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Show The Pay:an Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY, Lillian Allgood MARCH 9. 1961 Park Ward ' will present The Invisible Hand" The Invisible Hand, a religious one act play will be presenteed at the Park Ward MIA Tuesday, March 14, at to display art Paintings of Mrs. Lillian Allgood, wife of Del Allgood, local jeweler, will be presented at a public exhibit all of this Obituaries Clem Fairbanks Clarence M. (Clem) Fairbanks, 78, died Monday at his home, Lydia Bardsley Herbert, at the Eldred died March Sunset Manor of Amotropic lateral sclerosis. Mrs. Herbert was born February 5, 1896 in Salina, a daughter of Joseph and Annie Sorenson. She married Verse R. Bardsley April 4, 1916, they received their endowments in the Salt Lake Temple October 28, 1925. He died in September 1945. She married Walter L. Herbert July 25, 1946. She received her education in Salina and Aztec, New She was active in Mexico. the Primary and Relief Society and had served as president of the Primary. She was a member of the Santa-qui- n Elite Club. Surviving are her husband; two sons; Spencer V. Bardsley of Orem, arid Douglas Craig Bardsley of Salt Lake City; a daughter, Mrs. Emerson (Jackie) Curtis of Hillsborough, California; a brother, Alvin Sorensen of Salina; two sisters, Nora Johnson of Salina, and Gladys Bowen of Burley, Idaho; nine grandchildren. Funeral services were held March 6 in the Payson Third Ward chapel. Burial was in the Benjamin City Cemetery under the direction of Fred H. Holladay, mortician. 65, Jenny Fairbanks services Brief graveside were conducted Monday at Payson City Cemetery for Jenny Fairbanks, 59, formerly of Payson, who died Thursday in a Salt Lake hospital after an illness of almost four years. Funeral services were held at a Salt Lake mortuary. Miss Fairbanks was born Aug. 7, 1901, in Payson, a daughter of Henry and Mary Shuler Fairbanks. She was educated in Payson schools and later did office work in several garages, including the Shuler and Nichols Garages d in Payson and in Salt Lake City. Prior to the time of her illness, she was employed some 15 years by the Utah Liquor Commission in Salt Lake City. One sister, Madge Fairbanks of Salt Lake City, survives, in addition to other relatives including an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shuler, Payson. Covey-Ballar- President John F. Kennedy has proclaimed the Month of March as Red Cross Month throughout our nations. I, G. Osmond Dunford, Mayor of Payson City, proclaim the Month of March as Red Cross Month in Payson City and announce that Raymond Johnson is the duly authorized of the Red representative Cross to receive donations and organize citizens to collect contributions for this worthy cause and urge citizens of Payson City to give generously to this worthy cause. Mayor G. Osmond Dunford. 593 East First North, after a lingering illness. Mr. Fair- A retired farmer, banks lived his entire life in Payson. He was born Sept. 12, 1882, at Payson, a son of William FairHenry and Anne Hardy Dixbanks. He married Cora on in Oct., 1902, at Provo. Surviving are his widow of and Payson, four daughters three sons, Mrs. Geraldine Broadbent, Walker B. Fairbanks, Oakland, Calif.; Clarence Dixon (Dick) Fairbanks, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Don (Florence) Simmons, Salt Lake City; Mrs. George (Pauline) Prior, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Pete (Maxine) Wilson, William P. (Bill) Fairbanks, Payson; 17 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will 'be conducted Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Keith Jolley Mortuary, Pay-sounder direction of the IO OF Lodge. Friends may call at place of services Wednesday 9 p.m., and Thursday prior. Burial will be in Pay-so- n City Cemetery. n, LaNesta Chorus Spring Concert LaNesta Chorus, of Payson has recently renewed its affiliation with the National Federation of Music Clubs, and is presently rehearsing numbers to be presented in a state music festival to be held in April at the LDS Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. The unit is also preparing numbers to be presented March 22 at Payson High School auditorium, when an program is given. Mrs. Dick (Gwen) Harmer recently accepted