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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, July 17, 1958, FROM THE FILES 40 Years Ago . . . One of the best rains this country has ivijoyed for a number of years fell last Friday niftht and Saturday (July 10, 11, ' 1918). A slow general gen-eral rain foil all Friday night and frequent showers fell Saturday, soaking the ground to a considerable consider-able depth. Mrs. .R. J. Law announces that her latest song "Somewhtve in France" has been received from the publisher and can be seei at the store. Mrs. Jeff Pace' received word this week from her son Max, who is in Washingson, D. C. He sent her a large view of his company in which his picture appears. Max says that John Peterson, LeGrande Law and Gerald McClain are all quartered in the camps around Washington. They get together once in a while and have a good visit. Town Council Considers Sprinkling The (Delta) Town Board held a meeting last Saturday eve'ning at which they took up the matter of sprinkling the streets. It is the, intention in-tention of the board, if it can ob tain sufficient assistance from the business interests, to invest in a sprinkler to use on the business streets. The sprinkler will contain 1200 gallons of water and will be equipped with a gas engine and air pump and kept filli'd to be used as a pressure tank in case of fire.. Forty years ago the Fourth of July committee for the celebration at Delta reportt'.l that there was a balance of $25.95 on hand, after all expenses were paid. This will SINCE 1818 Nothing tastes quite like . ..,.. . - M.M1 t..M PEYTON S (PRE M IVM) Kentucky Whiskies $1 p 5 Hi y 1 - FEYTOri'S WHITE rT LAREL sibah'.ht -1 " l-.i. .ft f:if, ..rf-i.,r,...JI M i."i t& 0: "XV iln J PtTC$ '. YELLOW abuso x LABEL ,. L2 ALSO AVAILABLE IN PINTS ... ALL SIZES FEATURE TWIST-ON JIGGER CAPS. Joseph Peyton DbMing Co., Lawrenceburg, Kjr. Kentucky Strath! Bourbon Whiskey, 86 proof . KenUky tekey-A Blend, 85 Proof, 65?1 Grain Neutral Spirits be used for the benefit of the pub lie in somt' manner yet to be determined det-ermined upon, they said. With cash contributions from the business houses, proceeds of the dance, and concessions, the committee had a total of $235.15, from which they paid bill to a total of $209.20. Millard's Boll of Honor Thcve were 72 names listed on the Roll of Honor. They were names of boys of Millard County, who, having reached the age of twenty ont!, registered for service June 5th. Hinckley AIIIIAIIAM Mis. AFTON FULLMER It's hotter than hot. Jack Keid says his thermometer read 107 degrees de-grees Saturday. In fact its doing somef kind of record. We better all keep our tempers down or we might bum uup. Last week Clark and Reva Bliss drove to Payson and Kearns Utah to visit Clark's brothers and families. fam-ilies. Earl's wife Thelma Bennett Bliss has had poor health for some time and has recently been in the hospital for treatment but is home again, and we hope feeling much better. Clark and lieva also called at the Danny Atherley's at Vernon and reports Angie and the children are tine. We miss the Atherleys from our little town. Also the Blisses and Bob and Sebrina Robison went fishing down to BeavtV and had a nice time. We are so glad Bob's health has improved, im-proved, Leslie McGreagor and daughter, Ilene of Provo, Utah visited old friends here Friday. The old timers remembtv the Young and McGreagor families that lived here many years ago, about World War One time. In fact Mrs. McGreagor just about died with that dreadful flu in 1918. Then they moved away but we have never lost touch with them. The parents are dead in Corinne Utah, Less has visited us a few times thru the years. He remembers going to school out here with Jack Reid and Lionel Taylor as his school mates. How time flies. Mrs. Ann Taylor and children have visited with the Herbtvt Taylors, Tay-lors, Ann and Stewart live in California. Cal-ifornia. She also visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Leavett in Delta. The Jay Fullmer family have returned home after a week in Naturita Colorado visiting the Ladd Fullmers In Moab Utah, the Dave Poulsens in Green River, Utah, and the Dick Fullmers. The Benny Schenas have Becky and two Nephews, Stanley Rahn of Denver Colo, and Ted Chu of San Leandra with them again this summer. Joe Young took his Sunday school class to a Resevoir party Saturday night. Swimming and Picnicing were enjoyed. Todays Thought in the Deseret News, "There is nothing mightier or nooler than when a man and wife are of one heart and mind in a house"" (Homer) Miss Dorothy Fullmer of Natur ita Colorado is spending a month with grandmother Ethel Waters in Delta and Grandparents, John and Aiton Fullmer in Abraham. