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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
5
Local families from Logan Preston Riverdale Pocatello and Ogden visited relatives in Treasureton and nearby towns. Attendees include Sant Ward Shumway Perry Paskins Atkinson, and many others, with LDS church events, open house birthday celebrations, football games in Logan USAC BYU and temple visits noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Conlin and family of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs Calvin Forsgren and family of Riverdale visited Orlando Rasmussen and family. They later joined Mr. and Mrs Harley Jepsen and family of Mink Creek for Sunday afternoon visits with Vera Adams and family.
Home visitors include Mr and Mrs Glen Barber and two Missoula children. Archie Wright brought a load of Indians from Arizona. Donald Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs Les Gregory, visits while employed in Ogden and returns Sunday. Local club gathers at Mrs Faye Bells with several attendees.
The Board of Governors and committees met in the ward recreation hall Monday evening for a four course dinner with Chairman William Robinson in charge. Sherman Holton sang after. Cecil Woodward reported the 1952 celebration finances. short remarks followed by board members. Willard Gibson announces birth of first grandchild, a girl, to Dean and Mrs. Gibson. The couple's first child, born Tuesday night at Blackfoot hospital, is the third grandchild for Mrs. Nash of Preston.
Banida residents hosted visitors from California and Utah as church activities, socials, and Sunday meetings filled the weekend. BYU students and relatives joined in sacrament talks, plays, and fireside events while families hosted dinners and outings.
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