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Show MiLLAAS txnJHTt CHRON1U.E Vmlta. Utah. Tours. July 4. 1857. News About Folks in Leamington KUe Finlinson Mr. and Mrs. C R. Williams spent last week in Salt Lake City attending a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bradfield vls ited with Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bradfield. Mrs. Lydie Evans has been staying stay-ing with Hessena Lovell for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Will Whiting of Mapleton visited with her mother Mrs. Lydia Evans last Tuesday. Mrs. Kenneth Nielson and Mrs. Jack Nielson drove into Provo last Wednesday to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Nielson spent last Wednesday in Salt Lake visiting. They brought their grand daughter, Anita Larson back with them. Miss Joyce Grygla has been spending the past week in Eureka with her sister, Maurine Clements. Steven and Alan Nielson boarded board-ed the Delta Bus Saturday morning morn-ing for Salt Lake City to stay with their grandmother and aunts there for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nielson drove into Salt Lake for a medical check Friday. Louise is feeling much better. bet-ter. Mrs. Ruth Finlinson went in with them to shop. ' Mrs. Rosalee Banks and ren visited with John Anderson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean spent the weekend in Leamington. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradfield drove to Falrvlew Sunday to take Earl Hanson home. He has been helping with the hay. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson were down for Caleb Dutson's open house They stayed the night with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Louis stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hanson Saturday night and Sunday Mrs Gwen Jackson visited with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nielson Saturday after noon. Mister John Adams is spending his vacation on the farm with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clin ton Nielson. Mrs. Maggie Bradfield returned home from her recent trip to California Calif-ornia Her "brother, Chas. F. Me Cardell came with her. They vis ited their children and grand children as well as fished in var ious streams .along the way. Mr. McCardell plans to stay a month or so in Leamington visiting friends child- and relatives. i?A O Ff n CANADA THISTLE QUACK GRASS POISON IVY i'roduct of AMERICAN CHEMICAL PAINT COMPAN'' DELTA Moody Bros. Seed DELTA ..... Vodok Tractor FILLMORE Kimball Company Church Softball Mew York Yankees Sign John Yhatcott " I utMiiumiij cultural tmu iiuiue ngcuia iciiiu conducted at Colo. A. & M., at Fort Collins, Colo. They are Shirley Bishop Bish-op (son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Bishop of Delta), with the Extension Extens-ion Service at Riverside, Calif., Mrs. Ruth DeLapp Coates, Piute county home agent, Kingston, Utah, Mrs. Sarah Nielson Tuttle, San Pete county home agent, and Mrs. Susie Sanford Cook, Unita county home agent at Evanston, Wyo. Mrs. Coates wrote her mother, Mrs. Alice Al-ice Jensen, at Delta, that the four had enjoyed a visit together at Fort Collins. TEAM W L Fct Oak City 6 1 .857 Delta 2nd 5 2 .714 Sutherland 5 2 .714 Delta 3rd 3 2 .600 Hinckley 3 3 .500 Deseret 3 4 .428 Leamington 1 5 .166 Delta 1st 0 7 .000 Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Maxfield and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Maxfield, returned to Delta during the week from a visit in California. While there they attended the wedding June 24 and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hiatt. Mrs. Hiatt is the former Joyce Pratt, daughter of Mrs. Leona Pratt, of Bellflower, Calif., and granddaughter granddaugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Maxfield. Mrs. Terry Simmons and three young sons, of San Francisco, flew to Salt Lake City a week ago Friday, Fri-day, and came to Delta to visit through the week with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Wilkins. Her husJband, Eugene Simmons, joined the family here Saturday, making the trip by car, and took his family home Tuesday. Sr. Mi ll's Softball Top Hatting Averages ALL PLAYERS HAVE TO HAVE BEEN AT BAT AT LEAST 7 TIMES BEFORE BEING CONSIDERED FOR THIS COLUMN. BB, HP. and SAC ARE NOT A TIME AT BAT. NAME