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Show MAGMA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH ' Tlwttiay, Jon. 23, 1964 CYPRUS CAPERS Fcftnsr. ftsssa Ucstvch Prcibytcrhn (torch Succumbs In Ogden By Sylvia Haws THE POPS concert assembly held Friday was one of the best this year at Cyprus High School. Mr. Roger gerin and the dance band de--l serve a great! deal of credit for J ' all the work and time they put into this assem-bl- y Pietro (Pete) H. Disera, 73, of Ogden, died Saturday, 5:30 a.m., in a Salt Lake Hospital after a long illness. He was a former e Magna resident and regarded in this area. Born Feb. 9, 1890, in Caramani-co Italy, he was a son of Saba-tinand Angolina Disera. ' He married Mae Zito May 9, 1920, in Magna. They were later divorced. and our Mr. Disera was a retired rigger thanks for a and a veteran of World War I. wonderful enterHe was an active member of Jetainment are exhovahs Witnesses and a former Miss Haws tended to Mr. member of the American Legion. Wangerin and participants., Survivors Listed include sons, daugh-ferSurvivors THURSDAY, the swimming PiMrs. M. A. (Ann) Frank, rates will travel to ''South High both of Magna; Lawrence, Bailey, for a swim meet. Also, our wres- Salt Lake City; Mrs. S. W. tling team meets with the BingJohn, Albuquerque, N.M.; ham matmen at Cyprus for a 14 brother, Loren-0- , grandchildren; match. ttovc Seen To mmm nws To ttsethg Site A Kendall cousins' party was held Friday evening at the new home of Byron and Connie Bracken in Hunter. Dinner was served to Mr, and Mrs. Clair Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Winn, Mr, and Mrs. Boyd Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wilkey and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilkey. long-tim- o, Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Driffill attended a Peck family cousins party last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roseman in Lehi, Utah. s, , (Del-phin- e) surgery Friday at the Valley West Hospital and is reported doing satisfactorily. Magna. Funeral services were held noon in Magna and burTuesday assembly will be held, dealing ial made in the Salt Lake City with a problem that is quite prevalent at Cyprus why dont stu- Cemetery. dents participate in school activities? DUCKS A panel consisting of Principal YiORE BLACK Moroni L. Jensen, some faculty members, Gary Nielson and Kay ARE RECEIVED HERE Christison from the senior class; The movram to establish black Jim Faris and Sue Thompson ducks in Utah took another step from .the junior class and Mel forward last week as additional Hatfield "and Linda Hurst rep- bood stocks were received and resenting the sophomores, will released at the Farmington Bay present discussions. Waterfowl Management area. Sixty-tw- o of the large ducks, THIS FRIDAY night, the Cy- 36 females and 26 males, a gift prus Pirates play Bingham at from the Tennessee Department Bingham in another league game. of Fish and Game, were pinioned Lets support our team and cheer to prevent flight and released on them to victory. e a holding area near the Bay headquarFarmington THE NEXT dance of the year ters. will be held Feb. 1, sponsored Initial attempts to establish by the Cyprus Associated Men. the black duck in Utah last year Layne Naylor, CAM president, met with defeat as botulism or states that the theme will be duck sickness took more than "All the Kings Men, and he and of the original stock committee members promise a of 23 ducks shipped to the state most exciting time. as part of an exchange program The committee in charge of the between the Utah and Connectdance is composed of Lonnie icut Departments of Fish and Paulos, Jim Sadler, Allen Taylor Game. and Layne Naylor. A king and queen will reign over the festive IN THE McKINLEY BRYAN affair. The king will be chosen of 1896, over 80 per cent election by the girls and the queen will be of the voters cast a balqualified named by the boys. The assembly s battle In the lot. will be held Friday, Jan. 31. of the eligi-blThe assembly committee con- of 1916, 71 per cent voted. In the Truman-Dewe- y sists of Richard Clegg, Bruce in 1948, only 51 per showndown John Sadler and Yates, Layne voters went to the cent of the Naylor. polls. In 1952, the Eisenhower-Stevenso- n contest brought out It is much more important to 62 cent of the voters. In any per be human than it is to be imporelection year, if either party does tant. . a really good Job of making votout of ers that party Ignorance is responsible for in- is bound to win. teresting arguments. ON FRIDAY. Jan. 24, a novel . two-acr- two-thir- Wilson-Hughe- es non-voter- s, Billions fer Utah Utah's mining industry has just completed its first 100 years with an $8,871,000,000 total contribution to tho economy of the state and the nation. With Utah's impressive variety of known and potential minerals, continued growth and increased benefits are promised for the second 100 years. