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Show conference set here this weekend Three Sanpete schools send LDS students to North Sanpete Stake quarterly conference will convene December 3 and 4. All meetings will be held in the Mt Pleasant Second-Thir- d ward chapel, according President Archibald J. to son. The first session of the conference will be a missionary meeting at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 3. Those who are expected to attend the meeting are the stake presidency, High Council, all members of bishoprics, quorum presidencies and stake auxiliary executives and secretaries and all stake missionaries This same evening a general Utah. Paul Bruce Muinford, 13, for Final country assignments whom services were held on were made Friday, Nov. 18, Monday, by Dr. Canning, who pointed out that many schools have for several been working months in preparation for the huge affair. One thousand high school students and their faculty advisors participate each year. In addition to careful nastudy of their "adopted tions, student delegates must Funeral services for Paul be thoroughly' trained in organBruce Mumford, 15, were held ization and procedure of the United Nations. Monday noon in Mt. Pleasant By January 10, 1961 each Ward chapel. The youth, son of Mr. and school will have submitted reMrs. Louis W. Mumford, Mt. solutions from which the April Pleasant, died Saturday at 4 agenda will be framed. In plea.m. in the Sanpete LDS Hos- nary sessions and committee meetings during the pital after a long illness. student delegates He was born January 14, assembly, and vote upon 1945, in Salt Lake City, a son will debate of Louis and Euleda Edmunds world issues as they see them. He was an active In addition to Assembly deleMumford. member of the LDS Church, gates, each school will send an Eagle Scout and until his two press representatives, and ilness was a student at North one student to study the SpeSanpete Junior High School in cialized Agencies of the U.N-anMoroni. to participate in a colloSurviving are his parents, a quium on "other paths to brother, David L. Mumford, St. peace. Paul, Minn.; two sisters, Mrs Wilford Antony Mikkelsen Keith (Margaret Ann) Empey, Carol Mumford, 66, Fountain Green, died Friday St. George; afternoon in a Salt Lake hos- Provo; a grandfather, Dr. G. D. Edmunds, Salt Lake City. pital of natural causes. Funeral services were held Prayer at the home was by Tuesday afternoon in Fountain Bert Ruesch of the First Ward Green Ward chapel. Burial was bishopric; prelude and postlude Mayors of Mt. Pleasant, Morin Fountain Green Cemetery music, Jean Brothersen; vocal oni and Fairview joined with Funeral Ursenbach Bruce directed by quartet, John Guymon, Home. Military graveside rites Irons, Harold Arnoldsen and President Eisenhower this week were accorded by the Fountain Charles Christensen; prayer, in proclaiming November 28 to Green American Legion Post. Principal H. K. Lay; speaker, 2 as the first 'NatDecember He was bom in Fountain Bishop Lloyd Price, Wales; orGreen August 22, 1894, a son gan solo, Colleen Jorgensen; ional Alcoholism Information of Mikkel A. and Mary Ann C. speaker, Dr. Dail P. Averett; Week. The mayors urged public unJensen Mikkelsen. A lifelong remarks, Bishop Rex Hafen, resident of Fountain Green, he who presided at the services; derstanding of alcoholism as a The worked as a farmer, was a vet- vocal duet, Mrs. Moroni Thom- "disease not a disgrace. eran of World War I and was as and Dorothy Neilson; pray- Central Utah Alcoholism Couna member of the LDS Church. er, Bishop Raymond Anderson cil is affiliated with the Utah Alcoholism Foundation and the He never married. of Wales. Survivors include his mothBurial was in Mt. Pleasant National Council on Alcoholism er and the following brothers Cemetery directed by Jacobs all voluntary health and sisters, C. Urell and DeVon Mortuary. William P. Reynolds agencies that work for the preall of Fountain dedicated the grave. vention and treatment of the Mikkelsen, Pallbearers were Chariton disease of alcoholism through a Green; Soren P. Mikkelsen, of Lee three-folKent Bushman, Sey- Jacobs, Echo, Summit County; program of educamour Mikkelsen, Provo; Mrs Phillips, Allan Draper, Boyd tion, scientific research, rehaH. Demoine (Almira) Ander- Johnson and Boyd Brothersen. bilitation and community serson, Ephraim; Mrs. Ace (Nor Honorary pallbearers were the vice. These agencies