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Show Page Eight THE ,j SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD ' November 19 1959 " " " " " II II II J JL Jt JL JC Social uentd 0 the lAJeeh (T .. lv 7t- - 'f 5e M v tc- - 5f ?f u . Camp Calico DUP Has Fine Program Camp Calico DUP meeting at the home of Mrs. Olive Por- ter on Thursday of last week, heard an interesting program. Mrs. June Blanchard gave the history of her grandmother, Harriet Suzannah Peery and Mrs. Ella Reynolds gave the lesson on "Memoirs from Let-ters of the Past." There were fifteen members in attendance and after the program refreshments were served. Hostesses for the afternoon were, besides Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Ellen Larsen and Mrs. Anna Johnson. i - , X. Mrs. Jane Stewart who was guest of honor at a dinner party given by her family to celebrate her 80th birthday. Mrs. Jane Stewart Notes Birthday At Family Dinner The family of Mrs. Jane Stewart joined in celebrating her 80th birthday on Sunday of last week, with forty-tw- o family members meeting for dinner at the family residence, 698 South Main St. Mrs. Stewart is a native of Spanish Fork being a daughter of early settlers Franklin and Louise Pace. After her mar-riage she came to Springville to live and resided in the vi-cinity of her present home for more than fifty years. During her earlier life, Mrs. Stewart was active in church work, especially in Primary and has also worked in Relief Society. Her sons and daughter, hus-bands and wives, all of whom were at the birthday dinner, include: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stewart, Mrs. Sara Bell Stewart of Spanish Fork, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Peay and their families. Eighteen of 20 grand-children were in attendance. One grandson is in Germany and the other unable to attend, lives in Omaha, Nebr. She also has seventeen great grandchil-dren. During the day, she had a number of near-relativ- es and friends call to see her includ-ing a sister, Mrs. Rebecca Nielson of Spanish Fork and friends, Mrs. Florence Rey-nolds and Mrs. George Borror of this city. Mrs. Stewart lives alone, does her own housework and enjoys visiting with relatives and friends and going to church. Chortling. juenl5 Young Marrieds First Ward Group $ Young marrieds of the First ward MIA announce their $ meeting for Sunday at 8:30 V p.m., at the church, will fea- - ( ture a continuation of the les- - $ son on, Jesus the Christ, pre-- j sented by Merrill Hansen. An , invitation is extended to all 4 young married folks of the ward to attend. The meetings are held on the second and v fourth Sunday evenings of the month. y, Twelft Ward R. S. Bazaar ! if' The Twelfth ward is spon- - soring a Bazaar and Bake Sale '$ Friday beginning at 10 a.m., 4 under direction of President j Delores Crandall. A variety of' gifts as well as many items of ' good home-cooke- d food will be 0 offered during the day. Family Members Enjoy Birthdays Seventeen little guests help-ed Diane Thorn celebrate her 8th birthday Saturday, the time being spent with games and lunch. On Sunday, she and her fa-ther, Grant were guests at a birthday dinner given by Mrs. Thorn with guests including: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thorn and children, Mrs. A. O. Thorn and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dalton of Provo. During the afternoon visits from four aunts, Mrs. Jennie Sanford of this city and Mrs. Maude Erdmann, Mrs. Eliza Bringhurst and Mrs. Sammy Finch were also enjoyed. . Primary Group Holds Social i s Thirty two parents and Pri-jhma-officers and stake lea-ders attended the Eighth ward Home Builders party in the j ward early Sunday evening. Mrs. Precilla LeRoy and Mrs. ) Lance were special guests j from the stake. June Blanchard introduced the teachers: Olive Porter of the Gay Notes; Barbara Brown, j Bluebirds; Carol Helquist, Sea- - gulls. Mrs. Porter welcomed the guests and announced the pro-gram which included talks by the girls on subjects pertain- - ing to their lessons. Mrs. Ida. P. Fullmer sends greetings to her many friends in Springville along with her subscription to the Herald from their home in Monterey, Calif. i - i ' ' i f ' 4J r " , " I"' - 'J I ' v;'v i ' - i f"l-- "v :. ..';'! " '"'-i-t j . . ' " j Miss Marion Joyce Steenblik, whose marriage to Richard R. Fullmer in the Salt Lake Temple, is being planned for Wed-nesday, November 25. Marion Joyce Steenblik Engaged To Richard Fullmer of Mapleton Nuptial news of interest to a wide circle of relatives and friends here reveals the engagement and approaching marriage of pretty Miss Marion Joyce Steenblik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roelof Steenblik of Rose Park Circle, Salt Lake City, to Richard Rucker Fullmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Fullmer of Mapleton. The wedding is being planned for Wednesday, Novem-ber 25, in the Salt Lake Temple and the couple will be