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Show ! HEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT ' The DWie Reviewers club held !: ,Jir weekly meeting at the Ar- ' !head hotel Wednesday after- ': n with Mrs. LaBerta Soren-n Soren-n as hostess. Miss Lucile Gates : reviewed Lawrence Horsman's ' r.k "Victoria Regina . Special !' Zsts of the afternoon were Miss ' ftariam Alhstrom and Mesdames i ''tta Snow, Alice Cannon, Roy ' .Lht Bertha McGregor, Kay ! civ 'Josephine Hutchings, La- ! prele' Snow and Alice Lund. Re- i Lshments were served in the ! Ug room of the hotel. i w i TQgxYellow gold Boliva wrist ' ,,-atrh Reward. B. Baston, Snow Hole!.' ' A14R 1 g M Beton and Harold Rogell, both auto accident victims, were ; jn the hospital for treatment April ,9 to 12 inclusive. I i Marriage licenses was issued d Jently to Woodrow Stapley and j Miss Nita Smith, both of Toquer- 1 'ille' Alice Pendleton, county clerk, is in Salt Lake City on a vacation. The Manomas Andrus Camp of the D.U.P. will hold their April ! meeting at the home of Mrs. Lena ; Crosby, April 2L The Lady Lions of St. George i will assemble at the banquet room "I of the Arrowhead hotel for their April party on the evening of April 14. Hostesses are Mrs. Lee Adams, Mrs. Earl Childers, Mrs. Ken Judd, Mrs. Edward Miles and Mrs. Scott Carpenter. Following luncheon the 30 members will play Monte Carlo. FOR SALE House and lot in each of the following towns: Ivins, St. George, Washington and Hurricane. St. George Bldg. Society. A14-21C. Lee Adams was in the hospital Monday and Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs. Edward C. Christian has been a patient at the hospital since April 9. , The Nursery mothers met Wednesday Wed-nesday in the Dixie college depart-partment depart-partment of Mrs. Ann Robinson, for the first of a series of classes in dietetics and feeding of the pre-school child to be given during dur-ing the next month, i ' FOR RENT Furnished apartment. apart-ment. W. O. Bentley. A14C. Mrs. Melba S. Judge of the Nursery Nur-sery department left Monday for three weeks study in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Grant Harris and four children, of Cedar City are here for an extended visit with relatives, rela-tives, and are staying with Mrs. ; Harris' mother, Mrs. Eva C. Hig-bee. W V ?.v Mrs. Lizzie Lamb left last week j to spend a month in Salt Lake c'ty at the home of Mr. and ; Mrs. Gar Andrus and other relatives. rela-tives. Mrs. Reginald Lowe left Tuesday morning for her home in Salmon, Idaho, after spending a month here visiting at the home of her S Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don G. A. Smith. Mrs. Evalina C. Sproul and Mrs. uicinda C. Waters, cousins of the 'ate Melvin M. Harmon, and Mr. - and Mrs. Morgan Adams, all of Washington, were visitors at the Harmon home Wednesday. Mrs. Mams is a sister of Mrs. Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Ballard Rockville and Mr .and Mrs. wrm Hirschi of Cedar City came 0 M .George Wednesday follow-"S follow-"S the death of the father of the women, Melvin M. Harmon. v J and Mrs- John R- Bentley ) jounce the engagement of their 1 Shirley, to Walter Brown 1 The marriage will take place 'one time in May. Carlyle Thompson left Satur-. Satur-. for Salt Lake City where he "attend a two day Frigidaire un ion, sponsored by the W. has K C- Mrs- Thompson, who in ".visiting with her parents femU foll(wing general con-; con-; ,h'kn Salt Lake, win return rThr? 