THE Page Four individual pictures of the classes and of the faculty. Much work has gone into this portion of the book with Judd Morgan, Lowell Jones, Marjorie Foote, Melvin Wilkey, and several others woring into the nights to complete it Karl Ostler won a free year book for selling the most yearbook subscriptions this year. Yearbook Progressing: First Section Complete 8 The first section of the yearbook is prepared and on its way to Orem's Community Press for printing. So announced Judd Morgan, editor of the Nebonian, Juab's yearbook. The first section contains the '57-'5- V Hjs. ismm. 'w TIMES-NEW- NEPHI, UTAH S. rw , ..!. m& x May our sign point your way to holiday l 4 fun! ft TO OUR Holidays are here agai tiit it ChrUmt-ind wa want to take this ODDor-- i Pjtunity of extending to you and your family the Season's BestS Wishes a Merry. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Tear, AtoYac V ALLAN kMtJ GIBSON m I This is the concluding article In our series dealing with Juab County Ladies Clubs. It has been pleasure to bring to our readers this series on the Clubs, who devote much time to community betterment as well as seeking after the culWe sincerely tural values. appreciate the cooperation we have received from the varand hope that ious groups, this series has served to 'show the distinct worth of these Editor. organizations. ICARTER CLEANERS & 1SP0RTSMAN SUPPLY 119 SOUTH MAIN STREET il of Women"s Clubs with headquarters in Washinton, D. C, and the club's certificate of was given on March 29, 1940. Sadie Orr Denbar was Nat- -' ional President at that time. Through the years many interesting and varied programs have been presented. One of the social activities of this club was the "Invitational Dancing Parties" which took place during the month of January, this being the anniversary date of the club. This began as a dinner dance for the aniyersary couple party, then extended to include personal friends of each member. This club has donated generously in service and funds to all national, state and local organizations, one member of the club acting as American Cancer Society chairman for Juab County for three years. Our club boasts of many community spirited citizens. Service is an outstanding characteristic of each member. At present we have five teachers in our public schools; many hold prominent church positions as officers and teachers. During World War II War Savings bonds were purchased periodically. Later was one cashed and presented to the Disabled Veterans. Funds have been raised to buy playground equipment for the Many good elementary school. eration mem-bershr- By Mrs. Kathryn I Sine.,.,,, PHONE 280 1 J ii i" 1 n I i LIT A LURE CLUB OFFICERS: left to right: Mrs. Zella Johnson, Mrs. Kathryn Shaw, Mrs. Lucy Ycrgason, Mrs. Marion Memmott and Mrs. Zelda McPherson. Shaw, Club Reporter To encourage the reading of P&And .we would feel that something has been left undone wereJw literature, to gain knowledge 5we to overlook the opportunity of thanking you for the business? good and to foster friendship, ii group of women met to organize a club I I 3 3' A3much appreciated and we hope to continue serving youtj which is now known as the Lit-a- rffin the future, with' Sports Equipment to make it wonderful to$ Lure Reading club. Mrs. Thelma Warner Hansen ffcbe alive in the great outdoors. was chosen as president with ten other women as members. The 20th Century club sponwith the PSo we say "Merry Christmas" to you and to yours sored this group, with Mrs. Byron JVSsincerest wish that IVbo will bring more Happiness, Prosperity Howells as coordinator, in the rk?and Peace than ever before. year of 1931. I - Sharing Knowledge Forms Club Motto Gean's Spudnut Shop jtaHappy PHOTO 1957 Ji'Vj jar TlMU-NEW- December 26th, Thursday, President Camille Bailey named the club in 1935. A motto was chosen which the club has carried each year "If you have knowledge let others light their candles by it. In 1939 the group applied for membership in the National Fed NEPHI, UTAH it A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR? ip books have been school library. added to the . y During the early history of this g a time was instituted for the youth of this community Each member conducted in rotation thsi project which was carried on for two summers at the public library. Summer kensingtons are held at the Nephi City Park during the summer months, in order to keep the club spirit on the move. Our Community Achievement program is to bring to Nephi Mrs. Marilyn Conover Netolicky, an authority on Interior Decorating, a sejtcub dear to every woman's heart. This is scheduled for toe early spring. A plan under advisement of our committee is to restore an old Nephi landmark. Our membership is proud of our many achievements and the talents which each possesses. We feel we are contributing to the development of our community. At this season of the year, we extend for greetings "Merry Christmas" to all. club, story-tellin- MR. J "FRIIMDLY SIttVKE" AND MRS. RALPH E. CHASE AND EMPLOYEES WID X 1, - -- s Engagement Announced By Parents of Bride Mr. and Mrs. Paul Estep of California have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lexy, to J. Michael Lunt, son of Morgan Lunt of Nephi. Miss Estep is a graduate of the Escondido Union High school. Mr. Lunt, a graduate of the Juab high school at Nephi has been living in Escondido for the past four months. No date has been set for the ' wedding. HIDINGS t?" tilt !V .' ; t Wishing our many ' friends a bright and sainins Christmas se ison. RAY'S CAFE RAY AND DIANE KELSON In 1956 Utah's primary metal industries, which include mining, created $370,000,000 in new wealth and paid property taxes alone that amounted to $70 for every Utah family. Howeverthis year plunging metal prices and rising operating costs have caused nine shutdowns and curtailed production that make the future uncertain. A prosperous New Year will depend in large measure on returning mining to its former vigor, because all Utahns benefit when the indus- nm try thrives. UTAH MINING "From the earth comes ASSOCIATION an abundant life for all" II May your Christmas be surrounded by all the blessings and joys of this f..tiv. Holiday Seasonl r I I AKI on: The. spirit V- - 1 C I ' V. f4MK ft (lKlllTKY 0tJ (tL'A?tS rCVj:XMR mif WMm O. ' , - J : ' . :4 Jff V;lr, ifcJvz 1 1: 3 fa J GREETIS6... - of the Christmas season is tied in It X, V7V . - , ' 7"l Vwv'i-- " v onr fond hope that the enchanting henuty of the Christ mas season will be mirrored In happiness for you and your family. May the inspiration of Qiristmas open the way to a new era of peace and understanding among men. Nebo CSievrolet Co. PHONE 1 U with our good wishes! 745 NORTH MAIN . -- v 433 ' tttM isM ! iif Is from the gang at the NEPHI DRUG COMPANY 11 wi rr r . r -r- - r i. '