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Show IIINCKLEV .... Harriet Spcndlovc Mr and Mrs. Marion Warnick av Mrs Warnick's sister, spent h fh visiting with Mr. 8 pick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. parley Warnick. ?0 I eonard Palmer was visited over Se- ,), weekend by his sister-in-la-celestial Millerberg and her hus-- hand. This week M. I. A will be held m that the opera can n ?roSSSedhere two nights, Tues- - Wednesday in the local day and U, auditorium. lav Clinton Langstan and his girl and Jeannine Barnes and her nlrbier drove from Salt Lake City ht irTatted the Junior Prom in Hinck-e- s. returned to Salt Lake Ipv They 01 that evening after the dance. ti There will be a post-pro- m held this next Saturday with the decor-- ations still being up. Miss Sherlene Talbot was guest of honor at a birthday party held by her mother at her home. Many little friends enjoyed an after- noon of games. Delicious refresh- ments were served. Another party for the younger set was held at the Hugh Hilton home, honoring Marjean Hilton on her birthday last Sunday. Many of the same guests enjoyed both par- ties. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Talbot and Jerry Judd spent part of last week in Salt Lake visiting their father, George Talbot, whose progress after his operation is reported as satisfactory. Coach Christensen, Clare Bish-op and Warren Petersen spent sev- eral days in Salt Lake last week attending the basketball tourna-ment. Mr. and Mrs. Verdell Bishop are now in Salt Lake City. Mr. Bish-op attended the game also. They are planning o spend a week or two there. Belva Morris, Ruth Talbot and Bertha Love, and their husbands, attended a family dinner, honoring their father, John Henry Western, on his 79th birthday. The family was all present at the Western home in Deseret. Mrs. Cluff Talbot entertained Saturday night, a week ago, at a party, where she honored the Tal-bot family. Evelyn Bliss accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jan Wright to Salt Lake City where they bid Darrell Wright farewell as he left for his mission. Mrs. Erma Cropper entertained the Literary Club at her home on Thursday evening. "The Purple Plain" by Bates was reviewed apt-ly by May Cropper. Members pres- ent included. Margaret Jensen, Ekins, Ruth Robinson, Melba Nielson, Roma Ekins, Elaine Hardy, Harriet Spendlove, May Cropper an the hostess; while the guest list included; Esther Petersen, Arvilla Swensen, Bertha Love, Ruth Tal-bot, Jackie Black, Julia Bliss, Nina Mecham and Lois Wilson. lone Hilton came from Provo to attend the Junior Prom and return-ed to Provo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Mcintosh of Salt Lake City, visited with rel-atives here, over the weekend, and attended the Prom.. Ervin Chaffin, who is attending school at the BYU, will be home this weekend, as it is the end of the winter quarter. Other students from Hinckley who attend the BYU and will be home this weekend, include; Glen-d- a Cropper, lone Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hilton, Boyd Hilton, Edward and Grant Woodbury. Carol Moody, who has missed the Winter Quarter at school will re-turn to the BYU, for the Spring Quarter. ; , Millard Counfy Chronicle .' .'Delta Ut., Thurs. Mar. 18, 1948 i i. Engagement n Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Willing Zundell, of 2621 Van Buren Street, Ogden, Utah, wish to announce the en-gagement of their daughter, Nola, to Meivin Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner of Deseret. They plan a spring wedding. ' . D. U. P. MEETING ( t i FRIDAY, MARCH 19 ' The Ann E. Melville Bishop camp fJ( ' D. U. P. will meet Friday, March , 19 at 3 p. m. in- the basement of ; the Delta Second ward church, with 'I Mrs. Fontella Bishop aad Mrs. Fran- - cetta Sampson as hostesses. Sav- - . alia Sanford will review the jour- - I " nal of George Cannon Lambert. 1 j y. Arc Married In SsiH Lake Miss Betty Elayne Christiansen, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Christiansen, of Hyrum, and Reuben Jay Chynoweth, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Chynoweth, 3035 ;7th East, Salt Lake City, were mar-ried Thursday, March 11, in a Salt Lake LDS temple ceremony. Miss Janice Chynoweth,, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid, and Floyd Christiansen was best man. A reception in the Wandamere ward that evening honored the couple. The bridegroom and his sister are former Deltans, when their parents lived here before moving to Salt Lake City several years ago. Ifonie WcddSng Unites Cossnle Helen Irene Sampson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Samp-son, of Delta, became the bride of John Morrey Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Anderson of Oak City on March 12. The ceremony !was perfor.med by E. L. Moody, bishop of Delta Third ward, at the home of the bride's parents. For her wedding the bride chose a blue taffeta gown, and carried a bouquet of red roses mixed with white carnations. Mrs. Donna Faye Oppenheimer, a sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor. Francis Anderson, brother of the bride-groom, acted as best man. Following the ceremony a lunch-eon was served and a program was given. Oak City will be their future home, where Mr. Anderson will, be engaged in farming with his fath-er. ... v rrr.i. Guests Call Oct Golden Wedding Many messages of congratula-tion and close to two hundred guests were received Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Bennett, at an open house that celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett were married March 15, 1898, at Deseret. Friends called from two until eight o'clock Sunday evening at their home in Delta, where they have lived since 1926. Best wishes for their contin-ued health and happiness and gifts to mark the occasion made the day memorable for Mr. and Mrs. Ben-nett. All