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Show t Z' I . ' v ; . ' PAROWAN TIME lrU City lu The Aalloii Piibfhictf Weeklu For The Interest Of Parownn 1ml Yiriiiifu" HllllTY MH.I'MNK To Hench I00" I'AKim SIX 'IIMF AN PAHOWAN. I'TAII IKIlUFAItY 7. 1912 M'MHKlt FOltTY NISH eus Alioul Our Service Word has been l.itlwi lu .Men reived by ui ow, in lli.it Sit ( siidell Orton, t pl. Hai Thom-oand S Sgt James Anderson ot tile 21 Mil. field artll'ety left the liaiiulion in Korea n January 22 hound for Japan where they were i he .iroiessed for roiition In tl.o Mite- - aft"' I n Parowan Man Injured In Ore Crusher At Iron Springs "A- - J ii he'r overseas tocr of dntv. J: S' : :!- -i A 1 '- - c3 j.mi a sot, of Mr. and Sgt. Orton Vis William Or! it mm CpI. Thornton, a son of Mr. t ml Mrs Merrill Thornton all of Puro-wui- i. '. W-V fc Matlo Tophtttu of Paruwan , c ( i Sgt. Anderson I. a mm of 4 feutuiu'(J I tie loss of three fill-gMa.v Mr. and Mrs. J imes Anderson U V&- ' wheti .Ina right batul viaa f " mmm . of Inragomih. taught III the feeder ut cu ore lx will Tin hoys given crueller at the I'tuh I'oiislrutl-i- t Major Mux .S. liulley, v. ho hui furloughs to visit vlth their fam n Company Ore crushing plant i.eeu uu oil leer with the 213th Hies nncl friends before they reat Iron Springs last Friday. Field Artlileiy Hattalion in Koiea ceive their reassignment:. In the Mr. Topliuin who hud been lor the past year, returned to Slates. cs.signed for the first time that the Slates on rotation this week morning to oil the crusher, was and la sitending a y miliar with the nuthlnery lmiKll witl, mlf and fuml)y end fta operation, he said. lloL parowan. Major Dailey's ship Of had reached up to scraoe off SuH l(lt.k,.d ut Su1 Frau, In r before the crush, oiling (lay morllln(, HIu b ,raVeled plate it when the feed r came forward by alr SilIt Ll)ke clly bpre Next week uu m tiers ot tlx and .aught his gloved hand and ,e WU8 lldni(.,lt Sunday Parowuns Lions Club will make irrled his fingers right Into bv jjrH pauey a house to liou.se canvas of all the machinery. Major Dailey was a member I. omes In the West end of the QUICK THINKING MOTHER SAVES Of The middle, third an t fourth "f ll,e ParHwan High School ilty to show everyone th? value d ne 'hPie f their taught Community Dirtliday fingers of the right hand werePar,,tv Of (iO 2 1an so'a ad me when Calendar whim ail Itusinesa Fo Ho right off; the middl LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN tonal Guard was federal-secon- d houses have agrei.l to get belp finger between the fist an-n lSaO. His teach hind of lUti'T. Tills calendar lias Joints anl the ether two linith of Today - Their Op-- it 1K..M PLAYS HOST TO arecr In the local school proven to he one of the best down almost to the hand. Thor DELTA itespoilsibili-ies,- " I i: t.lE LEAPING tunnies uni! Mrs. G. Howard Walters and builders in every comindex ringer was also spilt nec- - as als0 Interrupted v.hen he good-wi- ll will be tin theme of the UtlDAY .NIGHT tier three little daughters n, lle ,Prvl,,p In munity where It has been put-nt- leneriil sessions of t lie Parowan essltatlng stitches to cIohp the es. aped miraculously iininjuted III War II. He was a member of a off to fust atari Getting At effect. Make tpiarterly C.nifeionce befrom which fire the completely the Field artillery of the 8rtth. heir last game Fii.luy night, lli held here on Satmday mid Fit st Aid was given at the infantry Division whi.h fought destroyed their partly finished tlie Purowuii Rams defeated a 16 is and Feb. it 17, Sunday, home aud burned ali of their was to before he rushed aeross its plant but Inexperienced Miway Europe after "D" aliiioumed by tin Stake Iresl-letn- gallant the Iron County Hospital where l)hy. if,, was in Europe for 19 possessions here Sunday mornlford High S. Iiool team by a lopKv President it. Taylor Mil Major Mux S. Dailey, former ing, The quick thinking mother he Is now reported to he improv- sided score of 60 to 34. School Social bundled her I'uiovvun High Funetal Services were to be ler who heads the Aaronic Priest three undressed ing satisfactorily. olid uc ted on Thursday afternoon hood organizations ami tile MutJay Winter had bis eye on Science Instructor who returned children into