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Show THE SUPPORTING NEPHIS i: BUSINESS HOUSES I: IMPROVES NEPHT Nephi, Utah, Thursday, August 9, 1973 BUSINESS :l Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Tuhrsday, Local - Social Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Paxman spent the Fourth in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Thoral Howell of Annual Wheat Day" will be held were Sunday guests of Mr. on Friday, July 15, according to an announcement made Thursday by and Mrs. Lester B. Belllston. A. F. Bracken, superintendent of the Mrs. J. N. C. Pexton and Mrs G Levan Ridge Experiment Station, R. Judd were Salt Lake visitors on who received definite assurance that President Elmer G. Peterson, DirWednesday. ector William Peterson, and Dr. R. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Seegmlller J. Evans of the Utah State Agriculfelt today for Jerome, Arizona for tural College would be able to be in Nephi on that date. Supt. Brackan Indefinite visit. en stated that in addition to these Kleth Coons of Salt Lake City educators, several other prominent was the guest of Miss Ruth Chrls-tlso- n leaders of Utah would be here for this annual occasion. on Monday. The program for the days activMiss Zelda Pay left Saturday for ities Include a short program at the Dillon Montana, where she will en- experiment station, at 10.30 A. M., after which a tour of the various joy a two wek's vacation. plats on the station, where the visRex Christensen of Mantl visited itors will be shown the various exSunday and Monday at the home periments that are being made. of his father, J. A. Christensen. Funeral services for George W. Garrett, 55, who died suddenly at his home here early last Friday morning, were held Sunday In the Juab Stake Tabernacle, with Dennis Wood of the South Ward Bishopric In charge. The opening prayer was offered by Dr. J. A. Booth. The speakers were James Garrett, A. E. Smith left Monday for Man-ass- a, President A. H. Belllston and JosColorado, to attend the funeph H. Qreenhalgh. eral services for James De Priest as were given Musical numbers father of Mrs. Smith. follows: Opening song, Ill Go Where You Want Me To Go. S. L. Anderson and H. B. Lyman Qartertte composed of Mrs. Alice enjoyed a fishing trip at Strawberry Crapo, Mrs. Della Barnes, LeHoy Lake, Thursday WHday of last Whitehead, Joseph W. Cowan; week. ' Vocdl Solo, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives, Mrs. T. W. Allred; R. J. Huntington returned to Salt Vocal duet, "Cast Thy Bread Upon Lake City Tuesday following a short and Lunt Mabel The Waters," Mrs. visit at the home of his daughter, song, Mrs. O. R. Judd. LeRoy Whitehead; Closing Quartette. The benediction was given by Howard and Walter Mullikin Interment took spent the week-en- d Wllford Belllston. with their sisplace In the Vine Bluff Cemetery, ter, Jacketta, the guests of Mrs. the grave being dedicated by Lor- Anna Brough. a' enzo Mangelson of Levan. Mr. Garrett was bom In this city January 6, 1877, a son of George and Harriett Denton Garrett. He attended the grade schools here. He married Charity Mangelson of Levan, December 18, 1801, In the Mantl Temple. The have resided Mrs. Blanche Matley and children of Provo visited Monday and Tusday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Haynes in this city. Trip-Pa- rty Superintedent Aaron F. Bracken, the Levan Ridge Experiment Station delivered a very able address over station KSL at Salt Lake City on Thursday. Mr. Brackens address on "Summer Fallow" was very Intersting and instructive to those who are Interested in agriculture. The speakers voice was distinctive and clear and came in very satisfactory. was one of the Utah This V-'State Agricultural College broadcasts ever Station KSL which appear every Tuesday and Thursday at 11.45 to 2 P. M. These presentations are part of the Western Farm and Home hour, which (s released from Ban Francisco over 11 western stations, associated with the United States Department of of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Booth were In Salt Lake City for Independence Day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Healy and Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Booth. They returned to their home the 7, HOUSES The News, Vol. 1932 guests. The bride wore a gown of white embroidered moussline, and carried a bouquet of pink and white rose The Mormon Battalion Monument located on the State Capitol grounds In Salt Lake City Is featured on the cover of the July number of the Improvement Era. A description of the monument la given In a short article by B. H. Roberts on the editorial page and a tribute is paid by the same author to the Battalion In another full page. The monument is done In brown Ink against a lavender background, to form a most striking cover for the con-ribut- ed Hoyts In Nephi For Short Visit Dean and Mrs. H. V. Hoyt of Eugene, Oregon are visiting in Nephi with relatives and friends. While in this city they are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Grace. Dean Hoyt was recently selected as Dean and Director of Business Administration and Commerce of the Oregon State Board of Education, and has just returned from trip to the East, where he attended the Tulleride Association convention in rtha, New York. following day. In honor of the firth birthday anlversary of her on, Lyle, Mrs. E. D. Park entertained at a childrens party at her home last Thursday. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by thirteen friends of the honored boy. d, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Foote and sn Melvin of Salt Lake City were lpin. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Nielsen. Mr. and Miss Margaret Parkes underwent Mrs. Thoral Howell returned with an operation for appendicitis, at them that evening to spend Indepthe L. D. S. hospital at Salt Lake endence Day in the above city. City, late Sunday night. Sunday guests at the home of Mr The Gold Thread Club held caelr and Mrs. Sephen Boswell were: Mr. 1 in the high school and Mrs. Kelly Davis, Mrs. Lizzie meeting July building. Meeting was called to or- Rees, Mrs. Hannah Sackrell, Miss der by the president. A piano solo Lucy Sackrell and Mrs. Jane Jacobwas played by Joan Bigler. The re- son of Bountiful. The visitors came mainder of the time was spent in to Nephi to attend the funeral of sewing Reporter, Marjorie Olpln. George W. Garrett. least one pint for the next seventy five. After that the person who does not like milk may stop drinking it. the kind made from Butter butterfat and not butter substitutes should be served with every meal. three servings each Vegetables day. One leafy, such as spinach, cabbage, celery, green string beans, lettuce, beet greens, chard, asparagus, etc. One serving of potatoes andoneserlngosome ahrdju cmmfff and one serving of some other vegetable. Whole wheat cereals-tw- o servings one should come as home cooked breakfast cereal. The second may be whole wheat bread. Protein one egg and one ser- - ving of meat, fish, cheese or dried beans. Water six to eight glasses At present food prices it will cost Just about one hundred dollars per person to buy these essential foods or one year, where everything must be bought with cash. In most of our homes we know that one hundred dollars In cash la not available for feeding each one of the family for the next year. On the farm this cash outlay will not be necessary, since the farm business can well produce a large portion of the years food supply. One big cost of food can be cut down by a year round garden. There are those who argue that it is more expensive to do home canning than to buy commercially canned products. From the standpoint of time, labor and fuel that may be true, but If the fruits and vegetables and canned or stored or drid and In the cellar, those two servings of fruits and three of vegetables are more apt to get into the family diet each day. Then, if a provision has been made for the preserving of part of the years meat supply, a more even distribution of protein will be made. The farm home can be equipped with storage facilities for all foods which can be stored and for drying and curing foods which can be preserved successfully that way. After that has been done there still remains those fruits and vegetables and meats which can only be preserved through canning. Sowing No. 27 Inez Mangelson left last Friday for Santa Monica, California where she has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Bosh who have been living in Salt Lake City for a short time, moved back to their home here last week. Mrs. Frank Thacker and children of Salt Lake City, returned to their home In Sal Lake City after spending the week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bosh. Mr. and Ufs. Heber Shepherd of Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Shepherd. Local People Are Named As Officials of The Juab Health and Protection. Co. Council For Child The Juab County Council for Child Health and Protection was at the organized last - Thursday with Juab County Courthouse, County Commissioner A. V. Gadd of Nephi, Chairman and Miss Thelma Warner of Nephi, Secretary-Treasure- r. The purpose of the council was discussed by Dr .Garland Price of Salt Lake City, a member of the executive committee Pace of the Utah Council. Dr. Stated that Utah was one of the three states in the United States without a public organization of this type, and suggested that these organizations in the various counties be perfected before fall. The suggested constitution and by-lawere read by Mrs. John K. Hardy of Salt Lake City, state president of the Parent-Teache- rs association, sulect to the approval of the mem- bers of the Council. Members of the executive board were selected as follows: A. V. Gadd Miss Thelma Warner, Mrs. William Bailey, Dr. T. W. Allred, of Nephi; County Commissioner Earl F. Dunn of Mammoth; Mrs. J. E. OConnor of Eureka; Mrs. S. A. Bergstrum of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chapman Silver City, and Supt. T. E. Bartlett and Mrs. Asa Fowler of Salt Lake of Eureka. City spent Sunday at the home of The Gleaner Girls of the Nephi Mrs. Fowlers sister, Mrs. H. R. Ward met at the home of Elda Francom. O.vi.er Wednesday evening to conMr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen and tinue their Treasurs of Truth", acial visitors were Mrs. John children of Lehl spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. r, :l..ud.son and Mrs. Wm. Bailey and Mrs. D. Bosh and other rel- v.ho give the girls Instruction- - in ' rork to be used in the book. atives. Lifiih; refreshments were served to Francom, Mildred Ord, Armond Bash returned td. his home in Midvale Sunday after vis- Winona Goble, Audrey Goble, Mauiting with relatives here for some reen Kendall, Beth McCay, LaVon Harris, Beth Lunt, Ruth Lunt, Nortime. ma Foster, Donna Garbett, Mrs. P.