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Show PAROWAN TIME wi mX rtt. !v) e PAROWAN 13 t w M.I.A. GOLD AND GREEN BALL TO BE HELD FRIDAY. JAN. 2S Celebrate To oiiple jj Wedding Anniversary it ( ibert Smith Hyatt 1' brate their 64th r B on Saturday i Ui1JunK. J.uuiaiy 19th, with a i'-n Thru Will be a irun. t in the n: .:h ?: !!..!! of the West ward ?, n.M.n, after which 4 a social ;; Either i of their par home rt ' with the Il Mi- - ,ni u.:i ,jn 1 1 ban-t.iinme- V Re-,'- v 5 j fr V - , , 4 J L.i ,:sivl. j j The Parowan Fart and Wi st w Mutual Improvement Ass.K'iatmni will hold their annual Gold ..nd Green Ball on Friday evening, January 25th in the Parowan High school gymnasium. This will a number on the two ward's Budget program. This dance, which is to be will be in charge of the Gleaners and M. Men groups of both wards. Miss Sara Henson and Miss Alberta Evans, presidents of the Gleaners in the East and West ward rcspictively, will be active chairwomen of the affair. Plans for dcrmatlons and a floor show are under consideration. A King, Queen and attendance will be chosen, and it is hoped that the will dance the CJleaners and special floorshow dances as of former years.. .c-- J - semi-forma- l, their ten child- their forty-on.,nd great J.'j ch;M:en t be present. father and mother, - Sn'ii.h and Martha Newberry j 1, We:e Pi necrs of Parowan Ha- - their fourth child, born l,ls parents also tin.-- ! where pioneer Panguitch, in Indians out by A.rt j; five years ,.f:or j.- ;,rJ to it?., Ml a, Nevada, they returned Mr. Hyatt has whe-.I.,n ii He owmed one of d ever since. Patrick H. son of mills, and Mr.Major Mrs. R. L. Fenton, Paro.ur.'s f::t )i!i ?i and of Fenton n- :r.e of the first homesteaders in wan, has been processed for separaIr j an va!l.y, successfully oper-5- tion from the Army at Fort Dougfor twenty-fiva fa: m there las and is now home on terminal He is fa! years old. leave visiting his people. Major Feneighty ton served with an artillery regiLucy Gunn Hyatt, s old. is the daughter of George ment in General Patton's celebrated Am Mar.foid Gunn, Her fath-- j 3rd army during the battle for wa3 a tanner, and died when she France and Germany and has been n yea: s old. She kept house overseas since May of 1944. He grad : k cm: e of the children while j, uated from the U. of U. at the out,e r: '.her earned a living for them, break of the war as a lieutenant and and Mrs. Hyatt wore married went on to artillery school at variry 14th, 1882 and are the ous camps before going across. of thirteen children, ten of Verl E. Taylor, Cox., USNR and 4 m arc living and expect to be son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Taylor - for the tomorrow. of this city, returned to the U.S. 7b y are: Mrs. Albena Gurr, Mrs. early this month from Manus Island ot?.e Bentley, Roy, Alma and Cheston the U.S. Lauderdale and is to reer Hyatt of Parowan; Dr. G. D. ceive his discharge after spending of St. George; Lance Hyatt of a few weeks at home. He landed jfl".n:son, Herbert Smith Hyatt of at Seattle and arrived home last Sat .dy; Henrietta Recrt of Lou An urday after spending more than 20 is, and Luella Hyatt of Salt Lake months on Manus. He has been in 'J?. the Navy since May or June, 1943. On the same ship and from the UTIVE OF PAROWAN IS same island came Eugene Clark, IARRIED IN PANGUITCH son of Mrs. Violet R. Clark of this city. They landed In Seattle and Pom the Garfield County News, come home together from Portland, ttflished over at Panguitch, we He will also be released at If the following: Announcement Oregon. he reports back to Shoetime the been made of the marriage of maker. He has also been overseas, Nellie Judd to Keith Warren, on a Net Tender and in the of Mrs. Ray Slade. The cere-'i'- y serving for almost two "as performed Friday after-i- Submarii3 patrol in the Navy been has and years, in Panguitch. the spring of 1943. since Following the ceremony, a On January 10, T5 George K. was held at the Slade home Prothero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stann honor of the young couple. Prothero of Paragonah was disPr. Warren was a former resident ley from the Army. He has seri Parowan, attending and graduat-ro- charged ved for 21 months in France and the local high school. He Germany with the 33rd Med. Depot fca man, having returne- Co. He entered the Army July 20, d home last summer after two or 1943 and before entering the Army hr.e years in the South Pacific. he was a student at the USAC at expert a'! of "-- v " enti ...... i ,f ; e foity-seve- n It M-M- j or l?