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Show " - bcr 12, 1961 s ' " " THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD ge Five parties set for Mapleton people leaving for service, mission of Mrs. Zina Dib-- The home the scene of a plea-"fami- ly supper party Sat-- N ., honoring Mr. and Mrs. Burt who are leaving for t Estate of Washington where t ffiu be stationed with the in .jue National Guard at ! f!eWis. Places were laid "r relatives in-- 1 twenty-eig- :fdinr the Welby Warrens, t Warrens, Carlo Perkins, i Sne Dibble, Fay Dibbles and 3ljr families, the honored C: :''sts and the hostess. 'Visiting this week end with Dibble were her grand-- ' f w Sharon Dibble and 1 nrl friend from Bountiful 'j fi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall ing where visiting and lunch-eon were enjoyed. New officers were chosen for the coming year with Mrs. Deon Banner elected president; Mrs. Ila Tay-lor, secretary and Mrs. Shir-len- e Daniels, reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clegg spent three days last week touring the canyons of South-ern Utah which they report are especially colorful at this time of year. arid two sons Ed from and Kelley Salt Lake City. Young Ed Wall ,8 leaving soon for ac- tive duty in Kansas. A party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bar- tholomew Saturday evening where their son Max, who is leaving for an LDS mission to the Northern States, was the honored guest. Among the out-of-to-relatives present were several aunts and uncles in-cluding Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Leavitt and their family from Home Dale, Idaho. Their son Leon is going to the same mis-sion as Max and will leave at the same time. Others pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Swazey from Duchesne, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert' Peterson from Spanish Fork, grandmo- ther Dudley from St. George, Mrs. Ida Horrocks from Sa-lem, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sovine from Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Ster-ling Durrant from Provo and grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte Bartholomew. Families of most of these relatives were also present. A well attended farewell tes-timonial for Max was given Sunday evening in the Maple- ton ward church. Miss Marilyn Whiting, who has been making her home in New York City for the past two years, is spending two weeks visiting with her par-ents, Patriarch and Mrs. Oscar Whiting in Mapleton. While here she accompanied her par-ents and sister Virginia to Tempe, Ariz., where they all visited with Mr. and Mrs. He-b- Olson and their family. Heber is practicing dentistry n Arizona. While in Arizona they called .it the Alma Jensen home. Marilyn spent a day in Og-- ; ien with Ruth Ann Jensen and ler husband, Mr. and Mrs. !Don Clark. Marilyn will leave this week nd for New York City where he is employed in the Public .ibrary there. Mr. and Mrs. Alma P. As- - el are home after an extend-ed visit to several members of heir family. They motored to Nevada where they visited with heir daughter Verda (Mrs. La- - .viont Draney) and her family. While visiting with them they attended a missionary fare-well for a grandson Arvil As-:- who has left for an LDS mission to England. Going to Wendall, Idaho they were guests at the home of heir son George and his family-Tra-veling to Sterling, Idaho, they stayed at the home of their daughter Verda and her husband (Mr. and Mrs. Sher-man Smith) and their family spending several days with them. From Sterling they returned to Utah where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnum who live in Mantua. They also visit-ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Kidd in Layton and with the Ralgh Astels in White City at Sandy. While in Sandy they attended a farewell tes-timonial for a nephew, Lynn Astel. Mrs. George Astel of Wen-dell, Idaho has been a guest at their home since their re-turn. Mrs. Lora Bird accompanied by Mrs. Martha Whiting and Mrs. Fern Whitney motored to Roy Friday to visit Mrs. Birds sister who is confined to a hospital there. They also visit-ed relatives in Ogden before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Norris T. Binks accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Glade Binks spent Satur-day in Bountiful with Mr. and Mrs. Blair Binks. They all en-joyed a birthday dinner in a Salt Lake Cateteria honoring Blair and Glade whose birch-day- s accurred during the week Mrs. Elmer Larson and twin sons Fred and Frank of Shel-ley, Idaho were Mapleton visi-tors Saturday. They were house guests of her mother Mrs. San-chez in Provo during their vi-sit. Mrs. Margene Gottfredson is home after treatment at the Utah Valley Hospital for a ruptured blood vessel behinc one eye. Her condition is re-ported as fair. