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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Steffan and family of Logan visited with Mr and Mrs Herbert Owen. Lucille Jensen Helen Jensen Colleen Jensen and Zetta Auger attended the Oneida stake Bee hives award night held in Preston Tuesday evening.
The report records Mr and Mrs C A Mousely and family visiting Richmond with the Anger family. Cecelia Petterborg and family with Ell McDonald from Seattle visited Logan. A Gleaner and Junior girls social at Emma Auger's home featured Marion Condie of Preston demonstrating Treasures of Truth and piano solos by Lucille Jensen and Lucy Auger.
Minkcreek The Mountain View 4-H club led by Dwight Wilde took ten calves to the Preston fair. The group earned de ribon and two white ribbons whileWar ren Wilde received the county calf award for outstanding 4-H work. The Bell family gathered at Logan canyon for a Sunday mutton fry with Mr and Mrs Crawford Jensen and their sons plus Mr and Mrs Leon Bell and Huntsville residents.
Mr and Mrs Duane Brenden and daughter of Renton WA Mr and Mrs Dwight Wilde and Mr and Mrs Delos Bell of Mink Creek Mr and Mrs Lynn Nelson are the proud parents of a baby boy born Aug 25 at Preston Memorial Hospital Mildred Keller entertained Tuesday evening in honor of Mardell Nielsen and Blaine Larson who are leaving on missions
Mothers and daughters gathered at Mrs. Marzella Archibald in Dayton for an all evening program. Ann Hansen played piano, Diane Callister read a poem, Hazel Beutler autoharp, Mattie Atkinson read, Carolyn Griffeth sang, Clorna Balls paid tribute to mothers, Beth Butters played Hawaiian guitar, Peg Callister and Ila Coburn honored daughters and Catherine Archibald. Among activities were lawn games and social visiting. oldest mother Catherine Archibald and youngest Katherine Naef received flowers, plus flowers for families with three generations. 110 mothers and daughters attended with refreshments served.
The four stake relief society convention will be held September 9 at the Franklin stake house in Preston. It includes Oneida Franklin Smithfield and Benson stakes under Oneida stake relief officers led by Ida Evans. General board members from Salt Lake City will attend all sessions.
Franklin County Farm Bureau president Albert Moser and wife hosted visiting officers and their spouses at Community camp in Cub river canyon Tuesday night. A Dutch oven chicken dinner was prepared and served to attendees.
Following lunch on the 28th at 2 pm the general session will convene for all stake and society officers and class leaders. Priesthood representatives and visiting teachers are invited to attend this session.
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