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Show Docs Parowan JNcccI ioiip.hfm? Volu. Tbirljr-Fcu- EO FI PM FIST? r PA ROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN, j'arowan Hams Defeat Milford tl Valiev High kedmen CEPAK Docs Pare wan ccd FIRE fighting PAROWAN TIME run: fighting UTAH. OUTuHER 7. 1949 Pa rowan Young Joan Itolili Furultv Fuiovs Farmers Parlieinale Hud I). Orion Dinner At In Stale Tour Member of the Parowan I'nltod In Marriage to play Norman Evans, and their partners faculty Mr. Ledtoy Adams and Number Foutty -- 5-M- iio f tl P. H. S. Band To Participate In U. Of U. Festival Mi. Clark R. ub a delightful chicken dinJack Dalton, Earl Bunn, Thales annount e Die EErE of Uic.r marriage ner at to olf the Parowan a lirown poor and John H. PenlieUn daughter Jean to Bud D. Orton Kitting tfu-on two tb-members Urrt Monday evening- - Following of lMgu in the Young Fanners son 0f jur. auj ,;art Winston the the group enjoyed dinner, Jit' Parowan Rams Chapter of Parowan, joined Orton of I'urowan. and a get Ihomselvc la.tl community o find singing of of otn-The the r nul young coup.e wei united h.eiU, around visit the camp Milford to defeat High Chaplets from throughout ine in a quiet home cermony on acquainted in The fire. committee 19. la.to 42 of charge .Mr. & .Mrs. State Uo-div Friday for a Saturday evening, Oct. 1st, In f a e,r were of Alma. arrangements hand. the tour of San toys v Rmei the lote and Today. Friday, presence of members of th" Honored At Louelta Lawrence, chairman, a defeat by the County farms and other points immediate families with High Valley Mayor ,j Mr. Thales Brown, Sujnjwon, Wed dim! of interest. E. IUy Lymau of Piuvwau wore 30 to 0. Van AJusdel and Mary O. : The tour was under the direcLast Saturday evening In the Miss Beutrlce Barton cuh Watters used in every This waa the first wx'Jal BAND TO EXECUTE both tion of Allen Frandsen, State was maid of honor and the squad rtember of Lye eveut of the year for the faculty. 1aragonah School Auditorium a president of the Young Fanners Morlensen performed the duties n Hoe crowd On attended a recty-tioMANEUVERS IN PAROWAN huge Gome Cli r organization. Approximately 3)0 of best man. In the Milford honoring newlyweds Mr. THURSDAY AT 2:30 and Mrs. William Barton. The bride was yorris and Mac Lyman along members participated in the trip Club lovely m a Fourteen a hundred Included do Halterman, the were TJ3 floor length wedding gown of among permit group Assisting the bride and groom Fifty Parowan High Ston'd in the receiving line were their went on sale iu Parowan this Band to kle, led the attack suh dignitaries as Mark sheer white nmon fahiomd wltn Itagins members, their inti .m nr Four hundred of them State drector of vocational rufte itrmmed bodice, lm.e with Halterman scoring 3 touch parent Mr. and Mrs Bill Rollins week. Howard Low, anJ five Mr Morris one and C.i id education ; Elwin Doans, execuand Mr. and Mrs Austin Barton, were allocated by the State Fish jViwTo. sleeves and a full teir.d will bojnl . chaperones Tho Parowan Hturary Clu from two tive of r and Game department to th echooi bus at 6: a m- Fnd4l vocational the bride's made, Mr. Jay passes secretary Orton taking agri skirt. Her corsage was of white held its first meeting of the for 'culture; and Milton Cross. Stat crysunUunuma and lane and bridesmaids Adele IVrowun District and a thous- to begin a J..y Winters, a sophmote, pink baby season Wednesday trip which will ul at evening rnak-irand to the sec. of Agriculture. breath and gladiolia. d.rt ami Mac Lyman Holyoak and Veon MacFarlane. them to Salt Lake City in Mithome Mrs. the of Bertrude area. It might be wise to Tlte group laissenibled Filiiiay The newlyweds left for a short Tho new Mr. Barton greeted a 40 yd. touchdown run. to an Invitation lioiu chell where Mrs. Mitchell and hunter that the num- sponae remind the Mt at In an two Pleasant su.t beys a In todays morningn game honeymoon trip to Las Vegas Maude Purcells were the hostets her guests piece of Utah. nece W from there traveled to Moroni and are now at home in Parodress of red gabardine trimmed ber of their buck permit Thereon Saturday afterii'" i played w ithout Idle service Club President, Zona Topham, where they visited the Cooper a wan. wth gold nail heads. She wore essary In order to aecure the doe the band will participate with 39 of their