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Show !17, 1962 THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Page Seven 'Mormons in St. Louis subject of DUP meetings held in May plans for the meeting was Eva Johnson. Camp Springville Camp Springville DUP met at the home of Edith Wheeler for their May meeting and she was assisted by Nellie Condie and Donna Baker. Captain Condie was in charge of the program. Mae Child gave an approp-riate tribute to members and the lesson was presented by Daughters of Utah Pioneer Florence Ekker. meetings for May featured the lesson entitled, "Mormons in St. Louis." It covered the per-iod from 1840 to 1855, when some 18,000 Mormons landed in New Orleans and thence traveled to St. Louis where a complete stake was organized. A different history was giv-en in each of the camp meet-serve- d. Camp Sierra Bonita This camp held their meet-ing at the home of Birdella Bearnson where Blanch Ost-lun- d and Mary Wareham were assisting hostesses. Viva Leavitt Kerby gave the history of her great grandpar-ents, Israel and Charlotte Louise Durham Bowen, both of whom were born in New York, and later immigrated to Utah. Cathy Bismark gave a tri-bute to Mothers and Eileen Bird entertained with violin se-lections, accompanied by Mary Bird. Viola Allan offered the prayer. The meeting was attended by about 20 members. Mrs. Ray Gammell was a special guest. Meeting at the Vida Shep-herd home, Camp Locust Grove members enjoyed a fine pro-gram. Francis Clark entertain-ed with vocal solos, accompan-ied by Mary Bird ofter which Margaret Miner gave a tribute to two mother-member- s, Stella Wixom and her sister Myrtle Conover. Thelma Carter read an autobiography by Mrs. Con-ov- er of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thadius Hatch and Mrs. Miner read a history written by Mrs. Conover of the old Sunday School grove and the first celebration held there. Barbara Hendrickson gave the lesson. Assisting hostess was Norma Oakley. Camp Sage Creek New officers were installed for this camp in connection with their May meeting held at the home of Irma Brails-for- d. Mae Isaacson was instal-led captain; Ora Rowland and Nellie Burt, s; Vio-let Diamond, secretary-treasure- r; Lucille Johnson, chaplain; Clara. Boyer, historian; Bess Lewis, registrar; Irma Brails-for- d, chorister; Henrietta Nel-son, accompanist; Philda Fin-le- y and Rose Mower, class lea-ders; Veloy Bailey, parliamen-tarian; LaPreal Firel, clipper. The new officers were in-stalled by Gertrude Clements, president of the South Utah County DUP, who spoke brief-ly. The history of Augustus Shepherd was given by a niece Mrs. Henrietta Nelson. Mrs. Rose Mower give the lesson. Camp Cottonwood The home of Myrtle Bird was the meeting place for Camp Cottonwood for their May pro-gram directed by Captain Mar-garet Campbell. An interesting history of Margaret Threlkeld, wife of Joel Johnson was given by Lois Butler and the lesson was pre-sented by Hortense Edwards. The camp joined in singing several appropriate songs di-rected by Josephine Conover. Assisting Mrs. Bird with 3 Jrian Johns sets wedding Je with Harold Phoenix Ir. and Mrs. Glenn Johns of Springville are this week incing the engagement and approaching marriage of daughter, Miss Marian Johns, to Harold W. Phoenix, '""i f Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Phoenix of Orem. '"Vhe marriage is to be an event of June 16 in a church tins; ,.ony and that evening a reception will honor the young s in the Third-Nint- h Ward Church. mill',, The attractive bride-ele- ct will graduate from LDS Sem-thi- s spring. Her fiance is presently stationed in San isco, Calif., with the Army and they plan to make home for the present in California. in .. .. f JC - Miss Marian Johns whose wedding will be an event of June 16 with Harold W. Phoenix of Orem. 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Club at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Pete Morgan, 238 West Second South, tonight at 7:30 p.m. A special alloy abraison-resista- nt nickel-chromiu- m cast iron is used for grinding 500 friends at party Approximately 500 former students, teachers and other friends greeted Paul K. Wal-ker, retiring as principal of the high school and Mrs. Wal-ker, at a testimonial Saturday evening at the Art Gallery. The party was arranged by the high school PTA with Mrs Bert West, president, assisted by other officers Mrs. Margaret Beck, Mrs. Wanda Peay and Mrs. Virginia Talbot, who ser-ved light refreshments. A display of paintings in the West Gallery of the Art Build-ing by Professor Glen Turner, a former teacher at the high school, added to the delightful affair. Mrs. Mae Huntington, also a former teacher, was at the re-gister and W. W. Brockbank former superintendent and Mrs. Brockbank assisted in greeting friends. make donation The Jaycee. Wives Wednes-day presented a check for $20 to the Child Guidance Clinic of Utah County and also a $20 check to the Pinehill Re-habilitation Center, Provo. Eva-ly- n Fletcher and Sharon Bills made the presentations. The money was derived from the Hair Fashion show project sponsored by the Jaycee Wives with the assistance of the lo-cal beauticians in February. |