mrs Ernest Porter and Mr Theron Porter of Preston visit Nahum Porter family along with Dee Reed McGregor.
Riverdale notes report a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs L Smith and family. A Clean Up Day set for May 11 at 1 PM in Mound Valley ward invites all to participate. luncheon by ward ladies. Mrs Vinnie Panter chairs the women's work. Men tackle two church projects and land clearing of sage brush for production on ten and five acre plots. Closing social for the Primaries held at That cher grade school. Mrs Sylvia Baker, president, departs. Ward faculty meeting at Theone Kendall home with refreshments by Mrs Kendall.
Minkcreek residents hosted visitors from Lava and Logan and the Mink Creek M A sponsored a program and dance honoring Mr and Mrs Richard Knight recently moved to Provo. The program included a duet by Aaron Jensen and Dallas Keller and a reading by Roma Wilde.
Edna Nelson and Viola Larson sang a duet and Mr Knight gave a talk as Ogden Square Dances provided music. Idaho Falls visitors Wilson Chandler family and Bonnie Mae Brown joined Douglas Nelsons for a weekend visit. Mink Creek Primary held its annual conference led by Edna Rasmussen with counselors Keller and Oliverson and Elma Keller directing music. Page girl Carolyn Jensen and Vernon Nelson participated. Ensign Wayne Brenden arrived in Mink Creek as guest at the Conrad Bell home. the Brendens plan Seattle move. Jewel Larson, home on furlough, visits his mother Anne Larson.
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