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Show Sutherland MBS. HEPEB HOSE Misses Arva and Jerry Johnson were visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, over the weekend. Clyn Bishop, who is attendeng the USAC at Logan, visited in Sutherland with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bishop. Clyn also "attended "at-tended the Sutherland Ward MIA Gold and Green ball on Saturday night. Miss Virginia Dearlnger from Provo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Porter, over the weekend. Marlon Steele spent a few days last week with the Doyle Steeles. Mrs. Carol (Steele) Hardy's small . ... daughter has been staying with i '-avv u eucbis raueu irum her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.ie'2ht to eleven o'clock. Receiving nnvia Uppie i with the new Mr. and Mrs. Grim- Mr. and Mrs. Donald May and I family were visitors of their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan May and Mr. and Mrs. Jan Wright of Delta. Donald is attending school at the USAC at Logan. Bishop and Mrs. Tippetts and family made a trip to Hurricane to take Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Tippetts home. Mrs. Tillman Twitchell is staying stay-ing a few days with her children Mr. and M-s. Robert Webb. There's another proud driver of a lovely new car. Mr. William Bunker comes out in a Lincoln, which could be envied by many. Miss Jonn Sorensen visited in Sutherland on S'indav. Joan is now living at Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller, from Lop-an, and Mr. and Mrs. Frances Miller. Povd and Kent, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Ogden. M-r. and Mrs. Frances Miller are parents of Dwight and Boyd and Kent are his brothers. They come from Panguitch. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mecham and family from Orem were visitors visi-tors of their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Ogden. . Mrs. La Von Thalman and hus-j band have been staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amon Johnson- LaVon's husband has been working in the Delta - area for a week. Mrs. Wallace Holman's mother has been visiting with them fori Old man winter certainly had r a few days. I battle with our lovely spring wea Mr. and Mrs. Herald Peterson ther of last week. We can hope and family have returned frorr spring will return again very soon. California where Herald has been The Desert Sentinels presentee1 Get more power with Chevron Diesel Fuel No matter how tough the job, your dieaek . will work smoother, pull harder using Chevron Dxesel Fuel, because: It burns clean no wasw Every drop works to give you the power you paid for Fuel system parts stay clean, last longer m Complete distillation mean W P performance . . . always! IT f, tormatioa on .n Stanfcrd Oil Compan, Ca.H.mi. product. l L. H. (SPEED) RIDING PHONE 551 STRICTLY BUSINESS fcyMcFea.rs I '- Hlgi man Said Wedding Vows Saturday Miss Linda Rae Law and Mr. Clark L. Grimshaw said wedding vows Saturday, March 23, in a ceremony at five o'clock at the ! home of parents of the biid; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Law, of Delta. Mr. Grimshaw is a son of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Grimshaw, of Mil-ford, Mil-ford, Utah. Members of the Immediate families fam-ilies and a few close friends were present for the' ceremony, performed perform-ed by T. Clark Callister, of Fillmore, uncle of the bride's mother. Open house for the young couple was hold Saturday night at the i,.. i , j nj t fhaw were their parents, Mrs. Ven ita Brunson, of Fillmore, aunt of the bride, as matron of honor, and Dillon Ashburn, of Milford, who stood as best man. The bride was lovely in a gown of aqua blue taffeta, with fitted bodice and full ballerina skirt. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations. After a short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Grimshaw are returning to make a home in Milford for several months. employde for the winter. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Larsen for their new baby. It was such a shock to Ted and Leatha Bennett, to have their new Pontiac smacked into, but they had it mended and Ted says its as good as new again. Ted was very fortunate that he did not have to be mended also, because it seems that Ted should have been driving the other fellow's car too but it is a little awkward to be in both cars at once so he had to suffer the consequences. The Relief Society annual pro- gram and banquet was presented in a very fine manner and every one enjoyed it greatly. Congratu lations to all who helped. Mr. Evan Skidmore has been a little under the weather for quite a while. We hape he gets on the 'mend very soon. ut I DIESEL FUEt & Jc5 Weii'mc Vows Thatch l$th ; f X r if w , . the Sunday night program in Sutherland Sut-herland on Sunday night under the direction of Merlin Christensen, director and Clarence Gowers, president. pre-sident. The Chorus sang "Soldiers' Chorus, I Need Thee Every Hour, Your Land and My Land, Thanks Be To God, Come, Come Ye Saints, Battle Hymn Of The Republic, Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy, Onward Christian Soldiers and The Lord's Prayer. Jan Wright vas bass soloist in one of these lumbers and Eldon Sorensen was enor soloist in Come, Come Ye faints. Talks were given by High Councilman Clark Bishop and Joe lishop. Both stressed the impor-anc? impor-anc? of making the 'best of our opportunities and being faithful. Vill's Morrison and Bonnie Johnson John-son were accompanists for the ?horus. They displayed some very outstanding work and talent. We hope they come again soon. Mr. and Mrs. De Verl Cutler (Ge-niel (Ge-niel Barney) spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Barney and Allen. ina IjQiq ana oreen uan was i huge success with many young Teople of the MIA participating in he dances. The "All girls' dance" done by the girls; The Hitch Hike dance and a German Folk dance 'one by couples. It was all very htcresting and the hall decorat-ons decorat-ons and theme of dances added ery much to the spirit of the lance. Our dance directors, Mr. md Mrs. Joe Barney, did themselves them-selves proud and all appreciate he effort and interest shown in heir responsibilities. Good conduct and good charac-er charac-er are matters of permanent prin-iple. prin-iple. and not merely matters of vhether or not we are known. We nay travel to the ends of the earth, and think to lose ourselves in the world, but our conduct follows, fol-lows, and we may be surprised to meet almost anyone anywhere. Our identy is indelible and so Is what we are no matter where w are. Grapefruit Wearin' the Green ; v 4 "i -( y f, X '-:r-- ... Versatile Florida grapefruit halves go green for St. Patrick's Day when you top them with lime sherbet and a candy shamrock. YouH be getting your vitamin C quota too, holiday or no! To prepare grapefruit, cut in half; remove core to make room Tor sherbet. Cut around each section, loosening fruit from membrane. mem-brane. Do not cut around entire outer edge of fruit. Just before serving, top with sherbet Florida Lime Sherbet 1 cup evaporated milk Vt cup sugar 1 can (6 ounces) Florida frozen 'i teaspoon salt limeade concentrate Green food coloring j ! Chill evaporated milk in freezer tray of refrigerator until ice crystals form around edges. Turn into chilled bowl and whip with rotary beater or high speed of electric mixer until milk is stiff. Combine limeade concentrate, sugar, salt, and few drops food coloring and add 1 tablespoon at a time, whipping unfu very Etiff. Turn into freezer tray and freeze until firm. YIELD: l'i quarts. 'V. i U 1 r f .V -.' . w ,j , 1 ' . . - ..... , photo by Glen Gardner OAK CITY i Mrs. Mae H. Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker from Springville and son, Elder Lynn Walker, visited In Oak City Sunday. Sun-day. Elder Lynn is a returned miss ionary from South Africa and reported re-ported his missionary experiences and at fireside chat after meeting, he showed slide pictures of Africa and other interesting places, which was enjoyed 'by all the ward mem bers that chose to join fireside chat. Elder Walker is attending school at the BYU at present. Mr. and Mrs. Monan Lovell and sons spent the weekend from Ogden Og-den in Oak City. Also Mr. and Mrs Boyd (Rosalie) Call visited at her parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Le- Roy Anderson, on Saturday and Sunday. They reside at Sunset. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Olson and Mr. and Mrs, Merton Lovell visited from Provo, Mr. Walter Peterson is home with his family now, after working during the winter at Ely, Nevada. Mr. Reed Talbot was in Salt Lake and Provo two days last week, his brother Noel has been in the LDS Hospital the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roper have sold their farm In Idaho and are movong back to Oak City. Mrs. Dorothy Roper Hall visited visit-ed the past week in Oak City from Idaho. Mrs. Merlene SchmuU of St. George, and children are here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lovell and her brother Bruce Lovell, Lov-ell, and family, she will stay a few weeks. Mrs. LuGean Lovell is improving im-proving a little each day, we are happy to report. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lyman visited visit-ed overnight from St. George. They have been in St. George all winter and are now returning to their home at Clinton. Mrs. Nell Barlow is with her sister Lula Lovell, at present, she lives at Brigham City. Mohammed Beheshti and his bride, the former Merlene Crafts, received congratulations and best wishes at the reception that follow ed their wedding Friday, March 15. The couple said wedding vows in a ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crafts, in the presence of members of the family and close friends. Ned Church, bishop of Delta First Ward, officiated. The reception to honor the couple cou-ple was hosted by the parents of ho bride in Delta First Ward recreation rec-reation hall, from nine until twelve o'clock. The bride was lovely in a wedding wed-ding gown of white lace and net, styled with fitted bodice and long tapered sleeves and full filmy skirt. Her wedding veil, shoulder length, was held by a jeweled band, and ghe carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations. Attendants to the bride were Mrs. Masser Movaghar, matron of honor, and Rosemary Foley, Mrs. Beth Tolbert, Virginia Allen and Sharon Reeve, cousin of the bride, Nasser Movaghar stood a best man for Mr, Eehenhtl. Jean Wllklns, cousin of the Vide, was In charge of the guest book. David Crafts was master of ceremonies cere-monies for the program. Donald Ray Western sang "Because", with piano accompaniment played by Ruth Talbot. Merna Western and Donald sang "True Love", and Miss Carol Dawn Sorenson sang "Always". "Al-ways". Mrs. Marie Merrill gave an original reading, dedicated to the bride and groom, who gave responses. re-sponses. Many out of town guests attend-ed, attend-ed, friends of the young couple from Brigham Young University. Here from North Holfywoqd were Mr. and Mrs, Piatt Reeve, aunt and uncle of the bride. After a short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Beheahtl have returned to Provo to make a home, and Mr. Beheshtl, a native of Iran, Is studying study-ing chemical engineering at BYU. OE:si:it3;i Arprtlla Scow Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crafts and Mrs. Fern Crafts spent Tuesday In Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Black and daughter Nancy, were visitors at Provo on Thursday. Daughters of Pioneers of Fanny Cropper Camp met Thursday after noon at the home of Myrle Bennett. Ben-nett. The lesson was given by Myrtle Myr-tle Western. There were twelve ladies present. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs Wells Robison spent Friday at Seiplo, Mr. and Mrs Lincoln Ellason and "h'ldron spent the weekend In Salt Lake City with Mrs Eliason's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Hinckley. Hinck-ley. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warner made a business trip to Provo on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Theobald and son. Ronald, from Dugway, visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of Amanda Dewsnup. Ray Western and Eldon Erlckson who are employed on the U. P. Rail !-oad spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Cropper -.pent Saturday In Salt Lake City. The Relief Society held their '.nnual party Saturday evening for ill the married people In the ward. A lovely banquet was served at seven thirty, after which a pro-Mrs. pro-Mrs. Maggie Elder is with her laughter Eva Bradfield and family t Leamington. She has been at he LDS Hospital in Salt Lake. Mrs. Ada Jacobson and daugh-ers, daugh-ers, Nancy and Shlela are In Salt 'ake. Her son is at the mission home there and Is leaving for his mission this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Finlinson and family spent Saturday and Sunday visiting at Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. Clark 'Prisby and little son visited their parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Cloyd Talbot. Visitors from Fillmore were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nielson and family. fam-ily. