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Show GARFIELD LEADER, GARFIELD. UTAH Friday, June 1$, 19S2 VISITORS DEPART ON VACATIONS COME-RES1DEN- TS Arlene Harward entertained Thursday honoring her daughter, Louise, who celebrated her ninth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Harward was assisted by Miss Sharon Baker and Mrs. Donna Beel. Sixteen guests enjoyed a gay time and refreshments at the Magna Community Park. Mrs. Short VUil A short but welcome visit was enjoyed by the T. E. Burke family when Mr. Burke's mother, Mrs. Clara E. Burke, arrived here to attend the wedding Monday of her granddaughter, Diane to Don-ol- d F. Johnson. Mrs. Burke left Tuesday for St. Louis, Missouri, to visit another Mr. and son and daughter-in-laMrs. Jack Burke and son, Jackie. They will all drive back together to Utah and have a family reunion in Magna about June 23rd. mi P lowers Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hook, son, Douglas and Mrs. Mae Chapman, left last week by auto for a two-wce- EXPRESS YOUR SENTIMENTS WITH BEAUTY AND DiGNiTY Free Delivery 2 ii-ii- Jaily to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith and Mrs. Leah Massingall have returned to their home after visiting for ten days with the Smiths on and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith cl Ephreta, Washington. They had a most enjoyable time. any point in Salt Lake County CHARGE ACCOUNTS ks vacation trip to California, where they will be guests of rela tives and friends in Burbank and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Hook will arrive home this Sunday. Their son and Mrs. Chapman will remain in California for aa extended time. WELCOMED. Leon BROWN FLORAL CO. CLUB Visits Friends Mr. and Mra. W. A. Bezzzant and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hone of Spanish Fork, visited sister and daughter, Mrs. Elwood Clifford of Menan, IJ.iho, recently. A most enjoyable time was held. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones left Wednesday for a vacation motor trip to California. They will visit their two sons and families, Mr. Mrs. Ivona Robinson and three and Mrs. Chester Jones and child children, Sharon, Von and Hal of of Burbank and Mr. and Mrs. Earl American Fork have returned to Jones of Glcnwoud. their home after visiting with Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr. and Members of the Democratic Mrs. M. F. Orr on the Bacchus Ladies Study Group were enterRoad. Mrs. Robinson is convaltained Thursday evening at the escing from recent major surgery. home of Mrs. M. F. Orr in Bacchus She was accompanied back by a at a pot luck picnic lawn party. sister, Mrs. Zenda Ridd. Games of cards were later played and prizes given to Mrs. lone Aston and Mrs. Rose Rasmussen. A gay social time was enjoyed. GOOOOv NOTES M"s. Atha Cannegieter of San Mrs. Wuna Thomas will be hosDu'gj, California, former Magna tess to members of her Sewing resident for many years, left this week to visit her brother and fam- Club this Saturday evening at her A home. social time of sewing and ily. D. Howard Brown in Black-fou- t, Idaho. She had been a house-gue- st chatting is planned by the group. of Mr. and Mra. V. D. Schow Mr. and Mra. Henry Anderson and other relatives and friends in and family of Richland, Washingthis vicinity. Mr. Cannegieter attended fun- ton, are visiting at the home of eral services of her father, John Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Catten and Davis Brown, who died last week other relativea and friends in Magna and vicinity. in an Ogden hospital. CRADLE ROLL Tuesday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bennett of Garfield, became the happy parents of a fine baby boy, who was bora at a Salt Lake hospital Mother and new ion are doing wuM. He weighed in at eight pounds and ii being greeted by s brother. and lister, Michele. Mrs. Bennett will be remembered aa being the former Vanita Jonas. Ratio Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Poulos and Mr. and Mrs. Jay McAllister reMr. and Mra. John , turned Tuesday from a very en- formerly Mrs. Fawn Wall, and ten-da- y vacation spent at Mrs. Skinner's daughter, Mra joyable Lava Hot Springs and Yellow- Darlene Harrin of North Hollystone National Park. ' wood, California, wen guests of Mrs. Skinners son, Blaine Wall The best way to get a bad law the past week in Garfield. Law is the embodiment of the Mr. Wall graduated during the moral sentiment of the people. repealed is to enforce it strictly. --Blackstone Lincoln week from the University of Utah. Members of the Mudlarks were entertained at a social Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. F. Orr. China painting formed the diversion of the time. fien IMmitage ym&dfAe Nature Walk U&&1 All Primary children of the Magna Second Ward, ages are invited to go on a Nature Walk Wednesday, June 18ih at 10:30 oclock. They are kindly asked to bring their lunches. r -3 Can You Beat Up to Tliis? 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