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Show Items of Interest About People You Know Noil Wise and a friend, Greg -Ford, were here from Salt Lake last week end. Lola Ncilson of GolJfield, Nev. is enjoying an extent1"-? visit at the home of flier unc'ie and aunt". Mr. and Mrs. Max Meaiarn. e Mr. and 'Mrs. J. N. Miller and son Johnnie of Keams wore in Milford over the week end at the home af Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr-, and Mrs. Morgan 'Griffiths. Keith Long lias returned from a trip to the Middle West. In De-witt, De-witt, Iowa, ho stopped to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Long. His father underwent a major operation op-eration and Keith remained with to mother for a few days before leaving for Chicago to attend to business. Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins and family ihiave rented the Harry Meeker home. They formerly ranted the home of Mrs. Gladys Shingleton, which has been purchased pur-chased by Mr.' and Mrs. John J. Scihnacteenberg. e Mr. and Mrs. A B Cline of Salt Lake were in Milford Tuesday, hc-je guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- .. old Cliine. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cline joined the group Tuesday evening. DIANE WILCOCK, JAMES COX PLAN WEDDING Announcement of the engage-mc"t engage-mc"t of Mis Diane Wilcock to James Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, wais made by the prospective bride's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Usher Wilcock. The nuptial date has not been set. Miss Wilcock is a sophomore at Milford High School, and Mr. Cox i graduate of Milford High, is attending at-tending the College of Southern Utah at Cedar City. SHIRLEYANN HUTCH I NGS ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Shirley Ann Hutchings of Torrance, Tor-rance, (Calif., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Muir, Milford, hao became engaged' to Mr. Carlos Bracamonites Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Braeamontes of Torrance. Tor-rance. The marriage will be solemnized in the sprimg, in California. D U P CAPTAIN VISITS MILFORD Mrs. Alvo-e'ta Robinson, county coun-ty oapt-sste c. the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, made an official visit to the Pioneer Camp Tuesday afternoon. The ladies received Mrs. Robinson at ithe home of Mrs. Letha Smyth. Mrs. Stella Persons was co -hostess. The lesson was given by Mrs. Hilda O'Leary. Other members attending were Mrs. CarUe Waiddioups, Pioneer camp captain; Mrs. Nina Bingham, Mrs. Hannah Smith, Mrs. Merta Weston, Mrs. Verna Tomsik, Itrs. Sadie GiOfiEiths, Mrs. Cora Jones, Mrs. Wanda Munk and Mrs. Edna Baker. B P W HEARS DISCUSSION ON LEGISLATION The Business aiitd Professional Women's Club, meeting Monday evening in the basement of the Library Li-brary Building, enjoyed a lesson on Legislation given by Mrs. Pauline Paul-ine Rummlcr, and a - round table discussion on the subject. Mrs. Lola Rowley, chairman of the committee on remodeling the Library basement into a community commun-ity room for club and civic meetings, meet-ings, reponted excellent progress. Mrs. Grace Jefferson reported progress on the Lazy Eye program. Other members present included Mrs. Vera Band, president; Mrs. Lillian Anderson, Mrs. Naomi Hughes, Mrs. Shirley Persons, Mrs. Lettie IFotiheringham, Mrs. Arlene Bradsihaw, Mrs. Crythen Larson, Mrs. Pat Rimpau, Mrs. Beatrice Oxley, and Mrs. Neld'a Memmott. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Aagard accompanied ac-companied their daughter 'in law, Mrs. Roger Aagard to Salt Lake and spent a few days Visiting the Roger Aagards before returning 'home. 9 Ned Kohler and Jerry Berger, atiudanits at ithe B Y U, were in Milford over the week end. Ned was feaitured in the floor show at the M'ardi Gras dance Saturday night. Jerry Berger, Eddie Tomsik, Nod Kohler, Mack Whitibaker and Gale Anderson, all students at the BYU, attended tihe Milford - Parowan game at Fillmore Tuesday night. It was a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Schramm, bom March 2 in title Iron County Hospital at Cedar Ce-dar lOity. Grandparents Bob and Marge Schramm are caring for their other grandchild, Lori. Mr. land Mrs. Hinton (Sonny; Briscoe and family of Las Vegas were in Milford recently visiting relatives and friends. They were at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Briscoe and Lyle Applegaite. Mrs. Virginia Grimes and three ohil'dlren of Bountiful and Mrs Merle Fails cif MinersviiJe and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker were guests last week end at the home of Mrs. Martie Rollins. Roy Shield -traveled by plane 10 ' Tampa, Fla., to get his mother, Mrs." A. M. Shields, and they motored mo-tored back to Milford where Mrs. Shields wlill remain for an extended extend-ed visit. ROSAR I AN S CONDUCT I BUSINESS MEETING I The Rcsarians of St. Bridget's ' Church met for their regular busi-n;- meeting March 2nd at the home of Mrs. Garthe Banks. Father Fath-er Valine attended the meeting. ( Mrs. O. R. Smith presided over the business session, and plans were outlined for March activities. The RosMians' project of re-modeVmg re-modeVmg the altar k almost completed, com-pleted, and will be ready by Easter Sunday. A St. Patrick's Day din-, ncr w'lll be served March 17th. Mi". G. E. McGinn was named chairman of the serving committee. The Southwest District of the D C C W will hold their regular district meeting March 7th in Cedar Ce-dar City. Election of officers was held. Mrs. O. R. Smith was reelected president; Mrs. S. E. Pitohforth, V.e3 president; Mrs. K. S. Hatch, secretary; Mrs. Wallace Fother-ingham, Fother-ingham, treasurer. Mrs. A. A. ruiinkman was appointed to head the Catholic Charities this year, end Mrs. G. E. McGinn was named chairman of banquets and dinners. Other chairmen will be appointed ".it ihe April meoting. Delicious pie a la mode and coffee cof-fee were served by Mrs. Banks. MRS. McDONALD HOSTS G I A PAST PRESIDENTS Mdlford Valley Parlor No. 21, Past Presidents of the G I A, met Feb. 2&th at the home of Mrs. A. L. McDonald, wiith Mrs. O. R. Smith as co-hostess. Mrs. McDonald1, president, conducted con-ducted a. short business meeting. A nice two-course luncheon was served. The rest of the evening was spent playing cards. Prizes were wem by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Holm, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lund, Mrs. KennoSh Hollis and Mr. McDonald. Mrs. Vern Shingleton and Mrs. W. G. White were also present. Whole Neal Smyth and Gary Weston were in Stockton, Calif., with the CSU debating team -they joined Douglas Memmott, a stu- t dent at Stanford University, and ' the itrio toured San Francisco. The Southern Utah Teachers Association will hold their -annual convention in Delta Saturday. Milford Mil-ford teachers will attend the aft ah-, e WiiDiam Kinross is an the L D S Hospital 'in Salt Lake, recuperating recuperat-ing aiter a lung operation. Mrs. Kinross has been in Salt Lake with her husband. |
