| Show George Nephi long-time resident of Duchesne I and vicinity will celebrate birthday February with family and friends DUCHESNE George Nephi Casper will observe his birthday February 13 at the Senior Citizens' Center in He was born in Mill near Salt Lake a son of Wll-J Ham Nephi and Agnes who has worked as a lumberman and most of his working has lived in and in Utah at Mountain Duchesne and He is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day He married Eva Maud Miles in Summit in She died and is buried in the Tabiona His daughters and sons are Clarence and Mae Casper and He has 19 grandchildren and 17 Family members plan to visit him during the evening at the rest home and share birthday cake with Other relatives and friends are invited to visit him on his birthday and at other since he is enjoying fair health and looks forward to these A Clarence reports his health is fairly good but his eyesight is giving him a little She says he surely does enjoy his folks and friends when they visit him that they are welcome to drop in to see him at Casper has always been a man that was happiest when he was around He has always been a great guy to When he used to sing at many of the social gatherings wherever he He also used to like to run foot races and was very good at it ROOK CLUB MEETS AT ROUSE HOME and Burt Rouse were hosts to their Rook Dinner Club Wednesday of last week at their Enjoying the luscious meal and game of Rook were Mr and Neill and Lloyd and Leland and Sam and Keith Mr and Ray Hansen and and Carl NEW ARRIVAL Home with her new baby and feeling fine is Tom The 7 boy was born to the at noon January 20 in This is the third son for the They also have a little Receiving the birthday tidings were Mr and Steven San and and Mrs Edwin there is also a great Mrs Ruby Duchesne Elementary school pupils were sent home Monday morning because of heating system trouble at the Duchesne Elementary A f TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY George Nephi longtime resident of this it ill observe his birthday February with family and friends at the Senior Citizens' Center in and Archer Wirth were dinner guests of and E. F. Wehking in Vernal The evening seminal and Vocal which was in charge of A. L associate Fine Arts Utah State was cancelled when the participants experienced car failure and did not reach town until after 9 00 p.m. a former instructor in music at Duchesne High had a meeting date in Provo the temptation of being so close to old friends lured them out our way before they returned to Monticello where Mr Davis is now and Mrs J Keith Duke and family came from then-home in Myton Friday evening to keep the birthday anniversary eve of Duke's Helen with her and were her overnight Lloyd Florence Poul- son and Norris at- tended funeral services Wed- i at Heber for Charles M. The deceased was father of Marden former county agricultural agent for Duchesne and now head of the District Extension Service of the Utah State and Elden R. Wilcken visited Saturday with their Duchesne area friends who are staying at the Stewart Nursing Home in Those visited included Ray George Nephi May Hoyt and Annie These senior citizens were happy to have callers and asked that others of their friends be reminded they would enjoy hearing from a a a telephone |