'n siatN0WS acknwledges eiTor that Vrg ln Iast week's sue o! this r ', RIrs- Julius Wittwer dinner f entertainl at a family ClWar nati? visiting from Mr ann , Tms slluld have been anI Mrs. Clifford Wittwer. Mr, 7 horneil Tr and Zion Pfu'k th eMiss Uarda Knight. The West Ward association will present, for their M.I.A. program cm the night of April 19, the illustrated illus-trated lecture on Mormon Temple building given by Pres. H. S. Snow with Miss Florence Foremaster handling the slides. To the original lecture has recently been added the slides from pictures taken at the St. George Temple during the recent work donation days of the three local wards. Those who have seen them, say they are of much added interest. They were shown first on the Tuesday evening following fol-lowing the general conference at the assembly hall in Salt Lake City to several hundred people, who had met for the church security secur-ity session and created much favorable comment. They depict the accomplishments possible in a return to the early church methods of cooperation in public activities. The West ward M.I.A. will show these slides in the recreation hall of the Elementary school building and invite the public to attend. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lytle and their son, George and wife motored to Hinckley last Saturday Satur-day evening to attend the funeral services Sunday for Mrs. Daisy Dutson, mother of the younger Mrs. Lytle. They returned Sunday Sun-day evening. Mr. Fred Riding entertained 12 women friends at her home last Thursday evening at a pot luck party. Rook was played following the luncheon. Thomas Pratt, who is here attending at-tending the Dixie college spent Sunday in Hinckley visiting with relatives. ? Accompanied by her father, George H. Lytle, Mrs. Mildred Heaton went to Moccasin Friday. Mr. Lytle returned that day, while Mrs. Heaton remained for the week. FOR SALE Home on. 1st West and 3rd South. J. J. Jones, City. A14-21P. Sixty friends of Mrs. Rogers Hardy, from Hurricane, La Verkin Cedar City, Washington and ' St. George, met at the basement of the Tabernacle on the evening of March 7 to join in giving Mr. Hardy a surprise birthday anniversary anni-versary party. Games and dancing furnished the entertainment. Mr. Hardy received many gifts of remembrancer re-membrancer Refreshments were served. Sixteen neighbors and friends met impromptu at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burgess Friday Fri-day evening to honor her with a birthday anniversary surprise party. Guests took refreshments, which were served following a program pro-gram of games. Twenty-three members of the Dixie Camp, D.U.P. met at the home of Mrs. Amber Schmutz on the afternoon of April 11, with Mrs. Sarah Jacobson and Mrs. Orilla Hafen as co-hostesses. Following Fol-lowing group singing Mrs. Ella J. Seegmiller reviewed the life of Mrs. Henrietta Adams Morris of this city, covering her years of activity as a presiding officer of the Relief Society and as a home florist. Mrs. George T. Thompson gave the lesson on Indian In-dian women of the west, offsetting her memoranda with an exhibit of the basketry and other handwork of the native women. FOR SALE Mrs. Linda Riding's Rid-ing's home. See Mrs. Delia R. Pearce or phone 78-J. A14-21-28-M5P. Relatives here received word of the marriage of Frank M. Webb, in Salt Lake City, April 5. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Webb, former St. George residents. The bride is Miss Dorthee Allen of Salt Lake. & i'f Mrs. Mary A. Drake of Enterprise Enter-prise is spending the week visiting visit-ing at the home of Mrs. LaVerne DeSwan. Mrs. Drake has spent the winter in Salt Lake and she visited with an elder sister, Mrs. Martha M. Home at Richfield for a week on her way to St. George. Mrs. Philena Pickett left Saturday Satur-day to spend several days visiting visit-ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alvin Hall, in Hurricane. Mrs J M. Christensen of Salina is here to visit for two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Pectol. & Mrs. Geneva Jones was hostess Wednesday to members of the Frendship club. Refreshments were served following the short program. pro-gram. Mrs. Caddie Ashworth of Beaver was visiting with relatives in this city over the week-end, she came to attend the Music Festival. I " Frank Hawkes was visiting last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Starr enroute from his home in Los Angeles on a business trip to northern Utah points. Mr. Hawkes is the husband of the former for-mer Miss Grace Starr of this city. yl -TJ. Miss Gertrude Frehner, employee em-ployee of the rehabilitation office, visited with relatives in