Testimonial Set For Missionary at Franklin Ward
William Brent Robinson son of Floyd C and Mrs Robinson has accepted a call to serve as an LDS missionary in the California mission. He is a 1959 Preston High and 1958 LDS Seminary graduate and will be honored with a testimonial next Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Franklin ward chapel. Entering the mission home is planned for the following Saturday. Bridge Club Meets at Greaves Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brent Robinson
Floyd C. Robinson
Franklin
LDS
California
Robinson
LDS Seminary
Cleveland Ward
Ilder’ Condie
Wiyde Ja. Condie
New England States
Grace High School
LUS Seminary
Rodney Nash Honored Before South Australia Mission
Rodney R Nash son of Ross and Mrs Nash of Ogden receives a testimonial at Preston ward chapel Sunday evening 6 30 before departing on a mission to South Australia. He attended LDS seminary and Preston High School class of 195. He played baseball and track and served six months in the Nations Guard in 1959 at Fort Ord and Fort Sill. He will enter the mission home October 31 and leave November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Ross Nash
Ogden
A. B. Nash
Prestopix
Sethay Bowe Rodney
LDS Seminary
Preston High School
Nations Guard
Fort Ord
Calif
Fort Sill
Okla
Utah State University
Allen Clyde Condie Will Serve Mission
Elder Condie of Cleveland receives a call to serve in the New England States mission. A testimonial honors Allen Clyde Condie with details of his background, school, and upcoming departure on Nov. 7. The piece notes his football and baseball activity and references his brother serving in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Clyde
Condie
Ricks College
Coddie
Ronald W. Condie
California
World Cruise party hosts jungle themed South Africa stop
On the second lap of their world cruise 60 Juadice of Elk visited South Africa for a jungle safari at the jodge hall Monday evening led by Arnie Nash and Nan Co burn. The hall featured a thatched hut native village and decorative table scenes. Prizes in bridge and pinochie were awarded and the cruise will continue toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Jodge Hall
Arnie Nash
Nan Coburn
Maurine Ainscough
Connie Thomas
Evan Merril
Carol Stone
Sabina Nash
Clara Auger
Deane Auger
Phyllis Anderson
Tony *Christensen
Sally Nash
Sylvia Malmberg
Rae Gregerson
Eva Merrill
Martyn Doney
Oingn
Barbara Spatig
Carma Anderson
Mexico Way
Grace Bridge Club Meets for Evening at Poole Home
Grace Bridge Club members motored to the home of Alice Poole Wednesday night for a salad luncheon. Attendees included Ellen Wilcox, Jolce Bambrough, Marcene Garrett, Leona Chatterton, Maurine Crockett, Billie Lou Butterfield, and Florence Greaves of Logan. Mrs Bambrough scored high and Mrs Greaves low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Alice Poole
Ellen , Wilcox
Jolce Bambrough
Marcene
Garrett
Leona Chatterton
Maurine ‘Crockett
Billie Lou Butterfield
Florence Greaves
Logan
Mrs. Conrad Bell Honored at Preston Sisters Party
Mrs Conrad Bell, newly married to Conrad Bell, is honored at a Preston party hosted by Mrs Merelda Winger. Attendees include Mrs Bessie Wells, Mr and Mrs Edd Talbot, Mr and Mrs Leland Christensen, and Mrs Ivie Clayton. Gifts are presented to the bride during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Merelda
Winger ’ “Bell
Conrad Bell
Logen Temple
Bessie’ Wells
Edd Talbot
Winder
Leland Christensen
Osiem
Sunshine Terrace
Logan
Aimer
Bell
Study Club Meets Sunday at Eldon Johnston Home
The Study club met Sunday evening at the Eldon Johnston home with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston hosting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hoggan Mr. and Mrs. Max Norton Mr. and Mrs. Von Pack Mr. and Mrs. Garland Kidd and Mrs. John Sharp. Light refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Pine
Ona Edgley
J. M. Palmer
Samuel Smith
Oneta Forsgren
John
Barker
Mildred Anderson
Maxine McNutt
KK. EK. Clark
California
Marcia
Edgley
Kathy Edgley
Eldon Johnston
Johnston
Reid Hoggan
Max Norton
von Pack
Garland- Kidd
John. Sharp
Chinese Student Speaker Sunday at Community Church
A Chinese student from Hong Kong spoke at Sunday church meeting. Mrs. LaReine Solley led a lesson, a family potluck dinner followed, with 35 attendees in attendance at the Community Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Metcalf
LaReine- Solley
U_Bing Fok
Hong Kong
China
USA
Ensigns and Laurels Plan Saturday Coronation Event
The Ensigns and Laurels coronation, honoring bishops and their wives of Franklin stake, will be held this Saturday at 9 pm in Franklin stakehouse. An outstanding orchestra and floor show will be featured and the dress and suit affair invites Mutual age members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Stake
Franklin ‘Stakehouse
Erma Winn Hosts Quilting Day on Birthday
Mrs. Erma Winn of Winder hosted a quilting event at her home on Wednesday. The gathering doubled as a birthday anniversary luncheon with guests Bleah Davis Marie Lindhardt Florence Seamons Leena Day Devon Baker and others. Hustan Miles and Sarah Bright assisted in the afternoon and a gift was presented to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrcs
Erma Winn
Winder
Davis
Marie Lindhardt
Florence Seamons
Leena
Devon Baker
Hustan Miles
Sarah Bright
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Tom
Heath
Senate
Franklin County
Tom Heath
State Senate
B. St Edeley
Bridge Club
Greaves
Ora Greaves
Fay Foss
Delores Johnson
Norm Hale
Bernadine Smith
Rodney
Preston First Ward
Rodney.r. Nash
Rodney R
Nash
Allen Clyde
Con Lie
Cleveland
Weber
William Webers
Robert_Acock
Russell
Cranney
Verd Metcalf
Earl Solley
James’ Gregerson
Acock
Solley
METS
Chevrolet
Studebaker
fAbbaltAchsat
Chevrole
Lady Elks
Helen. Merrill
Bridge
Ruth Weber
Harriet
Virginia
Metcalf
LaReine Solléy
Phyllis “Acock
Mera Palmer
Maxine’ McNutt
Santa Barbara
Wanda Allen
Wanda ‘Allen
Star Bridge
Joseph Trent Ome
Alene, Ailer
Sarah Bambrough
Mae Cwier
Ellen Areaves
Phyllis ‘Evans
Lorna Larsen
Mrs.Butler
Larsen
Idaho
County
Dean Palmer
Vole
Republican
Omni
Franklin County Republican ‘Central Comm
A. Rigley
Bridge‘ Club
Eldon
Johnstoin
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Penney’s
Orion
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