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Show April 7, 1960 THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Page Nine Mapleton Relief Society notes birthday at special program Mrs. Carl DeFiore of Payson entertained the women of the Mapleton Second ward Relief Society at their annual birth-day party with an outstanding i musical program. Some orig-- i inal poems were read by Mrs. ' Olive Whiting. Introducing the program was Mrs. Reed Ben-- ; nett. A delicious luncheon- - was served at noon at long tables beautifully centered with yel-low daffodils. Spending Sunday in Sandy with their daughter and son-in-la- w Mr. and Mrs. Dick Booth and family were Mr. and Mrs. Verl Jensen. A good representation of of-ficers and teachers of the Mapleton ward Primary were in attendance at general con-ference in Salt Lake City last Friday. Included in the group were Delna Cazier, Donna Reiske, Lola Jensen, Grace Norwood, Carma Rasmussen, Rhea Williams, Colleen Bush-nel- l, Rowena Palmer, Bernita Hurst, Golda Murray, Wanda Fullmer, Garnita Dotson, Ron-ell- a Taylor and Barbara Erd-ma- n. Grace Norwood, Carma Rasmusson, Rhea Williams and Colleen Bushnell sang in the Teacher's Chorus. Nordika from Air Force mission in Tur-key and the family are now moving to Alabama to make their home and where he will receive additional schooling in the Air Force. The Hastings have five children. While the Hastings were here a family dinner was en-joyed at the Mendenhall home which was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mendenhall and family of Price, Mr. and Mrs. Mehr of Sandy and the Kenneth Jensens of Magna. Receiving honors as an out-standing member of the Springville FFA Chapter at the recent state convention of Future Farmers of America was Raymond Hales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reid M. Hales. Achievement records were the basis of the selection. Barker attended the Stake meeting on Thursday. Mrs. Helen Wiscombe has gone to Wapells, Idaho to be with her sister Ardith, (Mrs. Raymond Jensen) who is ser-iously ill. Mrs. Gretha Andreason has been in the Utah Valley hos-pital for mouth surgery. A St. Patrick's theme was used in the rooms and serv-ing when Mrs. Burton Warren entertained the members of the Sierra Bonita Club at her home last week. Luncheon fol-lowed by games were enjoyed by the guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer Jr. and family were in St. George over the weekend visit-ing with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Norris T. Binks accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Binks and family of Payson motored to Bounti-ful Thursday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Binks who have a new baby boy in their family. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Curtis are enjoying a visit from their daughter Mrs. Owen Quarn-ber- g who has been making her home in the Chicago and Great Lakes area where he is sta-tioned with the U. S. Navy. He is presently attending a ten week's submarine training course in Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dalton and family have moved to Springville. Recently returning from a delightful trip to southern California and Mexico are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wing, their daughter Lucille and her friend Marva Dibble. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson and family spent several days in Southern Idaho last week on a business trip. Touring southern Utah over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Christenseh and three children. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gren and family of Tooele spent the weekend at the home of' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gren. They came especially to visit his mother who is in the Utah Valley' Hospital, follow-ing surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Men-denhall are home' after an in-teresting trip to Brea, Calif., where they have been guests of their daughter Lorraine, (Mrs. Dave DeYoung) and family. After arriving home they were visited by their daughter Janice and her hus-band Lt. Loyal Hastings and family of New Mexico. Mr. Hastings has recently returned Brookside School news this week We in Mrs. LeRoy's class are studying about birds. We had an April Fool party Friday. Keith Lewis has a birthday in the summer so his mother had an April Fool party for him & us. David Duncan and Kaey Danielson had a birthday Sat. arrowheads and rock forma-tions. Linda Mae Dansie also gave us an instuctive report of her visit to the home of the author Frank C. Robertson, who lives in Mapleton. She told us about his many books and how he prepared them for publishing. In Mr. Poulsen's Fifth grade, we are studying about distil-lation of petroleum in science. We are going to do experi-ments to learn how distillation works. Mr. Poulsen told us there are many products that come from petroleum. We had a lot fun Friday. It was April Fool's Day. We had two birthdays to celebrate in Mrs. Anderson's First Grade today. (Monday), April Zimmerman and Rodney Oldroyd were both born April 4. Mrs. White Hen is setting, on 12 eggs, in our room. We like to watch her as she turns the eggs. She uses her foot and beak to turn the eggs. In Miss Condies room we are enjoying the springtime. We have found many signs of spring and have written nice stories. We like to draw pic-tures of spring. Monday we celebrated Todd Halverson's birthday. He is seven years old. We have two other birthdays in April, Sammy Barker's and Dennis Beardall's. Kurt Anderson gave Miss teresting account of his week-end trip to Kanab. He went with his father and their friends. They .visited Glen Canyon and saw the work which man has done there. 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