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Show Universal Micromning Coro. 141 Fierpont Avfinua Saltfc Lake citygi Utah 5. h,'' flM ihyv Single Copy 10c Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, April 14 I960 Volume 51, Number 15 r'snuVi -s- V !. I iWIji mtr! TS-.; y , 1 4 Nephi Club Women to f tip'- n, .iy fNs J? lS . , x. JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY ready for the glamorous spring dance on Friday evening are: Front Queen ReNae Malm-gre- n and Princess Susan Tolley; standing King Jim Christiansen and Prince Lester Broadhead. Annual Junior Prom Meet Tonight "Your Country and Mine is the topic for discussion by three foreign students who will appear before a general meeting of the Federated Clubs of Nephi on Thursday evening (tonight) at the Elementary School auditorium. The students are attending the Brigham Young University at Provo, and are being brought to Nephi by Dr. Ariel Ballif of the B. Y. U. faculty. The meeting will be sponClub sored by the with Mrs. Munro Pexton as chairman. Lit-a-Lu- re The foreign students will discuss Africa, India and China during the evening. club officers The Lit-a-Lu- re Eggs To of All Kinds Feature Lions Annual Easter Event The Lions annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held at the Juab High School football field Saturday April 16 at 2 p.m. for all children up to 12 years of age. Lions Club members extend an invitation for all kiddles to join In the hunt for colored eggs, prize eggs, candy eggs, big eggs, little and just eggs! eggs Races will be held as usual and each and every participant will get a prize. Principal Tells Honor Roll at FROM RENO, NEVADA, to entertain at the new Juab Stake-Thir- d Ward hall Saturday evening is this Sierra Singers under direction of Ladd Cropper. Well known through the West, these singers will present a varied program of Interest to all. Tickets will be on sale at the door, and all are urged to attend Central Utah concert here. Concert Readied for Juab High and committee members extend an invitation to all FedThe honor roll for the Juab erated Club women and their the third quarpartners, and to all others who High School for ter of work is released by M. are interested. The meeting will begin at Clark Newel, Principal. These students have main8 p.m. tained a 3.5 average in all Amid an atmosphere of trop- rett, Jackie Blackett, Richclass work for the quarter endical islands, soft blue lights and ard Park, Shirley Stephenson, and ing March 25. of Jacobsen the Vicky Jimmy accompanied by rhythm 12th grade Mary Austin, the Mont Taylor Dance Band, Wankier. Also working hard to see Larry Broadhead, Patsy Bryan, Juab High Schools class of 61 Phyllis Draper, Gwen Gardner, will Friday night present their that everything is done to a Alice Ann Hanson, Duane HanJunior Prom. perfection are class advisors: son, Georgia Haymond, Francis Each year the annual event Mrs. Arta Brough and Dean Huber, Richard Jensen, Sally promises to be "bigger and Shaw. Lomax, Nancy Nyman, Iris Under the direction of the better than the last and to Phillips, Shirley Shepherd, Linsee that this tradition is car- promenade committee, the da Sperry, Phil Sperry, Kaye ried out again this year, the large class of 93 juniors will Wilkey, Arta Worthington. Juniors have been working ear- come onto the floor and be Lucille Bailey, 11th grade ly and late to have everything announced to the Prom theme Mary Bean, Stephen Furr, Gorready for the 9 p.m. deadline. "Bali Hai. After being introJulie JohnSome folks thin, the only don Greenhalgh, Early in March class offic- duced to the spectators, they ers Robert Newberry, Lester will turn to their partners and functions of the County gov- son, ReNae Malmgren, George ernment is to colect taxes and McCune, Carolyn Oliver, Paul Broadhead and Diana Haycock present their floor show. Climax of the evening will call juries one official stat- Ostler, Richard Park, Linda selected the following committees to prepare the big affair: be the crowning of the royalty, ed recently in discussing the Sanders, Carolyn Sparks, SusJulie Johnson, Queen ReNae Malmgren; King Know Your County Govern- an Tolley, Vicky Wankier, and Assembly Princess, ment Week which this weak Ralph Wilkey. Bob Wetherell, Steven Ockey, Jim Christiansen; Ann