regular Right Halfback was in charge with fifteen mem Co. pimut. Feed tive a corsage of white roses. the Turkey plant Both of the them attended other high school ImiuD lrom yic Lj man. but h,s prsition bera present. brooder the also in Rlchaid and filled Whitney the Parowan High School. Jean as plant the lntermountaln area In a by Mr. J. Lowe Barton waa mastAmong the matters of busina ported a flo k of market completed her sophomore too wa- - the outstaiwUing playmarching festival at too Univeryelr ess considered were some revt er of ceremonies for the enterf.eld with nis turkey toms. last spring. Bud graduated tro.n sions in the club constitution er on the ball sity stadium. Each group will ho ofl thf tainment, which consi.-rteAt Ephriam they visited the the High School where he serve! allotted six minutes In whito to running, blocking and tackling which included the election of following numbers. Vocal solo noted Rambouillet sheep herd as class president his senior year execute It The S x touchdowns were made original marching and an increase by Ted Barton, reading by Mr maneuvers. Halterman scop'd of Ceorge Beal, which had re He is now employed by the So. parliamentarian as follows: From the performers of members nee Ruth Boanbnan. Tap dance by number in the NEWS ceivei nation wide recognition Utah Dairy. a committee will select one band Area from running plays, Wcit-recssary to constitute a quorum Karen and DeAnn Boardman, Snow to perform between halve of scored on a end ru.i At Prior to her wedding the nw from five to eleven to fill the vocal college in Ephriam duets, Mr. and Mrs. Monte v to entire a sumptou-turkeand Morris the Mrs. U of U and Denver U footthe and Orton was guest of honor group 'Shorty" mop of parliamentarian for MacFarlane, and a reading by ball dinner which was pro- at a kitchen howor at the home position Delmar Gurr each tallied one. game which will be played Mr. Walter C. Mitchell reMr. Winston Orton. Miss Veon the coming year. vided by several of the organi- - of her Aunt Norene Dunton on that STARTING TRAM evnelng. Details of the b. in mains critical condition Each member received an at MacFarlane sang a special numare under the ferftlval on Back Continued Hal Evans Page Thursday evening of last week tractively Riyht End bound copy of the ber requested by the bride, witn at the Iron County Howptal ctf Ronald Gregory, More than thirty relatives and club Right Tackle Ralph Halterman at the where he was taken about ten program in which ia out- Miss Katrine Taylor U of U toamia. of Mel Jonas close friends Guard the Right spent evening lined all activities for the next piano. Mrs. Melva Barton was days ago following a cerrebral IIEP To Stage Band mothers have cooperated Owen Holy oak Center making up a scrap book for the eght months. The accompanist for the other num- herrunorrhage. He remains in an With the echooi official in combride. Refreshments were served Albert Jonr If Left Guard nee unconscious condition most of Continued On Page Four ber. Left Tackle Joe Dot rusk. v the time which necessitates pleting arrangements for tie Among the out of town guest Scenes and memories of n: iy Chad Orton a hundred Mrs. Winston Orton Left End Following the program re some member of his family be- trip and in their efforts to years ago wdll te present in financing the trip si that freshments were served and IN) ing in attendance at all hour Quarter Back Jay Winters revived in Parowan next Friday and her daughter Mrs. Sherd e Many Individual was expenses will be at a of remainder the evening of the day and night. Waters, Mrs. Grace Holyoak and R.ght Halfback - Richard Whit night. The basement of the Old minimum. to music in the Mac Mrs. spent dancing Lyman Rock Chur Ih, famous for more daughter, Adele, ney, alternating with Margaret Monday S.L.C of Amasa Stones young peoples Mr and Mrs. B. E. Farns- A dance will be given Left Halfback Clair Morris than a half century as the center Orton, Mrs.. Pearl Benson, Jetta School In the gvm, High orchestra. Florence Miller, Full Back Delmar Gurr of amusement in Southern Utah, Rowley, Mrs. worth of St. George visited night A large group of local folks p- - m. at ft commenfing yhfe t SUBSTITUTIONS Lamoreaux, Mrs attended sessions of the recent will te the rcenw again of Just Mrs. Lizzie In charge of the many lovely briefly with Mr and, Mrs. Scott U Is hoped