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Show Pap1 Fight THE Benefit Game To Be Played For Mrs. Norman And Mrs. Austin A non longue game Mt. between I'lea.sant aiel Spring 1'ity teams will be i1.i(d at the North Sanpete baseball gmutuis Fudav evening at H 30 j in. All proceeds Item the name will he presented to the ulvts two fliers, of Mt Pleasant's Holly Norman and Heed Austin, who were killed in a recent air Clash. A B Smith manager of the PLEASANT PYRAMID Fish Story Lynn Averett Is FRIDAY. JUNE 18, 1S43 Cupids Pace Quickens And June's Half Over But Here's Proor New Leader Pleasant team, arranged He announced game that tickets vc ill le sold at the Mt. baM-bal- for t tie Of Odd Fellows ite lor Mt. him e the game is a nonPleasant Lynn Averett, league game season tickets will city marshal, Is the new noble not soive as admittance. grand of the IOOK Lodge No. 20, it was announced Wednesday following art election meeting of the organization Tuesday. Mr. Averett succeeds Douglas Sparks as leader of the local Odd Fellows organization. flther officers elected were Duane Jensen, vice grand; B. A. AlkenB Entertain Smith, secretary; If vou don't remem her last Mrs. Allies It Jensen, ilaugli treasTuttle, ter Janet and bul son Roger ol veal's donkey softball game, Henry trusand urer, Sparks, Douglas Castle liale, Mrs I, a Vein Jen Pleasant tee. (onsored hv the Mt sen and daughter La Nila, and! I. tons iliiti, you'll remember tills officers will be Appointive Mrs Niels Johansen of Moroni ear's in chosen at the first were guests at the home of Mr The Lion's aie going to try it Julv, Secretary Smith meeting said and Mrs T v on Aiken itli an as yet unnamed Tiles again Also vi-- , day and Wedncsdij. ooi,oiient at the hall grounds v' iri)ete and Sevier counties. i home on lie o enmg of June Bfi M Madsen is also a well tting at the Aiken In Announcement of the game known Tuesday was Mrs F, II Black local participant burn and small daughters In B v.m math- this week bv N. qio-t- s He is presently a memanna anil Dixie I ee of Moioru heovil, recreation chairman for ber of the Falrview baseball t lie local civic organization. clel and resides at Fairview To give you an idea of what with his wife and one child. of mounts the I.ions will Maih'en news photographs are In rule for the oiay, zanny game frequently featured the 'he t wen tv sixth, Bud has turn-- Pyramid. MORONI, UTAH licit a list of their names as follows- 1st base, I.azv Hones; To Be Gene Operated By Glendale Larson laid tuise, Shorty; 3rd base, Bollingers Six Tor Weeks Silver; short stop. Old Faithful; SUN. 20 MON. 21 lei i Held Antelope; right field. The Rev. and Mrs. Erwin K and center field, Skeeler. Bollinger, and son Erwin, will Jack, KEN MURRAY'S "Come and laugh your head leave today, (Friday) for a six True friends weeks trip to Berkeley and San off," Bud urged BILL AND COO" of the pi.a yets will bring along Francisco, California. Reverand a little absorbine junior. Brother Knows Best" 'Bollinger will attend the summer graduate school of the UniLost Pal" versity of California for courses feed Madsen Announces towards a Masters degree. Mrs. Animal Cracker Circus" hilicial Opening Of Bollinger, a graduate nurse, will Photo-Snort- s take up nursing duties at the Business St. Francis Hospital in San Franold A combination new WED. 23 and THURS. 24 cisco. business in a new location was John MILLS Martha SCOTT boasted this week by Reed Mad- Siimy-Scwer- s Club Photo, en. owner of Madsen Goods the of PATRICIA ROC Studio and Sunny: Sporting Organization club was accompwhich opened officially Monday, Sewers of home in James Hilton's lished Saturday at the at Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Madsen formerly operated Mrs. Hershel Jensen, leader. Officers elected to head the a photo shop with an upstairs SO WELL REMEMBERED" office adjacent to the J. C. Pen- organiz.ation during the coming ney building The new store Is year are Connie Johansen, presiNEWS "Big Wash" located on the northwest corner dent; Cathleen Rowley, vice of Main and State street. The president; F.lva Mae Johansen, FBI. 25 president; Beth SAT. 26 building is being rented from second vice secretary I.es Allred of Moroni on a Winkler, secretary, lease