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Show I II 1 r 387-2787 Janet Walker 3871 Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Alba Moore of Salina, Kansas and Mrs. Velma McCoy ofCah-nute, ofCah-nute, Kansas . Mrs. Alba Moore is James's brother and Mrs. McCoy is his sister. sis-ter. While here they visited Bryce and Zion Canyons and Lehmans Cave. They left for home on Sunday, Aug. 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Walker Walk-er and children visited with Mike's parents, Marion and Janet Walker, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Blackburn Black-burn of Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson spent Saturday and Sunday at Ely attending the races. While there they visited Erma and Bruce Edwards and family. Mrs. Edwards is the Blackburn's daughter and a granddaughter of the Thompsons. Those from Milford at- tending the funeral s., for Aurther B. tw' Mr. and Mrs. & Sidonia Whiting, Mrs. Jery Maye'r J" Mrs. Charles Tern I Max Mecham, BisC Gay, Mrs.vUate her children froraSal(,.' and LDS Seminary w tor, friend and .,., Mr adMrs.BlakeMJ: Mr. andMrs.CharC ry attended the toe '' Salem, Utah on SatJ August 28, for VlMliC Hunt. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Mai B,f have just returned &-trip &-trip to Calif. They tookb' mother, Mrs. Sophie Bfj and three sisters.Mrs.H old Jackson, Mrs. 2 Ostler of Nephl, and m'. Paul Bailey of Moroni t them. They all attended-wedding attended-wedding reception of niece, Miss Susan ciov of Citrus Heights, Cal Mr. WinnRindflelshofti' ton, Texas. They were b; ried in the Oakland Tet; and are now students at By Mr. Rodney Hesliif grandson ofMaxBaxters,,! turned to his home In st Valley, Calif, after spejt 3-12 weeks visiting grandparents, and aunt t uncle, Betty and Mitel. Baxter. He returned to; with his grandparents, ! and Devota Hesllngton : Minersville. Mrs. Leo BardsleyoIGt nison, Utah passed awayk week. She was the mother. Beth Mellor, formerMli resident. Mr. and Mrs. HaroldBs ter and Mr. and Mrs, Hi Baxter attended the finer of a cousin, Albert Nelso: Cedar City, on Monday, Father Valine rete Friday from Callta where he helped tocelete his brother's 80th birtiij Manuel Valine lives In !ii ton, and is well knom Milford where he used hunt deer for many year |