are sponsoring Alcoholism Information ma) Blackham, Moroni; Mrs. Scouts of Troop 501, Mt. sity Long illness fata! to local youth First-Fourt- h two-da- y Sanpete man in Salt Lake Mayors name special week non-prof- it d (Verla) Marx, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Elva Ockey, of Fountain Green. for Mr. Funeral services Mikkelsen were held Tuesday afternoon in Ft. Green ward chapel under direction of Bishop Calvin Allred. Prayer at the home was giv en by Soren P. Mikkelsen; prelude and postlude music, Geraldine Johnson; choir, "O My Father; prayer; Eddie Mikkelsen; vocal solo, Judy Harmon, accompanied by Geraldine Johnson; speaker, Bishop Calvin Allred; vocal duet, and Olena Johnson; speaker, Ernest Bailey; song by choir; benediction, Gordon Marx. Pallbearers were Wm. Johnson, Leland Despain, Howard Allred, James Johnson, Leslie Syme and Chesley Johnson. Burial was in Ft. Green cemetery- Joseph P, Jensen dedicated the grave. De-Ve- re Week. NSH for announces schedule basketball pre-seas- on basketball North Sanpete Hawks: when Gunnison plays the Hawks at the NS gym. In all games the junior varsity game begins at 6:30 p.m. and the varsity game at 8 p m. Mack Wilkey is coach of the Hawk team, and Odell Christiansen is assistant. 6 pre-sea-s- of schedule school high December 2, North Sanpete vs. Alumni, Mt. Pleasant; Dec. North 3, American Fork at SanDec North .9, Sanpete; at Valley, Orderville; Dec-10pete North Sanpete at Dec. 14, Payson at No. Pan-guitc- h; Sanpete; Dec. 16; North Sanpete at East Carbon, Dragei-ton- ; Dec. 17, BY Higt at No. Sanpete; Dec. 22. North Sanpete at Delta; Dec. 27, North Sanpete at St. Francis, Provo; Dec. 30, North Sanpete at Carbon, Price. League play begins January Livestock men called to meet Christmas gift items are Stores will be staffed with additional people to take care of the shoppers needs, and for the convenience of shoppers, stores will remain open Saturday until 7 p.m. All persons working on Main Street have been asked to park off the street so there will be plenty of parking space for the shoppersefforts and The combined thinking of the business people of Mt. Pleasant have been utilized to anticipate and prepare for every need in this Christmas shopping event. Three leading service stations are giving free lube jobs with an oil and filter change; an auto dealer is giving snow tires with each car purchase. The grocers have bargains gaitems lore in needed for holiday parties. Special lunches will be pre' pared by two leading restaurants to take care of appetites while shopping. Special values can also be found at drug, furniture, hardware, appliance, toy and clothing dealers. Check the Shopping Guide lh this issue of the Pyramid, and get in on the special values in each business establishment, merchants advise. le Interest high in Bantam A joint advisory board election will be held December 13, at the Millard County Court House, Fillmore, electing two members to the Fillmore District No. 10 Advisory Board (Nebo), and two members to the Fillmore District No. 3 Board (Pahvant) to fill the three year term of the board members whose terms have expired. General assembly for nominations will convene at 1:00 p.m. and balloting will be from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. All licensees and permittees who have live stock operations in Fillmore Districts 3 and 10 are urged to attend this election. far Mt two-du- Moroni for Reed A. Bailey Blackham; speaker, Dallas Petersen; vocal solo, Aden Johnson; speaker, President Clifford Blackham; male quartet, Charles Christensen, Harold Arnoldsen, Bruce Irons, John Guymon; benediction by Amos Draper. Pallbearers were Monte Nielsen, Warner Taylor, Glendale Larson, Paul Bailey, Edjel Bailey, Glen Bailey. Burial was in Moroni cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Gayle Bailey. Mr. Bailey died Thursday in a Nephi hospital of a heart ailment. He was bom November 10, 1889, a son of David W. and Elizabeth Blackham Bailey. He was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors are a son, Bernard R. Bailey, Costa Mesa, Calif.; brothers, John D. Bailey, Salt Lake City; Russel Bailey, Moroni; sister, Mrs. Clista Tidwell, Fountain Green. Bat-tallio- n, profit-sharin- g Recipe for a Merry Christmas begins at Mt. Pleasant stores. Choir practice, First Ward. Dec. 3 Sales event at local stores continues. Santa arrives at 4 p.m. and city Christmas lighting turned on Food and Christmas bazaar. as soon as it is dark. First Presbyterian Church, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Basketball game, American Fork vs. North San- pete High School, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 3 and 4 North Sanpete Stake quarterly conference in stake house. General sessions Sunday 10 and 2. 