Miss Dorothy Burton and Don Workman Wed in Logan Temple
Miss Dorothy Burton of Cleveland and Don C. Workman of Treasureton wed in a Logan LDS temple ceremony on Oct. 8 officiated by President Hyrum J. Bell. A wedding breakfast followed in Logan, and a reception at the Cleveland ward chapel. The couple honeymooned in northern Idaho and California and will reside in Treasureton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Burton
Don C. Workman
Logan Temple
Logan Lds Temple
Cleveland
Treasureton
Hyrum J. Bell
Temple
Logan Cafe
Myrl Workman
Cleveland Ward
Hostaperath Yelde
Rulon Burton
Isabell Hawkes
Salt Lake City
Jo- Ann Murray
Lois Franklin
Blaine Dunn
Bestman
Allen Fryer
Dennis McCarrel
Daryl Workman
Trousseau
Pearl Bennett
la- Vina Nielson
Anona Lowe
Bonnie Davis
Norma Burton
Karen Corbett
JoAnn Barthlome
Elvina Beckstead
Mary Smith
Florence Panter
Idaho
California
Witch’s Brew Halloween Party Hosts Friday
Mrs. A. W. Anderson and Mrs. Alton Nash cohosted a Halloween preview party Friday at Mrs. Clair Bickmore’s home. Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon and bridge, with prizes awarded for high and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Bickmore
A. W. Anderson
Alton Nash
O. D. Robinson
C. D. Booker
Sock Hop at Preston High Sets Evening of Fun
Tomorrow at 8 30 Thespians and GAA clubs host a sock hop at Preston High with a morning assembly featuring talent from clubs and classes. Prizes Tuesday for best talent and for the loudest shirt and stockings. Karen Dunn hosted a Halloween party Saturday night with a spook alley and refreshments for listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
GAA
Preston High School
Karen Dunn
Marion Beveridge
Julie Hammond
Anna Lée ‘Fisher
Maurine
Evans
Kathy Kross
Sylvia Hamilton
Pat Hoggan
Paul Norton
Gordon Wooley
Eugene Merrill
Douglas Roper
Stanley ‘Fellows
Malin Davis
Lions Club Party Aprons and Overalls at Court House
The Lions Club hosted an apron and overalls themed party last Wednesday in the courthouse basement with Lynn Fuickrell as acting chairman. Stella Paton read, Norle Palmer and Gae Keller sang, a comedy skit directed by Marion Rust featured Herman Richards Gary Merrill and Clair Egbert, and dancing followed by numbers from several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lynn Fuickrell
Stella Paton
Norle Palmer
Gae Keller
Marion Rust
Herman Richards
Gary Merrill
Clair Egbert
Carolyn Chadwick
Hal Palmer
Myrtle’ Woodward
Adam Chatterton
Louise Johnson
Julie Simons
Sherrie Weaver
Deanna Edwards
Carma Schow
Teddy” Hill
Jay-Cette party at Elks lodge honors 38 members
The Jay-Cettes and partners held a Thursday evening party at the Elks lodge. A full course dinner was served for 38 members. Games were played and prizes awarded for best costumes. Parley Gunnell and Merle Farnes won prizes.
Bridge Social Honors Seventies Members at Franklin Event
The 18th quorum of seventies presidents hosted a dinner at Franklin stakehouse to honor retiring members J Neff Boothe Vaughan Packer and Marcus Weaver. Mrs Don Greaves hosted a bridge club evening with Halloween costumes eight attendees. Ora Winn won high Nita Cutler second and Lorraine Lower low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Stakehouse
J. Neff Boothe
Vaughan Packer
Marcus Weaver
Ora Winn
Nita Cutler
Lorraine
Halloween Party Hosted by Joan Diderickson
Joan Diderickson entertained eight friends with a Halloween party at her home on Friday evening. Guests wore costumes, a lunch was served, and games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Diderickson
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Preston Citizen
Mr. and
Mrs
South State
Preston
DUNN
Rendezvous
Winder
Winder ‘Ward Recreation Hall
VIOLA _ESPLIN
Mae Swainston
Viola Esplin
Swainston
Cand Vi Palemer
Minnie Larsen
Olive’ Warsen
Elaine. ‘Smith
Elaine
Smith
Spencer Nelson
Selma Fellows
Geneva Wallgreen
Velda Olsen
Julia Iera Bach
Robert
Fulton
Robert S. Fulton
Franklin Cafe
Luther Boyd
A’ N. Wendell
Rulon Dunn
Greaves
Don Greaves
J. C. Penney
Missouril
Kemmerer
Wyo
Rogers
Penney’s
The
International Silver Company
Penney’ S
Decorator
Founder’s Day
Valua
Ea Ache
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