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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1965
Page
2
November 29 features tuna salad macaroni and cheese buttered green beans corn bread and honey milk. November 30 offers minced ham sandwiches cheese slices olives apple betty with whipped cream milk. Chili and crackers vege table jello salad celery pie alamode bread butter milk. Barbeque on buttered bun hash browns dill pickles apple milk.
A vintage ad touts Lydia Pinkham as a gentle medicine aiding women with life change fears. It claims many women found relief without expense and questions about doctors and cures are addressed within the text.
In Weston ward Sacrament meeting N S Bastian was released as Aaronic Priesthood advisor Archie Lott and Emma Dea ton were released as Sunday School teacher Alan Davis and Lois Nielson were sustained as ward roles. The ward bulletin director was sustained and the Weston Ward Choir performed with Fred Bingham and daughter Julie. Talks by Glen Stevenson and Ted Stuart. Elder Hawkes spoke of Scotland mission.
Oneida stake visitors Pres Carl Mortenson Wilis Burton Reed Hawkes and Leo Byington spoke at Saturday and Sunday meetings. Mrs Maxine Hymas and Don Workman sang solos. Allan Lyon and Peggy stayed with C L Lyon in West Jordan Utah. High School Music Festival in American Falls featured Allan Lyon as bus driver for students.
A large crowd attended a Sunday night sacrament meeting in Clifton as Neil Fuller reported his mission. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs McKay Fuller and Heber Fuller, plus Mr and Mrs Allen Davis of Logan and Ronald Ward of Provo. A high councilman Milo Hobbs praised the report. Neil and his parents spoke.
Mr and Mrs Marguerite Henderson drove to Logan on Friday for shopping and to visit Steven Bailey who is enrolled in school there.
Weekend event notice lists doors opening at 7 p.m. with features starting around 7:30. Admission for adults is 8 cents and children 5 cents due to sales tax.
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