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Show The Payson Chronicle, ftayson, Utah budge club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gcruld D Mn. Luncheon was served at Soi-om- s Mrs CHRONICLE FRIDAY. MARCH 12. 19r4 log table attend n:th a erecn Irish linen table doth and deeoiated in a St. Patrick s Da Covers were arranged motif. lor Mis. Page Peery, Mrs. Ralph Coombs, Mrs. Helen Backman, Miss Beth Ilu, oh, Mrs. Wayne Wride, Mrs. Ramona Smith, Mrs. Spence Mendenhall, Mrs. Leo Feeh, Mrs. Von Hill, Mrs. Arvil Conk, and two new members, Mrs. Grace Goble and Mrs. Dot Beddoes. o.ie Dixon is enjoying an extended visit in the East in company with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dixon of Spanish Fork. The three aie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-laiDixon in Washington DC, Willard is attending where school. The trip was made via Chicago and Lansing, with the Burlington Zepher on which a Dixon daughter is a Zepherette S. -- d -- 5 !- - vI - -- --M-t-i-: !' v vvv THEATER HUISH AT PAYSON Friday, Saturday, Mar, Matinee Saturday 12-1- 3 Arden Milk and Talent Show Saturday Kiddies can get in for an Arden Milk Tab and 10c. Frizes given away every Saturday. Show Starts at 3.00 pm. . TWO BIG HITS Apache War Smoke GILBERT ROLAND GLENDA FARRELL ROBERT HORTON BARBARA RUICK RED SKELTON Great Diamond Robbery Sunday, Monday, Mar, Matinee Sunday 14-1- 5 Hit Majesty O'Keffe Starring BURT LANCASTER JOAN RICE Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday March Crime Wave Starring STERLING HAYDEN GENE NELSON !! DR. K. A. DUT50N OPTOMETRIST Complete Visual Care 98 No. 1st E. St Spanish Fork Phone 60 i . I Santaquin News Bardara Butler Repeats Vows with Leon Jensen By Della Hudson joyed by the group of 14, all Pi unary officers and teachers A book, the combination Doctrine and Covenants, Book of and Pearl of Great Mormon was Price, presented to Mrs. Wall as a gift in appreciation for Lynn Holladay, .son of Mr. and the work. Mrs Howard Holladay, left Tues A birthday party was held day fur Fujt Ord, Calif,, where Melva HanMrs. for the with be stationed will he Thursday sen at her home. Congratulatarmed services.Frankie Tin. Kelt. daughter of ing her on the occasion was. Mr. Mr. and Mis. Frank Tutkett, is and Mrs, Milton Jarvis, Mr. and at the Utah Valley hospital Mrs. Clinton Smith, Mr. and wheio she went to have a knee Mrs. Junious Gordon, Bishop and operation. This is the second Mrs. Carl.vle Wall, Mr. and Mrs. opeiation within the p.isl tear Darrell Hoi locks, Mrs. Dot and Mrs. Ila Mae Franks. that Frankie has had on l.ei She is expected to re- A hot supper was served and knee were enjoyed by the turn to her home Friday. games group 'Mrs. Mary Hougnton has been He has leen to Japan, visiting in Sjilt Lake and Ogden Navy, and the Formosa with Mr. and Mrs. Aivil Hough- Hongkong, ton and Mr, and Mrs. Reed Huff. Hawaiian Islands. He is an elecMrs. Plumo Chadwiek enter- tronic technician In the Navy. tained the Elite club Ftiday afMrs. Ruth Wasden was hosternoon at her home. Luncheon was served and progressive tess to the Jr. Literary dub at games were played with prizes her home Thursday evening. going to Mrs. Lenna Desmond, Time were 12 members and one Mrs. Irma Cloward, and Mrs. guest present. Mrs. Zola Ahhn Ilene Wall. revjewew the book, Not As a Stranger," by Morton Thompson. Holla-daRefreshments were served. Mr, and Mrs. Howard entertained members of the Mrs. Angus Greenhalgh was Elite Club Saturday night at Those their home. enjoying hostess to the Social Club held luncheon and a social evening at the Tuif Cafe in Payson Monwere: Mr. and Mrs. James Brady, day night. Nine members were Mr. and Mrs. William Desmond, present to partake of the deliciReed Chadvutk; ous food and social evening. Mr. Lee Christiansen; Mr. Mr. Confined at the Payson hosAngus Holladay; Mr. Mentis Holladay; pital from Santaquin are; Mrs. R. J. Peterson; Mr. Donna Butt, operation; Mrs. MildMr. and Mrs, A. F Wall and the host red Peterson, illness; Eugene