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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1958
Page
8
Mr and Mrs George Byington express gratitude to those who offered flowers support and attended the funeral for their beloved son Ronald.
A Lady Elks Hobo party was hosted Monday night November 17 with a chili supper served on newspaper placemats. Lifesize hobos near a campfire decor pointed to the event as prizes were awarded for best hobo hat. Jay Bergquist and several singers performed while bridge and pinochle winners were announced.
Preston first ward hosts its all arts festival Praise Ye the Lord in the ward chapel on Tuesday at 7 30 p m The event features music drama speech and dance Directors are Marjorie Hart Jon Cranney and Peggy Smith Organist Lois Sorenson General direction by MIA presidents Keith Parry and Lee Merrill with assistants Glenda Nelson Vern Klippert Bar Dee Jensen and Gordon Webb Everyone is invited to attend the first ward presentation.
The DUP county camp meeting on Wednesday November 5 at Geneva Larson’s home was led by county President Margaret Winward with prayers by Ethel Stevenson and Harriet Peterson. Reports on camp visits were given by Phyllis Tanner Gretta Nuffer Ethel Stevenson and Allie Packer. Winward spoke on the Salt Lake City convention and Allie Packer delivered the lesson Utah Lakes. Refreshments for 13 were served by Geneva Larson. Cocienda club hosted by Mrs. William Beckstead with quilting and a 4:30 dinner for Ethel Mockli Pearl Oliverson Mary Keller Rae Hobbs Charity Larson Lizzie Weaver Louise C Rasmussen Adele Larson and Margaret Peterson.
The Franklin and Oneida stake sponsors announce a Thanksgiving dance on November 29 at the Oneida stakehouse. The event starts at 8 30 p m with an orchestra providing music and free prizes to attendees. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs Connie Lowe entertained last Friday night at her home with a pink and blue shower for Mrs Emaly Hart. Attendees included LaDean Maughan Joan Nash Monta Rae Smith Brenda Hart and Shirley Larse. Pie and ice cream were served.
Mrs. C. D. Booker entertained Thursday with a salad luncheon for the Mines and guests including Joseph Malmberg W. D. Mc Clellan Don Smith Harold Olsen Doward Gambles Phil West Earl Lloyd and Mrs. Ray Bright High scorer was Mrs Malmberg Gambles won bingo Saturday guests included Lin Hale G W McCune Frank Foss Don Smith Earl Nelson Leo Hawkes A N Wendell and Paul Greaves Dessert luncheon followed with Mrs Wendell taking high and Mrs Nelson second.
Last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Jenperson hosted their grandson Reese Anderson en route to the LDS mission home in Salt Lake City before departing for Hawaii. In Ogden Dick Swainston and Billy Randall attended the stock show with Rita Swainston visiting Saturday. they stayed with Ronde Smiths over the weekend. Bruce Wallace funeral services drew Phil West and William Davis via plane to Boise. Mrs Fred Davis returned from the state PTA convention in Nampa as Idaho PTA Teachers Assn backed a state tax. Gary Hall of Cornish Utah works at Bert Winn farm in Franklin. Harry Woolley and children visited Bountiful to see Zelda Houser who moved there from Salt Lake City.
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