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Show atTUST 15, 1941 WSJ - tup "ULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH PAGE FIVE Igopperton NoteTi U I; Touch- Mt Wednesday after spending several days here visit-wi- g her son and daughter-in-law- , Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McKellar. Mr and Mrs. P. o. Loveless and family spent last and Thursday friday at Kill Kare on the Hrovo river. Mr. and Mrs. Glen lrano of Lehi spent Saturday at the Loveless home. Mr. Trane is a nephew of Mrs. Loveless. Mrs. Ben Price came home luesday alter visiting several days with her mother, Mrs. Jo-seph Anderson of Union. Mr. and Mrs. Price and Mr. and Mrs. n-an- Finnis enjoyed a picnic Sunday at Tanner's Flat Mr and Mrs. O. H. Warner left Monday for a few days in the Uintah Basin. They visited John Meranda, Mrs. Warner's father-Mrs- . J. W. Mitchell left Tues-day to return to her home in Salt Lake City after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Santistevan, her son-in-la- and daughter, for several days. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Jensen were Mr and Mrs. P. D. Jensen of tphraim, Mr. Jensen's Darents. Mrs. ,ateTn.T?n at the home of Rogers. The girls pre-pared and served the meal Mrs Wayne Hansen and daughters, Joyce and Jan-ice, celebrated the latter's birth-day Sunday in American Fork. They visited Mr. and Mrs. R A Adams. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J H Col-ya- r were Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Nester of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Garn Swain were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S W Jacques at dinner and a show m Salt Lake City Sunday even-ing. Enjoying a five-da- y trip to Bryce, Zion and Grand Canyon national parks. Mr. and Mrs F L. Wideman and children, Helen Betty and Charles, returned home Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith were home Friday after spending a few days with Mrs. Smith's sis-ter, Mrs. H. R. Tietjen of Mon-roe. The Smiths were also guests of Mrs. Smith's cousin, Mrs. Harry Keats of Richfield, and made a trip to Fish lake Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Dnm an ;ni ' iTDewey Knudsen feyioS ,S evening at seven school audi-tfyon- e is invited to LB planned include a He three to seven year l i; Pledge of allegiance Miss far a reading by Ganimeil; vocal solo, I sJaiir solo, War- - SJ'tap dance, 11 year I,, vocal duet, Maurine li Shirley Mayne; piano C rmr Isbell; reading, Carol 7vocal solo, Ned Brown; 1 Bonnie June Olsen; - solo, Colleen Robison; olo Johnny Landenberg- - 'im'solo, Janice Hansen- - r s Moore and son, of Pampa, Texas, were home unexpectedly Aug- - 3nd Mrs. Heber Nichols, j Mrs. Charles Sullenger R. G. Frazier, Mrs. L. C. Jones and Mrs. Louis Buchman. Bridge was played and the prize won by Mrs. Wade, who was ,also presented with a beautiful com-pact as guest prize. Sweet peas were the flowers chosen for the luncheon table. The Copperton playground team traveled to Bingham Tues-day to meet the Bingham play-ground's softball team. Copper-to- n won the first game 4-- 3. Bing-ham then won the second game by the same score. Thursday ev-ening a watermelon bust was enjoyed by the Copperton soft-ba- ll team at the Utah Copper company park. Robert Wells, son of Mrs. Elea-nor Wells, left for Butte, Mont., Sunday to visit relatives for two weeks. Mrs. Eleanor Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lovelett and dau-ghters of Salt Lake City left Mon-day for two weeks in Loveland, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parkin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reu-ben Wiberg and family of Riv-erto- n and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson and family of Draper enjoyed a picnic supper August 7 at the Storm mountain picnic grounds in Big Cottonwood can-yon. Mrs. Bert Kinsey and son, John of Copperfield, visited last Friday at the Lewis Parkin home. Mrs. L. E. Barnett and daugh-ters, Ruth, Rae and Jackie re-turned last Friday from a three-wee- k visit in Marysvale with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rosequist, who are parents of a son, Phil Jr., born July 30 at Marysvale. Mrs. Rosequist is the former Miss Rose Barnett. From Hailey, Idaho, comes news that Miss Betty Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Barnett, that she finds her work at Hailey Clinical hospital fas-cinating. She's learning to be a laboratory technician and is es-pecially concerned at present with y. son, Norman, spent the week-end in Ely, where Norman danc-ed on a program arranged by Roy Stockdale. Mr. and Mrs. A A. Larsen of Midvale were guests of the Domans Tuesday. Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Doman are sisters. Mrs. Robert Cole, Mrs. Maude Deakin and Mrs. Guy Beckstrom visited Mrs. Agnes Householder of American Fork Sunday even-ing. Mrs. Fanny Smith of Salt Lake City and Mr. Wright of Los An-geles were guests Sunday at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gammell and family spent Sunday in Am-erican Fork visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hansen. Mrs. John M. McKellar of r and Mrs. Guy Beckstrom 'cdnesday morning for a trip to Yellowstone na-par- k. They will return way of Cheyenne. Ruth Rebekah lodge No. O.F., met Tuesday even-u- e home of Mrs. Joseph ding the week-en- d at were Mr- - and Mrs. en and sons, Bruce :nt. They visited Mr. asen's brother, Donald risen, and fished on the river. ler guests Monday at the ;f Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Col-tr- e Mr. and Mrs. C. U. of Pengilly, Minn. vely luncheon was enjoy- - the club girls Mon- - Miss Zoe Jensen arrived Tues-day from New York City. She stopped over in Denver to visit her sister, Mrs. Verner Dunn, nee Miss Maud Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Jensen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McMullin, now at Heber. Spending Tuesday in Ameri-can Fork canyon were Mr. and Mrs. Cyral Coward and daugh-ters, Betty and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Coward and family and Mrs. Robert Coward-Mr- . and Mrs. W. A. Stringer and family arrived home Satur-day from a trip to Burley, Idaho. They were guests of Mrs. String-er's sister, Mrs. Clyde Ross. Miss Joyce Ross returned home with them for a week at Copperton. Mrs. Joe Larsen left August 2 for Sandpoint where she will visit indefinitely with her moth-er, Mrs. Emmeretta Crisp, who is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Durnford had as week-en- d guests Mr. and Mrs. Carter S- Grand and sons, Howard and Stuart Russell, of Murray. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larsen were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole, Mrs. Heber Cole of Ogden and Mrs. Lund of Salt Lake City. Miss Elaine Loader of Pleasant Grove left Wednesday after visiting at the Larsen home. Miss Gladys Disce of Moroni visited Monday evening with Miss Mary Frances Frazier, her room mate at Wasatch academy. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brisk left Tuesday morning for four days' fishing at Fish lake. Attending the Mower reunion held at Vivian park, Provo can-yon, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Pearson and children; Mr-an- Mrs. Ernest Poulsen and family; Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Burgess and children of Castle Gate, son-in-la- w and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pearson who have been visiting at Copperton. Re-turning with the group for a few days' visit were Mr. and Mrs. Jordan H. Mower of Fairview and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Madsen and two children of Mt. Pleasant. Guests at the Ernest Poulsen home Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hancock and Nancy and Mike of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brisk and son, Allen, visited Saturday and Sunday in Richfield with Mr. Brisk's sister and brother-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. M. Medwick. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Hatch re-turned Tuesday from a two-week- s' motor trip, having ac-companied Mrs. Hatch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultz of Magna, to the funeral of her pa-ternal grandfather, R. E. Schultz of Corning, Mo. A few days' stay in Denver, Colo., was enjoyed by the group. A buffet supper was given Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Buchman. A handsome hand embroidered cloth covered the table, centered with white and pink asters and with lighted white candles in crystal holders. Mrs. H. L. Garrity and Mrs. H- C. 