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Show Helper Journal The SeP- - 1, NEWS ABOUT PAGE THREE 1 - mm wun $37,000 LDS Chapel Dedicated Sunday ntiUHBORS FROM Miss Mary riSTLE GATE for Grand week last le't where she Colorado, JB school this year, to'attend s and Mrs. Jay Newton and Juwn formerly of Clear Creek. BY JOSEPHINE HOUGHTON Zv making their home here. week a end was rBauu "jack Bafley Wen Mellor and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace! Jtor at Springville. Oscar Foote and Robinson enjoyed fishing at Sco-- ! Mr and Mrs. field over the week end. spent the week end at Mr. and Mrs. David rfni Mrs. John Aguirre and former residents and nowBradsha living in': ported very good fishing luano, were visitors here Wednes- - HONORED AT SHOWER day of last week. Jjjcrfleld last week end. Castle Gate U"n - j A' It's PENNEY'S for lifted" x. CASTLE GATE Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zaccaria and Carole Ann spent the week end In Salt Lake City where they visited the zoo and Liberty Park. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zaccaria at Bingham Can- b 1 il y ri kf) w !r sal-- ; yon. Y i Bishop and Mrs. Fay Thacker, Harry Thacker, and yelen, Wel-doMarilyn and LaPreal. were in Salt Lake City Tuesday to at tend the reception of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craig and children Judy and Paul were Salt Lake City visitors Wednesday. j Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Busey and Keith and Charlotte left this week! to make their home at Sunnyside. Charlotte was guest of honor at a farewell outing at Heiner Park Saturday evening and Keith was1 feted Monday evening at a weiner roast at Crandall Canyon by a ' n. CASTLE GATE Over 300 former and present member of the Cattle Gate ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, and guests from various parts of the state participated In an impressive and appropri ate dedicatory service of the new ward chapel here last Sunday evening. Elder Clifford E. Young, assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve, dedicated the edifice that took 10 years to construct Sheila Booth, Connie Chllds, ColNorma , Jeaa leen Robertson, Grundy, Leah Rae Nielson, Ina Foote, Etoya Wilstead. LDS GIRLS HONORED AT J Venita Davis, Sherron and Joyce PARK ACTIVITIES Houghton, Joyce Snow, Colleen CASTLE GATE The L.D.S Harrison l.nsn Rtnvona TvmiIba Girl s Committee sponsored an all Nougaret, Joanne Houghton, Alene day outing at the Helper Park Taylor, LaRae Wilstead, Geraldlne Breakfast was Johnson last Thursday. TnvvA Pafuv .Tnhnnin served to the girls after which ; Hardee Roween Mari Nogaret( Knie8 ana swimming were en anne Thomas, Susan Phillips, Nor-ejoyed Long, Fae Bendall, LaRae Those in attendance included: Bendall, Rita Mae Taylor, Sonya Mrs. Lydia Bendall, Mrs. Blanch Hyatt and Darlene Lewis. Thomas, Mrs. Josephine Houghton, Mrs. Helen Houghton, Mrs. Honesty is one part of Mae Snow, Mrs. Coreene Booth, We persuade others by and Mrs. Rae Dell Pearson, comin earnest ourselves. mittee and advisors; Enid Peter- being Hazlitt son, Sandra Craig, Roberta and CHURCH NEWS IN CASTLE GATE " uiss rem inacaer was guest A TT?C" Mr- - and Mrs- - Thomas Bendall, j UEjUIKsALHiO honor at a bridal shower given by ' her mother. Mrs. Fay Thacker, Miss L Bendall and Miss NEW WARD CHAPEL. Friday evening at the church Susan and Sharon Phillips left The Castle week for a vacation trip to1 CASTLE GATE Table games and a delicious lunch-!thi- s eon was enjoyed by those present. Arizona and Glendale, California. Gate ward chapel was dedicated Mrand MThe bride received many beauti-- ! Andy Lewis were Sunday evening by Elder Clifford called