-r- 23- - ,3 re-,- 4 1 -; .A i Men Returned From Service This Week e ; e-- A dl .b- Hy-:.- tt n -- 3.-- n m SON COUNTY HAPTER annual Iron County Monday in officers b t I'e ill id er OFTICERS A, the 'St election meeting c Red Cross Chapte Cedar City, all th of that organizatio for another .vs: Gustave 0. '1- E Larson, chairman; Mr: Cedar City an Parowan, vie Arthur Gardner 2 men: M:S. board n' -- year Croft, Mitchell, co ; Logan. RED CROSS secreta-- mber; Mrs. K. I and Roy L. Halver y treasurer. Cedar City attorney director of the 1946 fun som. ' made j3r Paign. and Mrs. ;lIonday for 3 load of Albert Mickelson Flagstaff Arizon; furniture for t 5ncI daughter-in-la- Mr. Mickelson, who are l lUn there where Ern. wil school to get his Masters' k"i urn!ture has been st rnest Ernt lle ' ? has been in FI onan Warby went to Salt t er husband, Lt. Kt Lieutenant in the t v' The latter ob- twminal leave and has 10 ant in Beaver lt lCt ; 1 s 0 n p d US.. and ;.e , t an . l? fv r marriage licenses issued the Marriage licenses issued by the since office clerks Iron county first of the year have gone to the following couples: Stanford J. Kitterman and Dianne and Booth, Stayner L. Thompson Hatch Chester B. Bradshaw, Dorothy and Colleen Holland (Smith); Cline Alvin Nielson and Iris May Clark, Jean Douglas H. Nelson and Betty Smith. WOOLGROWERS MEETING POSTPONED INDEFINITELY The annual meeting of the Iron Association, County Woolgrowers of the week first the scheduled for wasnt held because not enough busimembers were present to do of the ness. Jess Guymon, president that herd day the to out group went car trou and was marooned there by make their ble. avr G'r thonext month "ast. A. B. Matheson, Mrs. lathe: tells ,f E. Patten, husPatten of Benson Hildreth band of from release his was this city given the US Army at Fort Lewis, Washhere ington on Jan. 12 and arrived Mrs. Patten. with be to yesterday service Sgt Patten has been in the for several years and has spent several months since last summer in the Asiatic War theater. Before that he was stationed at Fort Douglas. TSergeant Frank trom v'st Burt of Bea- that city on birthday ob- with relatives TIMES. American Legion To Hold Banquet And Dance Wed. At a mi'i t;ng of members of the Parowan American Legion Post No, 29 and letumed war veterans of Win Li War Two, on Wednesday of this week, plans were made and committees named to arrange a big membership banquet and danee for all letumed service men and their partners. The affair is scheduled to be held on Wednesday evening of next week, the banquet in the West waid banquet hall and the danee to be announced. The dance will be open to the public we are ev-ln- Ma-hil- e she is gone essing shop will g informed. The puipose of the affair is to get the younger veterans interested in the doings of the American Legion, which has carried on and looked after the interests of its members in fine shape since the end of World War One. While quite a number of World War Two veterans, have joined and been active in tho local post since their return home, many more haven't eome in and they aro invited and urged to join at this banquet. Committees in charge of the banquet and dance are as follows: UTAH. JANUARY VOLUME XXXI 18. 1946, BOTH WARDS ANNOUNCE PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY Programs for the Sacrament I meet- ing in the two Parowan wards have 1'i'cn announced by members of the ward bishoprics as follows: West ward speakers will be R. W. Ilulet, Joseph F. Holyoak and Thomas H. Rowley. A special musical number will be a vcal solo by Mr. 11 award Knight, husband of Margaret Hatch Knight, of Cedar City. East ward speakers will be the service men who have returned recently from duty with releases and those who havent been heard from before. A special musical number is t be given under the direction of Karl Mitchell. Both wards extend a cordial invitation to all ward mem hers to attend. The West ward meeting Is at 2:30, the East ward will meet at 2. Cpl. Carlyle S. Hulet received his release from the Army at Fort Douglas on January 11th and is now