TIIE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER October 18, 1963 Page Three Auxiliary hears Relief Society sponsors bazaar officer at meet The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening at CUJB yREpORTsj erts and Mrs. Marjean Finch. Mrs. Barbara Jolley, hostess for the evening, served delic- ious refreshments. 500 Club Bridge Club Members of the 500 Club drove to Payson last Friday evening where they enjoyed a movie. Before returning home they had refreshments at a cafe. Mrs. Joe Wahlberg and Mrs. Don Hopes were for the evening. Others making the trip to Payson were Mrs. Bart Ryan, Mrs. Wm. Morris, Mrs. Dick Laird, Mrs. Max Berry and Mrs. Bob Robinson. Canasta Club Mrs. Don Giles entertained the Bridge Club at her home Thursday of last week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Roy Gourley, Mrs. Alliene Farren, Mrs. Dell Hales and Mrs. Frank Peart. At the conclusion of the games the hostess served a tasty lunch to those named and to Mrs. George Finch, Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mrs. Dee Clement and Mrs. Minnie Painter. Cadet troop Mrs. Eugene Laird entertain- ed the members of the Canasta Club at her home Wednesday evening of last week. First prize was won by Mrs. Heber Fields and other prizes by Mrs. Fred Roberts and Mrs. Kay Sorensen. The hostess served delicious refreshments to those named and to Mrs. Arnold Swenson, Mrs. Don Wall, Mrs. Rudy Atherley, Mrs. Richard Bates, Mrs. Norman Schow, Mrs. Roy Gourley, Mrs. Vance Underwood and Mrs. Ronald Nelson. Ladies of Elks Ladies of Elks met Tuesday evening in the clubrooms with President Leona Laird presiding. A routine business session was disposed of and Mrs. Laird urged, a good attendance at the next meeting November 5, as plans will be made for the Christmas party. She also announced that it would be three weeks before the next meeting ,which will be November 5. Mrs. Naomi Cushing, Eureka board member for the Utah Ladies of Elks, gave an interesting report on the meeting held in Moab October 6. After the business of the evening was concluded, a social hour was enjoyed with bridge furnishing diversion. Honors for the games went to Mrs. Faye Wall, Mrs. Thelma Rob The Girl Scout Cadet Troop met Wednesday afternoon at the Memorial Building. This was the first meeting of the year and after organizing the troop the following officers were elected: patrol leader, Pam McIntyre; song leader, Launa Allinson; secretary, Janet Brady; reporter, Marelo the Memorial Building with President Marguerite Hyde presiding. A routine business meeting was held and Mrs. Hyde introduced the four visitors, who were First Vice President Gwen Bench and Second Vice Mabel Larsen from the state department, and Bertha Dugger, district four welfare chairman and Vice Chairman Teresa Johnson, District Four officers. Short talks were given by the visitors. A new member, Mrs. Ada Sorensen, was welcomed into the Auxiliary. After the meeting was concluded, Bingo and 500 were enjoyed. Mrs. Sorensen won the 500 prize and Bingo prize was won by Mrs. lone Ryan and raffle by Mrs. Johnson. Tasty refreshments were served by Mrs. LaRue Fox and Virginia Bradford, hostesses for the meeting. The Relief Society will sponsor a bazaar on Thursday, Oct. 24, at the Amusement Hall at the Eureka LDS Ward. The bazaar will open at 11:00 a.m., and lunch will be served at noon. Chili and chicken meat pies, candy and bake goods will be sold, as well as hand work, during the day. Mr, and Mrs. Allert Johnson of Green River, Wyo., left Tuesday after spending a few days here with relatives. They came to Utah for the Grand Chapter, OES Sessions, which were held in Salt Lake Wed. through Friday. They visited with her mother, Mrs. Ada Randle in Nephi, and were the house guests of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Butler, during their stay in Eureka. They also visited with the Les and Lloyd Randle California and New York lead the states in veteran pop- ulation with more than two million living veterans in each state. Pennsylvania has Who wishes to give himself an abundance of trouble, let him equip these two things A ship and a woman, no two things involve more bother; neither is ever sufficiently adorned. Anonymous A good product, plus a fair price, and advertising the road to success. equals 1NOOWNTQWN PROVO Bogdan. Those attending were Launa Allinson, Pam McIntyre, Marelo Bogdan, Janet Brady and Gail Long. Newlyweds will live in Eureka Announcement is made this week of the marriage of Kathie Ungricht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Sobell of Spanish Fork, and John Underwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Underwood. The newlyweds recited vows in Ely, Nevada, last Saturday, October 12. The grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Underwood accompanied the young couple to Ely. They will make a home in Eureka. 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