High School P TA Elects New President at Meeting
Hilda Fellows led the Thursday meeting in the school library where Mrs Elda Carlson was installed as the new president for the coming year. Supt W H ns and Principal Reed Brenchley spoke on future programs while Coach Evan Sorenson received a $35 donation for stadium lighting. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P-Ta
Hilda Fellows
Elda .Carlson
W. H. Ns
Prin. Reed Brenchley
Evan Sorenson
Cloverleaf Club Meets Thursday at Mrs Anderson Home
The Cloverleaf club was entertained by Mrs. E. C. Anderson Thursday afternoon at her home. Luncheon was served to eight with an afternoon of rock following. Mrs. Frank Olsentee Franklin and Mrs. Stanley received score awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Club
E. C. Anderson
Frank Olsentee Franklin
Stanley
Frank Foss
Mesdames Howard Johnson
Virgil Knudson
Earl Nelson
Lin Hale
O. D. Robinson
Don
Smith
C.D. ‘Booker
Knudson
Ora ‘Winn
Randall’s Cafe
Engagement announced for Karen Dawn Bowers and Ross Hansen
Mr and Mrs Lewis Bowers announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Karen Dawn to Ross Hansen. The couple will exchange vows at the Logan LDS Temple on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bowers
Karen Dawn
Ross Hansen
William Deloss “Hansen
Logan
Lds Temple
University of Idaho Women Honoraries and Activities
Betty Ruth Westerberg of Preston chosen maid of honor by Associated Women students for the Mother's Day gala at Moscow. She joined Idaho Mortar Board for senior women leaders. May 10 dedication of the Ethel Steel House saw the silver tea service accepted for occupants. American Legion Auxiliary elected officers May 11 led by Mrs. Maxine Hansen. Friendship Club hosted by Mrs. Helen Burrop with luncheon and games. Myrtle Woodward won high, Dorothy Christiansen low, Ruby Palmer all-out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ruth Westerberg
Preston
Associated Women Students
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Mortar Board
Ethel ‘Steel
Friendship Club
Preston Seminary Graduates 106 Here Friday Evening
Graduation exercises were held for members of the class of 1953 at the Preston seminary on Friday evening. The list includes numerous graduates with several honoring stars denoting high achievement among the 106 graduates.
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Preston Seminary
Alder
Reese Alder
Theo Bruce Anderson
Lorraine Bair
Beverly Beckstead
Enid Bennett
Carolyne Benson
Kent Bergquist
Roma Bodily
Janece Bowers
Karen Bradford
Harold Call
Gordon Coburn
Enid Cole
Carla Corbridge
Mereda Cordingly
Roma Cottle
Lavell Davis
Sandra Day
Dallas Wayne Dockstader
Bruce Jay Dunbar
Wallace Reid
Eberhard
Collette Edgley
Richard Co. Edwards
Glen L . Erickson
Bobby Lamaine Farnes
Darrel Fellows
Peggy Ann Foster
Della Funk
Margaret *Garrett
Sharrol Gilbert
Bruce Rae Golightly
Duane C. Gregerson
Janet Griffeth
Melvin D., Jr. Hall
LaRae Hampton
Peggy
Joan Long
Eugene Wendell Lund
Rhea‘Joan Mathews
Jane Marie Maughn
Carl Merrill
Ann Merrill
Sharon Moosman
DeVonna Neeley
Gordon A. Nelson
Neil Foss Neilson
Ollie Jean Nelson
Sharon
Estella Randall and Clyde Hatch Wed in Logan Temple
Estella Gene Randall and Clyde Ray Hatch were married May 11 at the Logan temple with Pres. George Raymond officiating. A reception at Dr. and Mrs. Merlin Anderson’s home followed, with family members and friends in attendance. The couple will reside in Hyrum, where Hatch works for Miller Packing.
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Estella Gene Randall
Clyde Ray Hatch
Logan Temple
George Raymond
Joseph Hatch
Merlin Anderson
Ralph Davis
Marion E. Bell
Roy Geddes
Doris Hatch
Carol Jensen
Nina Anderson
Ruby Davis
Velma Bell
Edna Jensen
Velma Randall
Trousseau
Preston High School
North Cache High School
Denmark
Hyrum
Hatch
Miller Packing Company
Rev Miner Bruner To Be Speaker at Church
The community church will host Rev. Miner Bruner as guest speaker Sunday morning. Services start at 9 a.m. and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner Bruner
Preston Personals Weekend Visitors at Porter and Merrill Homes
Last weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Porter included Theron Porter of Pocatello. Floyd and Mrs. Diderickson visited Salt Lake City and joined Russell Crockett and Merry Mixers for an evening of dancing. Two weeks’ guests at M. O. Merrill’s were grandchildren Patricia, Roger and Vicki Lynn Merrill from Logan. Charles McNutt and family hosted parents during a trip to Paola and Fort Leonard Wood. Lee Bergquist visited Salt Lake City and Ogden with Leonard Nelson. Sunday visitors at Fred Davis’s home included Melvin Grant and family from Trenton and BE Reese from Logan, who had just returned from surgery. Ruby Eames, visiting from the University of Utah faculty, stayed with D. G. Eames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Porter
Theron Porter
Pocatello
Salt Lake ‘City
Floyd Diderickson
Russell Crockett
Merry Mixers Dancing Club
M. O. Merrill
Patricia
Roger
Vicki Lynn Merrill
Logan
Paola
Kan
Fort Leonard Wood
Col
Charles H. McNutt
Lee Bergquist
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leonard Nelson
Ogden
Fred Davis
Melvin Grant
Trenton
BE. N. Reese
D. G. Eames
Ruby Eames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karen Bowers
Ross. Hansen
Betty Westerberg
U of I
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Maxine “Hansen
Pearl Carstensen
Mene Fuhriman
Hilda Steele
Casey Bergquist
Deona Auger
King Cole
Hunt
Hunt's Market
Nielson
Earl Jay Nielson
Sharlene Annette
Nutter
Pie Lees Packer
Arilyn
Palmer
Douglas Poole
Maxine Porter
Saramae Prescott
Lyman Radford
Robert L. Ralph
Patsy Ruth Ransom
Beverly Roberts
H. J. Grant Sant
Hazel Schenk
Gwen
Schow
H. Wayne Seamons
Blair Seeley
Robert T. Smart
Gloria DeLone Smith
Norman Smith
Ruth Spackman
Boyd Spatig
Ann,Davis
Ann
Viola Esplin
Verna Kidd
Earl’ Lloyd
Earl Lloyd
Card Club
Mesdames C. D. ‘Booker
J. A. Beveridge
Don Smith
Deward Gambles
Joe Malmberg
W. ‘Paul Merrill
Malmberg
Estella
Gene Randall
Clyde R. Hatch
Travel and Hobby Club
Waldo Eames
Martha Larsen
Malad Club
Franklin
County
Valley Garden
Connie Jean Affleck
R. C. Affleck
Connie Jean
Whitney
Penney's
Ss. M. L
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