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Show The Pay son Chronicle, Pay Son, Utah Thursday, May , 24, 1962 Santaqum News Mrs. Kesters home in Santaa quin for birthday cake and was Ka.ler Elisabeth Mrs. program. She has 31 grandchildren and pleasantly surprised Sunday on her 80th birthday when her 22 Holladay children and their families met Mr. and Mrs. Lynn and son, Jerry, of Redding, Park. at the Santaquin City Calif., spent last week at the Present were: Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. Ralph Kester, Payson; MilThey left Sat. for Holladay. ' and Mrs. Gerald (Bessie) where Wyoming, Riverton, ler, Provo; Mr. and Mrs. they will visit with Mrs. Holl-adaArchie (Edna) Overman, Salt parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lake; Mrs. Leo (Lola) Burras-to- Roy Fitzpatrick. Delta; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jr. Literary Club met Kester, Mr. and Mrs. Everett at The home of Mrs. Elima the Mrs. Kester and Mr. and night for Kester all of Santaquin. iFowkes Thursday season. of the last the meeting of Kester Clemet Mr. One son members were eight There unable was Fresno, California, to be there because of an in- present and Mrs. Edith on reviewed a book an autamobile jury suffered in confined were serRefreshments Africa. a at accident. He is ved. Calif, hospital. Also present Word was received by Mr. was her brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Alfonzo Kester that Herbert of Murray, and an their son 2nd Lt. Clement A. uncle and his wife Mr. and Kester had been shopped to Mrs. Chris Buckley, Benjamin. Korea. He left on April 28 for Mrs. Kester was married to the armed service. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hudson, Oliver W. Kester, he died in 1931. She was a daughter of Miss Dorine Wall, Miss Maur-in- e Solomon and Anna Katherine Hall, Miss Kay Higginson, and Miss Betty Robbins of Buckley Herbert. There were 58 family Santaquin and Miss Roxie members present, after lunch Throckmorton of Payson were met at in Ephraim Sunday to see the at the By Della Hudson n. n. Tis-chn- er w park group STARTING A 2ND LEAGUE OF MIXED FOR DOUBLES Play Starts MONDAYS May 2ft NEBO LANES East on Highway Payson, UTAH 91 DUP Camps Elect New Officers Camp Nebo Camp Nebo, daughters of Utah Pioneers, met Thursday at the First Fifth Ward church, with Mrs. Lucile E. Haskell, captain, in charge. A history of Benjamn English Gardner was read by Mrs. Hazel Gasser and the lesson, The Mormons in St. Louis, was given by Mrs. Melba Powell. Salute to the flag was led by Mrs. Jennie H. Elmer and prayers were by Mrs. Gladys Marla Hudson receive her diploma from the Institue of Religion at Snow College. The services were held in the West Ward Chapel in Ephraim, a reception was held after at the Institue building for all graduates and their guests. Miss Hudson will complete her first year at Snow College on May 29. The Lilac Tea held last Friday in the American Legion Hall was well attended. A hobby show was the feature of interest as wa the program M Cd by Mrs. Reuben Peterson. Mrs. Martha Butler gave the opening prayer Mrs. Lor- raine Jones sang the theme Jeanlne I Dream of song Lilac Time," she was accompanied by Mrs. Erma Cloward. Mrs. Helen Weeks of Crem sang several musical numbers, she was accompanied by Mrs. June Gamble. Miss Nancy Wilson of Payson gave two readings. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yorga- son were hosts to a Cousin Club Thursday evening at her home. A hot dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Green, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Dunton, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Workman. Mrs. Helen Sanderson, all of northern Utah. Floy Kay Yorgason assisted her parents with duties of entertaining. Clayson. Community singing was under the direction of Mrs. Matilda Haskell and Mrs. Grace . Fielding. Pauline Crook and Nadine Marvin favored with dramatic readings. Officers were elected for the coming term, as listed in accompanying article. Refreshments were served to 23 members and three guests by Mrs. Lucille Haskell, Mrs. Hazel Gasser, Mrs. Odessa and Mrs. Della Yorgeson Miller. Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Camp Nebo, was at a meeting held May 17th at the Payson First-Fift- h Ward church. Mrs. Mary Marvin acted as election chairman, with Mrs. Mary H. Wyler, Payson representing the county unit. Mrs. Hazel G. Gasser was named captain to succeed Mrs. Lucile B. Haskell. Mrs. Gladys M. Clayson is new first vice captain and Mrs. Matilda H. Haskell, second vice captain. Mrs. Della Miller was reelected secretary-treasure- r. Other officers will be as follows: chorister, Mrs. Jennie H. Elmer; organist, Mrs. Grace W. Fielding; historian, Mrs. Mary H. Marvin; lesson leader, Mrs. Melba Powell; parliamentarian, Mrs. Nellie Y. HasTcell; librarian, Mrs. Odessa Davis; Mrs. Beatrice S. chaplain, Stade registrar, Mrs. Della G. Stewart; clipper, Mrs. Leona B. Thomas; custodian of relics Mrs. Edith H. Stanton; amusement committee, Mrs. Fred-rick- a B. Wyler, and Mrs. Margaret Marvin, Camp Seagull Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Camp Seagull, met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sarah Tanner. Mrs. Susan Ashby, president, was in charge. A history of Margaret Gled-hi- ll Duffin was read by Mrs. wiih-Oth- er JOIN