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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
12
Winder Friends of Cave Follett met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Palmer Thursday to celebrate Carls birthday. A chicken dinner was served to fourteen. Those present enjoyed fellowship and a brief program.
A series of social items from Preston include couples at dinner games with Arbert Ziggler and others, speakers Norman Swainston Lu Talbot and Shirley Palmer, and a school Hallowe en dance for primary children with costumes and refreshments. Deer hunters named include Charles Nielsen Ray Talbot Ray Swainston Dave Johnson Marion Linhardt Conn Lowe. A family dinner at Bert Bennett home honored Dick Johnson of Boise. Ray Talbot and Goldie Talbot relatives noted plus Ramona Rasmussen visit. baby born to Mr and Mrs Ray Talbot. Meyers of Ogden visited with deer harvest news.
Franklin county 4-H club members exhibited and sold eleven fat beef calves nine fat hogs and six fat lambs at the Ogden livestock show. Beef exhibitors included Claude Keller Jr Mink Creek Wil ford Meek Merlin Woolf of ral duthgeit Glen Mills Clifton Varry Winger Winder Amaryllis Roger Niel Ashton Beckstead Whitney Hyrum Arlo Joseph Ward Clifton exhibited and sold fat hogs while Elroy McDermott Clifton exhibited and sold fat lambs.
Patricia Wood and Norman Beckstead married October 30 at the bride’s Clifton home. Attending were family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fisher and Miss Kenna Wood. The couple planned a short honeymoon then returned for a Clifton ward wedding dance. They will reside in Whitney for now.
Mr and Mrs Swinyard visited Mrs Swinyard's parents in Franklin with their two children, while Mrs Grace Robinson hosted a club luncheon with Gwen Gibson, Vella Woodward and Elna Robins winning prizes. A first child born to Mr and Mrs Roy Lauritzen in Tooele was celebrated. Wayne Doney returned from merchant marine service and will join the Clearfield depot. A Halloween party honored Joyce Stokes's 11th birthday. Family gatherings marked Alma Morrison's birthday with many relatives attending. The Five Hundred Social Club opened with a big supper and card games with top prizes to Horace Haworth and Marlow Woodward.
Mrs Harold Larsen entertained her sewing club last Thursday afternoon at her home on North State Street. The twelve members enjoyed handicraft and a delicious luncheon.
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