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Show THE LADY. TRAINMEN held thsir regular business and social so-cial meeting Tuesday evening in the IOOF Hall. Hoste:ses for the social were Cleo Labrum and Helen Leech. Prizes at bridge were awarded to Ruby James and Marjorie Mecham, and at bridge, to Floise" White and Dorothy Fotheringham. Joan Holland won the cut prize. THE UNION PACIFIC OU Timers held their monthly party par-ty on March 16 in the organization's organi-zation's clubhouse. A pot luck dinner was served, followed by an evening of bingo. The committee for the evening eve-ning included Mr. and Mrs. Nate Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mau-rice Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William Ashworth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Barnes. Special invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Prodzin-ski Prodzin-ski of Milford, Mrs. Walter Kerker of Rollins, Wyo., a sister sis-ter of Mrs. Volney Wise, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gaughen of Denver, Colo. THE AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary March meeting was held at the home of President Patricia Williams, with Mrs. Barbara Brox assisting with the entertainment. Mrs. Ethel Smith talk to the ladies on the welfare program oC the organization, relating several instances in which the Legion and Auxiliary had as-pii'ied, as-pii'ied, but withholding names. She also discussed the Veterans Veter-ans Hospitals. Mrs. Lillian Anderson, Civil Defense chairman, announced that the Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a medical self-help training course, to begin in April. One thousand American Legion Memorial Poppies were distributed to the members, to be sold about Memorial Day. A poppy poster contest will be conducted in the high school under direction of Mrs. Alice Baxter. The Auxiliary will participate in the Easter Seal Drive, making mak-ing the annual house to house canvass. Mrs. Ardath Outzen announced an-nounced winners of the essay contest conducted in the junior THE VETERANS of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Theresa Pitch-fcrth Pitch-fcrth last Thursday evening. Two hundred VFW Poppies are to be ordered, which will be sold in Milford in May. Election of new officers will be an order of business for the April meeting. Members present were Mrs. Lillian Atkin, , president; Mrs. Magdalena White, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Sadie Griffith, Mrs. Susan Glenn and Mrs. Hannah Smith. Mrs. Vern Albert . has returned re-turned to Milford after spending spend-ing the winter with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Olson in Richfield. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF BEAVER COUNTY, UTAH In the Matter of the Estate of J. M. HUGHES, Deceased. Creditors will present their ana senior high schools, on the topic "America, the Leader of Freedom." First place awards of $5.00 went to Jerry Price, Junior High, and Maxine Stewart, Senior High; second place and 2.50 each were awarded Mike Symond, Junior High, and Fred Kesler, Senior High. Honorable Mention and $1 checks went to Lyle Hatch, Junior and Shelley Bird, Senior High. Following the meeting, Mrs. Brox and Mrs. Williams served refreshments. The Past Noble. Grands of the Rebekahs will meet Friday, March .22, at the home of Mrs. Verna Tomsik. Mrs. Cree Elmer El-mer will assist with the entertainment. enter-tainment. 0 Mrs. Ruby Ashworth fell on a slippery sidewalk last Monday, Mon-day, suffering two cracked bones in her wrist. 0 Mr. .and Mrs. Chuck Ahl-strom Ahl-strom of Cedar City are expected ex-pected in Milford Sunday to claims with vouchers attached to the undersigned executrix at the offices of Cline & Cline, her attorneys, at Milford, Beaver Beav-er County, Utah, on or before ""the 26th day of July, 1963. NAOMI HUGHES, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of J. M-Hughes, M-Hughes, Deceased. First Pub.: March 21, 1963. Last Pub.: April 11, 1963. , attend the birth ." anniversary of her mother, Mrs. Glen McKnight. Mc-Knight. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson returned to Milford Tuesday after visiting a week in Tooele with their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Val Thompson Thomp-son and daughter Valerie. 9 Vaughn McDonald, serving with the U S Air Force in Mobile, Mo-bile, Ala., who was to have served a tour of duty in Japan, has received orders to attend a special technology school in the U S. Vaughn and Betty pvp an adopted' port. iUia Vaughn, who was born Nor. . Mrs. Mary Pickering of Enterprise En-terprise has been in MU'or with her daughter, Mri. Farrell Murie, who underwent "nato surgery recently in the BoTar County Hospital. She remained to assist while Mrs. Murie was recuperating, and will leave for her home this week end. O Mr. and Mrs. Lester Colligan of Las Vegas were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lee. 9 Mrs. Zelda Coon and daughter daugh-ter Elaine were . in Salt Lake Monday to arrange for throat surgery to be performed on Elaine in the near future. |
