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Show 1 . . rairview . . . Mutual Marrieds was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Kinsmaa The lesson was given by Ilene Anderson and the meeting was conducted by Ivan Anderson. Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. James Daley, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mower, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Shelley, Oren Anderson and Ila Jensen. to observe date dinner for their grandson, Darrin Anderson, visiting with Bernices sister, Mrs. Anna Crowder and with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and their daughter Roma McBride. Sarah Rigby and Ila Jensen entertained the Peterson fountain Cousins Club last week. A lovely luncheon was served to Ellen Tucker, Elsie Christensen, Mae Miner, Minta Clement, Leah Larsen and from Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Lettie Peterson and Glenda Staker. Other out-o- f town guests included Mrs. Nelda Wilson of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. Cleston Rigby of Provo. Sarah gave a reading and Opal and Ellen led in group singing. Also Araminta and Sarah enjoyed presenting a skit Flag. fU nole A . . . Mr. and children and Gaylan Stewart and Mary Jane Unander of Salt Lake City. In the afternoon they enjoyed talking with Sandra Swasey and family. Sandra and Vernon and children are now living in Mt. Vernon, Missouri. Margaret Bench entertained her sewing club on Thursday night and featured a lovely supper and delicous homemade bread. Her guests included Lorraine Anderson, Alice Nelson, Lila Graham, Ellen Tucker, Ada Bench, Olive Ollerton, Odessa Young, Emma Evans, Alice Stewart and Bertha Bulow from Moroni. Jr wav ..v FREE 2 TOP soiftiLGDnrj DINNERS To be given away EVERY WEEK this year AGAIN Professional Hardware WILL GIVE A FREE TICKET FOR EVERY DOLLAR PURCHASE to be drawn each week on Friday at 5:00 p.m. and the lucky winner gets two steak dinners at MT. PLEASANT RESTAURANT ABSOLUTELY FREE! After each Friday at p.m. we empty the box and begin all over again. You could win once, twice, three times! Who knows? If you need HARDWARE think of 5 PROFESSIONAL! feted on 50th wedding anniversary The family of Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Gowers will honor them at an open house, celebrating their Golden Wedding anniversary, February 7. The open house will be held at the Fine Arts Center, 165 East 100 South in Nephi from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on that day. Relatives and friends are invited to call. They request no moving to Nephi in 1932, where they have since made their home. They are the parents of two daughters and one son, Mrs. Norman (Ruthann) Richardson, Fullerton. Calif.; Mrs. Lee (Cecil) Gibson, Granger, Utah, and Glen Gowers, Seattle, Washington. They have seven grandchildren. gifts. Bernell Gowers is a native of Nephi, born November 16, 1898, a son of Alfred J. and Mtailda Boswell Goers. He was employed as manager of the Premium Oil Company for 14 years, and also worked as a builder. He and his wife own the Mt. Nebo Motel in Nephi. He served as counselor in the MIA organization in Nephi Third Artopic Literary Club held its y meeting January 17 at the home of Betty Farley. also as a home teacher. Fourteen members were served Ward, He has been a member of the with a delicious dessert, after' Kiwanis Club in Nephi. which they enjoyed an evening Ruth Hannah Anderson of cards. Gowers was born in Moroni, Next meeting will be the August 8, 1904, a daughter of evening of January 31 at the Andrew M. and Olive Draper home of Cleah Madsen. Guest Anderson. speakers will be Jane Guunta Mrs. Gowers served in the and LaRue Nielson of Ephraim. Stake Primary, and was a They will highlight the rights, Sunday School and Primary privileges and responsibilities of teacher in the Nephi Third our community voters. Ward. She has been a member of the Ladies Literary League in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson went to Salt Lake City last Nephi. She owned and operated in Nephi. Thursday where they attended Ruths Beauty Shop The couple was married the Firemans Credit Union in Manti banquet that evening with Mr. February 7, 1924 and Mrs. Jay Simpson at the Tri-Ar- c Temple. They lived in Salt Lake Travelodge. They spent the City after their marriage, weekend there and also visited Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson Ursenbach was hostess and family, Pete Simpson and to Amy members of Junior Literary Mrs. Paul Deathridge and sons. Club last Thursday evening. Bridge was played with prizes LaMar and Shirleen Cloward going to Florence Maxwell, welcomed a baby girl, Louise Seely and Ina Jones. December 7 in a Provo hsopital. Delicious refreshments were She weighed seven pounds served to twelve members. ounces birth. at thirteen The baby will be given the Mrs. Gean Syndergaard, Mrs. Eloese Monson, Mr. and Mrs. name, Gina Christy at Lehi John R. Orton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Eighth Ward sacrament service on February 3 with her father L. Rowe, Mrs. Jean Mrs. Ray Coates, giving the blessing. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dudley Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allred, Mt. Pleasant, and Mrs. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Row all and Mrs. Willis Cloward, Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Hannah Chester. Martin, Chester, John Burnside, Fairview and Mr. and Mrs. Spens, Moroni went to v. v. . v. v. vl. v. w. v. v Fzrrel Mona Thursday to attend funeral service for Sidney Rowe. semi-monthl- Dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Alice Stewart on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Peterson , Mr. and Mrs. KentFinlinson of Oak City, Utah and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Finlinson from and its people. After the good food, and the humor part of the party, our officers were sworn in, standing beside our beautiful American and Mrs. Guy Tucker and Mrs. Reid Allred of Spring City. Fireside was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Anderson on Sunday of last week. The lesson on Church History was given by Sherrill. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Bench, Mr. and Mrs. Glade Mower, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Vernon, Norma Elaine Anderson and Ila Jensen. Stake The evening began with a delicious supper, all prepared by the wives of the officials, and as one of the councilmen stated: Just leave it to the good cooks of Ftn. Green to serve delicious Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Gowers Blanche Duffin entertained member of Acme Literary Club at their meeting the afternoon of January 24. The program was presented by Olive Pritchett who showed slides and gave a travelogue of the two weeks she spent touring the Scandinavian countries Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Delicous refreshments were served to thirteen members. Mrs. Jane Moseley, Salt Lake spent several days here last week visiting with her mother, Mrs. V. H. Gunderson. City, Mrs. Florence Peacock entered the Gunnison Hospital on Wednesday for treatment and observation. Provo were weekend visitors at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Blackham. are Mrs. Moyle Blackham of Moroni and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kjar and a great grandfather Melroy Kjar all of Manti; another great grandfather, Lenard Walker of Linden. at the home of Charlotte Bradley were Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Fritsch and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Fritsch and Sunday guests children Lisa, Scott, and Lanette, Salt Lake City. Vacationers are back from sunny Hasaii. They left Jan. 10 and went to San Fransicso where they boarded another plane landing in Honolulu. Many of the group attended the Pacific Egg and Poultry Convention held there. One day was enjoyed at the Cultural Center, The Church College and the Temple. The Boat Show at Laie was a very interesting sight. Here five different tribes, the Fuji, Samoan, Maori, Tahiti, Tongan and Hawaains in their native constumes participated in outrigger canoes. In the evening a Luau dinner. Stephanie Christensen will Different tours were taken one of celebrate her first birthday which was a tour around the anniversary on February 2. City, another in an old fashioned Her proud parents are Mr. train at Kauai which took them D. Mrs. and Phillip to the cane sugar and pineapple Christensen of Midvale. She plantations. a Ron. has brother, Also very enjoyable was their Stephanie's grandparents are state at the Cocanut Plantation, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johansen the processing of seeing of Mt. Pleasant and Mr. and cocoanut and cane sugar. At of Mrs. Archie Christensen Maui the old historic Whalers Moroni. Village which has been kept as near authentic as possible. Mrs. A. H. Anderson returned Most of them felt the home the past weekend from Polonesian Show Entitled Bountiful' where she spent two Invitation to Paradise was the weeks visiting her son, Dr. most outstanding event, with the Reese Anderson and family. She most dramatic and exotic setalso spent a week at South Davis ting ever staged out of doors. Community Hospital con- The mountain of lava rock valescing from an illness. formed the background and characters portrayed by the Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell islanders. returned home Friday night Church was attended, also the from a months visit with their women went to Relief