with option to lease treasurer; Maline LeMon, song Roy Rogers & Trigger when Mr. Allred erects a new and cheer leader and Mary All-re0a The reporter. building on the site. Mr. Madsen is a graduate of OLD SPANISH TRAIL" the national school of photog- Visitor From Salt Lake the Lucy Rae Seely spent raphy at Washington, D. C. The her with Mt. Pleasant in weekend will of business the sports part Chapter 8 Leo specialize in fishing equipment, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. He and his he said brother Seely and celebrated her birthday Canadian Mounted" to Vaughn have tied hundreds of here Monday before returning dozens of flies for fishermen in Salt Lake. KOZY MT. A .Go. g Zv, I ' Theatre - 4-- H 4-- two-yea- r What Has Dearborn Farm Equipment S' t -r Wv n; Donkey Ball Game IsDue t.' JL V 1 t i ! h'W y-JUi- A,1' , tt. i, J n i 'ifj ,j if ner gown in orchid and white nations. eai Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Rutishauser A reception was held for the announce the marriage of their newlyweds at the Mt. Pleasant J. to Ellis daughter, Lucile, South ward Wednesday, June ') Christenson of Moroni, and a son with Joseph I'rxcnbaeh aeting as of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christen- master of ceremonies. sen The marriage was perfoimed at the home of the brides par- Olsen - Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Leander Olsen ents June 3 by Bishop Leo C. Larsen of the Mt. ileasant South of Mt. Rleaesant 'announced this ward. Membeis of the families week that their daughter, Laurel, will wed Richard M. Tanner of were present. After the eeremony the couple bait Lake City June 20. 'Bln groom is the son of left for a honevmoon trip, visiting the parks of Southern Mrs. C. E. Tanner of Salt Lake Utah places of interest in Ari- City. Miss Olsen is a graduate of zona, and Hoover Dam, Nevada They will make their home in North Sanpete high school. She attended the L D S business col Moroni. Lucile was formerly employed lege and was employed with the by Mountain States Telephone Ninth Service command during the war. She is presently em Company in Salt Lake City. ployed with ZCM1 a department store in Salt Lake city. AMred - Olson Following the marriage the Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Allred anplan to make their home couple nounce the marriage of their to Rae Helen Frank daughter Glsen - Jenkins M. Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. in Honolulu Honeymooning Ferrin Olson of Salt Lake City, this summer will be Mr. and formerly of Mt. Pleasant. The couple exchanged nuptial Mrs. Edward Gerrard Jenkins. former vows in the Manti L D S temple Mrs. Jenkins is the on Mav 21st. Lewis R. Ander- Billye Virginia Olsen, daughter son officiated at the double ring of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Olsen of ceremony. The brides grand- Mt. Pleasant. The couple were married last mother. Mrs. P. 'A. Allred, acFriday, June 11 in the Salt Lake companied her first granddaughter to he married in the temple. Temple. Elder Mark E. PeterThe brides gown was of white son of the council of the twelve ceremony. slipper satin with a sweetheart performed thetheir Following marriage the neckline. The long sleeves came to a point over the wrists. The newlyweds were honored at a laee edged finger tip veil was wedding breakfast for relatives close friends in the presicaught at the crown by orange and dential suite of the Hotel Utah. hlossoms. The new Mrs. Jenkins chose The eouple left immediately after the ceremony for a honey- for her going away a navy blue moon to Idaho. Oregon, Yellow- and white Carmel original suit. Her accessories were also Navy stone Park and Wvoming. She wore a A dinner honoring the couple blue and white. was served at the home of the corsage of white orchids. Lur-linThe couple sailed on the brides parents, after their June 16 for Honolulu where they will remain until fall, re-at which time they will both Coates - Drown sume studies at the University In a double ring ceremony, of Utah. Miss Billie Grace Coates, daughAttending the wedding of their ter of Mrs. Nellie Coates and grandchildren were Mrs. ElizaDallen Coates, became the bride beth C. Jenkins of Kansas