Boston, 10th grade Lucille Bailey, Larry Rosen-lun- d Susan Tolley and Prince Lester is being observed throughout the state. Shirley Brough, Mary Collard, and Mary Carol Bean; Broadhead. Judy GarDecorations this year will be Joan Roundy, Decorations The week is being marked by ReNae Ellertson, Marion Gowrt Goble, rett, Hope around the i centered m tropical open house J at the Juab Christiansen, Carolyn Grace, Marjorie Sparks, George McCune, Nad- isle of Bali Hai. In shades from County Courthouse with spec- ers, Myrna Florence Miller, and Lester blue to white, the gym will be ial emphasis to be made on Memmott, ine Tunbridge, Morgan, RoBroadhead; Advertising Doris transformed into a South Sea Friday as larger groups from Mary Margaret Ellen Parkin, the Juab High School and Jun- land Nebeker, Harmon, Blaine Yorgason, Paul Island fantasy. Earlier in the day the an- ior High visit the buildings and Carolee Pay, Myron Shepherd, Nancy Ostler, Lynn Barnes, Nyra Stanley, Leon Williams, Collard, Jana Garrett; Prom- nual Junior assembly will be offices. Max Winter, Judy Yorgason, enade Committee Jimmy Gar held. Special displays in the hall Morris Young. of the court house tell much 9th grade t- - Carl Bailey, of the story of what the CounCoulson, Kathy Newton, Jerry ty government and its branches Veda Rae Newton, Kathleen do in the complex government Oliver, Patricia Orme, Michsetup. Gwen Russell. Functions of the County are ael8thPaxman, Adene Tolley, grade varied. They extend from the Brenton Yorgason. construction and maintenance Dale Bailey, 7th grade of hundreds of miles of roads Verna Marie Linda Lou Butler, who also will entertain Saturday MEN OF RENOTE to the eradication of weeds and Corbin, Christensen, Marilyn 1. to r., Brent Abbott, Reed Roberts, Gavin Holloother pests; they extend from Maurine evening: Docherty, Clyde Gowthe assessing and collection of ers, man, Ladd Cropper. May G. Cropper is accompanist. Jo Greenhalgh, Ann Betty all taxes of for units governInand much was 9, Sue the Paula On Saturday, April Hansen, very Hall, appreciated t, to the beauty of the ment to issuing marriage li- gram, Judy Jackson, Kent Nebo First District of the Utah added marcenses and all registering The First Ward Barbara Johnson, Federation of Womens Clubs convention. Tommy from policing the area Pamela Me Cune, held their annual spring con- Relief Society had the lunch- riages; of city limits to provid- Madsen, outside in meal eon the d and Cheri Lynn Ostler, Rand Prest-wicvention at the charge jail facilities for Sheila Sperry, Cheryl Ward chapel in Nephi with the was well served to the 175 ing suitable from granting fran- Williams, nine Federated Clubs of Ne- district club members who at- prsoners; Marilyn Worwood. chises to for utilities public phi being hostesses of the af- tended. Nebo First District is fortun- recording deeds, claims, plats fair. ate in being able to sponsor a and countless other documents NEPHI YOUTH IN teacher of the year, Mrs. Mary needed for future records. Mrs. A. C. Starr was conThe County government is a of Springvile; a club Schwartz was and chairman vention mechanicism and you FINALS FOR SNOW complex HarMrs. woman of the year, efficient in seeing that the can learn much more about it old of Christensen EPHRAIM Governor events of the day ran on Springville; COLLEGE POSITION and five mothers of the year to if you visit the offices during schedule and smoothly. George D. Clyde has a busy Know Your Govern represent each of the commun- ment Week. County day scheduled at Snow College John Morgan, son of Mr. and this Friday. The tables were beautifully ities in the Nebo First DistMrs. Frank Morgan of Nephi, The state's chief executive decorated with flowers as was rict. candidis the White Mrs. I. R. Morrison of Salt will not only address two meetMr. and Mrs. Clarence Han- ate for studentParty n the chapel and the reception Lake City, chairman of the body presid-eFrank Sinatra and Shirley ings but will also sandwich in sen were in Fountain Green of Snow College for the rooms. The Chamber of Com- gerontology department of the on a tour of the school campus Cole in who MacLaine star for the funeral Saturday 1960-6- 1 school year, following n and a conference with the inmerce of Nephi sent a beau- Utah Federation was the guest services of Mrs. Ole Allred. Porters the elections held last Primary tiful basket of red roses, which See LADIES CLUBS on page 5 stitutions administrative staff. Thursday. Governor Clyde will address to Premiere Showings John will oppose Dick Nielthe college student body in an son of Mapleton, the candidate assembly Friday afternoon at Bolster Cancer Fund of the Gold party. 