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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
17
The American Legion auxiliary met September 23 at the Legion building to discuss the fundraising project and review the constitution and by-laws. The program included Kayla Keller on violin, Virgie Dockst eater on a poem, and Dean Wild on piano.
Miss Sherron Sleight and Jerry Whitehead wed in Logan Temple on September 5 with President Raymond officiating. The reception and wedding dinner followed at local venues hosted by families. Attendants included Kathy Latey and Sharma Sleight. best man Robert Wilkinson. guest table hosts listed. pink lavender white color theme.
The Clubs Social Arts Club met at Geraldine Inglet’s home on September 18 with 17 members present. Marian Rust demonstrated cake making and Grace High School and Henager Business School in Ogden graduates were noted among attendees. The couple mentioned will wed November 8 in the Logan LDS temple. Travel and Hobby Club met at Emily A’s home with luncheon for 14 members and four guests. Guests included Lucy Tanner and Ida Shawb of Logan. New officers named Golda Christensen president Amy Kern vice president Esther Smith secretary. Three sisters Selma Johnson Emily Evans and Ida Shawb performed two Swiss yodeling songs and Ida Shawb gave a reading.
Ross David Lindhardt wed Miss Joan Brower in Logan Temple rites presided by President A George Raymond. Bride, daughter of J W Brower of Groveland Idaho, resides in Salt Lake City. Reception and open house held in Smithfield and Groveland.
Patricia Telford and Earl B. Meek exchange vows September 11 at Logan L. Ss Temple. A Franklin Stake House reception honors the couple. they plan to reside in Preston after a brief wedding trip at the National Park.
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