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Show 1 The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1967 Santaquin News By Della Hudson The annual Relief Society birthday party of the 1st and 2nd wards is scheduled for Friday, March 17. A good old Fashioned Apron and overal a hot party is planned with 7 6 p.m. to p.m. from supper hometown drama, fashion show, to talent and square dancing The party follow the supper. is for adults both men and women. Presidents of both wards, Mrs. Zaloma Goodall and Mrs. Nola Rae Olson, are heading the arrangements with officers, teachers and members assisting. It will be held in the Santaquin - Tintic Stake House. Visiting at the Walter home this week are Mrs. Sylvia Thompson and son, Kenneth Thompson of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Miss Anna Lee Smith of Henderson, Nevada. Also visiting at the Horrocks home over the week end was Mrs. Ralph Hale, Salt Lake, and Mrs. William B. Loy of Orem. Hor-roc- ago Mr. Clisby Robinson of Washington spent a at the home of Mr. A week ks and Mrs. Republic, few hours and Mrs. Walter Horrocks. at her home Thursday night. There were 9 members present to enjoy a hot supper and cards. Prizes went to Mrs. Marie Kay, Mrs. Hazel Kay and Mrs. Alice Armstrong. Mrs. J. H. Kay entertained members of the Centerfield Sewing Club at her home Sat. afternoon. There were 8 members and two guests present to enjoy a hot dinner, sewing and social chat. The Firemens Auxilliary held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Hore Monday night. President Norma Lee Peterson conducted. Kathle Tischner, fireman and city councilman talked of the prospects of a new fire station and other matters of importance. There were ten present and refreshments were served. Chief Santaquin DUP held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Dot York Camp afternoon. Mrs. Grace Kester and Mrs. Matilda Bascom assisted with hostess duties. Captain Vivian Roper Mrs. Evelyn Kay conducted; read a history of Sarah Slus-sNisonger, Mrs. Maude gave the lesson on Heber C. Kimball, pledge to the flags by Mrs. Arvilla Carter. A history of the U. S. Flag was given by Mrs. Grace Kester. A tray luncheon was served to 13 present. Thursday er Hol-lad- ay Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Peterson of Cedar City are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Peterson and other friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Green-halaccompanied Mrs. Blaine Wilson and two children and Mrs. Gaylen Peterson to San Diego, California where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greenhalgh and family. They also visited relatives in Riverside, Calif. gh Mrs. Ted Ahlin entertained members of the Social 500 club Camp Summit DUP held their meeting in the Stake House Thursday afternoon with South Utah County President Mrs. Irean Peterson conducting. Acting as hostesses were Mrs. Melvina Jolley and Mrs. Beulah Bradley. Mrs. Beulah Bradley led the singing and Edna Steele was at the piano. A his- - Mrs. Loren Johnson was recent host to her sisters, Mrs. Ava Ragland and Mrs. Eleda Stacy, of Pocatello, Idaho. They spent a week in Payson at the home of Mrs. Johnson and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Sterl Taylor and family while in the area. from their daughter, Lois, that she and her husband, H. L. Kirchschlager, and baby Christa, 7 months, have departed for Owerri, Nigeria. Mr. Kirchschlager is associated with the Department of State and will be the advisor to the Industrial Development Department, for the government of Nigeria. They left from Huston, Texas, where they have made their s home recently. Mrs. Edna C. Jones spent Thursday at the Mt. View Camp of the 7th Ward PUP in Provo held at the home of Deseret Bullock. tory was given by Mrs. Melvina Jolley and the lesson in part by Irean Peterson, Floris Broadbent and Harriet Hudson. Refreshments were served to 8 present. Junior Butler is in the Utah Valley hospital where he underwent surgery on his back last Friday. Mrs. Maude Miller was taken to the Utah Valley hospital Mar. 6. She is the mother of Mrs. Albert Hudson. son-in-l- Mrs. Max (Norma) Holman of Santaquin underwent surgery on her back Monday morning in the Utah Valley hospital. MINOT Mrs. Mary Houghton underwent Monday in the surgery Payson hospital. SENATOR EUGENE J. MCCARTHY Sen. McCarthy will speak at Utah Democratic Dinner Hugh C. Bringhurst, chairman of the 1967 Jefferson-Jackso- n announces that Day, Minnesota Senator Eugene J. McCarthy will he guest speaker for the annual Democratic fundraising event scheduled for April 1st. Final arrangements were made in Washington D. C. for the appearance of Senator Me Carthy by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss. Senator McCarthy has served in Congress since election to the House of Representatives in 1948 from Minnesotas Fourth Congressional District. He served in this capacity for ten and then in 1958 was elec- years ted to the United States Senate. Senator