Littlefield over Sunday. Members of the Dixie Culture club met at the home of Mrs. Delia Fordham for their weekly session Friday. While other sewed, Mrs. Maude Seegmiller read from "Log Cabin Lady" a pioneer story of the West. Livestock bought, market prices paid for fat cows, hamburgers, all classes of calves, prime steers and heifers. Write or phone Reed Fuller, Ful-ler, Leeds, Utah. A14P. Mr. and Mrs. James Bundy returned re-turned last week-end from Salt Lake City, where they went to attend conference and to meet their son James Jr., who has just returned from a two year mission to the Southern states. The missionary mis-sionary reported his labors in the South ward meeting Sunday evening. even-ing. Following the meeting 50 relatives rela-tives of the young man met at the Bundy home for an informal welcome wel-come home party in his honor. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peterson of Logan were here last week-end to visit with relatives, they were guests of Mrs. Pearl Cobb. Mrs. Adelia Burroughs of Hatch, Utah is here for a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Barnhurst. J. Wynn Sanders, son Jack, and daughter, Betty Rose, arrived Saturday Sat-urday evening from San Francisco for a brief visit. They returned Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Sanders and their daughter, Miss LaPrele, who have been here visiting visit-ing the past three weeks. i'f Mrs. James Lawrence and small daughter, Carol, are. here to visit for 10 days at . the home of her mother, Mrs. Clara E. Larson. & Mrs. Virgil Wilson and small son, Virgil Ray, are here from Ogden to visit for 10 days with Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Mamie Mae Pulsipher. & w Mrs. Verdell Lamb was hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Triple K club. Prizes winners for high and low score in 500 were Mrs. Nita McQuaid and Mrs. Mariam Bentley. & John Pymm entered the McGregor Mc-Gregor hospital April 11, for surgery. sur-gery. t Word has been received here that George A. Jarvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Jarvis Jr., has received re-ceived a fellowship to the University Univer-sity of Wisconsin for 1938-39. He is at present attending the B.Y.U. from which he will graduate this spring. Miss Dorothy McArthur, daughter daugh-ter of Mrs. Mary McArthur of this city, underwent an appendectomy appendec-tomy at the hopital April 8. The Los Amigos club held their regular session at the banquet room of the Arrowhead hotel Monday Mon-day evening, with Mrs. John Pace, Mrs. J. J. Milne, Mrs. Marion Snow and Mrs. D. 'C. Watson as hostesses. Lunch was served to 45 members and guests, the latter including in-cluding Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyn Sanders of San Francisco, Mrs. LaPrele Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newsom of Conoco Service and Wm. Smith, state inspector. Winners Win-ners in 500 were Mrs. Joseph McArthur and Dr. L. W. McGregor. Announcements have been received re-ceived here of the marriage of Miss Georgiana Roberts, daughter of the late B. H. and Cecelia Dibble Dib-ble Roberts of Centerville, Utah, to Joseph Franklin Livingstone of Steamboat Springs, Colo., on April 2. Miss Roberts will be remembered remember-ed by many for her excellent work as a school teacher of Washington Wash-ington county several years ago. She taught the final two years of school that was held in Bloom-ington. Bloom-ington. She then taught three years in the Woodward school, and she was also active in the auxiliary organizations of the church while residing here. Since leaving St. George Miss Roberts has been, and is still, a teacher in the Logan city schools. :; . Mrs. R.' E. Meldau and son, Donald Roy, of Pasadena, Calif., are visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edgar R. Simpson. Mrs. Alfred Barlocker, who with her husband, has spent the winter here at the home ,of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Niel-son, Niel-son, left Sunday evening to visit for a week at New Harmony with her brother, Gottlieb Schmutz and family. |
