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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, July 3, 1958 FROM THE FILES 40 Years Ago Last Monday Wayne Lisonbee and Scott Stoddard, of Sutherland, went to Salt Lake and enlisted, being be-ing assigned to the Q. M. Dept. They go from Salt Lake to Denver and from there to Maryland. Saturday Elwood Bunker, son of Geo. Bunker, Doyle and Harold Steele, sons of Hon Steele, George Abbott, son of M. A. Abbott, and Ervin Stoddard, all youths yet in their teens, will present themselves to the recruiting department in Salt Lake for examination for entrance en-trance into the army. They expect to be sent to a mechanical school in Georgia for training. The blood and heart of all America Amer-ica is now fully alive to the dangers dan-gers which confront the whole world, and are ready to stake their lives and their all on the winning of the war. We are proud of these young men, who, at so tender an age, freely go forward and offer their services and lives perhaps, to bar the way of the despot who would rah the world of the liberty to think and act for itself. We hope they will all return safely. Independence Day in Delta The Fourth as celebrated in Delta Del-ta came off as scheduled in a very successful manner, and was attended at-tended by an extra large assembly of patriots. The morning excercises were es-peically es-peically good. The only regret being be-ing that the Delta Opera House was not prepared for the occasion, the Ward Hall being too small to accommodate anything like the number who wished to hear them. Delta Mill Catches Fire Wednesday noon the alarm of BATTERIES for CARS. TRUCKS and TRACTORS Full LAHER.Line including Mustang, Exeter, Nonstop Priced from $10.75 Guaranteed from 2 to 4 years ALL ADJUSTMENTS MADE BY US DELTA AUTO SUPPLY Delta, Utah fire was given and a big crowd rushed to the new Delta mill from which a large volume of smoke was issuing. A bucket brigade was formed and the flames were soon extinguished. The Town Council, at their meeting meet-ing last Saturday evening, had up for consideration the question of some means of fire protection. Coming at this time it is very opportune. op-portune. Had a centrifugal pump and gas engine, mounted, or a chemical engine been available, there would have been less damage. dam-age. City Dads Doings The TOwn Board (of Delta) has decided to interest themselves in the procuring of a High School building for Delta and will at a later date probably call a mass meeting in order to get a movement move-ment started looking toward the erection of such a building. Born, June 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Pace, a son. The Jolly Stitchers each shipped a hen to Salt Lake City in unison last week Proceeds to go to tthe Red Cross fund. Electric Light Coming Closer The Melville Irrigation Co. has been granted extension to the first of August in the Delta lighing and power franchise. Consruction was to have started the first of July on the transmission line and some of the poles have been placed on the ground. The Melville Co. is now negotiating neg-otiating with the Deseret Irrigation Irriga-tion Company, which is now building build-ing a power plant at Oasis, for the exchange of each other's power, it being considered advisable for each of the two plants to have other sources of power. The Deseret plant, being steam, could be used to advantage ad-vantage when water at the Melville Mel-ville generating plant was short, and the Melville plant being used when there was abundance of water, cutting down the cost ' of maintenance for the Deseret company. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pace left Delta Frk'.ny and from Salt Lake City went airline to Chicago. After a weekend visit there with their son, Nick Pace, employed for the summer sum-mer in Swift and Co. reseorch laboratory, lab-oratory, they went to Detroit to pick up a new car Tuesday and start the trip home. Mrs. Nell Watson is spending the week in Salt Lake City with her daughters, Mrs. Alta Jamison and Mrs. Opal Jean Tolbert, and families. Clair and LaVonne Gardner, Salt Lake City, are proud parents of a baby girl, born June 15, weight 6 lbs., 7 oz. Her name Is to be Melody Gay. Grandparents at Delta are Mr. and Mrs. Clair Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Avon Barney. Miss Lillie Swensen, oi Ogden, Miss Helen Kellogg, Miss Cathrine Owen and mother, Mrs. Owen, Salt