couple. Roberts, pneumonia; Eileen Wall, illness; Merle Butler, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. McClain Nelson, and Shauna Wall, baby girl. The daughter, Joan, and son, Dean, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. visited in Santaquin and Genola Glen Smith was taken home recently. Their home is in Idaho Tuesday, she suffered a seige Falls, Idaho. Dean is stationed of pneumonia. with the Brmed services and just Mr. and Mrs, Arvil Houghton completed his basic training at Fort Ord, California. were down from Salt Lake over the weekend. They took Mrs Mrs. Koslyn Hillman of Mary Houghton to Salma where entertained at dinner Feb she is visiting with her daughter 2(5 for Mrs. Geneva Openshaw, and family, Mrs. Verona Gates. Mrs. Lillian Greenhulgh and Mrs. Venice Sudweeks. The ocDonald R. Chadwick, son of casion was the birthday of Mrs. Mr. and Mfs. Reed Chadwick is Hillman and Mrs. Openshaw, home on a 30 day leave from the The First and Second Relief Mrs. Florence Jensen of Go- Societies will hold their annual shen returned home Saturday St. Patrick party Satuidav, from a two months visit jij March 13. Festivities will com California, where she visited at mence at 5 p m, with a banquet the home of her children, Mr. and at 1 pm a program featur and Mrs Ellis Jensen and Mr. BYU talent will be present ing She ed. and Mrs. Roy Chapman. Square dancing will follow stopped off in Santaquin at the the program. home of her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Grcenhalgh, for three days. Mrs, Sherla Bingham left Wedfor Salt Lake Mrs. Donna Bott was hostess nesday morning will board a train she wheie to a party Friday night for outfor New York City and will sail President Mrs. from there to going Primary Heidelburg, Ger Genevieve Wall, who has moved she will join her where many A lovely evening of to Provo. Jay, who is stationed refreshments and games was en- - husband, Mrs. Bingham is the there. former Sherla Westover, daugh- Akin Li Baron who has been in the Air Force anil st (tinned at San Diego, was home leteni-i- s on leave. He w. at th home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Dav- id LcBaron. - Tol-ma- y Pav-son- , ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A veiy lovely hr. le was Miss Barhaia Butler, v.ho recited vows with Mr. Leon Jensen of Goshen on Feb. 2oth, in the Manti LDS Temple. Barhaia is the da ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Elvon Butler, Leon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jensen of Goshen. Mr. Jensen is a graduate of the Payson High School and is employed at Geneva. Mrs. Jensen will continue her studies at the Payson High School and receive her diploma at the close of the school year. reception honoring the young couple was held ,n the ward chapel. The bride wa3 gowned in a floor length model of white lace over satin with a back panel of net, sleeves were long and pointed, with a sweet hedrt neck line. The finger-tiveil of lace and net fell from a cap of seed pearls. Her bopuet was made of camellas, surrounded with Finch roses and stephenotis. Matron of honor and bridesmaids, dressed in formals of pastel shades were a sister, Jerolyn Menlove, Karlene Lofgran, Della Mae Nelson and Beverly Peery. They carried bouquets of camellas and chirred carnations. Dale Jensen was best man for the groom. Also in the receiving line were parents of the couple, Mr and Mrs. Elvon Butler and Mr. and Mrs, Jensen. Mrs. Butler wore pink and Mrs. Jensen wore blue with corsages of Cameiias and chirred Carnatkms. At the guest book was LaRue Forsey. The Primary officers of which Mrs. Butler is a member served, assisted by Mabeth Neilsen, Patricia Griffith, Susan Spencer, Mona Johnson, and Velma Lou Sizemore. Girl friends of the bride arranged the gifts. A tiered wedding cake centered a lace covered table. Monte Morris, master of ceremonies, introduced the following program: prayer, Bishop Don Taylor; solo, Jackie Bingham; reading, Joan Smith, accompanied by Lois