Society. son, Dr. Cameron W. Maxwell, While there they saw Venice his wife, Molly and three Anderson, who is there with her children, Anne, Nancy and John daughter, Mrs. Wesley Agaard, at Mission Viejo, Calif. Dr. who is there for the winter of months. Another daughter, is Maxwell Director Microbiology in Research for Wanda Holman accompanied Highland Laboratories in Costa her on the trip. Mesa. Those from this area who took During this time the Maxwells the tour were Mr. and Mrs. enjoyed a ten day vacation in Harold Arnoldson, Mr. and Mrs. Hawaii with the Cameron Mack Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell family. Charles Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Christensen, Mr. to was taken Stansfield Wayne and Mrs. Jay Nelson, Mr. and the Sanpete LDS Hospital one Mrs. Clifford Blackham, Mr. day last week after suffering a and Mrs. Albert Morley, Mary attack. heart Morley, all from Moroni. Elder David Rolph Seely, who the has been attending Language School at Brigham Young University the past two months, left Salt Lake City Tuesday for the LDS Northern Italian Mission. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M G. Seely, Milwaukie, Oregon, and a grandson of Mrs. J. Leo Seely of Mt. Pleasant. Rachel Syme of H. was Fountain Ken Poulsen, Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell of Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant; Cameron Maxwell of California; Mr. and Mrs. Art Shand of Manti; Mr. and Mrs. Mar Dye, Spring City; Dr. and Mrs. Neil Larsen of Ephraim. Green, Anger is the wind that blows lamp of intelligence. Ralph president Blackham was in charge of the business. Talks were given by Bishop Rees, Bishop Anderson, Glade Lamb, Norman Harris and Bryon Davis. The new bishopric are all experienced in their callings. Raymond Anderson was bishop of the ward for several years when he was released Ben Glade Lamb was the next bishop. Norman Harris served as counsellor to Bishop Rees for a time prior to his moving to American Fork. Other members of the stake presidency in attendance were consellors Victory J. Rasmussen of Ftn. Green and Royal Bagley and stake clerk Newton Donaldson of Moroni. Visitors last Sunday evening with Alasca and Tom Davis were her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Merril King of Thornton, Idaho,. Their daughter Mrs. Anita Roberts and Annalynn and Alissa Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Kjar are the parents of a baby girl. She was born Jan. 22 and has a little brother, Shane. Grandparents meeting. Anderson clerk and Newel Rees is the financial clerk. We all wish these men lots of success in their new positions Mr and Mrs. Frank Petersen and baby son Brian Lay of Salt Lake City were weekend visitors here with his father, Earl Petersen and Mr and Mrs. Andrew Petersen. Son Brian Lay was born Dec. 10th and is the ' first grandchild for Earl Petersen. Local couple to be Page Three counsellor and Norman L. Harris second counsellor. Byron Davis stayed in as ward A lovely social event was held the evening of January 7 in the Fountain Green City Hall, on the eve that our new City Officials took the oath of office, and our retiring officials left their posts, with all their good wishes, and the bequeathing of prize gifts to the new mayor and and councilmen, Mayor, treasurer and recorder; to city marshall, and all who have worked unitedly to serve our city Provo after undergoing surgery: David Mr. and Mrs. (Lorraine) Larsen are the happy parents of their third daughter, born on January 22 in the Sanpete LDS Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. The new arrival who weighed in at more than nine pounds has two sisters Ann and Aileen. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. John Burnside. ... Hyrum Blackham of Mayfield and Mr Bizetti of Idaho. Mrs. Rachel Hartley and daughter Dorene, Mrs. Lamar Petersen of Ephraim visited last week in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo with Norma Jean Marquiz, who had undergone surgery. Mrs. Maquiz is a daughter of Rachels. n. The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid 31, 1974 released as counsellor. The new bishopric sustained are Hyrum Raymond Anderson as bishop, ben Glade Lamb 1st Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goforth are the parents of a new baby boy. He was born Jan. 20. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Hartley and Mr. and Mrs Stanley May of Salt Lake City and great grandparents Cfi Retiring Mayor, Scott Cook, gave a short talk, expressed his appreciation to all of his coworkers and the fine work they had done. Each of the men, new and retiring officials, expressed his appreciation for the opportunity of serving, and to all of the team, Duane Marsh is convelescing in the Utah Valley Hsopital in w loroni great grandgreat great food. Mary Mower entertained her rook club last week and served a lovely luncheon. Prizes went to Doris Cox, Ruth Ericksen and Ethel Wheeler. Other guests included Nancy Ruesch, Minta Velda Cox, Cecil Mower, Hughes, LaRell Rigby, Alice Nelson, Ellen Turpin, Odessa Young, and Emma Evans. v 10 2 coun-cilme- Visiting during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Cox were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lund of Richfield. Great grandparents are sacrament Raymond Indiana, Kenneth Frandsen, Spring City,. There are 8 grandchildren, children and grandchild. January Bishop Newel Frank Rees was released as bishop of Wales Ward after nine years of faithful service on Sunday evening at CSOCIAL EVENTS Mrs. Matilda Groner of Spring City will become 87 years of age on Wednesday. She was born February 6, 1887 in Spring City, a daughter of Andreas and Hannah Jensen Rasmussen. She attended the local schools and Snow Academy at Ephraim. She married Peter Frandsen, June 1909 in Salt Lake City. He died 1949. She later married Henry Groner, June 13, 1951. He died several years ago. Four of her five children are living, Mrs. Earl (Grace) Petersen, Bountiful; Mrs. Melba Klimen, Burlingame, California; Mrs. Hildred Lisack, West Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson and Mrs. Hazel Robertson spent the weekend in Salt Lake City, While there they enjoyed attending a birthday n WaL Matilda Groner of Riverton spent Tuesday and Wednesday here with her parents. Sunday afternoon the Davises received a phone call from Anita saying her husband Dennis Roberts was put in as first counsellor In the bishopric in their Riverton Ward. Dennis served here as a counsellor to Bishop Newell Rees prior to their moving to Riverton. Wales Coal Bed Camp of DUP held their meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Vay Anna Price. The meetings was conducted by Alberta Lamb. Prayer was by Eunice Rees. Ona Anderson gave the lesson Parley P. Pratt. Those present were Alasca Davis, Alberta Lamb, Vay Price, Ona Anderson, Marie Thomas, Helena Price, Eunice Rees, Anita Lamb, Ethel Lamb. Refreshments were served by Vay Anna Price. This winsome pair, David S. McAlister and Melanie Jensen, born just sixteen hours apart, and grandchildren of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Arnold Y. Stevens of Mt. Pleasant, celebrated their first birthday anniversaries this week. David was born January 29, and is a son of Jack and Joan Stevens McAllister of Salt Lake City. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John S. McAllister, also of ML Pleasant Melanies birth date is January 30. She is a duaghter of Douglas E. and Beverly Stevens Jensen of Ogden. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Evan E. Jensen of Murrav. DUP meet held of Sanpitch Daughters of Utah Pioneers was held Jan. 21, with Captain Ida Donaldson conducting. LaVerl Invocation by Livingston. Song Come, Come Ye Saints, minutes by secretary Winona Julian, history of Betsy Elizabeth Bradley and Thomas Jefferson Bradley read by Rhea Bradley. Lesson Parley P. Pratt and His Twelve Wives given by Ramona Christensen. January meeting Co. Daughters present were Ramona Julian, Christensen, Ida Donaldson, Winona Elsie Jensen, LaVerl Livingston, Marion Artena Cornet, Christensen, Hannah Nielson, Veda Freston, Hazel Anderson, Ruth Draper, Dora Morley, Rula Lamb, Rhea Bradley and Reath Draper. Refreshments served by Dora Morley, Rula Lamb and Ramona Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tulley, Portland, Oregon, were Mt. Pleasant visitors last week. Mr. Tulley is a formerML Pleasant resident. Fine Arts Club met the evening of January 18 with Ruth Jorgenson as hostess. Her son, Franklin, a student at Brigham Young University, presented the program showing pictures of Guatemala where he served a mission. Mrs. Marie Rowe entered Utah Valley Hospital in Provo last week for treatment and observation. . Reiva Rosenlof entertained members of the Bridge Club last Thursday evening. High scores were won by Geniel Carter and Thelma Tuttle. Mrs. John Zabriskie entered Utah Valley Hospital in Provo last Friday for tests and observation. Mrs. Mary Hoffman of San Fernando, California, visited here recently with her father, H. C. Merz. Mr. and Mrs. Robin McArthur, Boise, Idaho, welcomed a baby girl January 22. The little girl has four sisters and one brother. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Perry McArthus, Mt. Pleasant, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leaf, Portland, Oregon. FAIRVIEW DARI-FRE- Z CAFE Mr. and Mrs. H. Ben Lamb had their grandson Ray Lamb of Salt Lake visit them Saturday. He is the son of Foster and Shirley Lamb. 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