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Show Ethel Mao Manfium and a reading read-ing by Gvven Sandstrom .who introduced in-troduced a program which consisted con-sisted of a talk by Mrs. Gordon Nielsen of West Jordan, vocal solos of A and B numbers (A) "Bless This House" and (B) 1 Wander As I Wonder" rendered by Miss Bettv Lou Graham of: South Jordan, talk by Miss Jean, Beckstead of South Jordan, and. xylophone solo -Whispering : Hope" and "Beyond Sunset by: Miss Dorothy Smith of Riverton,, followed by remarks by Mrs. j Evelyn Spratling. stake MIA president. pre-sident. Closing prayer was offered offer-ed by Nila Hansen. After the program punch and cookies were 'enjoyed and served to approximately approxi-mately 50. "Problems of Our Lady Diplo-! mats" World diplomacy was considered strictly a man s game, but women have Vn ihvm-selves ihvm-selves naturally suited to the subtle art of diplomacy. Road colorful incidents in the live, of these lady diolumats and leain how they proved their courage in times of great crisis. Its in the American Weekly, that great magazine distributed with next Sunday's Los Angeles Examiner Dick Turner of Bluffdale spent the week end visiting with his sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball Jr. Mr and Mrs. Norval Draper of Salt Lake City visited Wednesday Wednes-day April 12 with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Draper. Norval is formerly former-ly of Lark. JoAnn Horicks, Marjorie Crump and Beverly Webb of Blulfdale, were Sunday visitors of M.rs. Clarence Ball Jr. Beverly Seal of Midval, an overnight guest MnnJ i ' her parents, Mr. and ace M. Seal Mr I First, second and thin students from the La k toured Hogle gardens iJ aviary at Liberty par), 1Sa : afternoon, it was reDortJ Lark school P-TA ffi K meeting of the yi.ar on day evening, April 19 5 of officers was held. ' '- LARK LIONS TO MEET MONDAY Lark Lions club will hoi-regular hoi-regular business meetirj Monday evening, April 24 V community recreation h- 6:30 p.m. Nomination of $ for the year 1950-51 will t. All members are invited ILARK NEWS j Joy Seal 901 Jl I Mrs. Bernadine Linck will be hostess to the 500 club at her home on Wednesday, May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall Sr. Bessie Coombs, sister in law and Miss Bess Coombs, a sister, all of Fountain Green. Lark MIA Mothers and Daughters Tea Held A Mothers and Daughters Tea for all mothers and daughters of Lark ward was held Sunday, April 16, under the sponsorship of the Lark ward MIA. The program pro-gram included: Opening song "Viennese Refrain", Re-frain", conducted by Mrs. Ger-aldine Ger-aldine Reed, chorister, followed by the opening prayer given by entertained at a dinner Saturday, April 15 for Mr. and Mrs. De-' De-' Vere Coombs of Lark. Mr. and Mrs. Lvle Cox and Mr. and Mrs. ' A. N. Cole of Draper. LARK P-TA ELECTS Newlv elected officers to serve the Lark P-TA during 1950-51 were announced yesterday. They are: Mrs. Don Willie, president; Mrs. Walter Abplanalp, first vice president; Mrs. Dora McDonald, 'second vice president; and Mrs. Benton Boyd, secretary-treasurer. Keith Kendall reported this week that Lark has a larger fire ! truck at their disposal. It us I equipped with G50 feet of IV I inch hose and a 400 gallon tank twice as large as the tank capacity ca-pacity of the old one. It also has 4-inch hose that can draft water from either a ditch or hydrant. Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Coombs had as guests Monday through Wednesday of this week Mr. Coombs' brother, Ken, of Fountain Foun-tain Green, just returned from ) v year-; on Guam, and his buddy bud-dy of Kansas. Other guests at the Coombs home were Mrs. Wil-ford Wil-ford Coombs, stepmother; Mrs. |