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Show November 3, 1960 - THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD FaSe Five . . Halloween theme for Mapleton parties, socials during week MIA organizations of the two Mapleton Wards sponsored Halloween parties in their vvards Monday and Tuesday evening- Dancing, games and refreshments were featured. The Mapleton Lions and their Ladies enjoyed a Halloween party in the family recreation rooni at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hjorth Saturday By Mrs. Norris T. Binlcs J Phone HUnter j evening where a delicious fcu Key supper was and served by Mr Mrs. R. G. Mackenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dickerson. Guests arrived in costume lendmg atmosphere to the n. The Lady Lions are sponsor-ing a bake sale and will serve hot lunch on election day, Nov 8 in Memorial Hall. This is their fund raising project, pro- - Wetherall and small daughter Ruth Ann of Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Davies and their family have moved into the Groneman home on East Maple Street. Bert Whiting has been re-leased from the Spanish Fork Hospital and is recovering at the home of his son and daughter-in-la- w Mr. and Mrs. Niel Whiting. Mrs. Zina Dibble entertained the members of her quilting club at her home last Wednes-day, where luncheon was serv-ed to fourteen members. She was assisted by her daughters, Mrs. LaRie Warren and Mrs. Welby Warren and by a grand-daughter Mary Dibble. Here for the deer hunting season were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Black (LaRae) of Southern California. While here they are guests at the homes of her sisters Mrs. Joy Hibbert and Mrs. Glenn Seal and families. Recent visitors at the home of Mr- and Mrs. Hugh Hjorth has been Mrs. Katherine Cle-ments and family of Ogden. The first president to be married in office was John Tyler. He married Julia Gar-cn- er in 1844, two years after the death of his first wife. ate Mendenhall were the hos-tesses. The Needle Craft club will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Inez Harmer on November 10. Mrs. Blanch Tew has been released from the Utah Valley Hospital and is convalescing at home. Mrs. Iris Dibble entertained the members of the Sierra Bon-it- a Club at her home Friday night where the guests arrived in costume and masks. Supper and games were enjoyed after which all members called at the home of Mrs. Blanch Tew, recently home from the hospi-tal. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Curtis have received word of the birth of a new grandson born to Owen and Faye Quarnberg on October 21 at San Diego Navy Hospital. Visitors during the week at the Charles Whiting home, have been Mrs. Ardith Jensen and her small son Steven of Blackfoot, Idaho. She is here on account of the serious ill-ness of her father. Weekend visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Everett has been their daughter, Mrs- - Scott ceeds of which will go to the school library. All citizens are invited to cooperate with them in this worthy plan. The Mapleton ward Relief Society will hold a bazaar on November 11. Supper will be sold commencing at six o'clock and continue during the even-ing. A choice variety of ap-rons, rugs, quilts and other needle work will be sold as well as pastry and baked goods. Evereyone is urged to patron-ize this worthy cause. On Sunday evening, Novem-ber 6, the Relief Society of both wards will hold the an-nual conference, the Mapleton Second ward commencing at 5;30 o'clock and the Mapleton ward at 7 o'clock. A fine pro-gram has been arranged for each .ward. On November 29, the extra Tuesday in the month, the Mapleton ward will present Christmas Ideas. All members are invited to come and bring new suggestions for Christmas gifts and exchange them at this meeting. Mr. & Mrs. David Allan and young daughter spent five days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Allan. David came home for the deer hunt. They have been making their home in Boulder, Colorado. Camp Mapleton DUP held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Eva Bird. Mrs. Alice Johnson gave the lesson and also read a letter written by the late Aarin Johnson. Mu-sic was furnished by Mrs. Norma Cox. Luncheon was served to twenty one guests by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Martha Houtz and Mrs. Ida Whiting. Dr. and Mrs- Eugene Robert-son of Cody, Wyo., spent sev-eral days in Mapleton and Springville visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Bird and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robertson. Mrs. Robertson (Barbara) remained here while Dr. Robertson went to San Francisco to attend a conven-tion. They visited points of in-terest in Arizona before return-ing home. There are new baby girls at the Sheffield home and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin A. Niel-so- n enjoyed a visit from her sister and brother-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Christensen of Farmington, New Mexico a few days last week. A busy and social day was spent at the home of Mrs. Martha Whiting Thursday of last week when seventeen club members met at her home for a quilting. Mrs. Vanda Jensen, Mrs. Lora Bird and Mrs. Sen- - initiated the missile era there. Airman Poulson's duties as primary crew member is to defend the bomber from attack by Fighters, Missiles and other craft. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Poulson of this city. Francis Folsom Cleveland, at 22, was one of the youngest women to become First Lady. She was the former ward of Grover Cleveland. Airman trains with missiles in Puerto Rico Ale James (Doug) Poulson, stationed at Ramey AFB in Puerto Rico since February, with his B-5- 2 G crew, had the honor of being the first to fly with the "hound dog," to ground missile, according to report received here. The "hound dog" air to ground missile is mounted un-der each wing of the B-5- 2 G, "missile platform bomber" and is launched by the crew to fol-low a set path of flight to the target. 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