City,. Salt Lake city. Mo., grandmother of the groom, of Jack Drown of The wedding was performed Mrs. Zellnora Olsen of Logan, of Stephen at the residence of the bride, and grandmother Loo J. Mrs. John K. Madsen of Mt. Singleton by Bishop Thayne of the Ninth ward in Pleasant, grandmother of the Salt Lake city. bride. Also attending the wedFor the lovely rites, the bride from Kansas City were Mr. chose a gown of brocaded satin ding aunt Mrs. Harold Jenkins and three-quarter and knit. A length and uncle of the groom. veil fell from a crown of pearl Mr. Jenkins is a son of Mr. orange blosoms. She carired a and Mrs. Elmer Cutler Jenkins bouquet of pink roses and lilies of Honolulu, formerly of Salt of the valley. Lake City. Ada B. Kofoed was matron of subhonor and Phyllis Boyington Gilsonite, an asphaltic acted as the only bridesmaid. stance, occurs in the Uintah BaErnest Drown, brother of the sin area of Utah and nowhere groom, was best man. else in the world. Utahs GilA dinner gown of grey crepe sonite is used to manufacture with a corsage of red roses was f insulating paints, worn by the bride's mother and materials, preservatives, plastics the grooms mother wore a din and mastics. Rutishauser - Christensen to-b- FvFFiV ills-- ', T: lii't.lHj Knowing that seen g is Lekevmg, this Utica, N. Y., tno can this photo, ;iaph as pictorial pi oof of their latest fish story. Rubin, Mi e Goldman and Ted Reikely, left to right, pulled catch, more than 100 speckled tmut, from an unnamed lake miles north of Ottawa using thes and woims as bait. Local Maa Is Delegate To Company Convention Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith were in Salt Lake this weekend to attend sessions of a state convention of Watkins Products repre sentatives. South Idaho will also be represented at the meet Mr. Smith said. The Smiths will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Norman. Minson Added To Post Office Staff Daring Sommer Vacation Time L. Minson will work at the Mt. Pleasant post office dur ing the summer months, it was announced this week by Ray K. Bohne, postmaster. Mr. Minson will serve as a member of the staff while the others take their vacations. He will also work at the postoffice during the holiday rush in December and January. Wasatch Academy Student Awarded Scholarship; Press Cards Given Reporters Janet Kinneberg, 48 graduate of Wasatch Academy, has been granted a scholarship in use Joe this 300 music to Obcrlin unviersity at Oberlin, Ohio, it was announced this week. Also announced this week was the receipt by reporters on the Wacademy World of honest- press cards from rthe Pacific Slope School Press association at the journalism school of the University of Washington, Seattle. e Faiiview Mr. and Mrs. Laurin V. Peter- son of Provo motored to Fairview Sunday to take their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, and their sister Mrs. Merlin H. Madsen back to Provo to spend eral days with them. This was the first time that Mrs. Peterson had been out of her house since last December 4. At that time she went to Mt. Pleasant to celebrate her daughter, Mrs. Samelia Shepherd's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson enjoyed the trip very much, as it was quite a change for them to watch the speed boats on Utah lake, the bright lights of the city, and other things of interest. They feel younger after this trip and think they will try it again before long. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are both eighty-seveyears of age. ' acid-proo- Got To Do With Prosperous Looking Farm Buildings? The Finest In Job Printing And The Pyramid Is Just The Place Youll Get The Finest Answer: PLENTY! The progressive farmer prospers by using Dearborn Farm Equipment cause he knows that the Ford people who build Dearborn products vide him with the most in farm machinery. If you order your printing done in our shop. pro- He knows that by using Dearborn Farm equipment he will get the most out of his land and crops. That's why more and more progressive farm- are "going Dearborn.'' product you receive will be a credit to you : be- te ers x x : . . whether i'ts letterheads, Now here's one last tip . . . 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