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Show THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1963 PLEASANT GROYE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1963 Local Couples Back From Trip io Mexico A thre week vacation to Mexico Mex-ico ha Just com to an end and been enjoyed by Mr. and Mn. C R. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ran-dall Shipley, Mra. Reuben Tom-linaon Tom-linaon of Pleasant Grove, and Mra. Edna Harrla of St. George. They visited places of Interest along the way to Acapuloo, Mexico. Mex-ico. They had a guide and enjoyed en-joyed the sights, Including a bull fight In Mexico City. They commented on the poverty pov-erty and backwardness of the people. The roads are made by hand, gravel being spread and oil poured by hand, clothers are washed by hand, etc. Local Clubwomen Represent District At State Meeting Mrs. Eugene' W. Allred and Margaret Hayes represented the Tlmpanogos first district at a day-long, state-wide meeting of the Utah Federation of Women's' Clubs at thte University of Utah Union Building, Saturday, Feb. 2. Featured speaker was Mrs. Helen Livingston Smith, New York City, director, National Organization Or-ganization Division, CARE, who is working directly with the National Na-tional Federation of Women's PL Grove Garden Club Holds Monthly Meeting Last Monday The monthly meeting of the Pleasant Grove Garden Club was hold Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Shoemaker. The objective of the club was discussed by the members and the project for 1063 was decided upon. The planting of a rose garden gar-den on the grounds of the city library was talked over. '.Mrs. Myrth Condor from Humphries Hum-phries Floral in American Fork demonstrated the making of corsages cor-sages and 'tlelng of bows. Letters were read regarding the Spring Festival, called Natures Na-tures Fling, to be held in the Terrace Ter-race Ballroom, March 11 , 12, 13. Refreshments were served by the Hostess. Members present were Alice Simper, Claudia Brown, Ivadell Tomllnson, Mavis Hamilton, The-ora The-ora Young, Cora Messersmith, Barbara Fowles, Jane Armitstead Helen Lohman, Berta Thornton, Ida Pterson, Vera Ball, Emma Harper, Lucille Hillman, LaRue Smith, Sadie Chandler, .LaPriel Morford, and three guests, Velma GUlman, Myrth Condor and Fern Hicks. Clubs on a Literacy Program for eight foreign countries. American Legion to Former Local Man Hold District IV . Regaining Health Initiation In Lehl After Oct Accident An American Legion District IV Initiation will be held Friday, , February 22 at 8 p.m. in the Lehl National Guard Armory, according accord-ing to Lowell Duvoll, Commander Command-er of Pleasant Grove Post 70. All Legionalrea who have not been initiated previously, are invited in-vited to present themselves for the ceremonies. Wives of Legionalrea Legion-alrea also are cordially invited. There will be no charge for the" refreshments, but those who attend at-tend should make reservations with Commander Duvall on or before Feb. 15. Commander Duvall also announced an-nounced that the regular meeting of Post 70 will be held Thursday night, Feb. ,J4 at 7 p.m. at the home of Glen Matthews. He stated that plans for completing com-pleting Uie 1963 membership campaign cam-paign and the March Legion party par-ty would receive consideration. Friends of Phyl Morrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delos Morrill, will be glad to know he Is slowly regaining re-gaining his health, after being hospitalized since Oct. 26. He was seriously injured on that date in a harvesting accident at George, Washington, where he lives with his wife and seven children. On Feb. 6, his leg", which was shattered in the accident, was amputated below the knee and he is now recuperating from surgery. sur-gery. His father made the trip to Washington to be with his at this time. He arrived home Feb. 7 and reports Phyl Is doing fine. He is still hospitalized at the Deaconess Hospital, Wenatchee, Washington California Man Here For Funeral Dies ' After Heart Attack Carl Deltlaf passed away in the American Fork Hospital Monday afternoon, of a heart attack suffered suf-fered a week before. He had come to Pleasant Grove to attend the funeral services and burial of his brother's wife, Mrs. Andrew Deltlaf. His body Hfe returned to Son Bernardino, Calif., for burial. He is survived by his widow, Iva Osteon Deltlaf, and two brothers, Andrew and Henry. KNOW JR 1W VIKING VIGNETTES by Paul L. Smith III lll.lllllll-P I -H ULI Ml I CARD OF THANKS Mere words are inadequate to express our gratitude and heartfelt heart-felt appreciation for the acts of kindness and the messages of sympathy received from relatives friends and neighbors. All have helped us