office of president, replacing Mrs. Ted McBeth, who is unable to continue due to ill health. Mrs. Harmer will continue also in her capacity as secretary. J. D. Christensen conducts the choral group, which is composed exclusively of wo- brushes and door mats, which are manufactured by the Blind Center in Salt Lake City. The public is invited to parAmerican Legion invites public to "The Frontier", ticipate as the sale not only The Payson American Legion helps sell products made by is inviting anyone interested the blind but profits derived to join members in viewing a by each Lions Club is used film, The Frontier, with na- for various local Lions Club tional parks as the subject, at projects. a meeting scheduled for FriUtah Lions District 28-inday, 8 p.m.., at the Legion Hall. cludes Lions Clubs from Lehi The film is being released for on the North to Lavan and public showing through aus- Monticello on the South and pices of the First Security Vernal on the East. Bank. Darrell Wilmore, professor of political science at the Brigham Young University, was Curtis DaGraw to' give speaker at Lions Club MonMission report Sunday Elder Curtis - DeGraw, son day night. He told of the hisof Mr. and Mrs. Loren De- tory and struggle of the Cuban Graw, will speak Sunday, Republic and ofHethe present had spent March 12, 7:30 p.m., at Pay-so- n day conditions. two weeks Cuba between in Park Ward Sacrament December 16 and January 2. reDeGraw Elder meeting. A mens quartette composed turned home last Thursday mission to of Ray Anderson, Harry Hardfrom a man, Bob Barney and Jess , Northern California. Lazenby sang three numbers. The program was under direcThe White Pine Riding Club tion of Sherman Loveless, held its February meeting last chairman, and Gene Vest. A broom sale will beheld Friday night at the Santaquin Social Center. sometime in the near future, A short business meeting according to an announcement was conducted by (Ray Chris by Spence Amos, president, !topherson, president. Movies and George A. Cheever, chairof last years activities were man of the sight conservation shown. The activity for the committee and chairman of month of March was planned. the sale. The sale was origiRefreshments were served to nally set for March 9 date the 24 members present will be announced later. Hazel Clark to attend Natl Hazel Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark, has been chosen as student nurse to represent Weber College at the National Convention of Ohio. She will leave April 6 Student nurses in Cleveland, Ohio. She will leave April 6 and return April 11. It is an all expense paid tour. She entered Weber. College at the beginning of the school year. She is a graduate of Pay-so- n High school and also attended the elementary and Jr. High schools in Santaquin. He who comes to do good knocks at the gate; he who loves finds the door open. Rabindranath Tagore two-ye- -- - v-V men. , DASH h J extem-poranio- us n, ML NeboWildlife names committee Mt Nebo Wildlife Federation met Monday night under direction of Howard Ellsworth, at the Payson City Council chambers. Dale Elmer was named chairman of the spring range rides when a deer count will be made. He will be assisted in arrangements by Ronald Hall, Lou Hansen and Glen Thatcher. Several members plan to join in the ride. The unit voted to make application to operate Spring Lake as a pond for juvenile fishermen, under 14 years of age, as in former years. The project must be from year to year. In VILLA 8 AT P.M. Wednesday Matinee $1.25 $1.50 8t Hoi. Mats $1.50 $2.00 Sat., Sun., Sun., thru. Thurs., Eves. $1.50 Fri., & $2.00 Sat. evenings $2.00-12- .50 3092 THEATRE HU Highland Drive . , Salt Lake City, Utah' mm EDS BRIHO CHROCLE Package pkg. 12 bm 2 Jsar: (Bath Size RESULTS to 80 CAMAY 40 pgk EVENINGS P.M. Reserved Seals Only Send stamped envelope. Enclose check or money order. State preform ance and time. Checks payable to: Toilet Soap Complex- . 