t lie baby buggy and tor Gordon Leon Talbot, age ual Improvement Association act- the hoop, scorin' 12 field goals this week from Korea, wVII wheeled them to safely Just 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. James ivities iu the Stake, will be In and sinking 8 out of 8 foul be the principal speaker at an seconds before tbe building was harge of the Sunday meetings shots. John V. Benson hit 6 Americanism program on Tues- completely enveloped in flames. Orson Talbot. The y Jlh ill Talka by a number of young shots from the field and dropped day morning. The program which on Saturday at American Fork Tbe damage was tstimated to Of people of the Sfake will be feat- in his only'trial from" the foul ts being sponsored by tbe Amer- be approximately $6,000 uono of Mr. and Mrs. Talbot left by line making a total of 13. Mel- ican Legion Auxiliary, will be which was covered by Insurance. ured, including speeches go to their sons bed side Master-and Lund, Man, of Lloyd vin Mitchell ended up as third held iu the Parowan School Audwere informed as soon they Mrs. Watters was engaged in More than doubling tny pre-- l Mrs. Lund, a Golden Gleaner high point man of the his critical condition but game itorium at ll:a.m. with the vious year's contributions to the Forfrom the Paragonah Ward. with 4 buckets and 2 oat of 2 general public urged to attend. preparations for her familys passed away shortly before their annual March o: Dimes cammer William Stake President, foul tosses. The program as outlined by breakfast in the kitclx n when arrival. she chanced to glanie into the paign, a total of $460 is reported the committee Is as follows: Gordon Leon Tcihot was horn It. Painter has also been invited Feb. Tomorrow bedroom-livin- g ParoIn night (Friday collected room where (lie been have to in Paragonah on November 29 to be guest speaker at both of second Rams their the of Advance get colors Sara were Row-Ic- y 8) by children wan this year. According to Mr. these President just arising from meetings, 1931 to James O. and Annie Gale shot at, league loading, Delta Lowder and Marie W. Orton; bed, and discovered the oil Amos C. Hatch, general commitstates. his is survived He Talbot. by in a game on the local floor. stove to be enveloped First The tee chairman, $17 was gathered Ward Parowan heeating broth and the following parents Pledge of allegiance to the in flames. Barefooted herself, of This game is expected to pack at the High School, $43 at the ers and sisters; Beth Talbot, Ce Choir under the direction flag; Parowans to the gym capacity. she Die undressremoved in the P. Zona Howard and $37 hastily school, Topha.n elementary dar City; Brent Talbot, serving t bailees look fairly favorable, Selections by the Parowan ed little girls Judy 4, Janet 2. containers at places of business, with the U.S. Army at Fort Knight, will sing at both of the although previous games would High School Band; and Donnetta 6 mo., to the safety and the major portion of $3231 Bel voir, Virginia; Bob, James meetings Sunday. tend to mark Delta the favorite of the yard and run to the was collected by the Marching and Judy Ardell, Neil, Anna MAJOR MAX DALLEY M. B. LangToi it, coordinator Invocation by Barbara M. neighbors to summon aid and Mothers on the final day of the) will Talbot all of Paragonah. Also of the Rams Next Friday the Adams, chaplain; Virgin liiver Welfare the volunteer fire department. drive. team one Gale a Mrs. Jane Millard host they High, grandmother, months before his District of the L. D. S. Church Although the department refor of Beaver. Song, "The Red We Want will be present at the Welfare are currently tied with In making this report Mr. October of 1945. in record speed, the t lie Red We Got, sponded Is the by Major Dailey attended the meeting which will be held Sat. second place. Hatch wishes to emphasize the was in flames complete S. H. building I. Boys Chorus; C. at Cedar City and then at 6:30 p. m. in the Parowan generosity of the people of the B. A. when the arrived. fire truck B Y U First - Second Ward Church. Talk by Major Dailey; community in setting such a fine attained his B S oegree at The house was a former army to The wait siork didn't keep President J. Harold Mitchell, Piano Medley by