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Show TOQUERYILLE Mrs. Uowena W. Slack Reporter Mis. Lila Hull and son. Se.-iman Tninl C:iass JHty Dali.-y of Los An-i-li'S visited last vvi-k at I ho home- of Mo. Hull's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. llixhf. Jerry enlisted in I In; Navy cifjht months a'u anil is a radio technician. He has hoi-n decorated for hravery. He left Friday to report to Los Angeles, where he will be sent to parts unkown. The lied Cross nursing class compl'-ted its course Friday morning morn-ing and a luncheon was given as a closing tribute to Miss Gray. The Toquerville class were very proud of the fact that they rated higher than any class in the county, having an average of 250 points per person. Tuesday the Relief Society held a party and shower to get the tilings needed for their emergency kit. A short program consisting of a reading by Fern Bringhurst; pioneer story, L. I. Higbee; and vocal duet, Kva Beatty and Row-cna Row-cna Slack. Lunch was served by the Relief Society presidency. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stout of Hurricane visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bringhurst. Mrs. Irene Rumph and son, Frances Allen left Friday for Salt Lake City, where Frances will undergo an operation on his leg. Miss Evelyn Slack of Ogden is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Slack. I'urty Honors Inductees A party was given Friday night honoring Howard Fish and George Black, who are being inducted into the Army and Pvt. Quentin Beatty, Beat-ty, who was here on a furlough. The program consisted of: Flag parade and salute by Quentin, Howard and George and "Call to the Colors", played by Lewis Fish; community singing, conducted by Blanche Lamb and Beulah Klein-man; Klein-man; duet, Mrs. Irma Beatty and Mrs. Freda Theobald; trumpet solo, George Black; reading, Mrs.. Addie Nagle; trio, Mesdames Irene Brooks, Noreen Yeagley and Ver-lcen Ver-lcen Sullivan, accompanied by Mrs. Irene Hinton of Hurricane; talks Nby Bishop Leo Bringhurst and the three boys; skit, under the direction direc-tion of Mrs. Rhea Wakeling. Bishop Walter H. Slack also paid tribute to Miss Phyllis Naegle, who has just left for Mare Island, where she is being sent as an Army nurse. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and serving a light lunch. |