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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

12

Edith Andra to Wed William F Andra Jr in Logan Temple

Edith Andra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gudmundson of Logan, will marry William F. Andra Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Andra of Prestat, at the Logan temple on Friday June 13. A BoMaire club luncheon and party was hosted by Mrs. Carol Condie with assistances by Mrs. Noriie Warr and Mrs. Grace Packard. High score honors went to Mrs. Ida Cutler and all cut to Mrs. Lavinia Cutler. spring blossoms adorned the home. Mrs. Dorothy Herd entertained the T. F. F. club with pinochle and spring decorations. Special guests were Mrs. Hope Workman and Mrs. Vera Pinson. prizes went to Mrs. Radia Neeley, Mrs. Pinson, and Mrs. Helen Baur.

Melvin P. Gudmundson Logan Edith William 'F. Andra, Jr Wm.,. F. Andra Prestat Logan Temple BoMaire Club Carol Condie Dorothy Herd T. F. F. Club Hope Workman Vera Pinson Radia Neeley Pinson Helen Baur Weaver Sisters’ Club Deer Cliff Inn Ralph Gayman Allabell Hull Gayman John R.brown Ilene Brown Royce Fuhriman Andrew E. Fuhriman Franklin Miss Brown Preston Hill Field Ogden Co. P. Skaggs Fuhriman Philippines

Spuc. oe . 39¢ 39c . lb. 39¢

A fragmented grocery listing shows prices centered on 39 cents per pound for items labeled Spuc and oe with multiple 39¢ markers. No clear product names or date context provided.

Two Ghee Sisters Honor Trousseau Tea At State Home

Mrs. Phippen hosted a double trousseau tea for her daughters Zola Mae and Gwendolyn at her South State home last Sunday. Gifts, handwork displays, and wedding books were managed by local committees. The girls plan Salt Lake temple nuptials on June 18 and had about 125 visitors.

Wi ‘K.phippen South State Zola Mae Gwendolyn Salt Lake Temple Trousseau Alden’Sperry la Vera Chatterton Karol Lou Phippen Ellen Wilcox Jenalee- Weaver

Flower and Garden Club Plans June Exhibit

The Franklin County Garden and Flower Club announces a June flower show in the courthouse basement inviting all growers and admirers to contribute or view exhibits. Judges and hosts include W Paul Merrill for roses G L Wright for peonies J C Peterson for his and Milo Hobs for delphiniums. Contact those named to place flowers.

Flower’and Garden Club Franklin County Garden and Flower Club Court House W. Paul Merrill G. L. Wright J. C. Peterson Milo Hobs

Preston Youth Receives Engineering Instructorship

Cliff S Barton of Preston Idaho is awarded a full instructorship in engineering technical mechanics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. He will receive a bachelor of science in civil engineering on June 7 and is married to Emma Whitehead with a baby boy born May 23. Mrs Lynn Laurence of Nyssa Oregon visits her parents in Utah.

Cliff S. Barton Preston Idaho Rensselaer Polytechnics Institute Troy New York Gerald E. Christiansen School of Engineering, Industries and Trades Utah State Agricultural College Barton Preston High School Army Air Force Engineering Research H. R. Kepner USAC Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Emma ‘Whitehead Init

Bell Family Reunion Guests Visit in Huntsville Utah

Mr and Mrs Leon Bell and son Steven from Huntsville Utah were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Conrad Bell and Mr and Mrs Dwight Wilde. Jim Higgins stopped by Wednesday afternoon. Delos Bell stayed home with his parents before returning to BYU. They attended the Bell reunion in Logan last Sunday.

Leon” Bell Steven Huntsville Utah Conrad Bell Dwight Wilde Jim Higgins Conrad‘ Bell DeLos- Bell BYU Delos Bell Logan

Honorary Award Pins Presented in Preston FFA

During a special assembly last Friday Superintendent W. H. Simmons and Principal Reed Brenchley were presented with honorary Future Farmer pins by Richard Meek, president of the Preston FFA chapter. Both men, former farmers, are praised for supporting the FFA and its boys. They join Ben B. Johnson and Don Carter as honored advisors for their guidance.

W. H. Simmons Reed’ Brenchley Richard Meek Preston Simmons Brenchley F. FA Ben B. Johnson Don , Carter

Trailbuilders at Fairview Entertain Fathers

Trailbuilders of the Fairview Primary entertained their fathers with a Thursday evening program. Boys escorted fathers to seats, received boutonnieres, and spoke heartfelt sentiments. Gilbert and others sang, talks were given, a lunch was served, and games followed.

Fairview Vaughan J. Larsen Minnie Cole Lera Whittle William Whittle Kenny Morrison Merlin D. Whittle Bruce Rae Gilbert Stake Henry Rawlings Stephen Hinckley Pearl’ Whitehead M Matilda Gilbert Lydia Cottle

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