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Al-lan are happy over the news of a new granddaughter born to their son David and his wife in Boulder, Colo., last week. New babies in Mapleton have arrived at the home of Mr. ano Mrs. Quinton Lowe on Sept. 18 and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bills Sept. 28 The Lowes have a baby boy and the Bills a little girl. Mrs. Joyce Wilson was hos-tess to the Sociables Club at her home last Thursday even- Service academy exams scheduled Senator Wallace F. Bennett today announced that young- men desiring to attend the Army, Navy, Air Force, Merchant Marine or Coast Guard Academies beginning next year may take an ex-amination November 4. Senator Bennett will base his appointments upon the results of the examination, which is administered by the Civil Service Commission. The exam will be given in Beaver, Cedar City, Delta, Dugway, Logan, Manti, Moab, Ogden, Panquitch, Price, Pro vo, Richfield, Salt Lake City, St. George, Tooele and Vernal. Applicants for the academies must have heached their 17th but not their 22nd birthday by July 1, 1962, and must be able to pass a rigid physical exam-- ination in addition to scoring well on the Civil Service ex-amination. Additional details may be obtained by writing Senator Wallace F. Bennett, Washing- - ton 25, D. C. I ' I i - -- '! ; r . .." t X r.ft ..,. ... .... r . 3 Farewell Sunday for departing 6th Ward elder Elder Sheldon Bartholomew will be honored at a farewell testimonial in Kolob Stake house Sunday, Oct; 15, begin-ning at 5 p.m., prior to his leaving to serve a mission for the LDS church. He will enter the mission home on Oct. 23 and leave for his mission the following Monday, Oct. 30. He will serve in the Australian mission field. Sheldon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bartholomew. He graduated from the high school and sem-inary here and attended the USU in Logan last year. His program has been out-lined as follows: Prelude and postlude music will be played by Annie Forshee; opening song, congregation; invocation, Michael Bartholomew; sacra-ment hymn and sacrament; speaker, Erwin L. Sheffield; piano solo, Darrell Bartholo-mew; speaker, Samuel T. Ro-berts, grandfather; vocal trio, Barry Weight, Michael Wood-ward, George Weight; re- - Elder Sheldon K. Bartholo-mew, who will be honored in the Sixth ward Sunday at 5 p.m. prior to entering the mission field. marks, Bishop William J. Pratt; response, missionary; closing song, congregation; benediction, Wayne Bartholo-mew. Elates ... Mrs. J. A. Leslie entertained at a family dinner for her son Ted, who has just return-ed home after serving three years with the U.S. Navy. It was also Ted's 21st birthday. His twin brother Tad is in France with the U. S. Army. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crooksey, and two sons, Alex and Jeff of Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robertson and three children, Tony, Lisa and Valeria of Mapleton and the guest of honor and the hos-tess. Dale A. Hardy, who with Mrs. Hardy just recently mov-ed to Seattle, Wash., has been in Springville for the past week on business. He enjoyed visiting with friends in his old neighborhood along with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weight spent a few days of last week making their acquaintance with their new granddaughter, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mecham at Mt. Home, Idaho. Mrs. Marshall Fox, her sis-ter, Mrs. Merlin Fox and their father, Alma Miner, are spend-ing several days visiting the Blaine Johnsons at Lincoln, Nebraska. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mr. Miner. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Holt and family and Mrs. Wayne Wilde and daughter of Salt Lake City, were house guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. LaMar Weight two days last week. They were home to attend the missionary farewell of their brother George who leaves Oct. 23 for the mission home. Also attend-ing the testimonial were Mr. and Mrs. George C. Laney of Orchard, grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevens of Clearfield, aunt and uncle. Kichard Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Allan, is vi-siting here from Renton, Wash-ington. He has been employed there for the past two and a half years since getting out of the service. His brother Robert, is also working in that same area. Tim Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moss of Sacramento, Calif., formerly of Springville, has completed requirements for his Masters degree in Met-allurgical Engineering at the University of Utah and is now in Chicago, 111., employed with the Inland Steel Corp., ac-cording to word received this week. He is a graduate of Springville high school. 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