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Show Page Eight THE SPRIXGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD ovember29, ; Social lven Coming. Great books DLscussion Group 'Everyone who is in reading and dis ',' Great Books, are 1, join the group takin,'' books at the City night at 8 p.m. charge. Selections from r' in A ' by Alexis Tocq,,v being taken up at pr "; book deals with infiu'' democracy in society " Family gathers for holiday dinner Among Thanksgiving Day dinners for family members was that at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Averett. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Child, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Child, Mr. and Mrs. John Child, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beck and two child-ren, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sim-kin- s, daughter Norma and sons Jim and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Averett and children Kim Cary and Valen, Creed Haymond and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Averett and children Larry, Art, Lee and Ann. V. ' ' v I ! - v y , v J Patti Willis of JC Wives donates items Training School at American Fork, and collected after fall house-cleanin- g to invites other citizens to do likewise. I Jaycee Wives hope to assist American Fork training school The Jaycee Wives are spon-soring a clothes drive for the residents of the American Fork Training School this week and are seking the co-operation of townspeople. Many of the patients both children and adults, at the school, are in need of all kinds of clothing. The school itself could use carpeting and drapes for the various pa-tient's rooms. Only recently the school has undergone many changes with a special effort being made to brighten the patient's sur-roundings; to give them more freedom and to make things more pleasant in general. The patient's reaction to the new treatment has been most fa-vorable, it is reported. The Springville JC Wives are helping the hospital with some of the things needed in their new program, and hope for the assistance of Spring-ville people. Those who have items which they could donate are asked to phone Chairman Evelyn Flet-cher, HU Norma Jean Read, HU or Toni Smith, HU and the items will be picked up. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell T. Mar-tin and family enjoyed a visit over Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Martin's .cousin, Fraeda Grossenbacher of Switzerland, who is touring this country. Alcoholism is a treatable disease. Family together Thanksgiving Day The family of Mrs. G. D. Kennedy gathered at her home Thursday for Thanksgiving Day dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Don-lo-e Kennedy and members of his family, Mr. and Mrs. La-mar Holt and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Gary New-man coming from Salt Lake City; also Mr. and Mrs. James Frost and baby son of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Gail Lofton, Frank Loftin, Margie Loftin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bird and three children, Roy K., Glen & Jane; Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Brinkerhoff and children Becky and Carolyn and John. James Larsens note 72nd wedding date Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lar-se- n, parents of a Springville man, Laron A. Larsen, 367 East Second North, have won national recognition for the number of years they have been married. The couple, residing at Fair-vie-celebrated their 72nd wedding day Sunday, with a family dinner at their home where they have lived the past 66 years. They are parents of eleven sons and daughters, seven of whom are living. The couple are still using the big clock received as a wedding present and the Ma-jestic range they have owned since they were married, is also still In use. Mr. Larsen is 92 and is the oldest male resident of Fair-vie-while his wife celebrat-ed her 91st birthday on Thanksgiving. Both have been active in church work. Besides seven sons and daughters, they "have 16 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Frandsen entertained on Thanksgiving for Mr. and Mrs. Royal Frand-- i sen of Price. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Riding of Delta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller Sunday. Former printer notes 80th birthday here A grandson of original pion-eers of Springville, A. G. John-son celebrated his 80th birth-day Thursday with a family party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White in Roy, Utah. A life-lon- g resident of Spr-ingville, Mr. Johnson was born here Nov. 22, 1882, a son of Don C. and Lydia Boyer John-son. He married Floss Packard in 1911. She passed away about three years ago. His grandfather, Bishop Aar-on Johnson, with eight other families, settled in Springville in 1850. D. C. Jortnson, father of A. G. Johnson, was the bishop's eldest son. A. G. Johnson, with his fa-ther, published the Springville Independent newspaper for 20 years from 1902 to 1922 in this city. After that time he continued in the job printing business until his retirement three years ago. SHS Safety Council cake sale To raise funds for th motion of safety pro the Springville high Scw, Safety Council is cake sale Saturday n in town. They are ur? support of the public in undertaking. jjgj Why buy a non-Jewel- pin lever watch which can't be repaired, when' we can sell you a 7. jewel, guaranteed repairable watch for the 5$: same price???? as low as $ 1 2.95 Come in and let us show, them to you the 4S-- . new CARAVELLE by Bulova .... DUKE JEWELRY li'tmri HJoft s. 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S14.95 p I Gresvig 0 l ULL Straight Shaft MOUNTING Expem' WAXED FOR USE JH TOTAL Package Price 0 Hoover Says: Packages Approved by Certified Skiers Alpha Beta club Thomas E. Cheney will speak on Folklore and Elaine Clark will give vocal music at the meeting of the Alpha Beta Club Friday Nov. 30, at the home of Mrs. Sterling E. Speaks on Price, at 3:30 p.m. TV Barbara Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Johnson, represented the S p r i n g v i 1 le High School on a Youth pro-gram on TV, sponsored by the University of Utah, one day last week. She and Martha Craig were the two Springville High School delegates and chose lots to determine who spoke. David Poulson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Poulson: represented the local high; school on the Youth program on Tuesday evening this week Thanksgiving dinner enjoyed by family Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Bjarn-so-n were host and hostess at a family dinner party Thanks-giving Day, in the newly con-structed family room of their home, at 1125 South 7th East St. Gathered around the long tables were 35 family mem-bers including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bjarnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simpson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daybell, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kirkwood and fam-ily; also Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bjarnson and family of Maple-to- n; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bjarn-son and family of Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bjarnson of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Paul Haymond and young son Brad, spent Thanks-giving holidays with sons Phil Haymond and wife and family at Seattle and Dr. and Mrs. David Haymond and family at Tacoma, Wash. Eighteen guests enjoy dinner Covers were laid for approxi-mately eighteen guests at the Thanksgiving Day dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bird. Present were Mrs. E. G. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stone of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peter-son and four children of Orem; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bird and two children and Mr. and Mrs. John Quinters of Fort Apache, Ariz. The latter couple are parents of the Indian girl who made her home with the Birds a year ago. The following day, the In-dian couple demonstrated how they made their favorite Thanksgiving Day food, acorn soup and bread over an out-door fire. Mr. and Mrs. Derald Mitchell and little son Todd have re-turned to their home in Rich-land, Wash., after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lunceford and other rel-atives and friends. They stop-ped here enroute to their home after a visit with Mr. Mitchell's folks in South Car-olina. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith had as Thanksgiving Day Gin-n- er guests, their daughter, Mrs. Dolores Fullmer and three children of Orem. |