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lovell, daughter Pauline, and sons, Keith and David, and Mildred Sharp, visited last weekend at St. George. Their little grandson, Shane All-dredge All-dredge went home to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Alldredge, with them. He has been visiting with his grandparents the past ten days. Dale Melville was a weekend visitor from Salt Lake. Mrs. Mary Finlinson attended the wedding Tuesday at St. George TemDle of her granddaughter, Pau line Day, also a reception at Fill more for the newiyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Nielson ana children visited in Beaver Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson ana children visited Sunday from Provo Miss Wilna Wixom visited in Oak City Sunday from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christensen and children and Mrs. Edna Chris-tesen Chris-tesen visited In Provo with Glen and Grant Christensen, and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roper spent the past week at Roy. wlth their daughter Mina, and family. gram was presented. A large crowd was in attendance to enjoy a very fine evening. From the Stake Coard as visitors were Pearl Snow and husband. June L. Ddtson from Ephralm was home for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Dutson. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Western spent Monday in Salt Lake visiting with their son Harold, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crafts from Ruth. Nevada, visited Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Zada Dewsnup. Milden W. Scow spent Sunday at Hurricane, visiting his father, J. A. Scow. The program in sacrament meeting meet-ing was put on by the Seminary Class from Delta. It was a very fine program under the direction of their teacher, Brother Risenmay. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred and son Roger, spent Sunday and Monday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gonder of Garrison visited at Deseret on Mon day with their son Owen, and Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Rowley, Paul Dewsnup, who Is attendeng the U. of U, Is home this week for spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Randel Cahoon are sporting a now 1057 Ford. Congratulations Congrat-ulations At the Church M-Men Basketball tournament at Provo this week, two of our local girls, who are attending at-tending BYU, were chosen to be sponsors for the teams. Marlene Carllng, daughter of Mrs Stella Hawley, was chosen as the sponsor spon-sor for Salt Lake 31st Ward team. Alice Kay Moody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Moody, was chosen as the sponsor for the Arbor Ward. Our congratulations to these girls. Loabelle Black and friend, Margaret Mar-garet Rasmussen, on spring vacation vaca-tion from the U, of U., visited In Delta during the week with Loa-belle's Loa-belle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Gol-den H. Black. ADVERTISING HILPS YOU LIVE BETTER Foa LESS wu.isuu wonn FARM MACHINERY SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1957 DELTA, UTAH AT DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION Y-RD3 SALE STARTS AT 1 P.M. Everything Must - Buy at TERMS Cash, or financing can be a; rcngec before sale 507c down, and balance in 1 year. J Sale Sponsored by Dealers TRACTORS & TRAC TRACTORS TIL LAGE TOOLS - HAY MACHINERY COMBINES AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS THESE WOMEN! rn ::: y i v-!i W VJ V tS!l fgK .vrTir& Mm : I I ii1 mm 'l don't imell anything burning! In'l dinner reoay yet?l ; MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Dalta, Utah. Thurg. March 23 1957. Fine Arts CUih Is Entertained Mrs. LaRue Nickle and Mrs. De-ona De-ona Black were hostesses to Fine Arts Club and guests Monday evening. eve-ning. Dinner was served at the Delta Cae, and present were Alt a Ash by iiarbra Asnby, Deona Black, Julia lili.ss, Harriet Eliason, Lenore Card ner, Lstelle Gerdner, Rae Huff, Mel ba Jacobson, Lallue N'id.le, Orvctta Nickle, Evelyn Robison, Clare Stephenson, Ste-phenson, Mary Wright, members, and Leona Works, Helen lleisleff, Jo Pratt, Mary Jeffery, Loa lilack and Helen Baker, guests. After dinner the group went to the home of Mrs. LaRue Nickle where the program was given, by Mrs. Irvetta Nickle, on interior decorating. ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE FOB BETTER RESULTS ?i t ititft- P :! '"i 2 or new & usee Sell Your Own Prices Delta, Farm Machinery By i'Alessio I 1 UvM I -as' sr - ir |