Team AB H Pet Gary Dutson D 22 11 .500 Lester Moody D3 10 5 .500 Richard Davis D 19 8 .473 Calvin Dutson OC 28 13 .464 Donald Floyd D2 22 10 .454 Van Warnick D 11 5 .454 Howard Jensen D 15 6 .400 Howard Hardy H 15 6 .400 Neal Swensen H 13 5 .384 Richard Hare D3 14 5 .357 Home Run Leaders Open house for Caleb Dutson, 89 year old resident of Leamington, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dutson. Along with Mr. Dutson to greet the many friends and relatives from far and near were a sister, Mrs. wuey rrom Lynndyl and a brother from Rob erts, Idaho. Guests were served ice cream and cake . Sunday night was the girls a- ward program. Bishop Richard Nielson presided and Lorna Wich-man, Wich-man, counselor in MIA conducted. The program given by the girls consisted of song by LaPriel Lovell accompanied by Wilma Lovell. Talks: Nancy Nielson and Joyce Grygla. Piano selection by Janet Nelson. Talk by Nele Jean John son, uuitar soio, . Nancy meison, accompanied on piano by Kay Nelson. Nel-son. Talks by Janet Nelson and LoPriel Lovell, Piano solo, Nela Jean Johnson. Remarks by iLaura Nelson and Ruth Finlinson. Awards presented to girls by Louise Nielson. Niel-son. Remarks by sister Louise Lyman, Ly-man, stake attendance sec. an re marks by President Thelma Seeg- miller. Saturday the Leamington Pri mary children went to the Mantl Temple for baptisms. Gene Brad-feld, Brad-feld, Louise Lovell, Glen Harder, and President Jay Nelson drove their cars with 18 children. Janet Nelson and LaPriel Lovell went along to help Welby Finlinson baptize bap-tize the group. c 11 EH EAT GETTIN' YA' DOWN ? It's so EASY and INEXPENSIVE now. to install an ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER CONDITION-ER For one room or the whole house. Let REDDY KILOWATT give your family fam-ily the COOL COMFORT it deserves. Call an electrical contractor or appliance dealer. Have him tell you HOW LITTLE IT WILL COST to install COOL COMFORT by REDDY in your home. LIVE BETTER... Electrically TELLUIUDE POWER COMPANY '.Phillip Smith, Delta 2nd Ladd Black Delta 2nd Fred Nielson Oak City Scott Sheriff, Oak City lay May, Sutherland George Sendleback, Delta 2nd Ray Western, Deseret Jim McCardell, Leamington Mac Shields, Delta 2nd LaVoy Erickson, Deseret Ronald Theobald, Deseret Don Johnson, Sutherland Blaine Christensen, Oak City Richard Davis, Deseret Neal Swensen, Hinckley Greg Tanner, Hinckley 3 base Hits Fred Nielson, Oak City Owen Cahoon, Delta 2nd Donald Floyd Delta 2nd Phil Eliason, Deseret, Mertin Lovell, Oak City Calvin Dutson, Oak City Berry Roberts, Sutherland Ken Porter Sutherland Dan Davis, Delta 1 2 base Hits Lon Jackson, Sutherland Cajvin Dutson, Oak City Gary Dutson, Deseret Ronald Theobald, Deseret Scott Sheriff, Oak City Jim Porter, Sutherland Donald Floyd, Delta 2nd "Doc" Lyman, Delta 2nd Bob Nower, Delta 3rd Cloyd Theobald, Deseret Bernard Christensen, Delta 3rd 29 players have 1, 2-base hits Single base Hits Mertin Lovell, Oak City 9 Calvin Dutson, Oak City, 9 Gary Dutson, Deseret 8 Donald Floyd, Delta 2nd 7 Richard Davis, Deseret 7 Wayne Turner, Sutherland 7 Bruce Lovell, Oak City, 6 Wayne Turner Sutherland 6 Owen Cahoon, D.elta 2nd 6 Blaine Christensen, Oak City 5 Scott Sheriff. Oak City 5 Howard Hardy, Hinckley 5 Lester Moody, Delta 3rd 5 Richard Hare Delta 3rd 5 David Church, Delta 1st 5 5 players have 4, 1-base hits. 11 players have 3, 1-base hitts 24 players have 2, 1-base hits 26 players have 1, 1-base hit 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Last Week's Game Hesnlts SENIOR MEN'S SOFTBALL Sutherland 7; Hinckley 2 Delta 3rd 16; Delta "2nd 7 Deseret 13; Delta 1st 3 JUNIOR GIRL'S SOFTBALL Sutherland 27; Delta 1st 10 Delta 2nd 8; Delta 3rd 3 SENIOR GIRL'S SOFTBALL Hinckley 17; Sutherland 10 Delta 2nd 21; Oak City 2 Delta 3rd 8; Sugarville 3 Jr. Girl's Softball Standings TEAM W I Pet Delta 2nd 2 0 1.000 Sutherland 1 0 1.000 Delta 3rd 11 .500 Deseret 0 1 .000 Delta 1st 0 2 .000 Sr. Girl's Softball Standings TEAM W L Pet Delta 2nd 2 0 1.000 Sutherland 1 1 .500 Sugarville 1 1 500 Hinckley 1 1 300 Delta 3rd 11 .500 Oak City 0 2 .000 FOR BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE Lists Second-Half Schedule of Games FRIDAY. JULY 5 J7:10 Delta 3rd vs Leamington 8:20 Delta 3rd vs Hinckley SECOND HALF SCEDULE SATURDAY. JULY 8 4-7:10 Delta 1st vs Delta 3rd 8:20 