0 Dec. 4 Advent Tea p.m., Alice Dormitory. Dec. 5 Lyceum, North Sanpete High School, 9 a.m. Fourth Ward Primary Seagull Class Parents Evening. Dec. 7 B.Y.U. Variety Show, 10:50 a.m., N.S.II.S. North Sanpete Stake Priesthood party, Program from BYLf, 7:30 p.m. in stake house. Dec. 8 North Sanpete Stake Relief Society leadership Aaronic Priesthood meet, 10 a.m. in stake house. School party, Ward, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 North Sanpete Stake Gold and Green Ball, 9:00 p.m., in N.S.II.S. gymnasium. Dec. 10Crren River plays Wasatch Academy, basketball, local gym. Wasatch decorated for Clnistmas. Second-ThirWard Boy Scout Banquet, 7:30 p.m. Doc. 11 Advent Tea, 4:00-5:3p.m. Alice Dormitory. 12 Dec. Roman Sisters, 8:15 p.m. in Craig is in addition to regular company provisions for associates benefits including sick benefits, hospital and surgical insurance plan, noncontributory group life insurReance, Penco Profit-Sharin- g tirement Plan, discounts on purchases and others. The payment set meet here - Funeral rites held for Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Ruth Ellis Dye, 73 died suddenly at her home Monday forenoon of a heart attack. She was bom June 2, 1887 in Spring City, a daughter of Joseph T. Ellis and Marsena Christensen Ellis. She was married to Robert J. Dye March 14, 1911 at Manti. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Mrs. Dye has been a faithful member of the LDS church. She served as a Primary teacher, member of the ward choir, a Relief Society visiting teach er for many years and a wor ker in the ward auxiliary organizations. She was a member of the Canal Creek Branch of the DUP having served as a vice captain. With her husband they have served for some time in the Manti Temple accomplishing many Temple endowments. Surviving are her husband, Robert J. Dye, Spring City; a son, Mar Dye, Spring City; four grandchildren, Ellis Dye of (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) First-Fourt- h d 0 duo-pianist- s, head Aud. Second Ward Relief Society Bazaar, 2 p.m. Dec. 13 Third Ward Relief Society Christmas party. Fourth Ward Relief Society Christmas Party-Bazaa- r. Dec. 14 Lions Club ladies night meeting. Basketball game, Payson vs. North Sanpete at N.S. Dec. 16 N.S. Seminary Dance, 9 p.m., N.S.II.S. gym. Alice Dorm Christmas party for Sage Dorm, W.A. Dec. 17 Basketball, St. Francis vs. Wasatch at W.A. Jobs Installation at Bethal, 7:30 p.m. Advent Tea p.m., Alice Dormitory. Lions Club board of directors meeting. h Ward Primary Christmas party. Dec. 20 Wards MIA Christmas party and Second-Thirward dance. Wards MIA Party. Dec. 21 Christmas vacation begins for Wasatch AcadBasketball, Delta vs. North Sanemy at 1:30 p.m. pete, 6:30 p.m. at N.S. 1 1 .S. gym. Dee. 22 Candle Service, 8 p.m. N.S.II.S. auditorium. Dec. 23 North Sanpete High Senior Ball, 9 p.m. Dec. 22 or 23 Presbyterian Church Christmas party. Dec. 24 h Wards Santa Claus party, 6 p.m. Second-ThirWards Santa Claus party, 6 p.m. Dec. 25 Fourth Ward Sunday School Christmas program. Presbyterian Church, family worship, 11 a.m. Dec. 31 Baptismal Services for four Mt. Pleasant wards Stake House at 4 p.m. Dec. 18 Dee. 19 Program set at Wasatch S.S. officers Calendar of events for Merry Christmas Dec. 2 IPIemam m st Christmas payments Von B. Wayman, manager of the J. C. Penney department Bantam Basketball organiza- store, announced today a spection meeting was held Saturday ial Christmas payment for the night in the Mt. Pleasant Ar- store associates. mory, with the 2nd Hw. The payment which will in145th Artillery, Utah clude all regular associates emNational Guard, as sponsor. ployed on or before October 1, It is planned to have three I960, was made on December 1. teams in Mt. Pleasant, with All those eligible shared in about 40 boys between eleven the payment except manageand thirteen years of age par- ment staff members who participating. If more boys show ticipate in the company's longup for practice, other teams standing or othwill be organized. er management incentive plans. Chesley R. Christensen