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Schena and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Spendlove of Hinckley drove to Salt Lake to see "Carosel" Saturday night. Ben ny and Dan Atherley took the SUMMERIZE your car body with famous name brands of polishes, cleaners and waxes Duco Mac's Johnson's Turtle DELTA AUTO SUPPLY I had my first swim in the Delta swimming pool, Thursday night, and it surely was fun. You know, we let the kids have all the fun, but this was just for ladies. Every Thursday night, from 8 to 9 o'clock the pool is reserved for you ladiei, and you will have the time of your life. Don't say "I'm too fat," there will be fatter ones than you there. The only thing wrong last Thursday, Thurs-day, it was the night of the mosquito mos-quito convention, and they were all there. So if you have a space helmet or a swim cap and a hal-loween hal-loween rubber mask, wear them, and you might scare them away. The way it was, I had about twenty twen-ty chewing on each ear and I had to stay under water to my eyes, and it was hard breathing. We had the queen tryouts for the 24th of July celebration, and nine girls participated in the contest. con-test. They were Diane Turner, of Sutherland; Lorna Daly, Delta; Judy Draper, Delta; Connie Cropper, Crop-per, Hinckley; Jerri Hale, Trout Creek; Kathy Carroll, Hinckley; Barbara Steele, Delta; Darla Terry and Kathy Petersen, Delta. Kathy Petersen was chosen queen with Kathy Carroll and Connie Cropper as her attendants. They are all just adorable, so don't miss the celebration. Thora and Jim Petersen left Fri day, for the Democratic Convention Conven-tion in Salt Lake City. After that's over, they will go to Idaho to visit Jim's brother. Ward and fam ily, where they will spend the week. Robin Christensen, from Provo, spent a week with her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson- Mrs. Hattie Humphries had her son, Boyd and family, from Colton, Calif, and LaVar and family from Murray, Utah, to visit her last week; also her daughter, Verda and husband, Ross Steffens, from Dunsmere, Calif. Miss Martha Crafts is in Los Angeles, visiting relatives. Arvilla Workman had her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jacobs, and her sister, Leona Pope, from Provo to spend her birthday with her. Jay and. Lola Christensen, from Los Angeles, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Robinson all of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Stewart had two of Mrs, Stewart's nieces and their husbands, Bishop and Mrs. Egan Glaus and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ern-est Millins, of Salt Lake, to visit them for two days. Mrs. Stewart returned to Salt Lake with them. Parry and Jeanne Taylor are spending a two week's honeymoon trip to Yellowstone and on to Calgary, Cal-gary, Canada Rodeo, where they are guests of Ray Skinner. From there they will go down the coast to Calif. Congratulations to Calvin and Evelyn Skeem on the arrival of a baby boy, Sunday night. They have two 'beautiful girls, now a little boy makes it just fine. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris had Mrs. Grace Morris and son, Danny and daughter Betty Lou, from Pioche, to visit them Sunday. David and Martha Stewart, from Pleasant Grove, are with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart for their vacation. Birthday Party On July 7th, Mrs. Lois Wilson entertained gue'sts in honor of her sister, Lucille's birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Gam Moody, Don and Grant Bishop, Shirley Williams and Harold Stevensen. She served refreshments and visited with them. Mrs. Darrel Allred and Margene Jensenof Provo were here with their mother, Mrs. Clo Hilton over the visiting boys fishing down to Beaver and stayed over night Friday. Fri-day. Mr. and Mrs... Strickland (Jean-neu (Jean-neu a nurse in the hospital when Becky had Polio) drove down and stayed all night with the Ben Schenas one night last week. Mrs. Ethel Waters spent Sunday afternoon visiting with us. We have something in common on both be- i ing grandmothers to the Ladd Full-' Full-' mer children. KLEE FINLINSON weekend.. Clara and Arthur Talbot reunion was held at Payson Park Saturday. Eighty-two members of the family were there. They ate, had a program, pro-gram, games and went swimming. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Talbot, Earl Pete.sen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Talbot and family went from here. Mr. and Mrs. Cleone Talbot and family were home for the weekend. Mrs. Oleta Swe.isen, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Talbot, Gladys Carter, Mrs. Hilma Stewart and Sidney Carter all attended the fuuneral for Chester Ches-ter Sly Thursday. He died at Boise Idaho and the funeral and burial was In Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Roe Buhanan with boys Karl and Darrel of St. George spent the weekend with Mr. Wallace Wal-lace Woodbury. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wright of Salt Lake City were here to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wright Saturday and Sunday. Mr., and Mrs. Sheldon Christensen Christen-sen from Salt Lake were home over the weekend. Blaine and Harriet Spendlove and Becky and Ben Schena went up to the U of U play (Carousel) Friday night. May and Bill Pratt returned from a months visit in Richland Washington Wash-ington and Canada. Church News Ward Moody and his son-in-law, Melvln Petersen visited our Sunday School Sunday morning. We hope they come again. The two and one half minute talks were given by Linda Jo Diel and Lucille Hurst. Fireside Fireside for all M Men and Gleaner girls was held Sunday at the home af Mr. and Mrs. Forest Taylor. Pictures slides of the 24th of July Parades and rodeo In Hinckley. Hin-ckley. Celebrations over the years were shown and refreshments were servt'J. Sunday evening worship hour was given by High Councilman, Lionel Taylor and wife, La Von. La-Verl La-Verl Jackson and wife recently returned re-turned missionary also spoke. They were very inspirational talks. David Church sang two numbers. Club News Joanne Stewart entertained members of the Coalesce Club and gut'ots Thursday evening. Those attending were Dot Spencer, Elaine Hardy, Marlene Bliss, Berneice Pal mer, Launita and Carol Bishop, lone Christensen, and Carma Swensen. Refreshments we.e served. Mrs. Marlene Bliss entertained her club Friday evening. Refresh- Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dutson and family from Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton and daughter from Provo spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dutson. Mr: and Mrs. Von Clemmetts and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Snyder Sny-der and daughter visited Sunday with Mrs. Clara Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Brimley and family visited relatives in town staying at the Theron and Bill Nielson home Saturday night. Mr. Arnold Ashby visited with the Welby Lovell family. Mrs. Carol Dutson and family spent Sunday to Thursday with her folks Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dutson spent last week .In Salt Lake City visiting with their children. Mr. .and Mrs. Roy Edens and family of Los Angeles Calif., spent Tuesday to Friday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. T. Finlinson. Mrs. Edens is a sister of Mrs. Finlinson. Another sister, Mrs. Ralph Coleman of Salt Lake City stayed Monday to Thursday at the Finlinson home. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Nielson spent the weekend up on the Strawberry fishing with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Larson. Monday they drove on into Salt Lake City to see Fred Greathouse who is confined to the veterans hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finlinson and Judy drove from Salt Lake to spend Saturday on the farm In Leamington. Leaming-ton. Master Freddie Finlinson returned re-turned home after his 3 weeks stay to help with the farm work. , Miss Sidell Searles has been spending the past week with her grandparents. Mrs. and Mrs. Wells Nielson. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Searles of Provo. They mame for her Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bus Nielson of Milford visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wells Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson and Connie visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ord of Manhatten Beach, Calif., visited 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 a,W U;, St . ments wtve served and they played rook. Guests were Beth Brown, Aleith Cluff, Arda Hardy who won 1st prize. Cheryl Hilton, Lila Rae Morris who got low score. Bonnie Manis, Anna Lee Hepworth, Launita Laun-ita Bishoj), Carol Bishop and JoLene Crafts fguest prize). Mrs. Thora Peterson was hostess hos-tess to the Hinckley rook club. All club members were present. Guests for the evening were Roma Ekins, Sebrina Ekins, Dana Bishop, Alma Petersen, Beulah Bassett Erma Cropper, Joy Hurst. The evening was spent playing cards with Nina Mecham, Arvilla Workman, Vi Robinson, Rob-inson, Roma Ekins, Lois Wilson, Alice Bliss and Sebrina Ekins holding hold-ing the winning scores. Congratulations to Eugene and Betty Morris on the lovely little T-lb. baby girl, who arrived July 8. visited with Mr. and Mrs. John To Get Federal Marketing Order Anderson. Mrs. Es.