honored at a reception at the Rose Park Stake House the evening of November 27. The bride-ele- ct has chosen her sister Sheila as maid of honor and Catherine Alberta Joseph, bridesmaid. Petite Peg-gy Ann Stuki, a niece of the bride, will be flower girl. Vern Young will perform best man duties for the groom. Miss Steenblik, who resides in Provo, is a graduate of University of Utah and has completed a dietetic internship at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn. Richard, a graduate of Springville High School, is pres-ently enrolled at Brigham Young University. He recently fulfilled an LDS mission in the North Central States. Following their marriage the couple will make their home in Provo. ft Mrs. Keith Davis and two if daughters accompanied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carrell & Waters of Provo to Idaho Falls, i: last week to see the new baby $ born to her sister Thelma ;l)e (Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cor- - 0 rey). j Camp Mountain View DUP Conducts Meet November meeting of Camp Mountain View DUP was held at the home of Mrs. Lela C. Sumsion. Vice captain Cora S. Phillips conducted the meeting. Mrs. Melva Steele gave the history of her grandfather, Samuel Sinfield. Class leader Thelma C. Clark gave the lession on Pioneer Letters. Ernadean Banner played two selections on the accordian. Those assisting Mrs. Sum-sion with refreshments were: Dorothy Wheeler, Irene Etrong and Jennie Sanford. Camp Springville DUP Holds Meeting Camp Springville DUP meet-ing at the home of Mrs. Chloe Hone, enjoyed a program com-prising a history and the les-son. Mrs. Florence Ekker gave the lesson on letters of the past. The history of Sarah Hutch-inson, an aunt of Mrs. Edith Wheeler and the history of Mrs. Wheeler, were given by a daughter, Mrs. Shirley W. Brailsford. Two vocal duets were given by Mrs. Brailsford and Mrs. Vera W. Zobell. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Donna Baker, vice-capta- in and concluded with refreshments served by Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Erma Hansen and Mrs. Maggie Wood. Next meeting of the camp will be in the form of a Christmas party. talking's more relaxed on a bedroom extension phone nine new colors . . . to order, call any business office of Mountain States Telephone n j I vf It! It's well to lay out a s schedule for the I a day's work, but it's 'rJ more important to 'P Neighborly Funeral Servict ' m for Three Generations! ii ffl It I r ! 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Legion members were guests of the Legion Auxiliary at their November meeting last Wednesday at Memorial Hall with Unit President Marva Da-vis in charge. She introduced the depart-ment president, Mrs. Elva Wig-na- il and the department secre-tary, Mrs. Ruby Farnsworth who spoke briefly. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Sterling Price, national defense chairman, who introduced the guest speaker, Judge Joseph E. Nelson. Emphasizing the importance of constant guarding of our rights and freedoms Judge Nel-son urged a better knowledge of the history of our country. A knowledge of how we at-tained our freedom will be the best defense of that freedom, he said. Music was furnished by Mrs. A. LeRoy Erickson and Mrs. Max Sumsion who played two piano duets and by Mrs. Er-nest Boyer who gave a melody of patriotic selections, accom-panied on the piano by Mrs. Sumsion. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting to ap-proximately forty members and guests. Hostesses for the evening were: LaRue Walker, Lola Weight, Elnora Pennington, Gladys Pennington, Mary Weight, Venice Beal and Afton Clark. Three men from Springville were among 182 students who accepted bids to fraternities at Utah State University recently, Evan N. Stevenson, coordinator of student activities anounced. New pledges include: Richard Peirce, Springville, Sigma Phi Epsilon; John Sumsion, Spring-ville, Sigma Nu; Merrill Bar-ney, Springville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ran-dall of Arcadia, Calif., visited briefly one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harmer in Springville. He is a nephew of Mr. Harmer and is also a brother of Mrs. Lewis Clegg of this city. "Behind every successful man you'll find a woman who has nothing to wear." Har-old Coffin. VFW to Give Doll Away November 23 Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary are working to complete the ward-robe for their Doll to be given away on November 27, the evening that Santa arrives in Springville. The doll and her beautiful wardrobe are being exhibited in the Bakery window. The lucky ticket holder does not have to be present but the name will be exhibited one day and then another one will be posted. Plans for the doll project were completed at a meeting of the Auxiliary Tuesday even-ing at the home of Mrs. Mc-Vo- y Tipton, wherp. each mem-ber brought a Christmas idea. Refreshments concluded the evening entertainment. |