home with his family. Hulet served in for 10'j France and Germany months as a Gunner corporal with the 385th F.A. Bn. and entered the army on December 10, 1943 He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hulet and General committee: Lorin Orton, his wife is the former Norma LemA. B. Matheson, Sam Pritchard, mon all of this city. Floyd Matheson and Twenty Orton. Dance: Howard Rasmussen, Scott At Top L. Matheson and Clark Barton; Race Membership: Max Hendrickson, In Parowan Remains Basketball Ward Taylor, Adren Richards, Raymond Prothero, Jack Dalton, Bryce TEAM STANDLNGS Adams, Reed Orton and Wm. Williamson; Banquet: Chester Ward, Dee Pritchard, Lorin Orton, Walter Talbat, and Wm. B. Green; Program: Frank B. Bayles, Elwood Page and Alv;n Decker; All committees are to report at the courthouse Tuesday night, Jan. 22 at 7:30 to take care of last minand By winning three d ute details. The Parowan Post No. basketball games dur20 includes the Veterans from both ing the past week, the Parowan and Summit. high schools Rams remained out in lead in the Divisional Basketball FJjt. SETS PARENT AND SON race. These wins give Coach Adams BANQUET FOR FEBRUARY 16 team a record of four wins against no losses so far. The Cedar high FuThe Parowan Chapter of the Redmen are close behind with two set has ture Farmers of America wins and no losses and Valley High February 16lh as the date for their of Orderville are still in the undeannual Parent and Son's banquet. feated column, with one win, over This affair has been called a fathto their credit. er and son's banquet in the past but Enterprise took the measure of a Rams The it has been decided to rename it as and smooth working much larger given above because some members Kanab team here last Friday evento of the group only have mothers 1 won a score; again on ing by guide them through their projects Hura from fighting Saturday night and Agricultural work. and then at team that ricane place, The chairman chosen to get the last took weeks this night game Wilis banquet ball rolling this year from a strong visiting team from lard Decker, and he has selected his committee and things are under way Enterprise. In the game with Kanab the Rams right now to Insure a successful bancame back in the second quarter quet. e lead of 19 to 16 afa Mr. Mark Nichols, state director 5 9 to at the end of the ter In trailing of Agricultural Education was held this first the They quarter. for purParowan on Wednesday third the lead period and education during an proof outlining pose the fourth in won then going away gram for returned War Veterans in an atof burst a fresh with speed, veterans For Vocational Agriculture. to them has carried tribute that in or farm on the who are working wins. most of their connection with any other line of lead on the HurThey took a deposit any clothes they can the first quarter of in the team ricane the Ag. department, of that game and jumped this lead to fields other and Shop department education in line with their occupa- 5 points at the half and held it the tion. They may also secure a pay- rest of the way with the game being ment from the Government on the a good one except in the last period same basis as the veteran going to which got slow and rough. school and connected with other inIn last nights game in the local dustries. This plan is not in full ef- gym. the Rams jumped to an early fect as yet but will be out in the lead which was maintained during near future. For those interested and the entire first half, with qurrter who would like more information scores reading 10 to 3 and 16 to 8. this set up. It is suggested that Then the locals got in trouble. Their Penthey see Principal Hatch, Mr. passing game went haywire and the at High their bLbket shooting became pracdleton or Mr. Brown Oleen Hatch tically nil with the result that by school. the end of the third period the visitFriends and neighbors called and ors, led by B. Hunt were coming up spent the afternoon with Mrs. Edna and pushing the home lads all over Peterson on Thursday, the occasion the floor. Play waxed rough and got being her birthday. The afternoon worse in the fourth period which was spent in visiting after which saw Enterprise close the gap in the refreshments were served the guests score to 3 points on two occasions. Anna by Mrs. Petersons