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Show I October 5, THE CITIZEN Hasten Degree CLEVELAND GRACE -Von Mendenhall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Millen Mendenhall of Thatcher, has completed the requirements for a M.S. degree in Food Science and Technology from Utah State University at Logan, Utah. The research for his thesis was a study of factors which affect the flavor of venison. Von is the recipient of an N.D.E.A. Fellowship, which is offered for students in a doctorate program. He is leaving this week with his family to attend Oregon State University for two years. Von is married to the former Joan Hubbard and the couple has three children, Ivan, Martin and Penny Rae. He has been employed by the Corporation in Soda Springs during the summer and has been making his home in Bench. ee ATTENTION Members of the Social Arts club had an edifying evening at the home of Mrs. David Beckstead Thursday. Special guest, Mrs. LeArta Hammond, gave an illustrated dress making lecture. Refreshments were served to 15 at the conclusion. Mrs. David Beckstead was hostess for the Whitney Ladies club at her home Monday evening. The guests arrived with their favorite recipe and samples of the same. As a result, eating and sociability made an enjoyable evening for the 15 who came. Mrs. David E. Davis entertained Golden Hour club members and Mrs. Carolyn Condie at the Westwood Social Center Monday afternoon. Bridge was the featured dl version following a dainty luncheon. Score awards went to Mrs. Orvid Cutler and Mrs Vanza McClellan. ! SKIERS! Clubs FHA Holds CLUBS Thatcher Han Gets Kerr-McG- 1967 The meeting of the Pickwick club at the home ofi Mrs. Leo Palmer Wednesday st Social 1 was a most memorable event The opening social for the West Side F.II.A. was held Monday in the West Side gym and lunch room. The party backwas a wards party. Many different varieties were present at the After refreshments, party. games were played In the gym. On September 22, two films were shown to the F.II.A. members on Jobs and careers. They were The Stewardess Story" and The Big Question." come-as-you-a- re slide Merrills Return From Reunion The Initial meeting of the season for the Spring Creek camp, Daughters of Pioneers, Dr. and Mrs. L. V. Merrill returned home recently from atrip. They went particularly to Portland, Ore., where they attended a reunion of the 1917 was held at SKI CLUB FOR THIS AREA. FORMER OLYMPIC RACER MARGO WALTERS ALL INWILL SPEAK AND SHOW SKI MOVIES. TERESTED IN SKIING ARE URGED TO ATTEND. THE MISS WALTERS WILL ALSO ADDRESS PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTBODY AT AN graduates of the Uni- of Oregon Dental School of which Dr. Merrill versity was a member. Twenty-fou- r of the 108 graduates of that year were present. The ev--1 ent was sponsored by alumni of the college, (me of whom was a son, Dr. Vinton Merrill, of Long Beach, Calif., and a Dr. Herbert J. Wheeler, of Salt Lake City. Both of these doctors, with their wives, were also in attendance. The Merrills visited their children at Stockton, Calif., before returning home. ASSEMBLY THURSDAYaFTERNOOn! FOR FURTHER BILL NASH, PHONE INFORMATION, 852-079- ' CONTACT 9. MR. AND MRS. ROGER HADERLIE Judy Baird Becomes Bride Of Roger Haderlie In Temple Dayton Gill Gets Ricks Dorm Post of Lois Beutler, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beutler of Dayton, was named vice president of the west wing of the womens residence hall at Ricks College. There is a vice president over each wing of the hall, the hall, at the Kerr-Barn- the Whitney church Friday afternoon with 13 In attendance. Happenings and biographies of pioneers prominent during the 1867 year made an interesting lesson presented by Adrlanne Beckstead. Rosella Dunkley related the history of her great grandfather, Thomas Galloway Lowe. There was an Installation of a new presidency for the camp and they include Elna Alder, Freda Ransbottom, Nona Gollghtly and Ida Prescott. They served refreshments at the conclusion of the program. son-in-la- A MEETING WILL BE HELD THURSDAY OCTOBER 5, AT THE PRESTON GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUBHOUSE AT 1:00 PJML TO ORGANIZE A : Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Durtskl of Soda Springs were the guest speakers. Mrs. Durtskl was raised in East Germany and she, with her parents and brothers and sisters, escaped from that zone In 1960. She related particulars and experiences. Mr. Durtskl is a native of Utah and the couple met while each was serving on an LDS mission to West Germany. They also showed pictures. Interesting Mrs. Palmer served a dainty repast at the conclusion of the program. MINK CREEK In rites solemnized in the Salt Lake temple, Judy Baird became the bride of Roger Haderlie. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Baird of Mink Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Byron es college. Friday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m To Saturday 6 p.m. Haderlie of Gay Ninety club members were entertained at a luncheon and social at the home of Mrs. Mary Jensen Thursday afternoon. Eight were in attendance. Cheerio club members en- joyed an afternoon at the Idaho Falls are home of Mrs. Pearl Corbridge of the bridegroom. A wedding supper, hosted Monday. parents Luncheon was sermarked for tables ved at by the bridegrooms parents, It nine and table games were followed the ceremony. was given at the Doll House the diversion. in Salt Lake City. On September 8, a reception was given by Mr. and Mrs. Baird in their honor at the Mink Creek ward cultural hall. The bride wore a gown of white taffeta covered with white nylon. It was. floor length with a train and trim-- 1 med with appliqued motifs of lace and pearls. Her fingertip veil of white nylon was fastened to her head with a single white rose. Her bouquet was of American Beauty ROBERT JENKINS MRS. Robert Jenkins Mamed To Bountiful Girl In Temple Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Holbrook of Bountiful, Utah, recently announced the engagement and marriage of their foster daughter, Miss Hilda Flores, to Robert Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oris E. Jenkins of Preston. The couple exchanged marriage vows in the Logan temple on September 14 after which they were honored at a reception given by Utahs State Senator Holbrook and his wife in Bountiful. On September 15, friends and relatives attended an open house for the couple given by parents of the groom in the Preston Second ward. Miss Flores is a graduate of Weber State Beauty College and Is now working in Roy. Mr. Jenkins fulfilled an LDS mission in West Mexico and is a graduate of Weber States Electronic Trade Tech. The couple will make their home in Ogden where Mr. Jenkins is employed at Hill Air Force Base and both will continue their education at Weber State College. red roses. The bridal group greeted guests from a beautiful background of a white lace screen draped with swags of pink chiffon and trimmed with silvered sprays of green leaves. At the ends of the screen were large baskets of pink and red chrysanthemums MADNesss ssssss COME PREPARED TO SAVE ON HUNDREDS OF HOME FURNISHINGS . . . SPECIALS. THESE ARE AIJ. DEPARTMENTS HAVE OUTSTANDING YOULL FIND IN OVERJUST SOME SAMPLES OF HIE MARK-DOWLOTS OF ITEMS, BUT ONLY ONE OR TWO STOCKED MERCHANDISE. OF A KIND, SO HURRY RIGHT INTO CARLSONS - gladiolus. The bridal attendants were DeAnn Chatterton of Maple-to- n, Bonnie Baxter and Sue Christensen of Salt Lake City, LADIES SWEATERS SKIRTS Value! to $14.95 Valnes to $12.95 erlie. Dancing was enjoyed by the guests and refreshments served. Those who assisted with gifts and serving refreshments were Lima Jep-se- n, Verla Baird, Lorn a Wilde, Naomi Jensen, Gloria Values to $10.95 LADIES' Jensen, Doris Short, Shirley Keller, Susan Jensen, Sandy Hansen, Jeannie Hansen. Ann Keller, June Jensen, Sonya Christensen, Kim and Terry Values to $9.95 Sandra Sorenson registered the guests. Keller. LADIES On Saturday evening. September 9, parents of the the young groom honored eouple at an open house in Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Haderlie hon- regular 99c in Yellowstone eymooned Park. They are now making their home in Logan where both are attending USU. LADIES SHOES FLATS AND HEELS VALUES TO $14.95 2 for $3.00 iM.si.sga USE THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR BLOCKS CHARGE ACCOUNT OR LAY IT AWAY NOW PRESTON Phone Open From 9:00 a.m. to 6 - er broidered lrredescent nylon and the skirts of American Beauty red velvet. Each carried a red rose centered in a The pink chrysanthemum. mothers wore pink dresses and red corsages. Glen Leek of Salt Lake City was best man and ushers were Ted Baird, Hal Baird, Ray Johnson and Kirke Had- LADIES HOSE 4 09s d HEAVY NYLON MATTLASSE BEAUTIFUL NEW BLUE GREEN REG. $249.00 DEMONSTRATOR COVER They wore dresses fashioned like in full length empire style. The tops of the dressem es were made of all-ov- LADIES' CAPRIS BLOUSES Hide-A-Be- Susan Romreill of Idaho Falls. Christine Kearl of Logan and Jill Baird of Mink Creek. 852-13- pjn., Monday Through Saturday 05 Perfect Sleeper $99.50 Bedroom Sel BOX SPRING AND KING SIZE REG. $299.00 MATTRESS SET - COUCH $139.99 Lovely FRENCH PROVINCIAL Ocean Green, 100 Nylon Mattlauo REG. $274.00 Small Scratch CHAIRS ITALIAN STYLE - Frnltwood Trim $7150 With High Back REG. $149.00 Boudoir Chairs $57.90 - FRENCH PROVINCIAL REG. $94.50 2 ONLY CHAIRS - REG. OCCASIONAL ered $44.90 Green Nylon EARLY AMERICAN REG. . Paintings - $37.90 HAND PAINTGROUPING Orange and Brown Tones REG. $79.00 Really Lovely c. ED French Scenes $13.44 - HAND PAINTED MODERN 27" x 27 Pr. or Single Reg. $32.50 ea. Pair $79.50 Lamps CORDEY Silver Cast, French Provincial, Hand Carved Reg. $105.00 Lamps Cov- $199.00 Bassett Quality With Double lifetime Formica Top REG. $169 AO WOODTONE One or a Pair $79.50 COUCH Frieze Cover Off White c. Dreiser $127.90 Lamp . Ea. $17.90 REG. $36.50 Each $22.59 WHITE PORCELAIN With Antique One Only Reg. $59..95 Gold Trim Brown Nylon $259.00 First Ward Relief Society Sets Bazaar Preston First ward Relief Bazaar will be Octobat the Franklin stake house. Supper will be served from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. There will be a special children s Society er 6 menu. begin selling They will items at 7:30. There will be and white quilts, aprons s goods. A special children store will be set up to sell Halloween costumes and other items. There also will be a Chrismtas section. OF PRESTON FURNITURE - GIFTS - CARPETING |