of their ten children, with the exception of Mrs. Reva Watts, were home for the party. Mrs. Watts, who is in Ray, Arizona, at this time, where Mr. Watts is em-ployed, was unable to be present. Attending from out of town were William H. Bennett, of Magna, Mrs. Thelma L. Bliss, of Garfield, and Orin Z. Bennett, of St. George. From Delta were Orvil J., Carl N. Mrs. Fern B. Day, Clemont, K. J. and R. Max Bennett. That evening all of the family, with the child-- 1 ren and grandchildren, held a fam-ily reunion. Wallace Church drove to Salt Lake City Wednesday, to bring back Mrs. Church and their baby daughter, who had been there for medical treatment for the baby. Gerald Huff made the trip with him. DESERET STAKE RELIEF f SOCIETY MEETING j J Deseret Stake Relief Society Un- - , ion Meeting will be held Saturday ' evening, March 20, at 8 p. m., in the Delta Seminary building. yy ' i s TINTIC COUPLE OBSERVE SILVER WEDDING DATE Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoover, whose silver wedding anniversary is March 17, are observing toie oc-casion with a dinner party on Sun-day, at their home in Tintic. Guests from Delta will be Mayor and Mrs. Golden H. Black and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison. Royal Neighbors Are Entertained The Royal Neighbors were enter-tained on Wednesday afternoon of the past week by Fontella Bishop and Nell Watson, at luncheon at the home of Mrs. Bishop. Present that day were Lu Swalberg, Ava Starley, Savalla Sanford, Irene Lit-tle, Bessie Judd, Abbie Prestwich, Hazel Cahoon, Iva Mitchell, club members, and Waiora Wallace and Betty-Johnso- guests. After lun-cheon Rook was played, with high score awards being made to Mrs. Starley, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Wal-lace. was there to .take pictures of the group and seven presidents. Manetta Baker and Ellen Crop-per came down from Sale Lake City especially for the party. IMESERET . Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Davis and children, from Provo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cahoon. ' Mr. Robert Terrens went to ia as his father is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ormus L. Dutson and Mr. and Mrs. Verd Davis made a trip to Salt Lake last week. Mr. Terry and Mr. Banks were home missionary speakers in Sac-rament meeting. They were from Lynndyl and they both gave good talks, which were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Johnson and children, from Lund, spent the weekend here, with Mrs. Maud Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Phillips and daughter, Linda, just returned from a three months visit in Virginia and California. The Guides in Primary enter-tained their mothers at a party Monday evening. Martha Mace told of her experiences in the mission field and the rest of the evening was spent playing games. A plate lunch was served. Therpa Webb is the Guide teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webb spent several days in Salt Lake City, vis-iting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffit. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damron and son from Tooele, spent a. couple of days here, visiting last week. Mr. and Mrs. Van J. Warnick and daughter, Marilyn, spent a few days in Salt Lake City last week. Milden Scow spent last Tuesday in Salt Lake City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wise, from Fillmore, spent the week in Des-eret, with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dam-ron and family. The Advanced Junior Class in Sunday School held a party Wed-nesday evening at the home of Lucile Sampson. One High Rook was enjoyed by the following-Cloy- Theobald, Anna Lou Dew-snu- p, Joan Davis, Dale Carling, Gerald Damron, Sheldan Christen-sen, Donald Western, Gordon Dew-snu- p. Candy and peanuts were the refreshments.. High scores were held by Gerald Damron, Cloyd Theobald, and low by Dale Carling. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Moody and children, from Salt Lake City, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cropper and daughter, spent Sunday at Fill-more. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moody entertained at a par-ty. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crafts, Mr. adn Mrs. Earl Stanworth, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sampson. The evening was spent playing cards and a lunch was ser-ved. The Deseret Relief Society held a party Tuesday afternoon, honor-ing all the past presidents of the Deseret organization, of which 7. are still living and were present. They are, in order: Grace Warnick, Alice Western, Manetta Baker, El-len Cropper, Mollie Dewsnup, Zada Dewsnup and our present presi-dent, Myrtle Western. Each president was presented with a beautiful corsage of violets at the beginning of the program. The program was as fallows: Pray-er by Musetta Western; piano se-lection "My Wild Irish Rose", by Carole Warnick; reading by Ray Jensen; song by Mrs. Erma Crop-per, accompanied by Roma Ekins; remarks from president Myrtle Western; poem "My Next Door Neighbor"; remarks by all the past presidents telling of some experi-ences or incident that happened while each were presiding. We also heard from some of the past coun-selors.; song by Mrs. Erma Ekins "I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go Dear Lord"; closing song, "Let Us All Press On". A lunch was ser-ved with St Patrick's theme. Dur-ing the lunch Matilda Hales spoke a few words and many of the past presidents told of the good deeds that Matilda had done in the past. The chapel was beau-tifully decorated for the occasion and a good time was had by all. Therza Webb, recreation leader, acted as toastmistress. LaMar Brunson from Fillmore jii mm mi win. ACME I COWBOY BOOTS BOY'S BOOTS j in Brown and red Sizes 8 2 70 Toll 2 ........ 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