-Jones), Mra Richardson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bosh and family of Idaho came down last Sat- Bailey and the hostess, Elda Ostler. urday to spend a short time with Mr. Boshs parents, Mr. and Mra Delbert Bosh and other relatives and friends. r Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Mower Mrs. S. A. Mangelson entertainand children and Mrs. Peter Fredrickson left this week for a three ed a few friends of Inez Mangelson weeks trip to Yellowstone National at a farewell party last Thursday Delicious refreshments evening. Park. were served to fourteen. Dora Davis and children, who for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackman of several months past have been here Lake City were visiting relatiwith Mr.andl Mrs. Chris Larson, Salt ve and friends here Sunday and returned to Corrine, this week. Monday. corn to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Winters and Reid, June 30, a daughter. son Ray left Monday for Ouchesne where they wll enjoy a vacation William Swenson and Rozella with Mrs. Winters brother, Merrel Anderson returned home Jennings and family. after a ten day trip to LosFriday Angeles. Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Christensen The Home Economics club held of Mount Pleasant motored to Letheir regular meeting July 1 at van Sunday, returning home again the city community hall. A program Monday night. was enjoyed and a demonstration Mr. and Mrs. George Connell In pressing was given by Emma Seand family spent a few days of la eley. Refreshments were served week with relatives In Salt Lai City. Gerber Samuels met with an 13, Levan News magazine. Eleven articles, led by one by Dr. Harold W. Bentley, manager of the Columbia UniverMr. and Mrs. Lester Gillette vissity Book Store In New York City, ited a few hours Sunday at the on George Washignton; four stories, home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. FranIncluding Nothing Ventured, Not- com, enroute to Provo from their hing Gained." "The Scar, The home In California. Love Blossom." and This Bear Business; eleven poems, the first Mrs. Claire Mortensen and childone strikingly Illustrated by means of photographs; and articles In the ren spent a few days of last week with her parents, Mr. and MrS. departments are found In this issue Gorge Nielsen, returning home on Which is copiously llustrated by means of photographs and draw- Monday. ings. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ChristenAnnoucements of the winners of the rock garden contest are also sen and son Byron returned to their home In 8alt Lake City Tuesday given. New departures In the magazine after a few days visit with relatives are a long poem The Echo Can- here. They came down, expressly to attend the funeral services for yon War, by Mrs. Ruth May Fox of President the Y. L. M. I. A. of George Garrett at Nephi. the L. D. S. Church and a page of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Worthdn book reviews. The poem deals with returned to Salt Lake City Monday Interesting moment In Utah history after visiting relatives and friends when word was received by Brigham Young that Johnson's army in Levan. was at the gates of the Great Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Gollaher Salt Lake valley. are visiting this week at the home of her parents, MS and Mrs. James Stephensen. Gives Resume Of Correct Foods Ft. Green News La-Ve- rn to Mr. and Mrs. Complimentary A. O. Oanney of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Olpln entertained at a dinner party Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson of Provo, Mr. and Mr. Boyd Christensen, Miss Beatrice Lund-stee- n of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Travis McClure of Levan, Mr, and Mrs. Paul E. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cazler, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Broad-heathe honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Cranney and Mr. and Mrs. Tne marriage of Miss Helen Gadd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gadd of this city, and Clarence B. Lee, son of James Lee of Mar Vista, Calif., was solemnized with an Impressive ceremony Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle H. White in Los Angeles. Bishop Brown of Mar Vista, officiated in the presence of thirty Extension Service Diet Specialist - Visitors Tuesday Evening Nebo, - of the Seagull class of the North ward Primary enjoyed an interesting and educational field tour last Tuesday. Points of interest visited by the class included the power plant, sand