2 Regular performance prices starting Thursday, March 23 A Favorite for Years 5c Coupon CASCADE Special Offer 7c Off Regular Price AT OXYDOL Wash Day Special ftQ Save 20c Off LO Mm Jumbo Size (1 0c Off Giant Size -- 7lC 'I- Adult education two-ho- MATINEES . High School George Mangan and John Duckett, BYU debating team, have returned to Provo after making an excellent record in debates held in eastern states. The pair won first in oratory in Kansas, and were among the final six in speaking at Harvard out of a field of over 100 entrants. Entering the finals in debate at Harvard, they lost a split decision to the same Harvard team they scored over on two occasions at Redlands, Calif., tournament. Mr. Mangan and his bride of a few weeks, the former Kathryn Mortensen of Pay-soreside in Payson. . Wednesday, March 22, 1961 ar George Mangan is class starts Preliminary registration of Nebo School Districts Adult winner in East debate meet Sa.t Lake City Charily Premiere, A 7-- revealed twenty requests for a class in English. This will be the first course offered for credit in the new adult evening school. Meeting for the first time on March 1 in the Spanish Fork Senior High School at 7:00 p.m. in Room 20, three periods will be held each week until the end of May. The class will carry one unit of high school credit and is open to any person over 18 years of age who is not currently registered in a high school of Nebo, Provo or Alpine Districts. Mrs. Myrl L. an experienced Anderson, certified English teacher will be the instructor. In addition to the 20 students who requested the English class, there were requests for other subjects. Since the number registered in these courses was not sufficient to justify separate classes in Nebo School Districts, names and addresses of those involved have been forwarded to Provo School District where they will be added to registrations received there for the same classes. It is the hope of the administration that between the two districts these courses might still be offered to those who are interested. Adults in need of high school credit, in addition to those already registered, are invited to join the class where further details can 'be gotten. Until that time, requests for information should be directed to Assistant Superintendent G. Grant Gardner who is in charge of the program. MAIL ORDERS HOW! The Lions Club broom sale of District 28-- A will begin on March 9. About 1000 Lions will make door to door calls to sell various types of brooms, Members of the cast are Jay Pete Wilson, Una Payne, Blaine Wright, Bishop Archie Williams, Bessie Naylor and Colleen Wilson. All members of the ward of Mutual Age are urged to attend the play. Nurse convention to present sets Broom Sale 8:15. this month at the Provo Utilities building, 251 West Eighth North, Provo. The exhibit is open weekdays, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. As a special feature of the exhibit an openhouse reception will honor Mrs. Allgood on Sunday, March 12, 3 to 6 p.m., also at the Utilities Building. This is one of a series being sponsored by a Utah County art group. Everyone interested in art is invited to attend. There is no charge for admission. Lions Club SPIC & SPAN 99 31 . Household Cleaner 3c Off gt. Regular Price ') pkg 30 ur Faust ! (continued from page one era Association. The stage director, who interprets the artistic intent of the composer, is Marian Brandley, while Peter Crnkovic serves as stage manger and supervises lighting, scene changes, etc Mr. Curtis, who is olso singing the title role, is production manager and coordinates all phases of activity. The set design by Max follows the current trend and is more suggestive than complete to the last detail. The choreography and dance direction is by Colleen Collins, who is well known to AMBULANCE Valley residents. Wilma Spriggs and her seamstresses are 30 YEARS OF SERVICE preparing the costumes which are colorful and in keeping "A FUNERAL SERVICE WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL with the 16th century setting of the opera. DIAL 465-25- 06 PAYSON Tickets for the Utah Valley Opera production may be purFORMERLY VALLEY MORTUARY chased at 65 North University, Member of Utah Funeral Directors Assn. Provo, or at the auditorium a immediately prior to each PLANS FUNERAL performance. The curtain will 21S South Main Parson go up at 8:15 pun. Unlimited Parking Go-lightl- Safeway Guaranteed Meats ! Toilet Soap (Reguldr Size, 2 foi IPott Efoastt Safeway's U.S.D.A. "Choice" Grade Well Trimmed of Excessive Waste and Fat Tender, Chuck Cuts lb. 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