additional fundvmto , , Bonnie while Bess Mrs. Orton and in Lake Salt Willis Robinson, Fred Dalton such City held In Salt Lake gft were Mrs- Dorothy Deal Confemce a dance as was staged there Margie be raised. Music will bo providLamoreaux. Steve Adams, Earl Spencer, in Pioneer days. City 'last week. Those whose Mrs. Laure Mitchell and Miss recently and report that Scott ed by the Junior orchestra. and expects to Jimmy Harris, Burgess Robinso i names we have been able to Betty Wilcox. They were assist- is improving and Paulina The Elizabeth an ma oppoybe given and Mrs ed by Bills three little sisters come home in about three weeks People to contribute as much a Rodney Kaminska, Edwin AndeCamps of D. U. P.s of Paro- PAHAGOWII NEWS learn of were , President rtunity W. Clair rson, Kenneth Topham, Garry wan who now use the building Pres, and Mrs Rose Ann, Kathleen and Vesta They checked with Hills Orton, they desire since admission McBride Mrs. Mr. and Is also who treatment Roy receiving Clair C. Mit Rummler, J Harold Mitchell, Win Kelly Dalton, Rae. as a relic hall and who have and their to the dance will be by contriHelen and at the Holy Cross Hospital, and daughters, Benson, Uoyd Mortenson, chell, Bishop and Mrs W. Leon done considerable work in restor bution only. Boxes will also be. Mrs. Thelma Mosdell traveled to The young ladles who served ho reports that he is responding dall Lister, Clinton Lowder, Blkhop and Mrs In conspicuous place in placed ing tlhe basement to its former Pioohe on Wednesday of last ard Evans, Arnold O. Gurr and children, Mr were the Misses LaJean, Wanda as satisfactorily as could be on back page establishments useful state, will sponsor the week. business during asd Larie Hunt, Marketta Phil They visited with Mr. on Back Page entertainment. Old time squire Calvin Davies who was still in and Mrs Peter H Gurr, Mr. and Continued Alice Lou Adams, lips, Amy Mrs Jesse Guymon, Roes and dances, waltzes, News Of Men the hospital there, but has since Mrs. Esther Chase and Mrs. Bayles and Kaitnine Taylor. PendleAlton Vert Taylor, dances many other even popular In his home to been moved cake Creenhalgh and theW 28 Joyce beautiful L The Mr. Adams, wedding The ton, Mr and Hugh will be conducted, with and old also visfted Mr and Mrs Joseph Stevens, Mr was a present from the brides kiddies of Nephi, visited In Parofltbey; Panguitch. Pfc. Ward Lemmon son of Mr. time orchestra furnishing must?. with Mr. McBrides nephew Max Silas Topham, Virginia Topham, aunt and unde Mr. and Mrs. wan during the past week end tod Mrs T. M. Lemmon of ParoThese old fashioned steps wdll Edwards and his wife and family Amelia J Topham, Mrs Cris Ruston of Las Vegas. It with their parents, the Don At D. A. C. Mrs. wan, ia presently training as a.i be excuted on the identical floors Berta Burton, Mrs Phoebe Tay- was all white, trimrfed with Ortons. Air Force Twenty two students from. Technician at the on which our grandparents and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wise and lor, Mrs Edna Hatch, Mrs Nellie white roses arid lattice work and in and surrounding towns Parowan danced ISAF Technical School at Ft Mrs. Edna Brown and daughtheir tiny daughter were in Bentley, Mrs Betty Sorenson, topped by a minature bride and are the 438 students regamong f Francis E. Warren, Wyoming, it Pioneer days. As a precaution to town last week. They came Mr. and Mrs Alton Merrill, Mr groom. The cake was cut and ter, Phyllis, traveled as far as at the Branch Agricultural istered tender feet, I has been announced by the com-- ! those with from Colorado to visit with Vernon Heap, and Mr and Mrs served with the refreshments, Mapleton last week with Bishop fall term, it wus for the that College advise people Josephines mother Mrs Gertrude and Mrs. Evans, where they exDaughters Ending officer. John Bentley. Elva O. Hatch, announced tt by substantial Mr. Leon With Mrs. Ruston, shoes wear pect to remain for a visit with Barton in Cedar City as well At this historic former and Nordas grandmother Ednas parents until Thales goes registrar. soles. Young and old residents a& numerous relatives in I This is a record enrollment post outside Cheyenne, the of communities are Memmott made the trip flrom north to attend U. E. A. convenwere neighboring County accompanied They Air Force is for fall term at the college, Mr; ; Nevada to attend the reception tion. training young air-- ! invited to attend 'the barn dance by Lloyds brother Bill and his men in the Win Many Too numerous to mention were Hatch, said. Of those enrolled, many specialty which will begin promptly at) wife. On Sunday the group left needed for air power. 