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Show Meadow Happenings EVA BECKSTRAND-Reporte- r LIVING THE SPIRITUAL and Testimony Meeting was held right after the visiting Teacher's Meeting with LaVeda Duncan conducting. NaDean Beckstrand directed the singing and Laurel Stott was the accompanist. The prayers were by Ila MR. & MRS. CHAD SWAL-loand son of Roy spent part here with his of the wtek-en- d father Thomas Swallow. w CLEVE BUSHNELL spent the weekend here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Weldo Bushnell. He goes to school at S.V.S.J. In Cedar City. MR. MRS. VIOLA BRINKERHOF1 and her husband Walt of Love lock, Nevada, spent a day last week with her Aunt Velma Chlef-Jes- Remem JOE STOTT AND JAY HALL attended the Bull Sale In St. George last Saturday . Joe purchased one of the best bulls to add to their herd. FAMILY HAVE Into the home owned by Will Rogers. They are Mr. MOV-e- d ed at a Bridal Shower honoring her daughter Nancy Johnson on Salurdayaflernoon at the Relief Society Room in the Church House. A large crowd attended and many lovely gifts were given. CAROLYN AND GAIL PAX-to- n of Salt Lake City spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Greenhalgh and Rae Lynn. MANY OF THE STOTT AND Bushnell families from here attended the funeial services in Flowell Ssturday for Harry Johnson. RELIEF SOCIETY THE Visiting Teachers Meeting was held at 9:10 i.m. Tuesday morning the 1st of Feb. Conducting this meeting was Flora Stewart. The opening and closing prayers were by Della Bennett and Marilyn Freeman. The lesson was given by Betty Mae Labrum. SECOND SESSION OF The Book was given nell. Jan Bond led the singing and Rae Lynn Greenhalgh was accompanist. Invocation by Michael Beckstrand. Talk by Randy Rhodes. Talk by Kay Stott. Concert Scriptures were read by the classes these boys belong to. Benediction after classes by Mark Cowley. MEETING and Testimony Meeting was held right after Sunday School with Counselor Leland Bushnell conducting. Paul Petersen led the singing and Roma Bird was accompanist. A Graduation Certificate from Primary was presented to Terry Petersen by Leland Pushnell and he was presented to the Ward for their sustaining vote to become a Deacon In the Aaronlc Priest- Cowley. Testimonies were given by Leland Bushnell, Ruby and Jim Freeman, DeLynn and Noreen and Venoy Labrum, Rae Lynn Greenhalgh, Ann Dollins, Milton, Orvll Beckstrand, Ila Rowley, Jan Bond, and Claude Duncan. Benediction by Eldon Cowley A friend John Pritchett arrived February 4th from San Diego, John left to return to his home Saturday evening. Marlene will visit with her family while making preparations to leave for an L.D.S. Mission In (he Georgia area and North Carolina. She 111 go toSalt Lake City on Feb. 12th. LaDawn Allen was home fromS.U.S.C. over the weekend to visit her sister. MR. 4 MRS. JOHN JACK son, Terri and Mickey of Mapleton spent the weekend with his family the Nolan Also visited her Jacksons. sister Lora Utley and family. LINNAE 4 PHYL JOHNSON came to attend the services for their grandfather Harry Johnson and visited their many relatives who attended. JUNIOR MRS. ROBISON took her daughter Wendy to Provo Feb 2nd to continue her studies at B.Y.U. Vlrgle Ivle accompanledthemand enjoyed a visit with her daughters Lisa and Rhea. MR. AND MRS. LEE and daughters Tract, GO-g- an MR. AND MRS. RANDALL Christensen and baby Laurel spent a few days between semesters at BYU here with his family the Orson Christensens WHO attends Marys college of Beauty In Provo visited here with parents Mr. and Mrs. brother Christensen James on Sunday. Her friend Jim Hunter, a student at BYU, accompanier her and attended Sunday School and Fast MeetIvin and family. He Just relumed from duty ing with Ih recently In Viet Nam. I Family Prayer by Elmo Myers, nephew. Bishop Ralph Robinson conducted and