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "From tho earth comes an abundant life for all" Mrs. Betty Morris underwent " Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holladay and daughter have departed for their home in Tempe, Ariz., after k a visit in Lake Ridge with Mr. Holladays parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holladay. two-wee- PASTOR OF NEW CHURCH The Reverend Mr. John Browne, pastor of Westvele Presbyterian Church in Hunter.' (Editors Note: Thia ia another in series of religious articlss on r arsa. churches in ths Featured thia week is the Wastvale Presbyterian Church in Huntar. Rev. Mr. John Browne ia organising pastor.) a Magna-Hunta- Westvale Presbyterian Church, one of the youngest churches of the west valley, was organized Oct. 6, 1963. The church is now meeting at 3630 South 5600 West, but will soon move its temporary meeting place to 3610 South 4400 West, where a manse is under construction. Plans are beginning for a permanent church building to be erected on the same property. In August, the Presbytery of Utah appointed the Rev. Mr. John Browne as organizing pastor. The word Presbyterian comes from the New Testament word which means preebyter. translated in our English Bible by the word elder. This points to one characteristic of the Presbyterian church, representative government by elders who are elected by the members of the church. Reformed Church The Presbyterian church is part of the family of Reformed churches, looking back in .history to the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century. One early Reformed thinker was John Calvin, who lived and taught in Switzerland. Also active in Presbyterian history was John Knox, a Scot During the 16th century, the church became the national church of Scotland. It came to the colonies during the early 1700s. Presbyterians were active in the formation of the new nation, and many were at the front of the westward movement of the 19th century. Of about three lf million Presbyterand ians in the United States today, some six thousand are members of churches in Utah. In Council of Church Presbyterians associate themselves with other Christians through the World Council of Churches, the National Council of Churches, and through various local associations. The church considers itself one member of the family of Christians throughout the world, of whatever denomination. Along with other Protestant Christians, Presbyterians confess their faith in God in Christ and in the Holy Spirit They stress personal discipleship. They emphasize the direct relation of every believer to God through one-ha- -- prayer, the freedom of the individual conscience under God, and thd importance of the Bible as the source and text of Christ' '' ian teaching. Third Putorato " This is the Reverend Mr. Brownes third pastorate. Born in El Dorado, Arkansas, he served with the First Marine Division in the Pacific area during World War. II. Before entering the service he had attended the State A & M (Agricultural and Mechanical) College at Mag- ' nolia, Ark. When he. wgfi released from the Marines, he enrolled at Utah State University, .where he achieved his Bachelor, of Science degree in 1948. It was while: he was attending the USU. that be met his wife, the, former Nona Taylor. They were married in 1948 and moved to San Francisco where Mr. Browne attained a Bachelor of Divinity degree at the San Francisco .Theological Seminary in 1953. They are now the parents of three children ,Pripr to organizing the West-val- e Presbyterian Church, Mr. Browne had his first pastorate "at Aberdeen, Idaho, from 1953 to 195$He then served in ML Pleasant, Utah, until August of 1963, when he and his family moved to their present home at 4270 S. 4850 West, Granger. , , , Mrs. Larue Higley and children motored last week to and spent a few days with Mrs. Higleys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Barnes. Tre-mont- on