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Show March, 1946 CENTERVILLE, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH Vol. 3; No. 4 HAVOC WROUGHT FLOODS IN 1930 BY Retiring Bishopric Honored A tasty dinner, accompanied g by extemporaneous and musical numbers, highlighted the party given last month by the ward choir. The party was held in the chapel in honor of D. H. Major, retiring president t, of the choir, and Golden L. new president. Other honored guests were President and Mrs. Leroy H. Duncan and members of the old and new bishoprics and their wives. joke-tellin- enlightening. Nature has not always been calm and serene here in Centerville. There have been a few occasions when she has released her pent up fury without mercy. Oldtimers in Centerville dont need to be told whence came the huge boulders and hills of gravel in the north and northeastern sections of town, but, to residents who have moved here in the past dozen years this tale might be CHOIR BANQUET Turn to page tu o ur On February 15th the retiring bishopric was honored at a party. Each member of the former bish- opric was presented with a pen and pencil set and their wives were presented with a corsage. Al-len- o Recipes of Famous Centerville Cooks In these days of hustle and bustle when we all seem to be crowded for extra time a recipe o SOCIETY ANDCLUBS The Clique Club met at the home of Mrs. Frances Fornelius on January 18. Mrs. Alice reviewed the book Hep-wort- h Drops. Com- ing Home. On February 1st Mrs. Wanda Clayton was hostess to the club and Mrs. Frances Fornelius reviewed the book Three February 15 Mrs. Beth Porter of Bountiful was hostess to the club. Mrs. Ida Page reviewed For This My Glory. The Centerville Lady Lions held their February meeting at the home of Mrs. Arvilla Ford. Mrs. Virginia Rollins was cohostess. The program was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Leander Thompson of Bountiful. The Literature, Music and Art Club met February 4 at the home of Mrs. Areta Rushforth. The V mf r A a ft . VT:J .. A The Egg and I was reviewed by Mrs. Ethel Walton. On February 18 Mrs. Betty Tin-ge- y of Bountiful was hostess to the club. Mrs. Areta Rushford reviewed the book The Story of Our Hymns. The Centerville Lions Club met at the school building February 11. The guest speaker was Mr. Carl Green. At their meeting on February 25th Dr. Theron book 4 "V A ' ...V h: 1 V '' .V;y v; :$v. T2' Parmclec, of the University of Utah, gave a lecture on Atomic Energy. S. o ' - . .W.. w vs. - t s ' 7' V -- r. ... - J- .' - - - rt Births and Blessings V. m ' . . Jennie Lou Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rodney Palmer. Dale Clyde Mclnture, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McIntyre. Paula Dian Randall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith Randall. o Lani Kay Harrison recently received a prize check as one of the winners in The Noma Electric Corporation Christmas Coloring Contest in competition with other children of her age group. Six-year-o- submerged by Upper photo shows Henry Barber hometo partly Florence Dunright, flood debris. Center picture shows, left can, Leone Duncan and Kate Zesiger standing beside huge boulder washed down upon the Herbert Streeper property. Lower, Centerville school house and Duncan home after flood of July 10. ld SPONGE DROPS cups flour 2 level tps. baking powder 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla or other flavoring Sift flour and baking powder together several times. Beat egg yolks and white together with sugar and add vanilla or other flavoring. Add sifted flour and 1 Vs oclock Dinner. ? for a quick dessert is appreciated. For a tasty, easily prepared dessert we offer you Mrs. Bessie Claytons recipe for Sponge baking powder and beat thoroughly. Drop by teaspoons 2 inches apart in pans, and bake in a quick oven until delicately browned. Shake them in a paper bag with powdered sugar. Nice to be served with ice cream or punch. Not all of the famous cooks in Centerville arc women, as many of you know, for Bert Reading has long been famous for his Bachelors Punch. In response to your requests for his recipe for this punch we gladly print it for you. BACHELORS PUNCH 1 1 1 doz. lemons doz. oranges can pineapple juice Sugar Squeeze lemons and oranges and strain through cheese cloih. Add pineapple juice. Add sugar to taste and let stand over night. Add 1 gallon or more of water. Add fruit coloring. o Baptisms and Confirmations . . . Steven Douglas Walton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Walton. Synthia J. Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Brown. o WELCOME TO CENTERVILLE Mr. Eugene B. Gantney, husband of Josephine Miles |