Lake City, visited in Delta Saturday with Mr. Anita Crawford, their former schoolmate -in Salt Lake City. 1st Lt. David A. Black, with the U. S. Air Force, and his bride of four weeks, visited in Delta last week with Lt. Black's sister and hushand, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kelly'. The couple was married In the Los Angeles Temple and after a honeymoon in the northwest will make a home at Yuma, Ariz.., where Lt. Black is stationed. OAK CITY MRS. MAE H. SHIPLEY The Sunday night services were well attended. The speakers were Elder Lyman Henrie, a returned missionary and his parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Henrie. Their talks were very interesting. The choir furnished fur-nished the music with Mrs. Afton Dutson as organist. Prayers were by Junior Anderson and Geo. H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Alldradge and children visited in Oak City for a few days from Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Harrison and two daughters from Louisville, Kansas, Kan-sas, visited their sister, Mrs. Mavis Nielson and family. Two car loads of Oak City people did temple work at Mantl Tuesday. Carolyn Roper is visiting at Elackfoot, Idaho, with her sister Dorothy and family. Leo Finlinson had his daughters, Madie, Clara, Isohel, Virginia, and Julia visiting for a few days. Clara and children will remain for a summer sum-mer visit in Oak City. Her home is at Phoenix, Ariz. Inly 4 Program The 4th of July will be celebrated on the fourth with a sunrise salute, program at eleven a.m., children races and games, ball game and picture show at night. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nielson and family are happy to have a little new girl born at Delta hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Finlinson left Friday morning to join Mr. and Mrs. .Richard Finlinson. They will vacation about two weeks. Miss Kaye Finlinson is visiting In California. Tom and Peggy Harrison from Blanding visited her sister, Mrs. Edna Christensen and family last Saturday. Mrs. Clarence East is visiting in Oak City with daughters Arlene and Eldula. Her home is at Provo. Mr. Francis Anderson has moved his family to Oak City for the summer. sum-mer. They have been living at Ely Nevada. Miss Jeanette Anderson is in Salt Lake with her sister, Avis Stephenson. Stephen-son. Avis has a little new son. Mrs. Martha Anderson and grandson, grand-son, Marion Ray visited a few days at Sunset Utah. Congratulations to the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson family at the arrival of a little new daughter at the Delta hospital. why Ancient Age can say: T3 I KZJ J moj u u uvl 1 0 .J I - J r3C3 T i I u. OH fs ; I p? 5 ffj rr iU Uu L2) UJ uV D WW KU u u u All we distill is Kentucky straight Louibon. We know that bourbon of the finest quality requires choice grains. That's all we use. We know it calls for the greatest skill in distilling. The men who guide the making of Ancient Age are the moa experienced in the industry. indus-try. And it takes lots of time. That's why we wait six full years for careful aging to bring the quality ingredients to their peak of maturity. And to safeguard die uniform quality qual-ity of Ancient Age, we distill it at one place only ... at the Ancient Age distillery dis-tillery in Frankfort, Kentucky . . . the heart of the bourbon country. Nothing has been spared to make Ancient Age the greatest bourbon of them all. We invite you to try it tonight. to-night. After one taste, you'll understand under-stand why we can make the challenge: "If you can find a better bouibon . . . buy it!" M I i ' I '""LlS J.H.."'?Z Hinckley T. George Theobald had his daughter, Elma and husband Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schrecongost from Stockton Calif, and his daughter-in law, Mrs. Ray Humphries, Topeka, Kansas, and his granddaughter, Jane Humphries, all to visit him and other relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo R. Damron from San Francisco are guests at the home of Ken and Carl Damron. Mr. and Mrs. George Johns (Ard-ilh (Ard-ilh Hilton) Richland Wash, and Mr. and Mrs. Verl Jensen (Mar-gene), (Mar-gene), Portland, Oregon, stayed with their mother a week after other members of the family left. M. and Mrs. La Mar Graff and family of American Fork spent the week with their mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mrs. Joy Hurst took her daughter, Laura to Provo