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Show were Max Seal of Miriv.i I and Mrs. Horace Si ft r- tor Joy, Mrs. Dal& V Leland Neihu-n Mrs tV i , M,S- 1 hum js I with his mother, Mr cVco'h Anderson. W-uu I Walker and Mr. and i'r Walker of Herring ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham ve Reiving con8ratuI,tWlMlS h on tn ot a son July 21 at H ,iv Cross hospital in Salt L, v 1 he young man weighed and 11 ounces. Tin v ol t , , him Jerry Wayne.3 1 l ";mu' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B d! and " ughle l- r)l' vacation to Yellowstone national '' Mr- i"K! Mrs- Benton Bovd and ! sons, Arthur, Benny and Frmr son, returned homo Saturday" v- ! 'ning, July 30 from an ,,u yah , ! two week's vacation i ft..," wt''7 have been fyu . of Silt tM'',; WHh-v "hton it Salt Lake City vi.sitod Monday Mon-day with her mother, Mrs Car no Reed. V"JI , Robert Foist and Z 'ir; jndv Ann returned V cediv from a week's I fcstone national I . Toe Neil.a-n left Sun- -'ia,t l week in Provo with , Janvs Lofgran. I I' iv Seal returned home '. 7e;.nm.l from Fairfield !.- ,e:it the past week .Mr. and Mrs. James .4 and' family- . :; 'jM1s.Clar(.ncvBallvi.s- C nd.iv vvitn Mrs Alice ' ,1 v( Aniei ican Fork. is Itl,j hv defective wir- "a thnniuh the home of here 'last Thursday at '' cmisiui! 'lamage esti-( esti-( n- Cminiv Fire Chief Jack t si4iiii. Chief Clay said i ;:,!( the daniago was to '''j,nlr and the other half ; vn'i'iits. The home is own- t'i.ireiice Halt. -Iiday party was held last . ''n the Lark Heights Com-,', Com-,', '. ')ia;i horn ring La Von An-an( An-an( Leora Hemmingsen lTl both eelebrating their ', birthday. Gaines were ',ml prizes won by Patty of Coppertun and Mary ,,; After games were play v refi e.sinnents were ser-,wrs ser-,wrs ireseiit were Shirley Aila Olsen, Lucy Zan-w Zan-w Mary Lvnn ( Jay thvvaite, Armitstead and Roslyn, . f Cepl'el toll. .Mai . ' of Bingham, Carol Steel, , Lofgran and Gayle Hem- j !, Both girls received .ovely gifts. ,i who attended the fun-Ernest fun-Ernest Christensen of S-lt jity Thursday, July 28th Mr and Mrs. Jan.es Reed and PeveHv' S.nja ;"Kt D",ini'' " Level ly Seal were Salt Lake City visitors Tuesday 3 Mr and Mrs. Walter Abplan- alp and daughter Polly Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Giles Michael left last Saturday for 1 weeks lishmg trip ,0 Moon lake. Donna Reed spent two davs m Cedar Fort visiting with Louis , Janet Liston of Sal ma is spend mg two weeks with her aunt Mrs. Duretta Atkinson. Ii,1t' l?mi' uautfhtor of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reed, is convalescing convales-cing at LDS hospital in Salt Lake City after undergoing an appendectomy append-ectomy Sunday, July 31. Bee Hive girls of Lark LDS j .. uie jjiofjrain in j church last Sunday evening Be-,low Be-,low is the program presented: ! The girls gave the "Spirit of the ;Hive after which they sang : "Song of Joy". General plan of ! Bee Hive work was given by Miss Ethel Mangum and was followed by the ''Seven Guld of Activity"! given by Joy Seal. Miss Javne 1 Bigler, one of the teachers, 'ex- i plained the band, and Mrs. Floyd! Rasmussen explained a little of the Bee Hive work, after which ! remarks were given by Mrs Sid j ney Arnold, president of Lark ! MIA and R. Clyde Crump, followed follow-ed by the closing song "When the Twilight Shadows Fall" rendered ren-dered by the girls, accompanied by Joy Seal. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hatt returned re-turned home Tuesday, July 26 from a vacation trip to Taos, New Mexieo, where they visited with Mrs. Hatt's son and family, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Gene Prouse. Enrouf? home they visited historical spots in southern Utah. 1 Mrs. Hatt visited in Midvale : with her brother, Les Anderson, : who has just returned from three 1 years in Italy. He will be here ten days and then leave for three years in Japan. He is stayir |