230 freahimen, 158 sophoBesides Ribbons the relatives who came from Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tullis and mores,are36 Juniors 9: p. m. for California to see members of clerical and 14 seniors. skills such as clerk-cities and Parowan other nearby three children of Ogden, arrived The evening is being planned the family living there. of Iron the Members County wdll first year be This the as stenographer and administrative in Parowan Monday night where by the offiers of both camps 45 of took who Committee Fair be awardwill bachelors degree schools at Ft specialist, the means of raising funds with they expect to remain for some Bishop and Mrs Gilbert Rob- the prize winning articles from t Warren commencement. New at ed spring train automobile mech- - which to continue the redetcora inson time. and their little son th Homemaking division of the There are 40 candidates for that was a regular young man toics, powerman, It electricians, dance The basement. of the to a northern the part trp ing State to the Fair Iron which accounts for tho County nine who tipped the scales at j teletype operators and repait-- i Will assume the aspect of a of the State last week. Leaving Mrs. Berta Burton and mem- degree, of that that Fair report and fourth year rise recently, third in tten. he when three ounces, pounds, bers of her family from Oedir house warming, since the ladies Tfciurdsay they traveled to Gar- number, of them received made his entrance into this These upp ' enrolled. students thirty the of City attended the Worthen famfield where Mrs Robinson and ribbons at the State exhibit. This will cover the floor of one are students divison expected to world early Saturday morning ily reunion held in Salt Lake rooms with a new rag carpet Max visited with Ludlle while is a real record for the County Fire within tho numbers in increase ithe Iron at County Hospital. City last Friday. While in the which they have recently had Mr Robin sot? attended sessions to have made. Both boys and few years. Proud parents are Don B. and State metropolis, they also at- next I Week in Salt Lake. of Conference woven for this purpose Club entries were equ- Rula Decker Orton of Parowan. states and 16 counties grls Eight Sunthe tended and Benson Saturday They returned home Monday. Camp catainps, Clara ; October are represented in the BAC enally successful. Mrs. Golda Guy- This now makes boys as well day sessions of Conference. 15 9 ' , are ind Berta north rollment this year. Besides Hitto mon made the trip as girls for the family. GrandJ National Prevention Fire in charge of the evening. Miss Cleo Robinson was home are students from CalifBack on Continued Page VVek is October parents are Mr and Mrs Don Mr and Mrs Wm. U. Thorn- there 9th to 15th. Admission by contrbution only, for the week end with her parNevada, New York, Idaho, ornia, Decker Mrs. Annie ! The nation-wid- e Orton and J ton returned home Tueday eveeffort to re-- j they announce. ents Mr and Mrs Chester RobinOregon and Texat-Arizona, iuce fire losses of this City. ning after fulfilling a sets up high son. She brought with her a Counties represented besides Iron momentum in mission in the St. George LDS school frir.nd Miss Mary Frank-erslcreating Interest, Beaver, Cache. are: Millard, an Watters Held had Coach A. Ray teaching, persuading and helping MIA To Launch Temple which they enjoyed ima Texas girl who is atextra broad smile on his face mensely. They returned Wednes- Carbon, Garfield, Kane, Piule, Pple to control fires. State At tending school alt BAC. City afternoon day, however, to continue their Salt Lake, Sanpete, Sevier, Utah at school Monday organizations and local units Wayne, Juab, and services for James since he had Just become the labors for another month. Washington, Funeral TT 1 that rry it on to They zations in Sub. On Wednesday Sept. 28th Mrs Alexander Tweetiie, 65, were everyone of City. After ih, btah. papa of a brand new daughter traveled with their son, Byron, ifg an attractive opportMIA of both Parowan Wards Susann Robinson celebrated the conducted in the Cedar City who