is general chairman. The coaches will be Wayne Beck, Don Olsen and Russell Olsen. The teams will practice on Saturdays at the Armory with one extra nights practice each week. League play will begin the second week in January. Number 48 Academy Friday Funeral services for Reed Allgood Bailey, 71, Moroni, were held Monday afternoon in the East-WeWard chapel. Prelude and postlude music was played by Fayora Draper; invocaopening song, choir; tion, Monte Nielsen; remarks, violin Bishop Earl Tidwell; solo, Mabel per copy Townspeople are urged (o Everyone is working hard to make Christread each of the sponsoring mas shopping pleasant and convenient during merchant's uds In this week's the big town-wid- e bargain event which starts big Christinas edition of the and today in Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Pyramid to decontinues through tomorrow. termine what each is featurArrangements have been y ing during this big made with Santa Claus for him celebration Friday and Satto arrive Saturday at 4 p.m., bringing treats for the kiddies. urday. He will arrive on Mt. PleasAll stores are beautifully ant City's gleaming new red decorated. There are special fire truck ,and he will stop at values on merchandise and the City Hall to give his treats many are featuring swoial Accordian Magic Is the and visit with the children. Prices. at Bargain purchases to be presented at the As soon as it is dark Santa All of the members of the Wasatch Dec Claus will turn on the lights to business and profesisonal ember 2. Academy Friday, usher in the holiday season. men's association have comDon Comfort on the electronMembers of the Business and bined their efforts to get ic accordian will popupresent Santa Chius to town with a lar numbers, ballads, novelty, Professional Mens Club have assisted City Electrician John treat for the kiddies Satur- and classicial music. Zabriskie and his crew In putday afternoon. They have ting up the holiday lights and given their time and efforts special Christmas decorations. along with the city to get the Christmas lights up and The Christmas decorations on for this big event. are arranged differently this It will be to the advantage year to blend in with the new of everyone to be in Mt. lighting system recently inon State and Main Pleasant Friday and Saturstalled SoA representative of the day, December 2 and 3 to cial Security Administration Streets. Decorations will exparticipate in the savings be- will be at Mt .Pleasant City tend one block each way on ing offered for Christmas Hall, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1960 State Street from the Main giving. from 9:00 a.m- until 12 noon. Street intersection, and two Your social security Is now blocks West on Main Street better than ever. Because of The City has purchased new the 1960 amendment, coverage decorative fixtures which will has been extended, less work be installed if they arrive in under social security is need- time for this special event. A ed to qualify for benefits, and miniature Christmas tree and a person no longer need be at colored globes have been placed least 50 years old to receive on each new pole In the decorated section. An archway, and disability insurance benefits. Mr. Kesler T. Powell, Dist- other special decorative feaDye rict Manager of the Provo So tures will add to the holiday Funeral rites at 10c Santa arrives on fire truck with treats for little ones Specials basketball play 4:00-5:3- Ad-visto- Wilford Mikkelsen of Fountain Green for whom sortin' were held Tuesday cial purchases have been made,' many' items repriced for this and many many big event, 2, 1960 terry The merchants of Mt. Pleasant have been very busy the past few weeks getting ready for a special two-da- y event, December 2 and 3. Spe- t. The following is the (UTAH) PYRAMID, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Lights go on, stores open late with shelves full of specials of Death takes Wesley 111L MT. PLEASANT dmm! will convene at 8 p.m. All members of the Melchizedck Priesthood, all members of the Aaromc Priesthood and all adult brethren who hold no priesthood are invited to attend the Priesthood meeting. On Sunday, December 4 there will be general sessions for the public at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Music for the morning session Sunday will be furnished by Spring City ward choir, directed by Rose Schofield with Carol Madsen as organist. They