ter Skeem, M-S Lorin Talbot, M-S Glen Skeem, Evelyn Skeem, and Grant Hardy. OASIS . . . Mrs. Ethel Skeem A wedding dance will be held in the Oasis ward hall in honor of M-S Frank Adams. Mrs. Adams was Miss Alice Memmott before her marriage. M-S Paul Blackburn are now in Oasis staying at the home of Paul's grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Hawley. M-S Alfred Petersen, their two daughters Shirlene and Darlene, and Miss Kathleen Skeem went to Mt. Pleasant to spend Memorial Day. Mrs. Wash Roundy and daughter Erma have returned from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Marcus Skeem heard from her son Harold that he had landed land-ed in San Francisco and will be home soon. Miss Wilma Gillen is home from Salt Lake City for a few days. She is a cadet nurse. Miss Lucille Styler is home from Salt Lake City visiting her family for a few days. Mrs. Edwin Skeem entertained at her home May 29 in honor of the birthday of her two sons, Jerold and Fred. Lunch was served and the afternoon spent in making flowers for Memorial Day. The evening ev-ening was spent in playing rook. Among the guests were Mrs. Edna Ed-na Cropper, and son Cordell, Shirlene Shir-lene Petersen, Helen Skeem, Evelyn Evel-yn Hawley, Erma Skeem, M-S Pe-