dunes, salt plant and plaster mill. Lunch was served at noon at the home of Clarice Kendall. The evening previous, Mrs. Thos W. Stephenson, class leader, enter, tabled at a candy pull and slumber party. A dellcolus hotcake breakfast was also served at the Stephenson home. Those in attendance at the outing: Ida Wilson, Genevieve Sudweeks, Ennld Harris, visiting with relatives in Cardston Christensen, Clarice Kendall, and Calgary. and Mrs. Thomas W. Stephenson. Enroute to their home in Huntington Park, California, after a Several Licenses Issued three weeks visit with relatives in Mrs. R. A. Huntington and By Juab County Clerk Utah, with Mr family spent the week-en- d and Mrs. G. R. Judd. County Clerk J. H. Vickers has Issued marriage licenses to the folBert W. Olpln of Salt Lake City lowing couples during the past week-en- d In Nephi, reweek: Jack Junior Hill, Mammoth, spent the home Monday evening, acturning Oe-cll and Margaret Tasker, Eureka; Mrs. who has Ralph Fairbanks, Anabella, and companied by at theOlpln, home of her Helen A. Hanson, Bingham Can- been visiting Mrs. F. W. Bryan. yon; Dean Mattlnson, Payson, and sister, Alice Francom, Payson; Harry H. The following girls are enjoying a and Norma Moore, Sprlngvllle, weeks vacation at the Bailey cabin Hulsh, Payson: Mathew Smith, behind Mt. Nebo: Geneva Delta, and Nathala Billings, Delta. Bessie Irons, Afton Kendall,Irons, Zoe Powell, Venetta Bowles, Eleanor Entertain For Boston Burton, and Bessie Greenhalgh. Members hind Mount Superintendent A.F. Nephi Girl Marries In California City Bracken Gives Talk Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cole were Salt Lake visitors Friday and Saturday attending the wedding of their By Etna Miller daughter, Emma, which took place Extension Nutritionist, U. 8. A C. Friday In the Salt Lake Temple. Since the first essential towards Mlcs Inez Johnson returned on being physically fit is to be properIn Lake to home Salt her Monday fed, the familys food habits must City, after spending the past week ly as the guest at the home of Mr, & be trained to select the following foods in the prescribed amounts each Mrs. P. P. Christlsom, day of the year, Cod liver oil Two teaspoons Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown of Salt Lake City were Independence full for all expectant and nursing and for all infants and day guests of Mrs. J. L, Belllston, mothers, Dr. McCollum Mrs. w. I. Brown returned with growing childrn. that cod liver oil be them that evening to spend a few recommends fed from the first month to the days in the above city. twenty-fir- st year. By that time will be so well established Mr. aod Mrs. Clyne Leavitt, Mr. the habit it wll be continued the rest and Mrs. Thomas W. Stephensen that of one's life. and Mr. and- Mrs. Dean Sldwall and one quart every Milk for daughter left Tuesday for Canada the first twenty five years day and at weeks where they will spend three North Ward Girls One of the discussions at the Station previously to making the trip over the plats, will be the Cost Reduction of Growing Wheat. At the station refreshments will be served, which usually Includes some of Brackens famous root beer, this root beer is always acceptable after making a long walk over the experimental plats. A bonfire party at the scout grounds behind Mount Nebo will conclude the days activities. An excellent program is being arranged for the evenings meeting,, which will Include talks by the visitors, and musloal numbers and readings by local talent. The general public is invited to the day's program, but everyone will have to furnish their own luncheon In the evening be- buds, showered with brides ribbon Mrs. Margaret White, sister of the bride was matron of honor. The groom was attended by Alble Smith. bridal The party, which Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Hawkins entered down an aisle formed by son Rex and daughter Elaine mothuge baskets of giant dahlias ored to Salt Lake City Wedensday and blue delphlnuims gladiolas Rex remained in the above city to grouped themselves around an imcontinue his music studies. provised alter banked with flowers. the ceremony a reception Enroute to Ogden, Mr. and Mrs Commissioners To Meet Following was held. Roy Boswell and family of Richfield Mr. and Mrs. Lee will honeymoon visited Sunday morning at the The Juab County Commission In Northern California Oregon, rehome of Mr, and MIS- Stephen Boswill hold their regular monthly siding In Santa Monica, Calif.,, upwell, meeting Friday, July 8th at the on their return, where Mr. Lee is in business. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mayer county courthouse. and Leonard Elder of Lynndyl visited Monday in this city at the home of Mr, and Mrs. George Chris- here during their entire married life. Mr. Garrett, for many years, operated a meat and grocery business in Nephi, retiring from active business in 1925. The deceased is survived by his Widow, one son and one daughter, LaVon and Wanda Garrett, both of this city. He also Is survived by the and sisters: following brothers Alma Garrett, Bertha Gallon, of Balt Lake City; David Garrett, Alpine Wyoming: John E. Garrett, Nephi;- Sadie Laird. Eureka; Sam Garrett, Declo, Idaho; and Vera Llddard. Provo. tiansen. - July Annual Wheat Day Plans Mormon Battalion Is Are Announced by Bracken Featured In Magazine Mills Nephi Business Dies Suddenly Last Friday Morning; Was Bom In Nephi In Year 1877. Six IMPROVES NEPHI !, Retired Pag NEPHIS SUPPORTING The Times. Vol. 22, No. Enjoy i'lMES-NEW- nt Monday morning, when the Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Larsen horse he was riding fell on the ceTooele spent the week-en- d at ment, knocking him unconclous. home of Mrs. Larsens mothe Mrs. Annie Iverson. A most enjoyable shower was given by Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miss Vinnle Christensen left o at their home In honor of Tuesday for Provo where she wi their son, Elmer, who married visit with friends at the home Mary Peel of Mount Pleasant on Mr. and Mrs. William Brown. June 29. Many gifts were received by the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Belllston 1 Boston People Leave For Pacific Coast Following a short visit with relatives and friends in tlhs city, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Granney of Boston, left today for Los Angeles where they will spend a week before returning home. Mr. Cranney took his degree in Business Administration at Harvard in June, and has a position with one of the large chain store organization, with headquarters in Boston. Mrs. Cranney, Miss formerly Naomi Broadhead of this city, is a employee of the General Baking and gives nutritional Company, lectures. She travels extensively, having a territory which takes in the New England States, 'and came as far west west as Toledo in her lecture tour lasrt year. Phone Service Improved Says Manager Whipple Telephone repeaters reoently Installed In the office at Salt Lake City have Improved transmission In both directions between Nephi and Salt Lake, according to J. A. Whip-Di- e, local manager for the Moun- Mlk-kles- en tain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. of Nephi spent Sunday and MonThe telephone repeater Is an amMr. and Mrs. W. E. AliAp V1 day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. plifying device developed by the Santa Monica, California, returned Peter Peterson. Bell Telephone Laboratories which home this week, after strengthens voice currents on the spending six weeks in Utah with relatives circuits and Insures the highest and Mr. and Mrs. William Shephi friends. They were accompanied bj and family motored to Sallna M grade of transmission on calls to John Kay Guymon, who is to en- day1 Jrtvere they celebrated tJi nearby and distant points. roll in the National School of Au- Fourth of July with Mr. Shephei tomobile Mechanics. Mr. Mrs. and parents. Ernest Shi Pioneer Daughters To herd. William Pearmain, who for the Meet At Ord Home Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Mangelpast 13 weeks has been in a 8alt Lake hospital, is spending a few son, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wankler, A of the Salt Creek Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hanson, Mrs. El- Camp meeting of the Daughters of Utah days here. iza Mangelson, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pioneers Is called for Friday, July Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gunderson Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Man- 8th, at 8 PM. at the home of Mrs. Mr. ManR. Mrs. C. and gelson, Retta Ord. The following program and daughfer returned to their has been arrangged: Prayer. Chaphome in Salt Lake City after visit- gelson, Mr. and Mrs. George were all in attendance at lain; ing here with President and Mrs. the funeral History of marked and unW. Garrett of George marked points of historic Interest In J. R. Christiansen. at Nephi last Sunday. Nephi; Piaon solo, Mildred Ord; history, Elva Bailey; Vocal Miss Reah Lund is visiting with Beatrice Lundsteen and. Blanche Bigler her parents for a while. She will Hawks of Salt Lake City are visit- solo, Alice Ord. Everyone Is welreturn to Salt Lake City where she ing at the home of their parents, come. Is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Lundsteen. Mr. and Mrs. George Barra tt Sr. of Salt Lake City visited Sunday Mrs. Annie E. Bristol and children Lawrence Sowby returned to t and Monday In this city with Mr. of Corrine, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. home In Garfield Thursday aft and Mrs. Bemell Lunt and Mr. and C. J. Bristol of Rlveron and C. J. a few days In NephL Mrs. Ora H. Lunt. Their son Pred, Smith of Provo visited this week spending returned to Salt Lake City: with with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson. After spending the past two weeks them, after spending two weeks with relatives and friends in Nephi with their cousins, Jeff Andrews A fitting fourth of July celebrat- Mr. and Mrs 8. W. Love of Gardenand Junior Bodell. ion was held here Monday. En- ia, California returned to Provo to tertainments during the day were visit with their daughter and Raymond Garrett was a Provo Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bean. visitor on Monday. enjoyed by all. Con-nell- son-in-la- ey |