through our sorrow in the loss of my beloved wife and our mother. , , " Andrew Deitiaf, Henry Deitiaf, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deltlaf, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ratcllffe and their families. New Grandson' Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hall and Mrs. Perry Jensen received word of the birth of a new grandson, born in the Price Hospital on Feb. 6. The proud parents are Alta Mae Jensen Hall and Norman G. Hall. The newcomer has a brother, broth-er, Ronald Norman and a sister, Vickie Lynn, waiting to welcome him at home. Visit Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. Richard McDonald McDon-ald are making an extended visit with friends and relatives in PL Grove from their home in Casper,1 ; Wyo. Mrs. McDonald, the former Helen Freeman, lived in Pleasant . Grove until her marriage. At the present they are visiting visit-ing with Helen's brother, Milton ' Freeman. Other brothers and sisters sis-ters who live in Pleasant Grove are Reed and Bill Freeman and Mrs. Chloe West and Mrs. Ruby Neilson,. Home from Hospital Connie Fordham, young daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ford-ham, Ford-ham, has returned to her home after being confined to the Utah Valley Hospital for the past week for a series of tests. To the theme of "Hello Young Lovers" the annual Sweetheart Dance will be held Saturday, Feb. 16 at 8:30 pjn. at the Timpan- HOSPITAL NEWS A son was born at the American Ameri-can Fork hospital to Douglas and Joyce Walker Nielson on Feb; 6. ' A daughter was born to H. Lynn and Marilyn Hogan Hansen on Feb. 5. A daughter was born to Arland LaRay and Vera Patricia Clark Shaw on Feb. 8. Local people who received care at the hospital during the last week are Lynn Peck, Jessie M. Kelsie, Gale Christianson, Mary Loader, Robert Green, Mabel Orr, Kendall Beveridge, Kim Soren-son, Soren-son, Cindy Loader, Colleen Clark, Julie Ann Poulson, Bobbie Duvall, Du-vall, Donna Williamson, Nila Turner, Betty Rose, Jean Clifford, Kathleen Kampman, Ike Bassett : and Lori Williamson. ogos Stake House. Decorations are the traditional Valentines and the evening's music will be provided pro-vided by the Dave White orchestra. orches-tra. . Sweetheart candidates are Seniors, Sen-iors, Lucille Ormond and Douglas Wadley; Juniors, Brenda Price and Tom Giles; Freshmen, Christine Chris-tine Nielsen and Donald Klemm. v-v , Pleasant Grove's forensic teams will debate at the Region Meet at Weber, Friday and Saturday. -... V-V During' the,, regular wrestling season, Pleasant Grove won matches mat-ches from Springvttle, Payson, Le- . hi and two each from American Fork and BY High. They lost to Bingham, Tooele, Payson, Oram, Lehi and two to Provo. Today, Thursday,; Feb. 14, the Region wrestling meet is in progress pro-gress at Morgan. V-V Friday at 8 p.m. Pleasant Grove will play Tintic In a basketball game on the local floor. Now you savemoney on auto insurance... up to 30-40 Visit Grandmother Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whlsler and three children from Chicago, Illinois, Il-linois, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren great-grandchildren of Mrs. C. A. Fu-gal, Fu-gal, spent Saturday night and part of Sunday here with their grandmother. They left Sunday to drive to Las Vegas, Nevada, where they will visit Mrs. Waaler's Waa-ler's mother, Mrs. Leah Huntsman Hunts-man and Mr.. Whialer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Whlsler. After their visit they will make their home in Reno, Nevada. JAMES LAWRENCE "0ON7 Cve W THl SHIF. IHESi WATCH WORDS Of THf UNITED STATES NAVY WERC MST SPOKEN ar CAPTAIN JAMES LAWRENCE ABOARD HIS SHIP CHESAPEAKE OUT TO WEAK THE BIOCKADE or ioston harbor during THE WAR Of 19)2. THE BRITISH FRIGATE SHANNON HAD RAMMED CHESAPEAKE, AND AS THE BOARDING PARTY SWARMED THE DECKS LAWRENCE KCltVED A FATAL WOUND. HE GASPED HIS IMMORTAL ORDERS AS HE WAS CARRIED tELOW DECKS WHERE HE SUCCUMBED DURING THE HEAT OP BATTLE. : " Avrrs- JL ' j CARD OF THANKS Words cannot express the sincere sin-cere thanks and appreciation we feel for the thoughfulness and assistance of friends and relatives during our recent bereavement Everyone was so considerate and kind, that we shall always remember with gratitude. . The Russell Smith Family. STAR BRAND Meets Every Home Demand STAR FLOUR MILLS AMEklCAN FORK, UTAH AUTO LIFE FIRE TRUCK BUSINESS Keith Hansen Phone SK 6-3851 AKffl. wan i -.!- ... 'Mk - ',v,'PvT" 7 Kb :J IF yr 0 Pirioiifooiif Review The destroyer, USS Gyotf woi adapted to firs missiles mis-siles by installing a twin Terrier mount on the stern section. She Is 391 feet in length and the maximum beam Is 41 feet. 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