2:10. His subject will be his Charles Sidwell, who was a recent visit to Russia and durcandidate for second vice presCole Porters international ing the course of his report it filmed is ident, was defeated in the Pri- musical hit expected that he will highElsie Ann Cook of in TODD-Aand technicolor, maries. light some of the essential difFountain Green is first vice will be the next big roadshow ferences between the communpresident candidate on the Gold attraction at the Villa Theatre istic and democratic concepts in Sait lake City. According of education. party. Final elections will be held to an advertisement in this isAt a public meeting Friday Thursday with the announce- sue, the big show will open its evening at 8:00 in the school ment of winning candidates to regular run on Saturday, April auditorium, Gov. Clyde will be made Friday. 16. Two advance premiere again report on his Russian showings on April 14 and 15 visit. His talk will be illusare being sponsored by the Utah trated with films taken on the Division of the American CanPeace Officers Hold cer Society with proceeds go- trip. According to Director Floyd ing to the April Cancer Crus- S. Holm, residents of communTraining Meet Here ade. ities in the college area are Peace officers from Juab, will be presented at extended a special invitation Millard and Sanpete Counties the Villa every evening at 8:30 to attend the evening meeting. g attended a school at with matinees Wednesday, SatFollowing his Friday afterNeph i recently. The school urday, Sunday and holidays at noon talk to the students, Gov. was conducted by Ralph Jones 2 p.m. Clyde will be conduced on a and Joseph Peggs, special agA coupon for ordering tick- tour of the campus and will ents of the Federal Bureau of ets appears in the advertise- discuss the institutions proment on page six. Investigation. gram and plans for the future Nineteen officers, including with faculty members, DirectSheriffs. Deputy Sheriffs, and Howard McIntosh, recently or Holm stated. city and town marshals were in released from the New Engattendance to learn of latest land States mission, Mrs. Doni Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bowies techniques in burglary invest- Shanon of Powell. Yyoming and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McIn- and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stanigation. Sheriff Raymond A. Jackson tosh and daughter Bonnie Del ley were dinner guests of Mr. and City Marshal Jack Brough of Chicago. Illinois, recently at- and Mrs. Charles Bowles of man, Payson, vice president. Back row, I to NEW OFFICERS of the Nebo First District tended LDS conference in Salt Springville on Sunday. The ocClubs are sponsored the school. r., Mrs. James Thom, Springville, Mrs. Earl of the Utah Federated Women is This one in a series of Lake City, and spent Tuesday casion was the birthday anniMm. Childs, Springville, George Eckersley, Mrs. Mary Schwartz, Springville, left front schools and the next one prob- of last week vis.tng in Nephi versary of Christine Bowles, a and Dean Mrs. to Ernestine Veat, front left and Mr. Nephi. Payson right, president ably will be held in PJchfield, at the home of Mrs. Richard daughter of Mr .and Mrs. CharMrs. Vest is new Treasurer of group. Sheriff Jackson stated. les Eowle. Jensen. Spanish Fork and Mrs. Ralph Hill Lunt and Mr Felma Chase. Friday Evening County Offices Continue Veeks Events Successful Convention Held Here Saturday by Nebo First District Club Women Saturday Evening Approximately 40 members of the L. D. S. Church at Reno, Nevada, comprising the well known Sierra Singers will be in Nephi Saturday evening to present their only Central Utah concert. The concert will be held at the new Juab Stake-Thir- d Ward hall and will begin at 7:30 p.m. Ticket committee members have been contacting homes all over the stake during the past several days, and a huge crowd is expected. However, there