-'o C drove over to spend tndy n and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bradfield and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams Wil-liams and daughter from Kearns spent the weekend witth Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bradfield. Mrs. Wanda Nielson and daug-ter daug-ter Gayle. Mrs. Erva Bradfield drove into Salt Lake Monday to shop, Mrs. Bertha Bradfied went with them to spend a few days visiting vis-iting with her sister, Mrs. Elberta Passwaters. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hardy and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rawlinson drove to Manti to the temple Saturday. Master Rex Finlinson was home for the Stampede Saturday night and attended Sunday school Sunday Sun-day morning before going back to Milford to help his Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jones on the farm. Mr. and Mrs A. L. Johnson vis ited Friday and Saturday in Bountiful Bount-iful with daughte.- Varda Barrett and family and in Sunset with Myrl Young and family. Janice Bennett, Joan Bradfield and Inez Nielson came from Salt Lake for the weekend. Eighteen boys and girls spent Monday to Wednesday up in Oak City Canyon with the 4-H. Glen Roper, Grant Nielson and David Nielson took turns staying with the Boys. Louise Lovell and Clara Johnson John-son Camped with the girls and a good time was reported bv all. Linda Paxman, niece of Joy Nielson Niel-son is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Eevan Nielson. Miss Judy Nielson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nielson is spending spend-ing her vacation with her Uncle and Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. LaForge Lovell had company for the weekend. It was Louise folks, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson from Blanding. Program for Sunday night services ser-vices was presented by Thurman Moody, High Councilman. It consisted con-sisted of talks by Bishop Tippets and Mrs. Mary Tippets, Vocal duet by Annette Moody and Virginia Done. Talk by Mrs. Evadine Moody remarks by Thurman Moody, and prayers were' offered by President Jay Nelson and Eddie Bradfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson drove to Kamas Sunday to get daughters, daugh-ters, Nola Marie who has spent the last thre weeks there to care Dairy farmers of Millard county are vitally Interested in efforts to obtain within the near future milk marketing order. In Utah last week conferring with dairy leaders was W. G. Sullivan, Washington, D. C. chief of the marketing order branch of the agricultural ag-ricultural marketing service of the Department of Agriculture. Mr. Sullivan Is making preparations prepar-ations for the possible holding of hearings in the state in connection connec-tion with the request to establish a federal milk marketing order. The request was filed with the Department Depart-ment of Agriculture in May by Utah's three largest Grade A dairy associations. Meetings, if held, are expecteJ to take place in approximately approx-imately two months. The purpose of a federal milk marketing order is to promote and maintain orderly marketing conditions con-ditions for farmers, and to assure consumers of an adequate supply of pure and wholesome milk. Dairy representative; have indicated there is no intention to affect the price of Grade A milk at the) consumer con-sumer level should a federal order be granted. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howarth, of Yuba City, Calif.., and children, Alan, Aliason and Ixri, are visiting in Delta with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Killpack, and brothers bro-thers and sisters here. . for her grandmother Nila Jean went up prepared to stay. Young Joseph Talton, a nephew came back with them to spend his vacation in Leamington. Mrs. Grant Overson and children went to Provo Sunday to the Johnson John-son reunion. The Primary of Leamington plan a miniature parade for Tuesday morning July 22nd at 10a.m. Refreshments will be sold and a bake sale will-be held at the Park after the parade. 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