Delta 2nd vs Leamington 9:30 Deseret vs Oak City l H1UAY, JULY 12 4-7:10 Delta 1st vs Hinckley 8:20 Delta 2nd vs Sutherland 9:30 Deseret vs Delta 3rd SATURDAY. JULY 13 4.7:10 Oak City vs Leamington 8:20 Delta 1st vs Sutherland 9:30 Hinckley vs Delta 3rd FRIDAY, JULY 19 4-7:10 Hinckley vs Oak City 8:20 Delta 2nd vs Deseret 9:30 Sutherland vs Leamington SATURDAY. JULY 20 4-7:10 Deseret vs Sutherland 8:20 Delta 1st vs Leamington 9:30 Oak City vs Delta 3rd THURSDAY, JULY 25 4-7:10 Leamington vs Deseret 8:20 Delta 1st vs Oak City 9:30 Delta 2nd vs Hinckley t HIDAY, JULY 26 4-7:10 Delta 1st vs Delta 2nd 8:20 Deseret vs Hinckley 9:30 Oak City vs Sutherland FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 4-7:10 Delta 3rd vs Sutherland 8:20 Delta 2nd vs Oak City 9:30 Leamington vs Hinckley SATURDAY. AUGUST 3 4-7:10 Delta 2nd vs Delta 3rd 8:20 Sutherland vs Hinckley SATURDAY, JULY 27 4-7:10 Delta 3rd vs Leamington Of Local Interest Mr. and Mrs. Roy Twitchell had allof their family home Sunday, with the arrival of Mrs. LuDean Searle and three children, from Kearns, and Ardythe Twitchell, from Salt Lake City. With Ardythe was a friend, Dorothy Newton, and the. two are spending their vacation vacat-ion in Delta for two weeks. Ardythe Ardy-the is employed in the LDS church offices, and Miss Newton is with Beneficial Life. Noel Twitchell is home for the summer frmo BYU, and LaMar TwitcheU has been home for two weeks recovering from an illness. He left Monday to return to Bingham, where he is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Smith and children, chil-dren, Barbara Jean and Richard, from San Lorenzo, Calif., are Delta visitors this week with their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Morten-sen Morten-sen and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Little. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Theobald and two children, who have been visiting vis-iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaVer McClellan, Delta, and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Theobald Hinckley, Hinck-ley, left Monday night for Las Vegas, Nevada, where they have bought a home M. Sgt. Robert Waters and wife, Norma Poulsen Waters, are proud parents of a tiny baby girl, born June 18 at the Fillmore LDS hos pital. The Infant was born prema turely and was delivered by caesar ian section. As she weighed Vt lbs, at birth, the baby is still in the hospital incubator for two weeks or longer until she gains weight Mrs. Waters returned to Delta last week, where she and Sgt Waters and their two older daughters are visiting their mother, Mrs. Ethel Waters. The family has been at Puerto Rico, where Sgt. Waters is with the Air Force. They have been transferred to Travis AFB and will reside at Vallejo, California. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Gardner at tended funeral services in Ogden June 25 for Mrs. Gardner's brother, D. H. Manwaring. He was a watch maker, and died at the age of 48 years after a heart attack. Ths Klarer Klorer 4-H Club The Klever Klover Klub met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Miller, May 29 and elected officers. The president is Mava Whicker, vice president, Cora Jane Turner, reDOrter, Marie Whiteley, secretary Lois Brush. We chose a name for our club. All members were present and refreshments were served. On June 18 our club met at the home of Mava Whicker, all members mem-bers were present. We received our equipment from Mrs. Miller and instructions. Refreshments were served. Club was held June 21 at the home of Cora Jane Turner. All the members and leader were present We started to make the required articles. Refreshments were served. Club was held June 25 at the home of Marie Whitelev. All members mem-bers and leader were present. We had a lesson on how to buy and care for anklets. We worked on our separate articles. Refreshments were served. Club met at the home of Lois Brush. June 28. All members were present except one, Mrs. Miller was present All worked on their articles arti-cles and refreshments were served. Marie Whiteley, reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Bishop and daughters, Gail, Anne and Karen, made a short visit in Delta recently with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bishop, on their way to Fort Collins, Colo., where Shirley is attending at-tending a short course. They plan to stop again on their return to their home in Riverside, Cal., where they left their 15-months old son, Russell. Shirley is with the Extension Extens-ion Service, University of California, Califor-nia, in charge of 4H. Thimbleenas Our 4-H club met on July 1st at the home of Connie Baker. There we planned our canyon party. Nine members were present Ice cream and cookies were served. Nora Jean Knight, reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hinton, of Hurricane, Utah, spent the weekend week-end in Delta with Mr., and Mrs. Ray S. Bishop. Mrs. Hinton and Mrs. Bishop are sisters. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Bishop and sons, Paul and Bradley, left Sunday Sun-day to return to their home in Hayward, Calif., after a visit in Delta with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Bishop. Floyd is with C.A.A. at the Oakland open tower directing air traffic. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beckstead attended the recital by vocal students stu-dents of Margaret Summerhays In Salt Lake City Saturday night Their daughter, Louisa Beckstead, was one of the singers on the program. John Whatcott, who graduated ' from the USU June 2, has signed up with the New York Yankee system, and has reported to Modesto, Mod-esto, Calif, and is now in action. Larry Robello, baseball scout, signed the contract June 6. John received a bonus for signing. Robella reported that Modesto is in a Class C League of eight clubs, and it's a fast little circuit, he added. ad-ded. "John will be there for the summer, on option to Modesto." He belongs to Peoria of the Yankee organization ,but Modesto is hurting hurt-ing for a good catcher, so we are giving them an option for the season." sea-son." John has had a great season with a very successful Utah State nine The Aggies won the Western Division Div-ision title, and played Denver for the Skyline crown, losing two out of the three to the Pioneers. John has been first-string catcher with the Aggies two years and was also a star back for coach Fan-nee's Fan-nee's football machine. He was chosen on both All-Divisional and All-Conference teams, and was generally declared to be the best catcher in the intermountain area. During his four years In Logan he received four athletic letters, two in football and two in baseball, base-ball, and was a physical education major. He was also awarded the Col. Jos. E. Whitesides Award, as an outstanding senior in Academics, Army and athletics. His wife, the former Connie Mcintosh Mc-intosh and little son, are leaving for Modesto to join him for the baseball season. 40 YEARS AGO F HO 31 THE FILES. . . , Hinckley Happenings It Is reported that another young couple recently married are Miss LaVern Croft and Mr. Carl Theobald. Theo-bald. The matrimonial fever seems to be quite an epidemic this spring. The town of .Hinckley has an ordinance against allowing any animals loose on the streets and yet the town Marshall had 31 animals ani-mals in the estray pound last week and was out for more. Aren't we loyal, patriotic enough citizens to see that every animal is securely corralled where it cannot can-not get loose? The women have responded to the call of raising garden stuff, but isn't it outrageous to have it destroyed des-troyed and eaten up in the night by loose cows after all the hard work of raising it? Several gardens last week were hopelessly damaged by the cows, one garden losing one-fourth of a large patch of popcorn and another having 130 hills of sweet corn up high eaten off to the ground, to say nothing of the plants tramped to death. It isn't fair to let animals out in the night to feed free on the streets and your neighbor's garden. Everyone can excuse an accident, but this regular night-prowling of loose animals Is not accidental and should be stopped by everyone. Delta A section of the new 1200-ton sugar factory is now under construction con-struction on the outskirts of Delta. This factory lies in the center of 125,000 acres of rich irrigated sugar beet land and will handle during the coming campaign 10,000 acres of beets of high sugar content and a stand which promises to be phe-nomlnal. phe-nomlnal. More settlers are needed here to secure their own farms and grow beets. 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