n Automatic home, farm, churches or business, e Guards your property Extends working hours Prevents accidents Brings nighttime recreation outdoors Adds night-tim- e beauty, prestige. WESTERN AUTO CANNOT OFFER YOU A SHORT CUT, No Equipment to Buy, Install We can offer you the best plan for cuccees in your or Maintain Heres what the power company will provide: e Complete installation of a modem outside area Jight, designed for all outdoor areas, mounted on a polr. You pay only for the service. There is nothing else to buy. c cell which autoBuilt-i- n at dusk, off at on matically turns light dawn. All electricity used during operation of Private Outdoor Light, which lights area over 200 feet in diameter. Maintenance and lamp replacement. photo-electri- For more information on this ntw service, phone or write your nearest Utah Power & Light Co. office. There is no obligation. electric. It's better I u:fi d Cynthia Huber, 7 - year - old daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Ed Huber, was honored on her birthday Monday with a party. Twelve children enjoyed all of the party exoitemenb climaxed with an ice cream luau. An anniversary party was held Saturday evening when Beverly Cloward, Virginia. Jensen, Jackie Hill and Bonnie Curtis motored to Ogden as dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Don Eddy welhome of Katherine Strong. A comed a baby boy into their famsocial time was enjoyed by the ily on Friday, Jan. 17. He weighed group, c 8 pounds and 4 ounces and both he and mother are doing well. He Mr. George Bowden has one brother at home, named motored to Sr); recently Brigham David. City where Mr. Bowden named Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. his seventh Barnes of Tremonton, Myron Their daughter, Mrs.' Del Van Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Eddy Wagoner, gave birth to a baby of Green Cove Spring, Fla. girl Dec. 22 and named her Eva Marie. She also has a son, Marty. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jones were happy the past week to The Lake Ridge Ward Lihoma receive a telephone call from girls will hold their their daughter, Mrs. Valora Macparty on Friday, Jan. Millan from Australia. The dis24, at 7:30 p.m. in the Junior tance of 12,000 miles did not Sunday School room. the clearness of the tele- Boxes are the theme for the hamper Mr. and Mrs. phone reception. evening and refreshments, games, Jones also talked with Mr. Mac- -. invitations and favors will come Millan. from boxes. A program will be presented by the girls. and-,Mr- s. great-grandchil- d. Daddy-Daught- er - Allen Baer graduated from the Lake Ridge Second Ward Primary last week. "For out of prison, he com-et- h to reign. Ecclesiastes 4:14. Baha'uTlah was s prisoner in Acca, Palestine. er BAHA'I WORLD FAITH See The New 64 Models I 1 . : Hunter Child Dies Of Respiratory Aibsnt James Ray Davis, son of Delbert E. and Mary Man-o- s Davis, 6449 W. 3785 South, Hunter, died of a respiratory ailment Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. at his home. Born Jan. 6, 1962, in Salt Lake City, he is survived by parents, brothers, sisters, Thpmas D., Harry M., Gary D., Peggy- C., Gina M., all of Hunter; Jon: M., California; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Daviij Mrs. Harry Manos, all of Salt Lake City. Funeral rites were held Friday in Salt Lake City and interment made in Mt. Olivet cemetery. - One must have a good to be able to keep the he makes.1 Habits are either bobs or sinkers, cork or lead. They hold you up or hold you down.. 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Clip and mail the attached coupon for free booklet explaining the Western Auto Associate Store Plan. Mr. Joseph Anderson returned last weekend from a two-weevisit in Hauula, Oahu, Hawaii, with his daughter, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don McCarty. Mrs. Anderson is staying with her daughter for an undeter- Mrs. Leo (Betty) Amador returned to her home last week from a hospital and is convalesThe Lake Ridge Second Ward cing from surgery. Primary Lihoma girls will hold their Party on . Mrs. I .eon Plott feted her Jan. 30, 6:30 p.m., in Thursday, a daughter, Vicki, with. the Cultural Hall. They will prebirthday party oh Wednesday. pare and serve dinner for their Fifteen children enjoyed games, fathers. prizes and refreshments. . lighting service for dusk-to-daw- fates :!1Cic-c:- 3 v |
