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Show T f n JANUARY THE JOURNAL by a company of 150. The celebra- '52 Skating Vanities Jan. 24 to 27 News About Folks in tion of thelmportant milestone in skating history will also serve to FARMINGTON introduce the worlds greatest rollMrs. Kathryn Jennings er artist, Nancy Lee Correspondent Parker, national champion for The home of Nephi Taylor will An old three years running before coming SALT LAKE CITY be the place for a benefit dinner theatrical favorite in new dress re- of age to turn professional. Mrs. B. turns to Salt Lake City on Janurevue given by Mrs. Taylor and The G. Johnson of the North Farming-to- n ary 24, when Skating Vanities of will bring back the shows regular Ward on Friday evening. The 1952 invades The Coliseum to mark luminaries, bolstered by acts from will serve dinner with its 10th anniversary tour The en- Belgium, France, Germany and the proceeds to be used for furgagement of the $1,000,000 musical England who were signed when will last until January 27, with ma- Skating Vanities made its third nishings in the newly remodeled church. tinee performances on Saturday tour of Europe in 1951. Bill Rigby was honored on his the 20 and Sunday the 27. South Pacific of Called the at To feature the anniversary, pro- Skating Shows, the musical in- birthday Wednesday evening the home with a lovely dinner ducer Harold Steinman and direc- vention boasts 30 tons of scenery served to members of the family. tor Gae Foster have whipped up and equipment, including a n B. Grant Johnson and son Lownine elaborate production numbers, specially constructed soundproof ell celebrated their birthdays with including a fabulous Scheheraz-ad- e masonite flooring, two tons of pageant, 32 acts and a series lighting equipment and some 70 the ensemble of 00 Vanity Fairs of variety performances unfolded costumes, 500 of them reserved for and their 21 male escorts. v 15-to- a family party last week. Grant celebrates on Jan. 5 and son Lowell was two on Jan. 7. Walter Barton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Golden J. Barton is suffering with a severe fracture of the ankle, received playing ball at school. He is expected to return from the hospital late this week. The Young Matrons club met with Mrs. Maxine Schulties on Wednesday evening for dinner and 19, 1952. J. Connie's 89th Cako tc tr r ir ti cards. A number of Farmington Lions attended the banquet at the Newhouse Hotel honoring the Lions President International, Harold P. Nutter of Camden, New Jersey. Their ladies attended the banquet honoring Mrs. Nutter at the Hotel Utah. L C mid-wint- er w ri , vxt'rt . -x ' U . u; o: Club Dates The Reviewers Guild will meet u a: fi r- - WiWfy W V V s S. U: V V Cl 1C to the plate, Connie Mack, grand old man of baseball, prepares to dig into the cake on which it reposes. For the celebration of his 89th birthday in Shibe STEPPING UP Park, Philadelphia, Mack-donne- d a uniform of his beloved A thirties team. (International Soundphoto) ti 1! o S( d p: P( at the home of Mrs. Wilma Mills on January 23 at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. -- Jessie Manning will present Mrs. Betty Fisher reviewing Tales of The South Pacific by James Michener. g d m fe di Mrs. Iva Pace will entertain the Rose City club at luncheon and cards at 1:00 p.m. on January 23. Ward Relief in Farmington will present Mrs. Leola Merrill in readings at the regular meeting on January 21 at 2:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend this fine program. 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