gave the opening remarks. Pallbearers wertValBrlnk-rhof- f, Merrill Johnson, Joe Robterts, Woodrow Blevins, Larry Swallow all grandsons, and Jon Day, great grandson. Honorary Pallbearers Included Joseph L. Robinson, Melvin Robison, Rodney Slott, Flold Warner, Wells Johnson, Cleve and Perry Windsor. Opening prayer by Allen J. Life Brlnkerhoff, grandson. sketch and obituary Rhea Minor, granddaughter. Song by granddaughters. Speakers Included Wesley Melville Roberts, Tomkins on. Songs were sung by Clem Utley, accompanied by Marjorie Robison and BobandBtll Brown with guttaraccumpa by Bob. prayer by Don Closing M oore, with the Dedicatory Prayer by Gene Swallow, both Ro-bel- ers aon-ln-la- sons-ln-la- An- gela and Kimberly, Sprtngvllle spent the weekend with Deanes parents Mr. and M rs. Ralph Robinson and family. They also visited Lees sister and brother-in-la- w Lynn and Rex Allen, daughters Wendy, Denise and Kaylene. They also visited with Lee and Diane and children. They attended fast meeting when little Kimberly recleved a name and a blessing by her father Lee. Assisting were grandfathers Don Hogan, Ralph Robinson, great gradfather Joseph L. Robinson, Uncle Rex Alien and counselors In the Bishopric. SUSAN CHRISTENSEN FUNERAL SEVICES FOR HARRY JOHNSON. Prelude music Swallow, miles were Many, many traveled In car and airplane to pay tribute to our beioved husband, father, grandfather, was and byMau-rln- e greatgrandfather. had a keen mind right to the very end. He enjoyed reminiscing about his friends In Flowell and reciting poems he learned as a child. When a younger man, he had an orchestra which played for dances In this area as welt as in Sevier County. He was connected with Flo-we- ll Growers and was lnter- getting electric power Into Flowell. As flowell Ward CltYTior many years, the records bear hts beautiful pen manship. Loved by his family, all the daughters and the son were 'here for the services as well as all but one Only four of the grandchildren were unable to attend, and many great grandchildren were here also. Many of Ellens (his wife) family came from distances to be here for the services which was greatly appreciated by the Johnson family. He son-in-la- w. R. LLOYD Roy and Clara and families going to live there and take care of It for them. NORA PRICE SPENT last Tuesday In Spanish Fork with her daughter and husband Jon and Mareanne Hunter and MRS. family. WES-le- y (Mildred) Shaw spent part of last week In Scipio visiting with friends. They stayed with Nana Monroe and attended the funeral for Cecil Baker In Delta. Bryant Woolsey of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Also visiting with the group were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephenson and son Stacy of Fillmore. Gary Stephenson went to Glasgow, Montana, Saturday where he will be Insulating at the Air Force Base. Soft Rain M.LA. Go Away Little Girl and Release Me by Brent Song Song Bennett and Bryant Stevens. MR. FLOYD QUARNBERG, Aurora, was In Scipio and at Yuba Dan visiting with James and Ruby Quarnberg. QUAP.N-ber- g SHELLY was home over the week end with her parents, the Don Quarnbergs with JoLynn and Dallon was home, Rodney. MISS Scipio Happenings ton Cooper, and Udell visited the home of M r. and Mrs. Boyd Sorensen. at Pen- A LARGE GROUP OF for their annual convention. Those attending from Scipio were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Probert, Mr. and Mrs. Kaj Peterson. Mrs. Kay Peterson was elected to the Young Homemakers board of DirecROBINSCF.L-ebrate- Ward. d on Blood weex. Memmott celebrated Dariens birthday recently. The couple went out to dinner and visited their children tn Provo. LIS-onb- ee recently returned from tn Florida where Ce- leste's parents live. MR. AND MRS. DDC MON-ro- e, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monroe, (heir sor. Berry, M