will sing, "Hark Ten Thousand Voices," "Hosanah," "How Firm a Foundation," and "Glory to God on High. The Mt. Pleasant First ward choir directed by Dr. Dail P. Averett will furnish music for the afternoon session. Paul Ha-fe- n and Sherilyn Berti are organists. They will sing, InvoCreate in Me a Clean cation, Heart, "We Thank Thee O God for a Prophet, and a medley of Christmas Carols. W Three Sanpete county high schools will represent five different nations in the Seventh Volume Seventy Annual Model United Nations Assembly to be held on the University of Utah campus April 14 and 15, according to Dr. Ray R. Cannin. Director of Summer School ,and chairman of the U- N. Assembly. Was atch Academy will represent Somalia and Togo; North Sanpete high school will represent, and Arub United Republic Chad, and Manti High, Italy All 99 member nations of the naU.N. and 4 tions will be represented by the 76 high schools participating in the assembly to be sponsored by the Utah Association for the United Nations and the Extension Division of the Univer- Ander- Stake Priesthood meeting UN 1:00-5:3- First-Fourt- 0 cial Security office said today been large crowds in his office ever since the law was changed, and it shows no sign of letting up, "We welcome everyone who thinks he might qualify under the new law, Mr. Powell emIn fact, were glad phasized. to see such crowds because it means word of the changes is getting around." He went on to say people who are unable to wait to see a representative of the office should try again as soon as possible. Moroni services held for Mrs. Clyde Syme Funeral services for Mrs. Clyde Syme, 80, were held on in Moroni Friday afternoon East-WeWard chapel. Prayer at the home was by Bert Christensen: prelude and postlude music, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Christensen and Jay; the choir sang the opening song and invocation was by Lenard Eliason; vocal solo, Aden Johnson; speaker, Eslie Christensen; vocal duet, Mrs. Leo Morley and Mrs. Arch Christensen; speaker, Pres. George M. Anderson; remarks, Bishop Elden choir number; Westenskow; benediction, John L. Olson. Pallbearers were Devon Mower, Jerald Syme, Bert Christensen, John Syme, Earl Blackham, Glen Rasmussen. Burial was in Manti Cemetery directed by Ursenbach Funeral Home. Harold Christensen gave the dedicatory st prayer. Boy Scouts First-Fourt- h d First-Fourt- d air. that there have set banquet Smith Johansen of the Third Ward and Grant Johansen of the Second Ward have been named of the annual Boy Scout banquet of the two wards. The banquet will be held on Saturday, December 10 at 7:30 Ward p.m. in the Second-Thir- d church. Heart ailment takes retired Fairview man Frank Zmerzlikar, 77, died Sunday at his home in Fairview of a heart ailment. He was born January 26, 1883, in Austria, a son of Jonon and Mary Marensch Zmersli-ka- r. He married Geneveine Stiptschitfch, April 6, 1914, in Salt Lake City. He had been a resident of the United States since 1909. He was a retired coal miner. Surviving are his widow of Fairview and the following sons and daughters, Mrs. Parcel, Marine Smerzli-ka- r, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Carline Miller, Edwin, both of Portland, Ore.; Phillip, San Francisco; Mrs. Victoria Austin, Murray; Robert, Helper. Also surviving are eighteen grandchildren and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in Price with burial in Price City Cemetery. An-ges- Leland Allred dies in Nevada Leland Stanford Allred, 64, former resident of Spring City died Thursday of last week at Mountain City, Nevada. ' He was born at Spring City May 30, 1896, a son of Orson and Lorena Allred. He moved to Nevada in 1924 and has resided there since. He was a cattleman and rancher in Nevada. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Olive Allred, Mountain City; a daughter by a former marriage, Mrs. James (Arcille) Baldwin. Salt Lake City; five Russell, sisters, Mrs. Aleith Mrs. Hortense Peacock, Salt Mrs. Dorcas Blain and Mrs. Lake City; Mrs. Eva J. Allred, La Von Allred, Spring City. Military rites and graveside services were held Xlonday afternoon at Elko, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Basil Madsen and Leon Madsen of Salt Lake Thanksgiving Day at Sandy, City are visiting here this week guests of their son and daughter-inMr. and Mrs. Dick at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. -law, Jensen. Harry Simpson. |