daughters,Morris. But Parowan settled down just beBertha and Peterson May fore the end to come back to their The latter was over from Beaver for right form and stopped the Enterthe occasion. prise threat by scoring twice from the field in quick order. Mrs. Ernest Orton and Mrs. Edgar This games was featured by the for California, Benson left last night poorest foul shooting ever done by the former going to Oakland to visit a Parowan team with not one point with daughter, Mrs. Beth Cena and scored out of nine tries. to San family, and the latter Randall, Enterprise guard kept his and her Francisco to visit team in there during the last half daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shook, with some long baskets although he them to who have a baby girl born took plenty of tries and just before recently. the final gun, the visitors were just recentfrom anywhere they came was who shooting C. Orton, Joseph in has gone possession of the ball. ly released from the Army relIn other games during the week with visit to t0 Salt Lake City to back page) (Continued for look employment. and atives hard-foug- ht well-playe- fa'.-agona- 38-3- to-ta- half-tim- 5-- con-throu- ut son-in-la- rinter and her atheson, left on ek for a three atives an friends a, which is PAROWAN 3 Commissioners Approve County Fair Committee LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET AT THELDA HYATT HOME The monthly meeting of the local American Legion Auxiliary will be At the legular meeting of the held next Monday evening at 7.38 Board of Loti County Commission- at the home of Mrs. Thelda Hyatt. ers on Monday, the Board approv- At this meeting a movement will be ed a group ( f citizens as members of started to acquaint the Auxiliary the Iron County Fair committee for members and townspeople general1948. This list of names was subly with the Leonard Wood Memoi ul mitted to the Board by Mr, Thales fund, and all Auxiliary membei as Brown, who had pieviously been well as anyone else is cordially innamed as chairman of the Fair com- vited to be present. mittee and given the power to seWood Memorial is a Leonard The lect his own help. Members of the to study the fund being gathered General Fair committee, with Mr. causes and cure for leprosy, a disBrown as chairman, vull therefore ease which we know so little about, be as follows: but which is a scourge to the people W. Clair Rowley, secretary and in many lands. As a means of puttreasurer, Warren Pendleton, Almon this idea over, Venice Decker ting H. Orton, R. L. Fenton, Jess Guyhas agreed to review the book Who mon. Mabel M. Williams and Hugh Walks Alone, which is a story of L. Adams, Parowan; Dr. Donald an American soldier who contracts Bell,, Lament E. Tueller, C. A. Anthe disease while serving in the derson, Rulon Wood. Bernice S. Linford and W. Scott Day, Cedar City, The Auxuliary Is sponsoring the and Thomas Abbott, Paragonah. to educate and get before tho move With their approval by the Board the Clerk was Instructed to notify public, the need for this fund and them of their appointment and that encourage contributions to it. the first meeting of the committee Drive will be held in the courthouse at Victory Parowan on Monday, January 21, at 7:30 p. m. This meeting will be for To Be Conducted Here the purpose of getting the initial The Victory Clothing Drive for phases of the Fair underway. The Board authorized the payment the purpose of gathering warm cloth of $165 to Mr. Parson U. Webster ing for the suffering people of the of Cedar City, as full settlement for War stricken people of Europe, ala road rightofway over his proper- though slow In starting, has finally ty for a road connecting the Mid- gotten underway in this city. No valley highway with U.S. Highway house to house canvas will be made 91, with the payment to be made but arrangement have been made by when the County receives the deed Mayor E. Ray Lyman for a big box to be placed in the Parowan Merfrom Mr. Webster. cantile Co. store where citizens may Because of a double assessment some property belonging to deposit any clothers they can conWells A. Williams of Kanarra the tribute to the drive. Treasurer was authorized to give Mr. Any kind of warm clothing, bedWilliams credit for the payment of ding or shoes that will give sorrje $43.40 in taxes to which he was en- use to those people, are acceptable, to. titled and should be bundled up and taken Clothing The meeting was held without the presence c'f Commissioner I. E. Riddle who was out of the state at the time. IRIS CLARK IS MARRIED TO WASHINGTON COUNTY BOY Miss Iris May Clark, daughter of Mrs. Violet Clark of this city was married to Mr. Cline A. Neilson, of Washington, Utah on Monday evening of this week. The marriage took place at the home of Mrs. Clark, with Bishop W. Leonard Evans per- forming the ceremony in the presence of immediate members of both families. Following the marriage a lunch was served to all those present by thd brides mother. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Neilson of Washington, and is home at present on a furlough from the Merchant Marine. Before entering the service he was a student at the Dixie High shhool at St. George. The bride is a graduate of the local high school and has been, employed here since her graduation last spring. After they were married they left for California on a wedding trip and are now visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Clark in Long Beach. to the Iercantilft sometime bntween now and January 31st when the drive comes to a close. The drive is supposed to be sponsored by the City with the packing and shipping to be handled by the American Legion Auxiliary, and this organization announces that it will see that all contributions are packed up and shipped to state headquarters right after tha close of the drive. The goal of the Victory Clothing drive which began on January 7 and runs to the 31st, is to gather garments to help relieve the suffering of the millions of people in Europe, who have been displaced from their homes, and countries and are returned now to find them destroyed by war. Most of these people belong to the countries ravaged by the Nazi armies at the beginning of the war and were caught without warning at its start. 100,-000,0- E. W. GUARDIANS TO PRESENT PLAY NEXT TUES. EVENING The East ward Guardian group of Bee Hive girls will present a one-aplay Tuesday, January 21 at 8:30 in the West ward recreation hall. Mutual will start at 7:30 in the the ward chapel as usual with classes to end in time to attend) the play. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO The Special Interest or adult group MEET MONDAY EVENING of the M. I. A. has begun a new serA meeting of the Parowan Chamies of classes based on the book, ber of Commerce, formerly the ExManifestations of by the in held be will club, A. Widtsoe. It is suggested John change courtroom of the County courthouse that adult members of the East ward next Monday evening at 7:30 it is would be interested and find this announced by president Ivan Deck- course satisfactory and very educaer. tional. Several matters of important busM.I.A. FIRESIDE CHAT iness are to be taken up at this meeting and it is urgent that all The next Fireside Chat for memmembers be present. bers of the M. Men and Gleaner classes of both Parowan wards is to COUNTY OFFICERS ATTEND be held Sunday evening, January 20 CONVENTION IN SALT LAKE at 7:30 oclock at the home of Miss Several of Iron Countys official Cary Ward. All members of these family are in Salt Lake City at- classes are urged to attend. tending the annual convention of the Utah association of County Of- PETER ficials that is being held this week Where did he come from? at the New House hotel. Among the Why was he there? ones who went in were Commission- Where did he go? er Adams, Sheriff S. C. Lamb, As- A play of great force and power, It sessor Hillmai Dailey and Clerk W. will entertain you. It will instruct Clair Rowley, with the latter being you. It will make you think. Written middle-accompanied up there by Mrs. Row-le- for the old, the young and the ct y. aged. Coming to the Recreation hall soon. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pendleton Watch for Dates. went over to Lund Sunday to meet Mr. Nelson Fenton, proprietor of Mrs. Pendletons siSter, Mrs. Woodruff Rust of Salem, who had been the Fenton Pharmacy of St. George with relatives out in Ne- was a visitor here on Wednesday of visiting vada. She remained here for Pioneer this week, coming up to see his browho has just day then went on home to Salem ther Major Pat Fenton, homo- from Europe. arrived Monday night. - |