r. and Mrs. Nell O. Monroe and Melanie, Mr. and Mrs. Let Robins and Mr. and Mrs. La Mar Monroe attended the Bull Sale In St. George. STEVE Salt Lake City, visited with Mr. and M rs. Burtls Quarnberg and family. Yvonne has had her little sister, Linda In the city wiih her the past week. Keryl Ann Quarnberg had a frl :nd from Virginia, Chavda CiX here from SUSC, where iney are attending school. S MR. AND MRS. A. F. HARD-tn- g, Lanosh, vtslled In Scipio with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.. AllenMathews. MR. AND MRS. JELMAR Wasden and family visited over the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wasden. MR. AND MRS. KELLY and children, Mll- MEETING was Conducted by DavldChrls-tense- n. Music was by Lillian and Beverly. Invocation was offered by Dennis Cummings. Richard George and friend John Dowell took care of the Sacrament. Doug and Mle Whitaker, Dean Shields, Kevin and Lloyd Kessler passed. The Infant daughter of Dean and Sherrie Perkins was given the name Deleese and a blessing by her father assisted by grandfather Rey Huber with the Bishopric BUI Turner David and Vernon Christensen standing In. The Infant daughter of Gary and Pauline Peterson was given the name Diana Joe, and a blessing by grandfather Stan Johnson with her father Gary Peterson, Olaf and Sterling Geroge and Willard Whitaker and Farrell Johnson standing The Sacrament was taken of by the Aaronlc Priesthood. Bret Whatcott was given hts He graduation of primary. also received his Duty to God Trail award, and ordained to the office of Deacon In the Aaronlc Priesthood. Lan Turner was confirmed a member of the Church cf Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Lan and Jeana Rowley were baptized on the 5th of care February. Terry and Takako Scottorn brought their baby girl to receive a name and a bles- In. Many fine testimonies were borne. The Benediction was offered by Victor Rogers. Loy C. Maycock Honored Cy Company LOY C. MAYCOCK, CEN-er- al manager of the New York LIVESTOCK recruiting. Mr. Maycock has qualified to attend an educational conference In New Orleans on estte planning, legislation , business Insurance, marketing and management. He has won this award for three consecutive years. RIDING CLUBS HOLD WEST-er- PRODUCTION School CORN AND ALFALFA HAY Production Schools will be held February 17th at Thursday 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. respectively In the courtroom of the courthouse at Fillmore. The alfalfa Hay School will also be held on Friday at 10:00 a.m. In the M.E. Bird Recreation Center In Delta. Dr. DeVere McAllister and Louis Jensen, USU Extension Agronomists will present the latest Information on corn and alfalfa hay production. This will Include Information on n Riding Club Association had their annual State Jamboree at the Terrace Ball Room In Salt Lake City last Saturday right. Fourteen members and their partners from the East Millard Riding Club attended the event and reports all having a good time. and weed control for maximum production. These events are sponsored Exby Utah State University tension and Millard County Cattlemens Association. You are encouraged to Join us In these educational events. U we can be of further help to you contact Keith Chapman at the Delta or Fillmore Extension Office. MRS. BERT SWALLOW, Mrs. Elbert Stevens, Millard Stake Relief Society Board visited the Scipio Ward last week. Spiritual living leader, Zel-d- a Mathews presented a lovely lesson on the Book of Remembrance. Peal Robins, Ruby Quarnberg and Nana Monroe showed their Books of Remembrance to the sisters. Verlene Hatch, counselor, conducted the meeting. PRI-maTARGETEER Scipio held a party at the home of their ry Person to Person UTONA BERRYS MOTHER, of Logan has been here visiting with the Dan Berry family. MISS DEBRA HATTON, Kanosh vtsIteJ over the week end with