Mrs. Berta barracks building which had collection record, and to thank He later received his Masters is appointment with A. lliil and Arthur degree from the University of chairman, advisory them for their support. Winter; been converted into a dwelling and Margaret Little Orton at the Southern California at Los An Joseph, active chairman of the Comments by other returned by the Watters family and was on He them at called hospital. Assisting him as chairman of gfcleg Melchiredek Priesthood, will be service men; but in the process of remodelwere their home here last Thursday in Now certified to teach First the various committees of a Priesthood leadwjje jg be former R0ma charge Star Spangled Banner," by ing. The tar paper lined rooms, 7 lb a chairman delivering lovely evening Caroline iu this Aid Green, community Mrs, groups jenjiey 0f parowan, who with the Band; ership meeting at 8:p.ni. Sat. the rubberized roofing and the of the Marching Mothers; Coach Lber two mtle sons, Robert, 7 4 oz. girl. Overjoyed at the arThe Slake M. I. A. session of ere five local persona who com of colors bearers; close proximity of bedding and Retiring a are of rival of little sister Aid Roy conference will be hell in the pleted the Red Cross First William H. Jones, chairman Lnd tahlon, 3, have made their Benediction by Chaplain. wearing apparel to the blazing special events; Maylen Burton, Lome bere wbjie Max has been den, 2, and Almon, 8 years of Taragonah Ward Chapel Sunday Course given here during the In of the and charge program flames to stove, caused the special gifts; and Eva Adams, L tbe servjce Hjs father, John ge, as well as big sisters, Hil at 7:30 p. m. past two weeks by Dcti Bren arrangements are Fae Benson, with unimagined spread rapidity, ma and Virginia. finance chairman. naman of Ogden, district sup Eulala Orton and Edna Dailey, resides in Summit Hatch. investigators report. ended drive The month long erviaor of the Red Cross. L,he Major ig alg0 a brother of What caused the fire around Having the distinct honor of Thursday evening when the who re Co, Frank rjau0y course stove has not bepn deterthe the march-LentCompleting y of the It CMUibl group of 40 local women returned to tha statea being the first occupant M Marvin were Claude Adams, mined, according to S . M. Clark, new an in the within incubator and $1,000 ed upon the town after commanding the famous Van Duane Mass Bonnie The oil tank did not chief. fire Stoker, Graff, Miss nursery of the Iron County Hos- iVew hour had topped all previous 213th through its front line The C. Hatch. Amos Ausdal the bouse was and until explode 3 lb. 15 oz. son pital is the tiny records. Wedding bells will ring in the class was conducted at the High action in Korea. all aflame. of Ray and Maxine Eowder chapel of the U. S. Military Ac- School Republicans of all three dis'Mr. Watters was at work at building for three hours on Page Two ademy at West Point on June 4 each of the Parowan Precinct the Iron Mines when the incident tricts weeks. two for night Miss for Cadet Freeman Pendleton, are urged to attend a mass meet- occurred. II. Mrs. and Mr. son John of According to Mr. Hatch, who ing which will be held Wednes12 Wed Neighbors and friends and the Pendleton of Parowan, and Miss is first vice chairman of the Iron day at 8:p.m. In the Court room L D S Church Welfare d con to make Miss Bonnie Stoker, speech I Anyone wishing UtlDAY FEB. 8 Joan R. Sutton, daughter of . County Red Cross Chapter, the of the County Court House. Delon Two instrucl-TCESDAPage to in or cash education work, tributions, Basketball - Delta at Parowan and physical Ruth R. Sutton of Kew Gardens, graduates plan to organize var- egates to the County Convention tor of the Parowan High School assist the G. Howard Watters FEB. 12 which they which will be held here on Mar. ious small groups Queen, New York. comAmerican Legbon Auxiliary has set Feb. 12 as the date for family, whose home was IVaiticMl will give limited courses. 