Cowan; solo, Donald Spainhower; toast to bride, Kay Wilson; toast to groom, Mrs. Agnes Sorenson; duet, Winnifred and Dian Kirk; organ solo, Melba Jensen; solo, Connie Seamons; solo, Jackie Bingham; benediction, George Spencer. Dancing concluded the evenings festivi- - Lloyd Westover. Complete Locker Service Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson who have been ,in Georgia were home for a few days and left Monday for California where Mr. Anderson is serving in the armed services. Mrs. Anderson is the former Dawn daughter of Mr. and Lockers Available Now Mel Hanks Supply Ja- - Mrs, Ida Huish and Miss Beth Iluish were in Delta Saturday, SALEM, UTAH PHONE SPANISH FORK 0202-R- person. where they attended funeral vices for Grant Edwards. 1 ser- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lant of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Amos of Spanish Fork have spent a few days at Las Vegas, Nevada. I JACK'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Mrs. C. E. Stevenson was hostess to her card club at her home Tuesday. Attending were Miss Genevieve McBeth, Mrs. Marshal Fisher, Mrs. Roland Erlandson, Mrs. Max Stewart, Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs. Bryce Jones, Mrs. Don Burdick and Mrs. Earl (JACK SPENCER) Authorized Dealer For A p $oeieti( Jietes Cultus Club Hears Novel Leah Rae Armstrong is Wed to Billy Francom A Reviewed delightful wedding tcere-monuniting Leah Rae Armstrong and Billy Francom was performed Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Armstrong, parents of the bride. Billy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn Francom of Payson. The young couple were married at 4 pm. by Bishop Kathle Ti.chner of the Santaquin Second ward, with family members and a few friends present. The young couple left shortly after the ceremony for a honeymoon to Las Vegas, Boulder Dum and the Southern Utah Parks. They returned home Tuesday. The groom is in the armed forces and will leave Friday for a base in Arkansas. He is also a graduate of Payson High School and the bride is a senior at thq. same school and intends to graduate from high school this year. A lovely luncheon was served to the 28 family members and friends present. A bridal shower will me held March 18 in the Santaquin-Tinti- c Stake House. y Mrs. Marvel Hancock was happy to have a number of friends and relatives call during the week, when she celebrated her birthday anniversary. Among the group, whose visits were scattered over several days, were: Mr. and Mrs. Mont Schoenfeld 4f Salt Lake City, who recently returned from a years stay m British Columbia, Canada; Mrs. Marie Hancock and children of Colorado Springs, Colo.; Mrs Sarah Williams Jones and daughter and son and wife and two children; Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. Reid of Provo; Mr. and Mrs Steve Hancock of Spanish Folk; Mis. Donna Hancock Manwill and children of Payson. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mis Roy Broadbent reviewed the novel, Desiree, by Anne-man- e Sclenko before members cf tr.e Cultus Club, which met Wedne-da- v afternoon at the home of Mrs Glen L. Loveless. Entertainment also included a vocal solo, Little Town m Old County Down, by Mrs. Sarah Vance, accompanied by Mrs. Owen Loveless. Mrs. George Christensen, president, was in charge and club collect was read by Mrs. Q. Spencer. The program was in charge of Mrs. Earl Page, Mrs. Darrel Brown and Mrs Spencer, wno served refreshments to 18 ladies. Orton Mrs. Lorin Wilcoek and Mrs. Willis Spencer were honored at party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-to- n Barnett, when the two ladies celebrated their birthdays. Centering the table was a huge birthtiesk day cake complete with lighted The young couple are making candles and inscribed with the their home in Goshen. names of those beiing honored. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pollock of Mrs. Wilcock, Mr. and Mrs. Kannarraville have visited in Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett, Pa son with their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spencer, Mr. family, the Orvill Merrells, and and Mrs. RusselLMcBride, with their son and family, the and Mrs. Pat McLaughlin, Jack Pollocks, also with their and Mrs. George Pickering. granddaughters, Mrs. Ivan Hask ell and Mrs. Noel Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hutchings families. Joining in a number and family of Murray spent the of family gatherings were other here recently with her day daughters, Mrs. Perry Larson of mother, Mrs. Ida Huish, and Spanish Fork; Mrs. Hilnva Birch family. of Price, Mrs. Vaughn Isom of with Kannarraville, together other family members, Mr. and Mrs. Joey Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodbury, Kannarraville; Bonnie Birch, Price; Rondo Murrell, Payson. You get Miss Joan Wilson entertained almost half her club Wednesday night, with the following young women en your daily food joyed her hospitality at the home of her parents, Mr. and requirements Mrs. Lawrence Wilson: Mrs. in a quart of Marilyn Peery, Mrs. Ranae Walkdrink at er, Mrs. Carol Etherington, Mrs. Donna Stewart, Mrs. Rae Ann least 3 glasses Page, Mrs. Janice Spencer, Miss of MILK Carolyn Burraston, Mrs. Kathryn Patten, Mis. Janice Patten, Mrs. Doris Gasser and Mrs. Nadine Marvin of Fillmore. - ' ss - , IE- - SUNBEAM, MULLER AND SEQUIOA gro-- p pa,: , jt hei home Thursday. Attend, g aue Mi' Pm lb iV.ro:,, Mrs Ann Cuit Ailu.e Mann, Provo, Mi' u, Fuvvn Suu.sion, Springe. lie. Mi Mis Grave Ann Thomas. Mis Mis. Elaine Meilc.ne Johnson, Mrs Comne Whiting, Mrs Penean Half, Mis. Char, lene S.nurp, Mrs Gerald. ne Mrs. Joyce Poulson, ah of Sparu-- n Fuk; Mrs Donna Hanks, Salem, Mrs. Annie Burney, Lake Shore Las-son- Junior Delta Bridge dub met Thursday afternoon at tne Tuif Cafe, with Mrs Jess Eail aUmg as hostess. Three taoles of bridge were at play, and luncheon was served to Mis. John T. Lant, Mis. Cl)de Mcllahan, Mrs. Ed. Vance, Mrs. Heber Jones, Mrs. Ray Stevens, Mrs L. D Stewart, Mis George F. Wilson, Mrs. W. C. McClellan, Mrs. Ella Amos, Mrs Emma Cluff, Mis. Zina Er land-suand Mis Earl, the hostess. 24. AdvtrtutmeiH From where I sit ... 6y Joe'Marsh Steve Tips the Balance Was just leaving home this morning when the Missus reminded me to stop at Steve and Als Meat Market for a pound of Be sure to get it hamburger. from Steve," she said. Why?" I wondered. So when I got to the market I asked Steve if he knew. Ill tell you, Joe, he said. Al and I sell the same meat, and a pound is a pound. Maybe its just that we go at it differently. Al loads the scales and takes away til he has a pound. But I put too little on and start adding. To your wife that probably looks like a better buy. From where 1 sit, theres more than one way to approach a thing and still come out fair and square to all. My wife likes a cup of tea with dinner; 1 prefer a temperate glass of beer. We get along fine. Gets me pretty mad though, when somebody al-w- as starts throwing his weight around" and demands that I see things exactly his way. 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The Marvins are Dave McMullin, president of the operating a ranch in the Fillunit, directed a discussion of moie area. plans to attend a Fashion Show to be given in Spnngville in the Mr. and Mrs. Russell W ler are near future. announcing the birth of ai baby Mr. and Mrs. John McGurk boy,' born .February 18 at Vallejo, and children, Patty and Terry, California. The new arrival is Mr. of Salt Lake City, spent the the couples first child. US the is in Navy, serving weekend here with her mother, Wyler Mrs. Ramona Smith, and other stationed in the California City. relatives including Mr. and Mrs. He has about one more year to serve with the Navy. Dale Barnett. are spending a few weeks in California with members of their family. a Plans were made for the annual spring luncheon and election of officers to be held March t t D.xon Nre-- Obligations Free Prizes Wedgewood Gas Ranges Finest Name in Cooking |