her friend Annette railroad is . Steel strings tying a country together, with people on both ends On one end of the track are you And the things you need Cars. soap, fresh vegetables, TV sets, clothes On the other end of the tracks are Ihe people who make or grow the tnmgs you need In between, are the people who keep the things you need (lowing smoothly Union Pacific people Union Pacific people man the trams, work the docks, keep track of every car on the system and generally just gel things safely Irom here to there It s a big ob because it s a big country What America makes, UP delivers A . Mathews. Guests of The Hofhines - MR. AND MRS. LEGRANDE Quarnbor and sons sjient the week end In Scipio with Blomla Quarnterg and the RexPeter- - VISITING AT THE HOME D. and Hetlle Robins last week were Mr. and Mrs. of Ccn Levar Anderson, Orem, lso Me Pherson anJ Mrs. Seth daughter-in-laMcPherson, Nephl. Afrlend of Kent Robins, Carl Patrick whom Kent' knew In the service called the Robins Sat. He didnt know his old budy had passed away. His home Is In California. Mrs. Cal nmn pacific RAILROAD I A CASEY QUARNBERG AND friend, PTC, spent the week end In Scipio. MR. AND MRS. Frntst . UNION a Utah Corpotaliof FEED varieties, cultural practice, STATE JAMBOREE THE UTAH STATE sing. She was given the name of Chantelle Kae Scottorn. Clay andMarleenCummlngs brought their son to receive a name and a blessing. He was given the name Darren Hay Cummings and a blessing by his father. Testimonies were shared by Counselor David Orr, llazen Stevens, Jetta Brunson, Glenda Cooper, Ilene Cooper, Wendell Hotchkiss, Stella Day, Bishop Dallln Nielson, and Alma Anderson. The Ward Choir sang the closing song. Fillmore last THE ORR 6, 1972. QUARNBERG, Dank In DAVID Stella Day and Catheryn Nielson were In charge of the music. Prayers were offered by e. Don Turner and Duane Priesthood SHELLY QUARNBERG and htr fiancee, LeeCloward, Provo, visited at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Quarnberg. Hardman Feb. el-an- le, Jackson, MU too. leader, Sary Robins. Stephanie and Deann Robins, M Terry and Robert Monroe, Diane and Kory Quarnberg, James Peterson planned and attended the party. MISS ROSALIE MEMMOTT MRS. SACRAMENT er conducted Fast and Testimony Meeting for Second Ward on class of Salt Lake City, and Miss Nila Perkes, Mt. Vernon, Washington, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Memmott and Randy. AND Aaronlc CONNIE MR. AND MRS. HOWARD J. visit COUNSELOR Whitaker and Dean Perkins were In Sal t Lake City for the Young FarmersConventlon last week. Gloria Probert, Anna Mae Quarnberg, Rosa Lee Robins, helped with the Red Cross son, Alene Mathews, Stephanie Robins attended the birthday party. Kathy Rotilns came from BYU to spend the birthday with her atster. a MELVIN MRS. DUTSON-Roport- the Sacrament. Music was conducted by organist Eileen Thompson and chorister Anna Mae Quarnberg. The testimony meeting was lnsptratlonaL James Peterson, Valerie Thatcher, Candace Berry, Kory Quarnberg, Casey Peter MR. AND MRS. JAMES LINDA bearers administer and passed Deane Qutrnberg, Saturday. SECOND WARD NEWS COUNSELOR NEIL O. MON-ro- e conducted Fast and Testimony meeting in the Scipio tors. her ninth birthday e from the Riding Club In Scipio attended their annual Riding Club Jamboree at the Terrace Ballroom InSaltLake City. AND YOUNG FARMERS Young Homemakers met at the Ramada Inn In Salt Lake City MISS DEANN PEO-p- AND HELD In DELTA Soon office, has been named one of the companys outstanding general managers for 1971., according to Charles W.V. Mear-e- s, chairman of the board. The Great Falls office surpassed quotas tn life, health and group Insurance, and In Stephenson home last Wed. Teachers. MR. 1972 11, CANCER Clinic To Be Likes Grat Falls general for dinner and overnight, were their friends Mr. and Mrs. Ladles. Song Exodus