25, will be elected as will pre-inOn that day also. Cadet Pendto John Richard pletely destroyed by fire, are Assembly - High School Audi- her marriage and officers. district Jefferies of Salt Lake City. The urged to contact Mr. Edgar leton will graduate from the intoriuin Citizens of the varioue comof Fifth stitution with a degree in genvows the will at their Benson, speak 14 president couple THURSDAY, FEB. munities are being urgently re- Of Commisa C. and eral engineering Delta Pi Sorority quorum of Elders; Amos Babies christened in the let minded High School Sweethearts Ball ihe Alpha Marvin Graff, membec of the that they should not Basil Auxiliary House in Salt Lake City where Hatch, president of the 1st. sion as Second Lieutenant in the Ward on Sunday were American Legion to Parowan chances these High School faculty, neglect actively the bride will be attended by quorum of Elders or Kendall nited States 'Army. John Gllger, son of Basil L. and Meeting was named in of chairman of the the the affairs participate A of the Parowan honMiss Janice Madsen maid of graduate Gurr, president of the 3rd. quorFRIDAY, FEB. 15 Audrey Louise Dunton Gilger; Democratic of the Parowan of our and State government party Cadet Pendleton bridesSchool, um of Miss Barbara Neilson, High Eldprs. or; Christine Knight, daughter of Nation. The meet-ngs a at mass meeting held here precinct precinct The Elders, along with the Tad also attended the U. of U. Howard and Margaret maid; and Judy Stoker, her lit- Hatch succeeds D. WatHe week. are last basic foundations the he received when Adult Aaronic Priesthood of the for two years tie sister, as flower girl. Knight; and Michele, daughter of all government. It is at these son Adams who has held the poto the his an extensive Academy of Robert Jefferies, brother appointment Stake, are making of Roland and Valeria Apple-gat- e the individual citizen sition for the past two years. canvas for this worthy project. at West Point. He is now will the bridegroom-to-bClarence Lee, was meetings Ilolyoak. is At the same time, F. Warren a chance to vote for the given his fourth year at the the name to the duties of best man. given to the son of was elected secretary-treasurPendleton which he desires School. representatives tobe Military The prominent brideGlen Lee and Renee Skougard DOINGS CHURCH of the organization. A to represent him at future gath-ring- s bride-to-b- e is The employed Dr. Mrs. of a and is daughter Halterman in the 2nd. Ward. Primary Stake Union Meeting of the State and Nation. finance committee Including CyNew York City and is a stuMajor Max S. Dailey will be Clyde T. Stoker of Murray. FRIDAY FEB. 22 ril Pendleton, Eric Burchert and In should sense this Citizens 3rd. the Infant the the at Ward, at dent the Metropolitan Opera speaker Utah. Before joining the local the principal Gun and Rod Dance S. Orton was also chosLeonard to S. son not of Norma and and Sacrament Ward School Ballet Carlyle Second neglect there. she attend high school faculty, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27 en bethe at choices at was named make Lemmon their meeting where organHulet the. Craig Following the graduation and meeting Sunday at 2:p.m. it Distributive Education Class ed the U. of U. where she izations for the three voting until than of wait Lemmon. The little rather Claude the ginning announced is daughter couple by Bishop marriage ceremonies, uated last spring with a major FEB. 29 Parowan were in districts too S. and then is late Fenton and Estelle are few a to for complain members edu-waWard n Ralph idans W. Adams. honeymooon n speech and a physical Basketball - Milford at Paro-iOrton was christened Marilyn., about what has been done. Continued on Page Two invited and urged to attend. Continued on Page Two Is ki ,p " li Dailey .tlplor llouie Trom Korea 30-da- fur-Ltif- 3 3i-da- y Parowan Family Left Destitute When Home Destroyed By Fire u Lions To Canvas Town West End n, - - For Calendar Youth Today, Thome math-mashe- Hams Drou Milford To Gain Tic - For Second Place Stake Conference -- ''rld Major Halley To Address Group Americanism o Karagoiiuli Youth Death Called Program y. Parowan Sets Collection Record In Dimes March Drive I New Arrivals Five Comidctc Hed Cross First Aid I Course I u Cadet Freeman Pendleton To ed j I 30-ho- Meeting For Wednesday Night York To Donnie Stoker Feb. leans Call Special Aotiec depart-Continue- M-s- Y ct Babies Christened Marvin Graff Precinct Chairman Democratic Party com-pletei- e, er I grad-FR1DA- |