McCarthy is a member of the Council on Religious Freedom and Public Affairs of t h e National Conference of Christians and Jews; the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Commission; and the Board of Federal Union, Inc. In November, 1964, he was elected to a second six year term in the United States Senate. He serves on the two most important committees in the Senate; Finance and foreign loans. Senator McCarthy is widely known as a speaker and writer on political, economic, and social problems. He has contributed articles to many journals and has spoken at forums and Electric Shaver Clinic Friday, March 17 pedal Clean and lubricate entire shaver New cutter springs Newhairstoppers and dust covers New oscillator installed when required Just . BY ARBA YOUR FAMILY WANTS YOU HOME TONIGHT conferences in this country and abroad. He is the author of five books. The 1967 Jefferson-Jackso- n Day is sponsored by the Utah Democratic Committee, Ray L. Pruett, State Chairman, and will be held at the University of Utah Union Building. The event begins at 7:00 p.m. Saturday, April 1, with dinner followed by entertainment speaker. and the guest $12.50 donation tickets may be obtained from any Demo- cratic district chairman or from the Utah State Democratic Committee, 1202 Newhouse Hotel Building, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. PIN PAL Won Lost Team Franks Pharmacy Lucilles Lounge Wilsons Style Shoppe Alveys Truck Line 31 31 20 20 5 5 16 16 Mrs. Edna C. Jones attended the wedding of he- - sisters grandson, Mr. Larry Don Hill and Mary Arnold held at Salt Lake City. She attended with her brothers, R. L. Mitchilland Ernest W. and wife of Spanish Fork and her sister Florence Mitchell of Payson. So . . . drive carefully Keep your car good running order in Work for highway modernization AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION I IN PAYSON $eneds CATERING SERVICE hJeMtuji Ou COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE We Take Care of Every Detail Mr. and Mrs. William Stickney. otoners Phone 465-27- 15 Payson. Utah 45 West 7th South Kimber Lee Clark, daughter of John D. and Karan Clark is in the Utah Valley Hospital. Snow White Dry 1812 1712 Cleaning 20 16 Utah Valley Transit Schwartz Lumber 712 2812 HTS Wilsons Style Shoppe 1749 641 HTG Franks Pharmacy 475 HIS Sandra Armstrong 212 H1G Sandra Armstrong FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES A (HU pinning Remington factory representative will be here to give expert advice and service on: TUNE-U- P The Road Report ur of Eldon Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Peterson, is in the Utah Valley hospital with back surgery. announces: merly of Payson, writes that she is leading an interesting and productive life in Southern California as a teacher in adult education and through various LDS church programs. She is associated with the Whittier Adult Education program, clothing division, and the past two years has added arts and crafts to her classes, which she has extended to LDS groups. Through her work, she has become known to thousands of Southland arts and crafts enthusiasts, according to the California Intermounweekly, tain News, serving the Mormon Colony in Southern Calif. she completed a Recently, series of seminars sponsored by the Brigham Young University California Center for Education. Over 1600 women attended the five-hodemonstrations in Arts and Crafts, scheduled on week-en- d dates from Santa Barbara south to some ten stake centers on the west coast. These seminars featured new . twists in working with paper mache, the old art of Decou-pag- e, which is receiving a tremendous revival along the latest uses of Swiss Straw. Rhea is the wife of Brandt Jorgensen, a geologist, formerly of Salem, and with him spent some of the war years in Guam where she was a teacher in a native school. She writes that she had many fond memories of Nebo Stake Tavernacle, where she was graduated from Payson High School, recalling that she gave a reading at the exercises. She later attended Brigham Young University. An active member of the LDS church, she has served as Stake Relief Society president in the Whittier stake and in many other capacities. She closed her letter by stating that Its strange how we go our various ways, yet the ties of home are always with us. ng Mr. and Mrs. George Ainge of Payson have received word - KEK BftUG RHEA WILSON JORGENSEN Rhea Wilson Jorgensen, for- Erma Shuler, Payson, and Madge Fairbanks, Salt Lake City, recently spent a week in Las Vegas, Nev., at the home of Violet Harper. They made the trip with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shuler, Salt Lake City, who went on to visit with their son, Michael, and wife and three children, who recently moved from Salt Lake City to Santa Ana, Calif. Mrs. Harper, widow of the late W, C.(Skeets) Harper, plans a trip in the near future to the Bahama Islands with a friend she will join in Florida. 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