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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
8
The Fine Arts Club met at Anna Palmer’s home with Hattie Greaves as special guest Cassie Bell provided entertainment and a book review. Fourteen members attended and desserts were served while new officers elected last spring began their term.
A notice states an event will be at the home of Marion Condie on September 22. The exact purpose or host organization is not specified in the readable text. The fragment confirms a scheduled gathering at a named individual's residence.
Miss Ethel Beckstead daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Beckstead of Preston married Keith Parry son of Mr and Mrs Edwin L Parry of Preston in a Salt Lake Temple ceremony solemnized by Marion G Romney. The couple took a Yellowstone park honeymoon before settling in Preston.
Joyce Read and Perry Shumway wed in a Logan LDS temple ceremony July 25. George Nelson solemnized the marriage witnessed by relatives and close friends. The couple were honored at a wedding breakfast and reception and plan to live in Smithfield after honey mooning at Yellowstone Park. Read is from Smithfield along with her family. Shumway’s family is from the area. Both graduates attended North Cache high school and seminary. Read’s bridal party included Bonnie Kay Pilkington and others.
The Merry Mixers club met Monday evening with Mr and Mrs H B Allen as hosts. Dancing in the sixth ward chapel preceded refreshments at the Allen home. The 24 members include Rex Jensen and Floyd Diderickson, both of Preston, along with Russell Crockett and Harold Lowe from Franklin.
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