THE PAYROLI. Couples this Summer LEAGUE RUNS FOR 12 SAVINGS PLAN WEEKS Bowl in COOL Comfort at Our Air Conditioned Alleys Phone 465-222- 9 WHERE YOU WORK U. S. SAVINGS NOW EARN 3 BONDS iNTEREST and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butler By Lenora Huish Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peay went to Roosevelt on Wed. where they visited at the home and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ter-voi- -t of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Butler recently returned from staying with them over night. to a trip Hamilton, Montana, The next morning they drove with the Grant Judd family, to Dutch John and Flaming friends of the Peays, who live on a big ranch therr. Enrcute Gorge Dam. A few friends and neighbor, home thew stayed over night at the home of Mrs. Peays met together at the home of brother, E. H. Peters and fam- Everett and Elsie Nelson Friday night. Each of them preily. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tervort pared a tasty dish of food which provided a delicious supper for those present. Included in the group were Maxine Moore, La Vona Thomas, Daphna Moore, Rhea Menlove, Maida Sadler, LeNeta Taylor, Della Mower, Vola Butler, Fer-rJacobson, Marie Ashton, Phyllis Woodard, Viola Cowan and the Nelsons. They presented a gift to Mrs. Nelson. The annual Rodeo Queen Mrs.Claudine Lafferty, Mrs. Contest is slated for Wed. May Sadie Peery, Mrs. Marie Cowan 30 at 8:00 p.m. in the Pleasant and Lenora Huish enjoyed a Grove Rodeo arena. This date luncheon and social which is the evening of Memorial was given by the Nebo Stake Day. Board of Relief Society honorAll girls, married or single, Ward prisidencies and 16 years of age or older, are ing secretaries, invited to try out for the Queen Center at Friday at the Social Spanish Fork. and her two attendants. Out Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peery of town judges will select the three winners on the basis of and daughter, Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lyman and horsemanship. No special costumes are required and the family attended a Mothers held regalia will not figure in the Day family 13, in American Fork CanMay competition. Cther entertainment features yon in honor of their mother, will include jackpot calf rop- Mrs. Rich (Jenie) Myers of Provo. ing, pole bending contest, calf Eight of her nine daughters riding for children and barrel with husbands were preracing for men and women. The sent. their Most of her forty grandis and admission invited public children were also is free. making 75 in the group to PG Will Hold Rodeo Queen Contest Wed. By Dorothy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tilby and children from Afton Wyo., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tilby. Mrs. J. Walker from American Fork visited at the home of her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Murdoch last week. Club "Genola Eager Beavers spent their first meeting at Spanish Fork livestock show. 11 swine and 2 dairy calfs and 1 bull were entered. They won 3 first first place, 5 second ribbons and 3 third place ribbons. The boys drew for the calf scramble. They were Theron Taylor, Roger Ewell, Richard- - Oberg and all won. There are nine members and Theron Taylor is their reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Christensen from Salt Lake visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Christensen the week end of Mothers Day. A birthday dinner was given in honor of Mrs. Alford Taylor last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Bradsguard from Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Taylor and family attended. son-in-la- w 4-- Army National Guard Sp ecialist Four Wayne Holden 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvu P, Holden, Payson, is schedulei to participate in exercise Mes; 1 k Drive, a joint Am-AiForce training maneuver at the Yakima (Wash.) Finn Center, May Over 26, 000 Army troops arc 1 airman will be engaged ir Mesa Drive, the largest join field training exercise held ir the Pacific Northwest. Th force will strike Aggressor the friendly forces in simulated attacks utilizing all type of weapons employed in modern warfare. Specialist Holden is a truck driver in Company B of 115th Engineer Battalion, a Utah Army National Guard unit which was recalled to active duty and now is located at Fort Lewis, Wash. two-wee- 1. Last Wed. The Genola Eager Beavters Went swimming at Arrowhead for their second meeting. TRY THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS c enjoy the visiting and lurch served. The one daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bliss are on a trip around the pic-ni- KEEP FREEDOM RINGING world, Mrs. Jean Booth and children and Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Orem, daughters and of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Thomas visited with their parents and sister, Elsie, on Sunday. Mr. Thomas who has been working in Salt Lake where he recently secured employment was home over the week Els-bu- ry con-in-la- w Hurst Community singing was conducted by Mrs. Alta Cowan, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Madoline Dixon. Prayer was by Mrs. Tanner. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Barnett and Cora Page. 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