arrived that A. M. at the on Back Page Continued who was in town on business unity for everyone to get on will launch a concerted drive to 84th anniverary of her birthday. Ward Chapel, on Tuesday County Hospital The little miss connected with his gas distriFirst Im"band wagon", absorb the obtain subscriptions to the , number of friends and memafternoon by Bishop E. C. Bun- weghed in at 8 lbs 5 ozs. The buting company. CHIT.CH DOIIVGS spirit of the move, learn needs Era, key church bers of her family called during ker of toe Henderson, Nevada, Watters other children, Ma-- y provement fr fire prevention and find magazine, during next week, the day. Even at her advanced M. I. A. LEADERSHIP Louise, 6, and David, 2i2, are Mr. George A. Mitchell of Salt MEETING SUNDAY OCT. 9TII. Wa5s to ssecure It. There will Their age she is still able to do her Ward. officers. the to according Mr Tweedie, who was well being cared for at the home Lake City accompanied the J ho natonal and state broadcasts, aim is to visit every home in own housework most of the time AT 8: P. M. IN THE in Parowan and other here by their grandmother Fill- Harold Mitchells known Parowan to nfws articles, efforts SUMMIT WARD. their in talks, posters and the community towns of the County, died at more of Richfield. their return from Conferupon demonstrations. All are urged to in Ribinson recently Miss filling the Ruby top go over his home in Henderson, early ence Sunday evening. He came j to On Tuesday evening the Wert secured employment at the Milne to illness. their quota of subscriptions. traveled L. R. Fenton Mrs. a after long to visit with his Sunday expressely Girls held and in Cedar and , Pprevent destructive fires. Emily City Truck office Dick Benson Douglas, Kanab last Tuesday, Oat. 4 th to brother, Walter C., who Is In a Ward YWMIA Junior He was born in officers. class drive brother for election her with the their direct been will has living son be with her daughter and son critical condition. He returned J Awards will come in the form Humphfus Kansas, March 18, 1884, a Ade'e were Joan in elected Those directors his and family. InWard, Jonc-East Hugh f lower in law. Nellie and Merrian and Barbara Richard to his work on Monday evening. Adams of n at a insurance rates, un- - in the Don have President; of the West Ward fine 7 lb 13 burned forests and charge announced. A corps of gram Tweedie. He, his parents for the birth of a homes, Jerrolyn Vice. late President; little We are a reporting Taylor oz baby boy which arrived on Mr. and Mrs. John Page left, Orton Sec. and r⩾̸ also reduced worry and not been and his .Treasurer; an! both sides of town the return of Miss Dorothy Iron from I baby Both mother workers and, Summit, to that came day. Richard, Jffmng. home now TmUUa is She drive. Williamson. ' "Cent Oh erBack INge,o in TWXle t r- will assist in making the Continued pa ?ac Page orotoi-r- , May the coming Fire Preven to, .arejgtoiepljf- - j.,v toV. thetr eJeotion f0 . Continued Qn,.Jlcti fag , tion roc and returned He 1884, critacal 13, ccndttk. Week be effective. daughter 4axt were Jtm Adee ,- rJl Tboee elected ' - - .... . to Hugh ami hi3 family. Jones to Ida work on Monday la- iroriore and Yemen Nettie Bexhara Ward, Donnetta and few, PbMkJw.; of toe or of ' 0 laeuraa-- e rotos, ftne 7 to 13 M pere a toe tf toe West Wand have ttitt of He, Jemxyn ftr Tweedie pneeides; Vice, Tfcjtor rtarge and fares?! of homee, arrived on W are a UtUe teie reporting pram Kb r LwWi Mr. and Mra John boy been ararxxmred. A corps not OdtcQ Sea end sad and also reduced worry Ffd return of Miss Dorothy vr ' .T from bath sides of towa tt W eii-y- B.M. ED. AT Five-Mil- e r Dilllam -l Ilarlon Reception Top-hu- con-yrrte- Permits In Parowan Lilornrv d Nieli-oll- Benefit Dance Monclay Night To Raise Funds Sale Dialers s, pul-to- d Activities p.i-e- Mac-Fa- 1aragonah-Oottou-woo- g d 1 PERSONAL NOTES y al-- o ui-tir- sup-ervli- semi-month- arn Pa -- ly -- ns-Bl- o -- Parowan People Attend Conference In I - Row-ley- " In two-ste- Guy-mo- ps n, Parowan Service Students Register -- great-gnand.pare- Mem-nio- y cav-fclr- Para-gona- h. Iron Exhibits State Fair I Arrivals ' 9 Prevention From to 4-- H Row-ley- to-ta- ke . y, Improvement Era Drive Services For James Twcedie Cedar two-wee-ks J . s I os -- ! , - un-J'r- rl "Vf'rU workers M-r.- ii Rfrd brot, j ir Fr lt Treer: r-- e |