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Mr- and Mrs. Al Tassainer, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Baese and son, Carl J., Delores Downard and Norma Richter spent last week-end visiting relatives and friends in Vernal. Norman F. MacNeil, on report lo the reception center at the corps area service command at Fort Douglas, was assigned to the ordnance department at the Aberdeen Proving Ground, Mary-land. Norman is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. MacNeil of Copperton. John Deck Henricks, drafted last week by Selective Service board No. 16, has been assigned to the Infantry Replacement Training center at Camp Wolters, Texas. Miss Louise and Miss Joy Bentley were hostesses at a show-er for Mrs. Joe Rakich at her home at 372 Main street Friday evening. Gladioli were used in the living room. The 16 guests played Five Hundred and were served a tasty luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs. E. J. Householder, Mrs. Rakich and Mrs. Anna May Lavat. Miss Donna Tibbie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tibbie, spent her fourteenth birthday at Copperton with Miss Beth Cow-del- l. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Marriott left Sunday for ten days in Los Angeles and Whittier, Cal, on a combined business and plea- sure trip. Miss Shirley Jean Schoepf of Denver plans to leave tomorrow for her home after visiting here the past two weeks witli an un-cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam L. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Carl Miller moved into the Panos apartments Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Al Wade c? Ox-ford, Ohio, and Mrs. R. G. Fraz-ier left Sunday for a week in the southern Utah national parks. Dr. Frazier was unable to accom-pany the group because of flood damages to the Utah Copper hos-pital. Mrs. John Caulfield of Salt Lake City returned to her home Monday after a two weeks' stay in Bingham and Copperton with her sons, Thomas Caulfield and James Caulfield, and their fam-ilies. Miss Fanny Arnos of Chicago is a guest this week of her cous-ins, Anast J. Chipian and Mrs. Charles Dimas. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hocking and daughter, Janice, left Mon-day for Gray's lake, Idaho, to spend a week with friends. LOCALNOTES Mrs. T. F. Schneitter and dau-ghter, Lou Ann, of St. Joseph, Mo., a sister and niece of Paul Webb, of the Webb Drug com-pany, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Blodg-e- tt of Tucson, Ariz., visited in Bingham three days this week, leaving for their homes Tues-day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Contratto of San Jose arrived Saturday ev-ening for a two-week- s' visit here with Miss Margaret and Miss Leona Contratto. Mrs. John La-bor- oi of Helper came Monday to spend a few days with her sis-ters, Miss Margaret and Miss Leona, and brother, Jack Con-tratto. The entire party plans to go to Helper Saturday to spend a few days at the Laboroi home. Mrs. R. L. Cunlifi'e and Mrs. James McCray of Los Angeles and Mrs. Arthur Fike visited Mrs. Elmo Nester in Salt Lake City the evening of August 8. Mrs. Laura Tampakis enter-tained 12 members of her sewing club last night at her home. Miss Faye Apostal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- - Christ Apostal, is vacationing at Green lake and in Roosevelt until September 1. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marsh of Los Angeles arrived Sunday ev-ening to spend two weeks here' with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Marsh of Copperton and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Timo-thy. Mr. Marsh is a medical stu-dent at University of Southern California. The fall term begins September 22. Mr. and Mrs. Don Godfrey were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blakely at U.S. Mine. Miss Mary Ash of Los Angeles, a niece of Bishop and Mrs. David C. Lyon, is a week-en- d guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Lou'Lyon. Mrs. J. A. Carpentier and her son and daughter-in-law- , Mr. and Mrs. A. G- - Carpentier spent the week-en- d in Richfield with Mrs. Carpentier's mother, Mrs. Stena Larsen. Mrs. Delia Prigmore of Salt Lake City spent the week-en- d visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Prigmore. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest I. Adams of 69 Carr Fork moved Saturday into a new home at 19 Pioneer |