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Show 2 THE PAYSON CHRONICLJ Thursday, April 2, 1970 News and views of Santaquih-Tinti- c (2)N1IKL--E Orchard Hills of Utah 35 West Utah Avenue, Payson, Utah PER Association 84651 BY The most beautiful evidence that God lives is opening before our very eyes! Do we even take a first cr second glance, or if we do see do we take all the precious miracles for granted? Im sure most of us have watched life rising into trees and buds and leaves, branches. forming on I looked in awe this morning at the small peach tree in our yard even in March life rises in it, the buds are now to opening stage. The tulips are up a hand-spa- n. rusti Founded 18B5 Beulah G. Bradley weekly newspaper established in 1888, published every Thursday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office in Payson, Utah 84651, under the act of Congress March 3, 1879. A winter-deaden- J. C. HENDERSON, Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Payson and Vicinity, $4.00 year, 2 years $7.50. Payson area: $4:50 per year. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Outside School News, Friday, 5:00 p.m.; DEADLINES: Advertising, Monday, 5:00 p.m.; Social News, Monday, 9:00 a.m. All other news & classified ads, Monday, 5:00 p.m. Pictures, Monday, 5:00 p.m.; All deadlines advanced one day when a holiday falls during the week. PLEASE ON BE The birds are swooping in from all directions are flying to and chattering from every limb, it is gay home chatter. Even the sun smiles much warmer and the grass already wears chlorophyll hue. Oh, Goid lives! Yes He holds all of these and so many unseen blessings in His hands He proffers all, and only God can truly do this miracle. I wonder if we, daily, think to really thank and to tell Him of our pray--t- o gratitude for these and all other blessings. I wonder do we show by striving to truly build His kingdom here. Oh, the glorious blessings from a living TIMEI Spring Lake Events Lenora Huish Phone are 465-263- 8 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Knapp are happily announcing the birth of a new grandchild, a grandson. Very proud parents of the baby boy are Gary and Jan Knapp. The new arrival was born Friday, March 20 at the Payson Hospital, weighing in at 9 12 Mrs. George LeFevre entertained her Present family at dinner on Saturday. and enjoying the dinner and visiting with their parents were Mr. and Mrs. Monte Wilson and four children from Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hofeling and two sons from Salt Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd LeFevre from Spanish Fork. He pro- gram. Mrs. Iris Deuel invited a number of friends to her home Thursday afternoon to a paint class to receive instruction in painting on velvet. The instructor is Mrs. Helen Adams of Payson. Those enjoying the instruction given were Thora Fisher, Olive Burnett, Neta Miller, Lenora Huish, Marva Loy Eggett, Jeri Carter and Mrs. Deuel. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Fisher on Sunday of last week were their son, Don Fisher, and his wife and their three daughters and one son from Salt Lake City. The occasion for their coming was, it was Dons birthday and his mother prepared a birthday dinner to honor him on his birthday. She made him a very lovely birthday cake. They had a pleasant time visiting together. In the afternoon they took the children up on the hill to fly their kites. STAKE NEWS On Making Memories was the theme of the Stake MIA Maids Dear to My Heart Standard night, held Tuesday, March 24, at the Stake Center. Over 90 mothers and daughters Attended the special event. Special guest speaker was Sister Alta Losse Taylor, of Springville, who spoke on the theme. She stood before a white giant fluted background featuring a large pink satin heart, outlined with twinkling lights and special memory pictures of a girls school days. Days featured were "A day with Dad, My Pets, My Friends, A star is born. first garden, Nancy Throckmorton and Trina Hudson represented the girls, also speaking upon the theme. Mothers who spoke were Idonna Crook, Joan Morris. Mia Maids and their mothers of Genola Ward sang, Dear To All those present at Sunday School Sunday morning enjoyed the Easter Program presented by the Sunday School. Giving talks were, Elvon Butler, Marylinn Lankford, Marie Depew, Dale Bascom, Susan Peery, Bob