HalStevensand Jeff Dobson. When You Wish Upon Song A Star M.LA. Officers and MR. HARRY JOHNSON MRS. 4 WITH CLYDE 4 LILLIAN Wood for a weekend visit were Rulon and Wyla Sherwood. VISITORS AT THE 4 JULLA and Spencer and Venna Black of Calif., arrived Sunday evening to attend the Funeral for their Aunt Laura Cummings, Bill and Beth Lawson of Calif, arrived Saturday. are JESS 4 ESTELL BENETT and Brent drove to Cedar City Sunday afternoon to visit their daughter and her husband Sue and Karl EspUn and two daughters. Young Mrs. Dick Probert and ney over the weekend. SPENT LYLE JOHNSON the weekend with hts parents Glade and June Johnson. He attends U.S.U. MR. Babcock of Laguna Beach and were here Friday Joshua evening to Sunday morning for another load of furniture They cold their home to Mr. and Mrs. Parmer of Calif. GLADE 4 SANDY STEVENS of Salt Lake and RlchardChrls-tense- n a student at U.S.U. were visiting their parents Maughn and Bonnie Christensen and family during the weekend , Glade and Sandy also visited his parents the Milton Stevens. MR. AND MRS RICHARD Prbert visited with Mr. and VIRGIE IVIE, Reporter ALLEN AND and children of Layton and Miss Glenda Kenny a student at U.S.U. psent the weekend with their parents G Wells and Ramona Kenny. e Hunter. Brand New Key by Song Colleen and Anna Stevens. Plano Duel Teddy Bears Picnic by Bonnie and Kellee g, M RS. CHELL HATTON HAS returned home after spending the past two months with her family , her daughter Dawnl and husband brought her home they live In Hunter, Utah. RONALD 4 WANDA WEBB Stephenson-Janlc- Brent and Michael Hos-ma- n, Ernest Rowley and Tony OLAF 4 BLANCH GEORGE were tn Sal t Lake Friday and Saturday. and her husband. THE HOLDEN WARD M.L A. Music Festival was presented Feb. 1st. The Theme was Sing A New Song. The Program was as follows: Song Live Oak M.LA. Youve Got a Friend Song Solitary Man by Debbie Song BRANT 4 KAREN GEORGE spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Young Farmers Convention. er STEPHEN-so- n Christensen. QultnessM.LA. Participating In the Sacrament Service were Priesthood Members Chris andShanCarl-ln- Vlrge Christensens were their daughter and husband Jim and Verae Hanson and family of Salt Lake. GEORGE 4 MARSHA CROP-pand three girls were In Salt Lake Friday and Saturday George and Marsha attended the Young Farmers Convention and the girls were the guests of their Aunt Diane While here they spent two nights and one day with Mother and grandmother Elza Nixon. Elza had an Open House for them while they were here and she would like to thank the many friends who called both In person and by phone. Lt. Col Nixons assignment in Spain will be over In June and all the Nixon family will return to the States. They have had a four year tour of duty In Spain. EEKEND GUESTS OF THE W len home. leges. Friday. February BLACK Mel-vlU- In returned home Monday evening after an extended visit with her daughter and her husband Mildred and Warren Ahlstrom In Boise, Idaho. Flowell Happenings MARLENE Ellen went to help out the home of her daughter and her husband. Helen and Bill Rigby and family. They had Illness In their home. Mallon and daughter Colleen went to Centerville to spend the weekend and to bring Elday. LT. COL. GEORGE STERL-ln- g Nixon and son Quinn arrived by Jet after a trip from Quinn had Madrid, Spain. taken the A.C.T. Test for entrance into college and had Received a 99 score. They made the trip for Quinn to have Interviews at Utah Col- MRS. FLOSSIE hood. One reason wbv lima bean may yield only a few pod per plant u crowding. They produce much better yield if spaced at least a foot apart. LlndaCros-lan- d. MRS. ELLEN STEVENS 4 her mother Mrs. Elmeda Turner went to Salt Lake Tues- Lt. Col. George S. Nixon er Mass, are visiting her family the Stan Johnsons. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Johnson were also weekend guests of his family the Stan Johnsons from Bountiful. Their daughter Brenda and boy friend And Madges from S.L.C. sister Leah and husband Std Neslln and son Robert were all here Sunday for theChrls-tenln- g of the baby. Nixon berence." SACRAMENT World to Sing Alien-Report- GARY 4 PAULINE PET-erso- n and baby of Sprtngvllle, Lenora StepCrosland, henson, Colleen, Margenenand Anna Stevens. Id Like to Teach the Song rr Marvin Hunter Chad M cKee Finance- - Lloyd Christensen an-- i Otto Hunter SUNDAY SCHOOL W ASCON ducted by Supt. Weldo Bush- and M rs. Clinton Crooks from Heber City. Mr. Rogers Is also living there now with them. We welcome them Into our community and hope they will like It here. He works on the Rogers farm. Keep the Wagons RolM.LA. Young Men. Song by the Scouts. Song "Weed Connie and Linda lin Ashby Ass, Sec. -- Dean Larsen Johnson Ass. Sec.-Cle- e was: The Book of The lesson was of Remembrance by Ha Rowley. y WELLS Zalla Song Cropper Stephenson Chalrman-Ga- Duet by Marlanand Anna Stevens. FIREMEN e Chief-Georg- Chalrman-Wesle- Testimonies were given by LaVeda Duncan, Eva, NaDean, Dorthy and Mary Beckstrand, Iva Stewart, JaneChrlstensen, Betty Mae Labrum, Della Bennett and Marilyn Freeman. THE fiano er Bennett s Ass. Relief Society was held Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. with Dorthy Beckstrand conducting. Prayers were by Violet Kam-la- h and Noreen Labrum. The music was by Flora Stewart and Joyce Beckstrand. Stott. MRS. LEE AVERETT Its title CROSLAND-Renort- VOLUNTEER Peterson and Mary Beckstrand. The Lesson was given by Eva Beckstrand and Betty Mae Labrum and La Veda Duncan. VISITORS AT THE HOME OF Mrs. Velma Stott were frelnds from Los Angeles. They were a niece and nephew of the late Lloyd Nlckle. A NEW ELLA Kanosh Happenings Happenings ldc-n Friday, February 18, 1972 Millard County PRtGRESS Fillmore, Utah 84631 utans continuing Delta! free cancer examination cllcic moves lowest M lllard County, Febniary 26, (Saturday) 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the Delta Stake Center, Church of JeSaints sus Christ of Latter-da- y by the West Millard County Unit of the American Cancer Society, is open to women from 20 years of age and up. Those women whohav9 not had a recent pyhslcal checkup should avail themselves to this opportunity, a unit American CancerSocletyspokesman said. The clinic, a cancer detection, does not provide treatment. Its purpose Is to educate women to the seven warning signals of cancer and to teach self examination. Results of the examination, Including the Pap smear, are turned over to the womans private family physician. Family doctors are notified Immediately where symptoms Indicate a follow-u- p examination Is necessary. A team of volunteer doc-tand nurses directed by os W. Knox Fitzpatrick, Jr., MD and Chairman of the Virginia Whitney Clinics will give free and uterine examinations during the day-loclinic. Clinics concentrate on these two types of cancer because they are the most frequent forms of malignancy to strike Utah women and because they can be successfully treated If caught In the early stages of the disease. Clinics are a part of the Virginia Whitney Memorial Project and sponsored by the Utah Division of the Cancer Society. In the past three years aim liar locally-sponsed clinics have provided examination services to 6,'M breast ng or Utahs women. Nine similar Clinics are scheduled at other areas throughout the state this year. Home For The Weekend JUDGE C. NELSON DAY, Salt Lake City, Joined his son David In Fillmore for the weekend. The latter Is a student of Southern Utah State College. The two also visited with Mrs. Hazel Pay and June Chrlstopherson, who are getting settled In their new home here. Robert and Clndl Day are living In Los Angeles while Robert Is studying for his masters degree. |
