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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, April 24, 1969 The Millard County Chronicle Published every THURSDAY at Delta, Utah By CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY H. H. (Bob) RIDING PUBLISHER INEZ RIDING EDITOR Letters end unsolicited unsolicit-ed articles for publication publi-cation do not necessarily neces-sarily reflect the policy pol-icy or views of this newspaper. No letter should be longer than 300 words. All letters must be signed. Name will be withheld only by specific request. Entered as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Delta, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 Subscription Rate $1.25 a year in advance Six Months $2.50 Advertising Rate on Request MEMBER Association - Founded 1885 SUTHERLAND DESERET ARPRILLA SCOW Mrs. Maesa Cropper was taken to the West Millard Hospital for medical care. Surely hope she will be able to return home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Irish Anderson were at Richfield Thursday on business. Mrs. Fern Warner has returned home after a visit at Ogden with her son, Melvin, and family and at Salt Lake with son, Jay and family. fam-ily. Mr. Phil Eliason spent Thursday at Fillmore on business. Mr. James Sampson spent several sever-al days in Salt Lake where he had appointments with his doctors. Mrs. Garold Moody and son and daughter left Friday for St. George where she spent several days visiting visit-ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schmutz. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Palmer were called to Calif. Friday due to serious illness of Clayton's brother, Boyd Palmer. The Deseret Garden Club was entertained Thursday evening by Edna Christensen at her home. Games were played and prizes a-warded. a-warded. There were 13 present Refreshments Re-freshments were served by Edna. Chad Anderson and his roommate room-mate of Weber State College were home for the weekend with Chad's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irish Anderson. Ander-son. Mr. and Mrs. Max Jensen and son, Kenneth of Salt Lake were home with Max's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jensen over the weekend. week-end. They came especially to help Axel celebrate his birthday on Saturday. The Daughters of Pioneers of the Fanny Cropper Camp held their monthly meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Edna Christensen. There were 21 present. Lesson was given by Ines Damron. County officers of-ficers present were Olive Barney and Leila Maxfield of Delta. Re- DORA ROSE Mrs. Vivian Holman Just returned return-ed from Arizona where she has been visiting with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Bishop and family. Mrs. Holman went to Ariz, wilh Mr. and Mrs. Cole. Mr. James Brady and his daughter daugh-ter Adell Frances of Henderson, Nev. visited with his mother, Mrs. Frances Bohn in Delta and here with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Rose. James is a former resident of this area. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rose and Debbie of Beryl and Mr. and Mrs. David Wilde and boys, Paul and Kim of Croydon spent the weekend with their folks, the Heber Roses. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Henrle of Cedar spent the weekend with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Henrie and Becky and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Church. Also to visit with the Cutler Henries were Mr. and Mrs. David Henrie and children. David will not be able to leave his medical medi-cal school this summer but for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Edwards spent the weekend with their folks the Carl Ashbys of Delta and the Lowell Edwards here. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moody were here Sunday. The brought Norma Moody home. She has been in Salt I Lake with her sister, Vernell who fell some time ago breaking her hip and arm. Conplications are causing a long painful delay in freshments were served by Edna Christensen and Rachel Cahoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and two children have moved into the former for-mer Loren Rowley home at Deseret. We welcome them into our community. com-munity. The program at Sacrament meeting meet-ing Sunday evening was put on by members of the Cutler Henrie family. Thayne gave opening prayer. pray-er. Talks were given by Dan, David and Cutler. Piano selection was by Rebecca. Little Misses Penny Jo and Cody Clayton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clayton of Sutherland spent the weekend with grandparents, grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Warnick. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Black spent several days ot their ranch. ft? m m mm mm m a mm mm m mmr .''1'.,a mtt ma mm mm mm mm mm mm m mmr KyXxx.-a ,,r Iff ffff ffff ffff ffff ffff f I I AW 9&&&&Smir0 VJJUUUUUUU 1 SOW BKOOK OlSntLERY CO.. CINCINNATI. OHIO. BLENDED WHISKEY $6 PROOF. 6S GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRIT! sin JUHROVBHEHT Mil ISO AUTHORIZfO SIGNATURES 1111 IylN3 i fU4 uja ip With this handy, home improvement helper you can get busy now and pay later for your improvement needs. Just say "charge it" for tools, lumber, paint, wallpaper, paneling, garden equipment, hardware, hard-ware, plumbing ... you name it. r ServiMmarb owned and licensed by BankAmtrka Scrykt Corporetien healing. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas of Salt Lake were here to visit with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon Moody and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. We are all saddened to hear of the death of Mr. Art Hill and send our deepest sympathy to all the family. It was good that he was able to visit with his son, Artie for a few days. Miss Elouise Johnson of Provo spent the weekend with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson. Mr. Bert Hyde of Pagass Springs, Colo, was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meinhardt last week. Lana Meinhardt's cousin, Lynn Dunlop of Salt Lake was here to visit with the Harold Meinhardts. Little Duane Meinhardt will soon be able to get the cast off his leg. Some time ago he pulled the rocking rock-ing chair over on him and to make it extra heavy, his father happened to be seated in the rocker. The chair fell across his leg, hence the reason for the cast. The Primary was responsible for the Sacrament Service Sunday. All of the children participated with songs, poems and verses to portray por-tray the theme which was "Prepare Ye, Prepare Ye for that which is to come." Mr. John DeLapp and son, Robert, portrayed the fathsr and son in the program. Phil Smith was the narrator. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morrison, Sr. returned from Calif, where they have been visiting for quite sometime. some-time. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morrison, Jr. attended a Steak Fry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson at Lynndyl Saturday. This was for the Kiwanis and their wives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stapleton had with them last week Mrs. Stapleton's mother, Mrs. Willie and sister and three boys of Inglewood, Calif. The sister's husband came for her and the children and they toured the southern Canyons. Mrs. Willie stayed on for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Tippetts visited visit-ed in Fillmore last week with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Dawayne Bayles and children, Kurt and Evelyn. Congratulations to Mrs. Sally Sorenson. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Johnson attended the graduation exercises held at the Weber College Col-lege last week in honor of their daughter, Sally, who received her black velvet stripe for nursing. She received also her Year book. There were 46 graduates, 26 of them were married women including includ-ing Jo Diehl Nielson and Sally Sorensen. They have studied hard enough to be able to pass their State Board Examination in a very short time. This exercise is an individual in-dividual special accelerated Nursing Nurs-ing program, one of many, a really tough course. The Johnsons re ported that the occasion was wonderful. won-derful. Before the program they met at the home of Sally and De-Ray De-Ray where they had a family dinner din-ner with members of the Sorensen present also. Mrs. Sorensen went with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The only thing, Mrs. Johnson reported, that marred the occasion was that their car stopped on them. Mrs. Gay Suchey and daughter, Nicole of Salt Lake came last week to be with her father and Roger while Mrs. Ogden was in the hospital. hospi-tal. Also to visit with the Ogdens were Mrs. Ivone Miller and children chil-dren of Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ogden of Richfield visited with their mother Mr. and Mrs. B..,;wu L:i.s:'ii an J their brothers Cleo and lvo. .vir. Armond Ogden of Salt Lake spent some time here attending to some farming obligations. We surely hope that Mrs. Hazel Walker will soon be able to leave the hospital. Mr. Lloyd DeLapp who is attending attend-ing CSU was home over the week end to visit with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. John DeLapp and his grandmother, grand-mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen. Jen-sen. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jensen made a trip to Salt Lake Monday returning return-ing the same day. Mrs. Kathy Smith and little daughter, Cristie, spent a day last week with Kathy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Finlinson in Oak City. Mr. Doug Smith made a trip to Spanish Fork. Miss Susan Jensen is now employed em-ployed at the A and W in Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Church visited visit-ed with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Porter. They also attended at-tended the Primary program. Mrs. Church was representing the State Primary board. We are happy that Lorln Oliver Is on the improve and hope he will continue to do so. Congratulations to Gene and Gloria Walker on the birth of a new daughter. The little miss has three older brothers. ABRAHAM Mrs. AFTON FULLMEB I never thought I'd see the day a good highway would be built across this old desert from the mill on the railroad between Lynndyl and Delta to the Spor Mt. We drove over it the other day and it's coming com-ing along fine. Water has been piped from the Hot Springs many miles to be used in the road construction. con-struction. Clark and Reva Bliss drove to the Yuba Dam last week "lots of water in it and also the river full." They said. Good news for irrigators. Carmella Hoelzle and son, Joe drove to American Fork last Wednesday Wed-nesday on farm business. I enjoyed a nice visit in Delta with Bessie and Wilford Sheriff of Oak City. Glad to know his health is improving now. Gladys Tolbert came home a week ago from St. George. Her back is some better but she said she wasn't a lot of help to Wanda Lee and the new baby boy while she was with them on account of her trouble with her back. It was nice to visit on the ditch bank with Clark Draper who lives in Price. He was spending his vacation vaca-tion helping his son-in-law, Carl Dutson irrigate. His family "likes living in Price real well", he says. Mrs. Cleone Tolbert was in Phoenix, Ariz, last weekend. Her son, Sherrill and wife have a new baby boy. This makes two boys and one girl for them, "Congratulations". "Congratu-lations". Sherrill has sold his home down there. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Corry were callers at the Jay Fullmers Friday. Debra Fullmer stayed at the Corry home Saturday night. We hope Hazel Walker is soon well and able to come home from the hospital. A visit on the telephone from Mrs. Theodocis Mellville Dana Sunday. Sun-day. She is pretty well and has been In Mesa, Ariz, working in the temple 3 months. She has sold her home in Salt Lake and after she visits here with daughter, Lois Maxfield she will go to Shelley, Idaho with her sisters and eventuality eventu-ality take an apartment in Provo by her son, Keith who teaches a the BYU. Her son John lives in Boise.Ida. and Reed lives in Bountiful. Boun-tiful. She is 84 and a lovely lady and dear friend. So sorry to hear of the death ot Art Hill, altho I don't know them too well, my heart goes out to them in their sorrow. Clark and Reva Bliss went to Topaz Mt. with Clark's niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald t Clark and two children of Salt Lake Saturday. While there Man Bliss and his son and boys of Pay-son Pay-son met them out there and they had a nice day. Sunday Clark and Reva had dinner din-ner at the lovely El Banbi in Beaver Bea-ver then drove to Milford and visited visit-ed with the Koch and Hanley families. The Koches are very old and dear friends of theirs. Thayj said the trees are all in bloom and so are our few little pear trees and the lilacs are all budded ready for the frost. Happy birthday Neil . Sampson, April 24. He lives in Las Vegas. Erma and Clifferd Peterson have come home again after being gone a week. 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