Wednesday for an eye check-up. Patriarch C. R. Dood-bury Dood-bury went with her. Mrs. Ruth Talbot spent Thursday Thurs-day In Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carter of Ruth, Nevada, with their family enjoyed a visit with their mother, .Mrs: Gladys Carter Rex and Byron Sly of Ruth are also vacationing with their grandmother, Gladys. Mrs. Beth Brown, Cheryl Hilton, and Kay Hansen all went to Provo Thursday for their cousin, Floy Moody's wedding reception. She Is a daughter of Edgar R. Moody. Mrs. Beth Brown entertained at dinner and cards Saturday night. The following guests were there: Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Eassett, Mr. and Mrs, Dean Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hardy. Ray Brown had his brother, Ross Steffens of Springville to visit them a couple of days. (Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knott (Dot Bishop) of Layton visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heher Bishop over the weekend. Mrs. Gertha Bishop had her daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Blaine Nelson of Salt Lake City to visit thorn. The Nelsons were on their way from a tour up through the Uintas, to Evanston, Rock Springs, to Fort Bridger, Flaming Gorge, Hide Out Canyon, Soldiers Summit, Sky Line Drive, Capitol Reef National Monument and Fish Lake. C. R. Woodbury's granddaughter-in-law, Thelma Reeder, with her six children, also her sister, Shirley and her father, John Wood all of Puente, Calif., were to see him for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Talbot and their daughter, Anna Lee of Fillmore Fil-lmore drove to Delta, Colorado, to visit last week with their daughter, Ila and husband, Dale Little. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Stewart had their vacation in San Bernadino Calif., to visit Joans family and in Long Beach to visit Reed's sister Jean and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spendlove of Ogden left Saturday after a week here with his mother, relatives and friends. Mr. .and Mrs. Donald Mcintosh, with their daughter Florence and SugarviCo MBS. VENICE DAVIS son Fred, left Sunday for San Antonio An-tonio Texas, after spending a month in Utah. . Allen Taylof. from California is here to stay the summer -with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ren l ayior. Mrs. Clo Hilton left Sundav tn spend a week with her daughter, Mrs. Darrell Allred and family in rrovo. Jack Davis with his sktorc M of Tooele and Dorothy Hatch of aaii i.ane city visited with the Spencers over the weekend. Rook Club Mrs. Dorothy Damron entertained the Rook Club Wednesday evening at refreshments and cards. Members Mem-bers and guests were Oleta Swensen, Swen-sen, Angie Pratt, Arvilla Swensen, Lois Wilson, Harriet Spendlove, Vi KODinson, Knid Damron, Ruth Tal- bot, Erma Cropper, Beulah Bassett, Mary Damron, Thora Petresen who won 1st prize, Nina Mecham 2nd, Belva Morris, Low score, Beulah Bassett got guest prize. Canyon Party Saturday a group of young married mar-ried couples had a party in Oak City Canyon. People there were, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard How-ard Roundy, Helen Memmott, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crafts. They ate dinner and visited and enjoyed the cool canyon breeze. Elder Reunion Elder reunion was held in Oak City Canyon Friday and Saturday June 27 and 28. Friday night there was a large group who went up. They roasted weiners and had a dance. They took an organ, a mandolin, guitar and an accordian to furnish the music for the dance. Saturday morning they served breakfast to more than a hundred people from all over Utah and some from California. Games were played. Then Saturday afternoon they held a program and raffled off a quilt, they had made to pay for geneological research. Mr. and Mrs. Sudwick from Nephi drew the lucky ticket for the quilt. Election of officers for coming year was held. Officers for this reunion were President, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Swensen, Swen-sen, secretary, Sadie Elder of Orem, Program Committee, Eva Bradfield, Leamington and Ruby Skeem of Oasis. Church News 2Va minute talks in Sunday School Sunday morning were giv en by Karolyn Morris and Patricia Pratt. Sunday evening worship hour was given by Elder Kent Dewsnup recently returned missionary from the Hawiian Islands. His report was very interesting and Insplra tional. Music was by the Hinckley Ward Choir and a male quartet by Blaine Spendlove, Cluff Talbot, and Melvin and Orlando Hepworth, Prayers were by Melvin Webb and Wallace Woodbury. Birthday Party Mrs. Kelly Talbot entertained guests in honor of her son Marion's Mr. and Mrs. Lee Develrice and family from Whittier California visited a week with their grandparents, grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boothe. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boothe and family fam-ily from Salt Lake City, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boothe, Devon Boothe stayed for a few days with them for a longer visit. Bob Jensen came up for a few days visit with his family, and will return to his work at Yucca Flats Monday. Mrs. Mildred Oppenhiemer from Kanosh is spending a few days visiting with Henrietta Barben and Marie Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Memmott spent Sunday in Fillmore on the Geneology convention. Julie Shields, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le Auer Shields has been real sick also her little bro ther Johnnie, but are Improving now. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jensen and small daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Shurtz and small child from Salt Lake City visited Saturday night with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Steele and daughter Sharon, and Ted Stoddard attended the wedding of Elaine Schmutz and Garold D. Moody Friday, In St. George, and the recept i on that followed Friday evenLng.Miss Steele was one of the 'bridesmaids. Earlier Friday Mrs. Steele made her first visit to the St. George LDS Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wood have returned to Long Beach, Calif., after a visit in Delta with their parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Wells Wood, and sister, Miss Raelene Wood, before her reparture to serve in the British Brit-ish LDS Mission. fifth birthday Wednesday, June 25. Refreshments were served to Joe Hardy, Raylene and Donald Brown, Mary and .Elaine Spendlove Deanne Hilton, Shona Skeem, Mar- cia Talbot, Barbara Bliss, Toni Hardy, Har-dy, Pat, Phil, and Hollie Manis, Glenna Rae Taylor, Randy Morris, Phyllis Galll, Stanley Spencer, John Bishop, Deon, Kenny, Mark and Craig Talbot. Mrs. Harold Jensen and Bishop and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz. They went on south Sunday morning on their vacation vac-ation and will do some fishing along the way. Mr. .and Mrs. Virgil Losee entertained enter-tained at dinner Saturday night. Mrs. and Mrs. Isaac Losee and Henrietta Barben and Marie Earben were there. Sunday night the program was brought by Patriarch Clarence Ho-gan Ho-gan and his wife. Their talks were very good and inspirational. The song of "How Firm a Foundation" was sung in between their talks by the congregation. A large crowd attended and was greatly enjoyed. We ask them to come again. After meeting, a Fireside Chat was given in the Recreation Hail. Brother and sister Ward Moody gave pictures of their trip to New Zealand to the Dedication of the temple there. It was very interesting interest-ing and we felt like we had made the trip with them. Please come again. SUNSET CHEVROLET CO. and Shirley end Ken's CHEVRON SERVICE in cooperation with HOTEL NEVADA and BANK CLUB Ely. Nevada . . offer you absolutely FREE, a delux room and dinner at the Hotel Nevada or famous Bank Club Lounge (Includes Night Entertainment) Simply drop in at Sunset Chevrolet Co. or Shirley's and Ken's Chevron Station for your free weekend reservation SAVE EOR THE EUIM OF IT AND HAVE F?UN! You'll get more fun out of life when you don't have to worry about the future. And the best way to insure a bright future is to save systematically at First Security Bank. By putting part of each month's pay check in a growing savings account, you will be able to enjoy the fun of a vacation whenever you want it. You'll enjoy freedom from financial worry, too today and tomorrow with the knowledge you have money in the bank when you need it, in your First Security savings account Save for the fun of it At First Security Bank And have us. Deposits mods by July 14 receive interest from July 1 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT EC'JRBCH WHISKEY 8 YEARS OLD 86 proof. S1955 ancient age distilling co., frankfort, ky. lit . , iv" " BANK INTEREST Pint Security lonk of Iftoh, NJk. Mmbe Federal PtpoU bwvrgnce Corpwotioa |