Menlove, Jane Lundell A quartet, Kris and Junior Lundell. Weight and Benson, Lynn Lynette Peery, Duane Menlove sang Behold the Great Redeemer Die" and the congregation sang Christ the Lord Is Risen. Miss Karla Peery and Miss Susan Peery who are attending the BYU were here on Sunday. Karla visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peery. Heart. Later refreshments were served from a table which featured punch bowls, and with My Mr. and Mrs. Elvon Butler are very happy to announce the birth of a new grandson. They now have twenty grandchildren, twelve grandsons and eight granddaughters. The little lad was born to their daughter, Barbara, and He was Leon Jensen of Goshen. born Friday night, March 27 at the Payson Hospital weighing in at 6 pounds 8 ounces. Very proud of their new baby brother are three sisters and one brother, Dana, Darlene, Carolyn and LynnJensenwhogreeted him warmly when he arrived home with his mother. Happy paternal grandparents Home on leave from the Armed Services is 3rd Class Yeoman Ken Crook. He is stationed with the Naval Branch of the service in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He came home to visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Crook and also to attend the general sessions of the LDS conference to be held April 4th, 5th and 6th in Salt a large hanging candelebra over the table. Guests were greeted at the door as they arrived by Sister June Heelis Stake MIA Counselor, and Sister Elna Fowkes, Stake MIA Maids Leader. Prayers were offered by MIA Maids, Julie Lofgran and Kaykie WaH. Emma Robbins, 86 yean next August, has served as Relief Society visiting teacher since 1903. Here she explains her calling to granddaughten Susan, left and Julie, center. Merrill at Murray. Mrs. Vola Butler was an overnight guest of Her son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Darrell Butler of Orem Saturday night. She attended fast meeting on Sunday with her sons family to see her great granddaughter who is a daughter of Dennis and Lynette Butler blessed and given the name of Anjanette. Mrs. Butler returned home Sunday afternoon. w, Elder Randy Kitteridge who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kitteridge has received a call to serve on a mission in the Central states. He wiU give his farewell talk in meeting Sunday night, April 5. The time is 6 p.m. GUkCllJILlLQCInl SEED Womens Canvas Shoes COMPARE! pair $1.99 McCulloch 250 Direct Drive each $2.99 Western Hats lb. $1.39 T Bone Steak Nalles Tang Salad Dressing Bottled Milk gal. plus deposit 48 Apples big crunchy delicious . . . . Plenty of Power for any qt. 49 1 Woodcutting Job! Reboraablo cylinder-lo- ng engine life. 40:1 fuel mix less smoke, greater economy each 7 f. Sugar 10 lbs. $1.29 Cookies 10 doz. 99 Large, easy-cleanair filter. Crti-Fro- h gal 79 Enclosed 2 gal $2.79, free. ed carburetor-d- irt handlebar convenient. Flush-c- uii SALEM, UTAH ut CHASE LUMBER COMPANY 50 Memories shared by visiting teacher Sister Emma Robbins of Santaquin South Ward who will be 86 years young next August, has been a Relief Society Visiting Teacher since 1903! She has a wealth of choice memeories connected with her precious caUing. As people all know, Relief Society Visiting Teaching is a choice Latter-Day-Sai- nt experience for thousands of sisters delegated to a special district; traveling to their homes monthly to give special love encouragement, and lovely messages from the Relief Society General Board and Ward president. Sister Robbins had a special glow as she talked of her calling, Ive always loved my visits on my district, and you You can be sure make so many friends. that they watched for her call and loved her also for her sweet disposition and devotion. As a young bride Sister Robbins moved to Santaquin and was called almost immediately by Sister Nettie Tietjen, president. She related that Visiting Teaching in those days was quite different than today. They always walked to the eight to LOWJRRICEL pair 99 Panty Hose ( Mr. and Mrs. Don Armstrong returned home Saturday night after a weekend trip to Las Vegas, Nevada. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trotter in Las Vegas. North Ward Den number 2 Cub Scouts receive awards. Shayne Ahlin Patrick Kelley. Back: Kirk Greenhalgh, DeGraffenried. Lake City, Utah. Yeoman Crook is with the Naval Investigative Service Office in Philadelphia and is also acting as a Home missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Philadelphia. He will return to his base on April 7. L to r, front: Lee Topham, Guyle Deuel and John Pack meeting MeetAt the Santaquin Wards Cub Pack 26 at the March ing held last Thursday, Stake Center, all three wards were in Den attendaftce, however the North Ward with Delores Wall as Den Mother . Spending the Easter weekend with their mother Mrs. Emma Robbins was Mrs.. Laura Ronnfeldt and daughter Loraine of Clearfield, Utah; Mrs. Novella Clark of Pleasant Grove, and Mrs. Elvern Chappie and her husband Roach of Spanish Fork, Utah. 2, achive-men- ts turned the following report of their for the press. Vernon Lofgran Cub Master made the The Cub Scouts have recently awards. received instruction on the use of tools and how to care for them. Their special coveres for project was to make wooden their own individual records on Scout work. They are seen holding their books. They also are holding special Easter Eggs Wilcock of they made assisted by Pansy of their recent meetings. at one Payson The following North Ward Cubs received these awards: Patrick Kelley, Bob Cat Pin; Kirk Greenhalgh, Assistant Den-n- er Bar; Guyle Deuel, Bob Cat Pin; John De Graffenried, Bob Cat Pin and Assistant Denner Bar. Other Cubs of the group are Shayne Ahlin and Lee Topham. Mrs. Emma Robbins received word of the birth of a new in Pleasant Grove on March 25. The new little girl is a daughter of Max and Joyce Robbins Hancock. The Hancocks have four other children aU being boys. Maternal grandparents of here are Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Robbins. Another maternal is Mrs. Vivian Roper of Santaquin. er Mrs. Robbins was also informed of the birth of another born in February to her granddaughter and grandson Duane and Jeanine Robbins who live in Roy, Utah. Jeanir.e is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Robbins former Jeanine and Duane Santaquin residents. have one other child a little boy Curtis. adopted baby girl who answers to the name Paternal grandparents are of Allison. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Porter of Joseph City, Arizona; great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andre Gonzales of El Paso, Texas; Mrs. Jane Porter, Joseph City, Arizona; and Mr. I. H. Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cannon of St. George, Utah. Ray Crook and son Doug of Lander, Wyoming spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Crook. MOVIES ARE FUN WITH A Check these EVERYDAY low low Prices A Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peterson and two children Jackie and Kristie of Roy, Utah stopped in Santaquin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kay enroute to Zions National Park for the Easter weekend. Also stopping the previous night at the Kay home were Mr. and Mrs. Max Fredrickson and family of Ogden, Utah. , Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Davis went to Riverton Saturday afternoon where they visited with his nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Olsen. They attended the baptismal service when their niece Shirley Ann Olsen was baptized. They also attended the Fast Day services on Sunday to see Shirley confirmed. Saturday night they stayed with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Save Money on our Complete Selection ruu Wall son-in-la- visited together. son-in-la- w, V2 A vacation trip was taken over the Easter weekend by Mrs. Dawn Warenski and two children Laiel and Scott when they accompanied Mrs. Warenskis parents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Christensen of Chester, Utah to Boise, Idaho. The group visited with a sister of Mrs. Warenski Mrs. Lee Word was received by Bishop and Mrs. Justin Lamb of the adoption of a baby w boy by their daughter Shirley and Roger Porter of Chambers, Arizona. The baby was born March 11 in a Phoenix Arizona hospital. The couple have another Mr. and Mrs. Hector Sadler are very happy to have their son. Bishop Gene Sadler, his wife, Suzanne and their children, Nathan and Rebecca from Palmyra New York who are in Utah for a vacation, visit with them on Easter Sunday. Their daughter and husband, James andMerlene Davenport visited with her parents and brother on Sunday. They all attended Sunday School and Fast Meeting with their parents and enjoyed a family