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Show II r,.,us.sor and Mrs. M. ... An-,,1,,,.., An-,,1,,,.., arrived in Spnngvi 1c the I 1st week to spend part ot their 'Ration with Mis. Anderson's other. Mrs. Anna Mendenha 1 JVnd ether relatives and friends ere Professor Anderson is in-jmictor in-jmictor in the zoology department depart-ment at the New Mexico State College. I Mr a'"1 Mrs- G' D" Kenned.v ot ;a'liim visited in Springvillc Fri- -3l-iy on their way to Salt Lake ''ity to visit tlioh- son Donoloe jind family- ?y Mr. "d Mrs- George Nelson of Vilas city were among those who jvcnt from here to attend the re-Jnion re-Jnion of St. George people held ;jt Liberty park last week. J Mrs. Maria Whiting arrived ere from Arizona recently to tiisit friends and relatives at -Jllapleton and for the annual AVhiting reunion. The Ladies Literary club sum-iier sum-iier party scheduled for Saturday light has been postponed to Sat-(Tirday, Sat-(Tirday, August 19, at Sulphur I Wings, Hobble Creek canyon. Among the socially .successful and enjoyable parties ot the past week was one given by the First ward Sunday school senior adult class in honor ot Myron S. Boyer who has resigned his position as teacher of the class following more than 20 years service. Approximately Ap-proximately 75 class members and their partners were in attendance. attend-ance. The evening's entertainment featured a delightful program and banquet. Ralph B. Weight had charge of the program and Mrs. Ellen Crandall was chairman of the banquet. Glenn Coftman who recently moved here from Spanish Span-ish Fork, and Joseph Ruff, also a newcomer to the ward are taking the position of class teacher to fill the place left vacant by Mr. Boy-ei's Boy-ei's resignation. Members of the Springvillc post American Legion under direction of the retiring Commander George Nelson, held a most successful outing and business meet last Wednesday night, at Frandsen's ranch. Ball games and a Dutch lunch featured the occasion with nearly 30 Legion men in attendance. state university during the sum-, sum-, mer. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bird and daughters of Midvale, were Sunday Sun-day guests of the former's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whiting, ' accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Niel- 1 son and, Mrs. Ernest Nielson of Salt Lake City, returned Saturday Satur-day from Alamosa," Colorado, where they attended funeral services ser-vices for Mrs. Melvin T. Nielson. L. A. Nielson and sons Guy and Alton, of Mapleton, who were visiting in Alamosa at the time of the death, also remained there for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Allen Al-len and Mrs. Arthur Draper of Redmond, returned recently from St. George, where they went to attend funeral services for Mr. Nelson's brother, W. A. Nelson. Miss Fern Ostler and Miss Virginia Vir-ginia Simkins returned home Tuesday from a delightful two-weeks' two-weeks' vacation trip to California. Califor-nia. They visited friends and relatives in most of the larger coast cities, spent considerable time at the fair in San Francisco, Fran-cisco, and also traveled down the coast from San Francisco to Santa Barbara, Hollywood and other places of interest in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Harold Whiting and Mr. and Mrs. Mell Haymond have returned from an enjoyable trip which : took them through the northwestern states down I the coast to California and thru 1 Nevada on their return. They : spent a short tihie at Seattle, i calling on Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ; Deal and Rex Packard, who ac-I ac-I companied them to various places ' of interest in the city. They visited vis-ited the wonas ralr at San Francisco and on their return, stopped at Reno, Nev,, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haymond. The Gleaner girls of the First ward were entertained at a lawn party Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Phnil OstlunU with Mrs. Warren Beardall as assiting hostess. host-ess. The party was given especial- ! ly to introduce the new.cjass lead-1 ers, Mrs. Ted Haymond and Mrs. Maurice Anderson. The group enjoyed a delicious pot luck supper sup-per and a variety of games during the evening. Those present were Miss Eernicc W. Brown, Miss Margaret Pierce. Miss Naomi Pierce, Miss Evelyn Peterson, Miss Verlaine Beardall, Miss Mary Louise Wingate. Miss Margaret Childs, Miss Louise Childs, Miss Delia BRxter. Miss Lucille Walker, Walk-er, Miss lna San ford, Miss Mar-' ian Witney. Miss' Ilcen Felix, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Haymond and the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sumsion and three sons have recently returned re-turned from an enjoyable vacation trip to the world's fair at San Francisco, Cal. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin' Dalby at Oakland, Cal., and with "Mrs. Sumsion's sister, Mrs. Lucille Mead and family at Boulder City, Nevada. Members of the First vard elders eld-ers quorum and their partners entertained at an outing at Maple canyon on Saturday night. Ball games, an extemporaneous program pro-gram and general social together with a weiner roast and watermelon water-melon bust were enjoyed by a large crowd. The Misses Zina Johnson, Maria Johnson, Bessie Finley and Mae Finley left last Tuesday on a ten days or two weeks vacation trip to the world's fair at San Francisco, Cal., and other places of interest on the west coast. Mrs. James Stevenson had as her guests the past week, her two granddaughters, Coleen Car-Ler Car-Ler and Joan Lerwell of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clyde and daughters of Milwaukee, Wis., who have spent several weeks in Spring ville with Mrs. Clyde's mother, Mrs. Jennie j Starr and other relatives and friends, planned to leave for their home . this week. One of their daughters, Virginia, will remain here and later plans to attend school at the U. S- A. C, Logan. Miss Norma Jean Lee is spending spend-ing a few days' vacation with relatives and friends in provo. Miss Sally' Heath " of Woods Cross, was a guest the past few days at the home of Mr. and I Mis. David H. Heath (nee Miss i Lucille Sanford). Russell Laney, accompanied by Matt C-lsen, Harold Thorn and Bob Cranmer, spent several days of the past week on a vacation trip to Yellowstone national park. They also visited the Jackson Lake country. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alleman of this city, announce the marriage mar-riage of their daughter, La Rae, to Jack Davies. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Davies of Pro-' vo, which took place Sunday, August , at Richfield. Miss Alleman Alle-man is o. graduate of the Spring-ville Spring-ville high school and has attended attend-ed the Brigham Young university the past four years, where she was affiliated with the O. S. Social So-cial unit. In honor of the young couple, a number of social events are planned for the near future. The Second Ward Gleaner girls spent a delightful evening at the home of Mrs. Marian Wright's mother's home. A re-view of the book, "Eathen Frome," was given in a pleasing manner by Mrs. Jessie J. Dalton and vocal selections selec-tions by Mrs. Evelyn M. Boyer with Mrs. Betty Sumsion, accompanist, accom-panist, were also enjoyed. A light lunch was served to the following: fol-lowing: Betty Lee, Elaine Crandall, Cran-dall, Lucille Strong, Lucille Jenkins, Jen-kins, Anne Fox, Mrs. Lucille 1 Packard, Verge Bartholomew, Mrs. Marian Wright, Alzada VVilmot, Mrs. L. E. Otteson, Mrs. , Floyd Miner, Mrs. Harriet Strong, Mrs. Gene Miner, Mrs. Glenn ' Harrison, Mrs. Betty Sumsion, Miss Cleone Fox, Miss phylis Jensen, Mrs. Evelyn Boyer, Mrs. Lois Miller, Mrs. Helen Strong, Mrs. Cornell Jessee, Mrs. Jessie J. Dalton, Miss lna Miner, Miss Fern Simkins, Miss Edna Bar-tholemew, Bar-tholemew, Miss Gertrude Barth-olemew. Barth-olemew. ' Mrs. Taylor Burt entertained a delightful party for her little son, Rodney, on the occasion of his fifth birthday, Saturday. Approximately 25 relatives and friends were in attendance. Mrs. D. A. Crandall spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Thorstesen and other relatives in Og'den. Mrs. Thorstesen Thors-tesen accompanied her mother on the return and remained over the week end with her parents here. Miss Helen Alleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alleman is expected home this week from Madsen, Wis., ( where she has ueen attending school at the Mr. and ' Mrs. Newell Weight and Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Weight of this city, spent two days of the past week at Willow Creek in Strawberry Valley. Lajolie club members and their partners spent a delightful day Sunday with a hike to Timpan-ogos Timpan-ogos Cave, followed by a delicious delici-ous chicken dinner. Included in the group were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straw, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Weight and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thorpe enjoyed a delicious canyon supper sup-per at Birches camp Tuesday night. Mathew Carl Fred Erickson of Spanish Fork and Myrtle Mad-sen Mad-sen of this city, were issued a license to wed at the county court house, Provo. Max Diamond of this city and Betty Jean Huntington of Spanish Span-ish Fork, were issued a license to wed at the county court house Monday. The First Ward Relief Society held an interesting meeting in the foim ot" a picnic luncheon and program at the city park Tuesday afternoon. A feature of the program pro-gram was a play review by Sara Marie Binks. Music was given by the Relief Society quartet, Louise Clyde and Miss Hatfield. |