is ample seating for all who would desire to attend, and all are urged and invited to avail themselves of this opportunity to hear this outstanding musical group. The chorus is directed by Ladd R. Cropper, well known Registration of Se-i- t Kindergarten Pupls April 22 Elementary School (kindergarten) registration will be held Friday, Nephi pre-scho- ol April 22. All children who will be five (5) years of age by October 31, 1960 are eligible to be registered. Registration will take place in Principal Baileys office in the Central School between the hours of 9:00 and 11:30 a.m. Parents are asked to please bring birth certificate at the time of registration. If there are other children in your neighborhood who fall into this category, please inform them of this important date. It is necessary that students register at this time to help us better plan next years program. K. R. Bailey, Principal Snow College h, Awaits Visit Of Governor Can-Ca- Can-Ca- n day-lon- The membershrp is made up of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints of the Reno area, together with students attending the L. D. S. Institue of Relig- ion. Singers have ben widely acclaimed. They sing a variety of music from master to patriotic, humorous, sacred and popular music. In addition to the chorus numbers, the Men of Renote semi-classic- quartet featuring Brent Ab- bott, Reed Roberts, Gavin Holloman and Ladd Cropper will present several numbers. Mrs. May G. Cropper is accompanist for the chorus and quartet. Among the former Nephites who will be making the trip here will be William H. Gar- Can-Ca- O A highlight of their career was presentation of several numbers before an audience of 10,000 at the LDS Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. This was in conjunction with a confernece held at that time In April of 1959 the chorus presented a concert in Los Angeles, and then traveled on to San Diego as a featured chorus in the National Biennial Music Convention of the Federation cf Music Clubs. They represented the state of Nevada. The concerts of the Sierra Jar-ret- First-Secon- throughout Central Utah for c 'tion of the Deseret .ids of the Delta area. Following his transfer to the LDS Institute at Reno, Mr. Cropper organized the "Sierra and this group has Singers received considerable praise throughout Nevada, California and Utah. The Sierra Singers was organized October 18, 1955 and since B'M time they have presented an annual concert in Reno, ar.d have presented concerts in many California, Utah and Nevada cities. his Rev. Curtis James . . to assist during campaign here. rett, and Maureen Lomax Ford and her husband, Lester Ford. n, Mississippi Pastor To Deliver Sermons at Baptist Church Here Announcement has been made by Harold Dillman, Baptist Church pastor at Cedar City, that Rev. Curtis James of the Vardaman Baptist Church at Vardaman, Mississippi has been assigned to assist here during the coming simultaneous revival campaign in Utah. Dr. W. E. Greene has been assigned to Nephi, and is now moving his trailer house to the recently acquired Baptist property to help accomodate all concerned. Baptist leaders are holding weekly Bible classes in the Pastorium, and as soon as the Nephi Third Ward vacates the chapel proper, the services will be held there. The simultaneous revival will be held all over the area during the period from Wednesday, April 20th until May 1st. The general public is extended a most cordial welcome to attend any and all of the PICTURES YOURS FOR THE ASKING Weve got lots and lots of some of them pictures taken years ago and some and only a week or so ago theyre YOURS for the askwith only one reing striction. The restriction that were ' placing on the picture giveaway is that YOU (the person requesting the picture) be on the photo. In other words, If we gave them at random, a lot of folks would request them just to be requesting, but in this way we will be sure that someone who really wants the picture will be receiving it. First come-firserved! No extra prints will be made, because were not in the photo business thats Mr. Chapmans st business. Our front window contains a lot of pictures nowr and as this bunch Is distributed well add others eo watch The Times-New- s window and come in and make your request known. |