dinner and year old son of Mr. and Jerry, Mrs. Dale Saunders met with an accident at school last week., While playing with some children on the school ground, Jerry accidentally fell and broke his left collar bone. He is getting along fine. the six Ice Cream trailer house Twelve year old Peggy Miller underwent surgery at the Payson City Hospital Sunday afternoon, March 29 for an acute attack of appendicitis. Peggy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ned Lee Deuel her small daughter from Payson visited at the home of her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Deuel. Vi several weeks in Santaquin in was Mr. and Mrs. David A. Peterson whose home is Oregon, but the couple spend the winter months in Arizona, Utah and California. They visit with friends and relatives. They are former Santaquin residents Spending their i Mrs. Carolyn Bullock has been conval-esin- g at her home the past week after undergoing surgery at the Payson Hospital. and . . 7 Mrs. Robert Peterson and family visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milan Jacobson on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Peterson and small daughter attended Sunday School with her mother. Mrs. Beatrice Y. Moore visited at the of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George LeFevre for four days last week. On Monday while she was here Mrs. Moore with her two daughters, Mrs. Anna LeFevre and Mrs. Iris Deuel visited for a while with Mrs. Cecil S. Peery. Mrs. Moore had not seen Mrs. Peery for quite a long time. . 754-34- Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Sherrie) Whitlow and three children of Great Lake IUinois arrived Saturday at the Tiomefif Mr. and Mrs. Vondell Painter. They came for the funeral of Carla Jane Augustus, infant daughter of Thomas and Barbara Painter Augustus. Mrs. Whitlow and Mrs. Augustus are sisters. Also visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VondeU Painter over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Duane (Marilyn) Woods and four children of Provo, Miss LaRae Butler from Kearns visited She was with relatives here on Sunday. a guest for dinner at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cowan. Before returning home she visited for a while with an aunt, Lenora Huish and an uncle, Ray Huish. home BULK garden God. Mrs. Thelma Butler recently enjoyed a trip to Manti with her sister, Doris and her husband, Edmund Jensen. They spent the. day at the Manti Temple and enjoyed going through three sessions at the Temple. The Ward Primary Family Hour, was presented. by the Primary children in the Sunday night meeting held at the Ward Chapel under the direction of the presidency, Jerrolynn Menlove, Connie Saunders and Marie Ashton and the teachers. A large crowd of parents and friends was present to hear the very interesting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jensen of Goshen. . is their first child. Other happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Verl Phillips of Eureka. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Carter. pounds. ed Santaquin NewsPhoneNotes Mrt. Delia Hudson Eest Utah Ave. PAYSON, UTAH 5 ' v ten families on their district. Sisters often offered flour, sugar, box blueing, and other commodities to help the poor, and boxes of groceries, soap, spices etc. also were carried and taken to the Ward Relief Society President. , Emma Robbins has always taken her calling very seriously onetime just a few years ago, she walked several blocks to her Visiting Teaching and Theology Meeting in snow that reached to crotch. Emma seldom missed, she always went through snow, rain, . mud and whatever the handicap. She has served as a Counselor and Work Director in Relief Society; as First Counselor to Sister Mary Kirkman, in Primary; and again as her First Counselor in Religion Classes; she also was a Sunday School teacher. Perhaps many of her dependability traits were fashioned as a young girl who had to rear her mothers new born baby, her mother dying in childbirth. Many times she use to catch fish with bare hands to stretch the food fare where they lived in Loa, Utah. This crowning young mother achivement her to later rear her own seven children and surely the old adage really is true her adversity became her character stepping stones to serve so long and faithfully. helped mr4 P tv . k:V" r,) c .v I S |