to Spanish Fork by the E. Young, assistant to The Council ful gifts. very serious illness of Mrs. Lewis' of The Twelve. Bishop Fay E. Thacker conducted the following sister. CASTLE GATE NEWS Many former members of this program: opening song, by the SEWING CLUB MEETS "The Spirit Of God Mrs. Olive Magann was hostess ward and visitors were in at- congregation. c ..s opening ifiiuance ai uie ueuicaiury scr- tn hp, u,rin. m..k ning at her home. The guest list Among those chorus sang, "O Divine Redeemer," included: .Mrs. Pearl Wilstead, Sunday eVening. were: and Mrs. directed by Josephine Houghton present Bishop Mrs. Sylvia Barney, Mrs. Sara William B. Stapley and sons, and accompanied by Helen Thack- Mrs. Dessa Mrs. Biggs, Ida Snow, and Homer of Provo; Mr. er; former Bishop William B. Evans, Mrs. Lenore Davis, Mrs. Stanleyirc Hcir Fi.ono on.i fomiiv Stanley told of the beinnlne of Lillie Pecorelli and Mrs. ClPa of Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. the building. Davis. Bishop Thacker spoke of the Clvde Sabin and daughters. Lois on the building Auxiliary Feted By Mrs. DeAngeles "d Irene of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. men who worked Sabin and baby of Salem; and paid tribute to them and those n CASTLE GATE Ladies A iliary was held at the home of! Mr. and Mrs. Claude Heiner of who donated to the building. vocal solo, "This House We DediMrs. Ruth DeAngeles Wednesday Salt Lake City. evening. Mrs. Clea Davis and Mrs.j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Biggs of cate To Thee," by Bulah Tabone, Miss Sadie Ogden of accompanied by Arnolene Snow, Annabel Fish were presented with Orem; - Claude Heiner. president of the Mr. Mrs. Larand Willis handkerchiefs for their birthdavs who in turn served a delicious sen of Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Cath- - utah Fel Company was the next followed President by Larsen of Provo; Mrs. Bes- - speaker luncheon to: Mrs Blanche on the Grath, Mrs. Sylvia Barney, Mrs. sie Snow and daughters, Bonnie Cecil Broadbent who talked of the people in building sacrifice Mae of Mr. Arnolene and MilProvo; Mrs Elaine Virginia Lewis, churches and of the blessings ler, Mrs. May Hilton, Mrs. Ellen and Mrs. Darwin Nielson of Price; Carlson Mrs Lillie Pecorelli Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Afton Thacker, Mr. that follow. The ongregation sang, Helen Houghton, Mrs. Robertson, and Mrs. Irvin Thacker, Mr. and "Come, Come Ye Saints"; vocal Af- Mrs. Edna Hardee and Mrs. Ralph Thacker and sons, s0l. "BIess This House.' by ..us. u.y and and Reed, Lynn, Ralph Lee, iAngeles. daughter, Hilda, Miss Hertell, Mrs. SCOUTS ENJOY OUTING Elder Clifford E. Young Mrs. Walter Patterson. (Jimmy CASTLE GATE the young people to keep ished Boy McF. P. Harrison, and Bishop and Scout leaders who enjoyed an Qujre nil nf Hphcf ami Hni their church clean and to snow reverence at all times and to set outing at Crandall canyon lastciflfi0 nf Albert week included: Stagg, and son Billy, high standards in their recrea-Golde- n gjjj n0Ugjt,0n Mellor, Oscar Foote, Ger- - 'enjoyed fishing at Scofield Sunday! tions and then offered the dedi-ral- d Davis. Terry Bowns, Billy fharlev Houehton atid Elias cati6n prayer. Closing song, "We " " ' Houghton, John Webster, Duane pegn enjoyed a fishing trip last " phet", with ward organist Marie Bendall, Dueane Wilstead, Robert . .k Whittaker, Vernon Huff, Dennis gharon Phillips of Iayton is Gllbeit at the piano; benediction Huff, Boyd Thomas, Bobbie Davis, visiting at the home of Mr. and hy Howard F. Stevens Others of the stake presidency George Hreinson and Jerry La Mrs. Thomas Bendall. in attendance were Isaac McQueen, brum. RIO GRANDE LOOKS Sterling Forsyth and Clerk B. W. McAllister. Three hundred were jTO COLORADO SPUD in attendance. STATE FAIR NEWS of,1- npnTP DAY-LON- - - ne t.,.. " M Boys' Cord Soled High Shoos LEAVE NO MARKS! ... Moccasin for comfort with all those quality features Penney's shoes shoe built high n are famous for! Smooth leather uppers, Sanitized linings, rugged cord heels and soles. Brown. 