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Show The Sun-Chronicl- June 30, 1955 e, n.:. ( Application lor Second Clu.s Permit Pending PUBLISHED BY 4 J HOWARD STAH1 Kt.m E o K AsST. l.Ol'STVMIi: M m:k mvnm.ek N (iFlt EDirOR rt ur mki IIL HOOPER ADS CLASSIFIED 7 , v T 5 r ff it Rov Realtor, Phone .3 5911 Representative of The F.qulof Assurance Life Society table the United States RE V-- I) YOU READ THE SUN TELL EVERYONE - r l.K 4 Lj ai at ion time again, and several llcMijier people are taking advantage of it Mr and Mrs Henry Cottle Watches have been to Ixw Angeles and San Kraiici.sco, and Mr and Mrs C lar I I.uwi - Pr.ccs- - i Hi tier Quality Large Trade In Drive Out And See - C. Stringham Jewelry See ( at Manning to Cache Valley, t..h, the past week erue Several families left lor Yellow v esterday morning They are B ..nl Mrs Carl Manning. Mr iiul Mrs Price liunot, Mr and Mrs t.lovd King. Mr and Mr. Norman Read Mr and Mrs. Nelse Arave. Mrs Roy Hunter, Mr and Ihorald Cox, anil Mr and Mrs ,i, Ellis (hies. Mi vs Lynn Taylor and ) Miss .in., MeCraeken are visiting .will t'rs William ((Lily) Ixiwer stoni i Stringham Roy, I t. Theater Building u DR. H. MURRAY CARVER Milhcia Klein, left, has the oldest doll, claimed to be 60 , better, and the smallest doll, only one half imh tail. IJoydeen right has the largest doll and largest wardrobe and the largest jollcitiun of dolls. They took their prizes in the Weber Couuty Sun Chronu.c photo Re reation ( oiliest. I m m mil its DRY CLEARED! ; 'JO v sented to the Teacher Training class in the Hooper 2nd Ward last Sunday evening. Khiora Widdison ; isLhe t lass instruetor: Jhey were Mrs Ruby Moore, Mrs BCaTrlUT Olsen, Lewis Mitchell, Ted Parker,, John Tippetts. Mrs Bessie Jensen, Mr and Mrs Thomas la.we, Mr and herta Munn, Carina la-- lsaccson, Mrs Rue I unmngton, Mr and Mrs Mrs Tony Myrene Hunter, Peggy Christensen, Dee Hooper .and Mr. and Cox Na Congratulations Valeen liunot, URae Parker. A party for the Seagull graduat (line Parker. Kathleen Giles, Carma , Sherrill m; class was held at Lagoon last, Hooper, LaJuan ByU-eDouglas, liRue Christensen. Mar Wednesday The class leader is gene Beasley, Sharon Paice Sharon Dora Simpson The gills are Margy Read, Sharon Cottle I.ynn Higley and Karen Fow Johnston. ers Conrgatulations to all of you Pane, Gwen Flinders, Bonnie Bu (iwen Flinders graduated from not,. Sharon Cottle, and Barbara, Primary into the YWMIA and Ross Field day for the West Company, Bobby Gandee was advanced from of the Daughters of the C tah I lo a Teacher to a from neers, held last Saturday afternoon One of the social events of the' at Hooper First Ward chapel, was; week was the marriage of Robert a big success. A program was pre Munn son of Bishop and Mrs Lorin sented and corsages were given to E Munn, to Garner, daughter Daughters 75 years and over. It was of Mr and Mrs Vern Garner They a pretty sight to look in the recrea were married in the Salt Lake Tern Don hall and see 15 tables, repre All decorated 15 camps (ile The mail lage was erfoimed senting beautiful with flowers, original cen and bride of the in the presence cards Each grooms parents. Mr and Mrs tei puces and place own food for their Moore prepared Mrs camp Thora and Lloyd King The reception was held last Satur the occasion Members of the board. table in the center of day at Nyssa. I ire. Those who went placed their the various camps all with hall the the to attend to Nyssa reception from Hooper were Mr and Mrs around them Dawson Hales, a former Hooper I (ale hristenscii, Mr and Mrs Earl S mpson and Mr ami Mrs Othella school teacher, visited Mrs Tony ( o and Mrs Barret Haws recently Munn A going away paity for Lillian Mrs I'r.mk Raw son was recent Kills was held last wee k at the home tislained as secretary of the of Beatrice Cutler Those in at Yi I slake hoard tendance were l.eunc Ji risen, Fran ,, id Mrs (, urge Parki r and cis Russell, Elnum Kilts Jean Rich ,. !i.ie rcitnlly rmvcd to Salt Ills Cut lie King. Luc lie Belnap. ,1 ,'m Herii.t e Cowers and the hostess imni.rc party was held recinlly Carnes vyete played a nd luncheon , li.ene of Mr and Mrs Vern served (J.fls wire presented to the lav hu Chose atli ruling were Mr guest of honor ,1 M: s Blame Fullmer. H year old son Mi mil W iddison Mr and Mis B.u n II Haws Mr and Mrs of Mr and Mrs Gordon Fullmer, Wilbur Met r.n kt n. Mr and Mrs lias t.co hrnki ri cc nstv caused w In n he fell out of a tree while plavri. Fred Dawson sirs interesting sacrament met ling was held last Sunday eve rung ..! lb ttper l't L ard The pre' Watch & Jev. lude was placid by Marv Barker Sr Alien Fred Invocation g.ven by Repair a venal number by the .seven Barker J D 'i Sl B K'K sisteis and then the speaker for the evening was Oscar Wood, from ( b eii d S4 a1' a'c Bouni.lul. who jus! Ktcntiy re 111 he where turned from N.iuvoo, Diamond Hoi ; Re builil was III charge of the Bureau of In sn to 512 hureh CDS ( for the lie, formation elated tally history of Nauvoo, i: e 5 tar (lUarantee and told about the people there at the present time Benediction w as Drive Out And See given by Florence Allen Brother Wixsd and his wife aic very good C. Stringham Jewelry friends of Mr and Mrs ein Balk Theater Building Roy, Ul. et and Mr and Mrs Fred Allen (raduat:on certificates were pre tin''Ss ' Gib-son- VsS-.v- v , . .w Ud f'r-- 4 ' ' s'"k ,Vv. - LU : David Ilall, smallet pet; Gary Runcbel, most unusual pet; La.Nida Pippin, largest pel; Janice Irsen, best dressed pet; Steve Rawlins, alia Sc hie k best Pauline Larson, Donna DuVall, smartest; groomed; Renee Schlnck. LyOlm .wa.JuuLiiaypDB Mopped Bbnnr hai both lus elbows, but in spite of this he the.r summer galavanting long can still feed himself a little. We t.nouJ.h to realize that summer va hoe it wont be too long until he ca(lon la neary one third gone? is well again. j TEEN SCENE CONTINUED WEIAOME TO 1900 TV ALL Repoirs & Installation WASHER The George Stettler family re cently moved into a new home on the highway. 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