12-D and elk-finish- ed 3, 8M1 Tames zahare? D. DFPrcnr viomtJ I V ..'iVi s. IN WE FACTOR, H0M OR OFFICE DEMANDS PERFECT VI3I0NJ0Q GUARANTEE PERFECT VISION VtlTR STANDARD 'GUARANTEED GLASSES. YOUR WORK 'CROP FOR BUSINESS Advocates of getting the govern Growing importance of the Colo- - ment out of 'business should re- irado potato crop was reflected in member that if the government of business altogether, we f fromia agr!ture crop ship- - got out have no postoffice. no tar. the 1948 crop year Utah livestock exhibitors in the 1949 state fair will get an oppor- - competition with entrants Idaho under an agreement ' with the Southeastern Idaho Fair, :. ' l'"curu "lc "" by J. A. Theobald, Secretary- Western Railroad. For the thing. Manager, of the Fair Board. ,,. --31, 1949, May year crop ending .v . . v... j ,! i.iot rui lOATrt for entrants has been moved up londav.- September . 19. at 9 8,8418 carloads the ..... ..previous year. iuauo am to allow exniuiiors irum T... of perish- shipments Although eouTi,J to bring their animals to were the greatest able products Citv after the close of the Idaho . pi Grande history, total shin mades f ::: ...... w , : In Price at 31 E. Main St. any. r . - -- 1 ' es Cnt. nioTif- - rf Here's your opportunity to win a glorifying career! Look into the nrnAnnta all . State Lair. Dates for the Utah . uiiKliiaicu on its lines aeennea , , are irom nepieiinjn nnus" somewhat, P. K. Yonge, agricultSeptember 24. ural director, reported. The 1948 With plans completed for a figures showed a 31,325 carload .. i CBlu" " vastly improvej total compared to .15,406 carloads setup this year it is expected that orjginated ,n Ute 947 crop year. more animals w. 1 be entered Qf the declne ghown er be ore. A premium list than a gharp drop n gugar beet of approx,mately $10 000 is Pla"" shipments in the Utah area. By , ned for the fair, which will at-Colorado shipped 24,118 tract many more exhibitors than car0f.ds of agricuitural products in previous fairs. for the 194g crop year compared This years's fair will be based 2 J25 ,n 194? Jn utah M "A Forty-- iner on the theme: enta dropped tQ 7207 carloaiB , Utah Fair" and the accent will be placed on agriculture and stock previous crop year raising. Mr. Thedbald announced. Jn addUon t0 potatoe8, SUgar In this connection he announced beet8 and peaches provided maj0r the Fair Theatre Building Mexport tonnage. Beets accounted been remodeled and will be usedifor g peaches 2,753 as a county horticulture and raI1. for (he crop year rlculture building. Space will beiroad reported-allotte. to counties on a perman-- j The lndlcated ..very faT. counties the basis ent assuring orable" production for the 1949 the same space each year if they crop year. Heavy snowfalls last so desire. winter, combined with heavy and More counties have entered ai- - early summer rains, point to suf- ready this year than for the lastjfIcIent water Buppjy for tne grow several years. Mr. Tneouaid s10- inging season. Specifically, the rail It Is hoped that every county in road sees an increase In apples, the state will have an exhibit by peaches, apricots, and pears this the time the Rates roll open on year. "Fair Day." to present a letter-perfeAn outstanding spectacle plan-ne- opening ready show. 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