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Show THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS Santa Claus is expected to make his annual call at Central Cen-tral and Grovecrest tomorrow, Friday, the last day of school before the Christmas vacation begins. He will arrive during the early part of the day for the children who are excused at noon and in the afternoon for the others. The PTA will furnish furn-ish the treats. ESN All the children at Central are making "Christmas Surprises" Sur-prises" to take home to their parents for the holiday celebrations. celebra-tions. ESN Central is boasting two Christmas Christ-mas as usual this year, one in the foyer and one in the lunchroom. lunch-room. The trees are beautiful with the colorful decorations made by the children. ESN Christmas programs by the children and for their parents have been much in evidence at Grovecrest this week. Last Tuesday the Kindergarten children chil-dren of Betty Olsen entertained. entertain-ed. And Wednesday, the third graders of Afton Miller, Rose Radmall and Carol Jaynes and the kindergarten and first grade children of Leah Hartshorn Hart-shorn honored their moms and dads with a program. i. L ... Stanley Walker Completes Stanley H. Walker, Provo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Walker, has just completed 13 weeks of intensive stock broker training and has been graduated gradu-ated from the Securities Sales Training School of J. A. Hogle & Co. in Salt Lake City. The school included special courses in corporate finance, money and banking and security analysis. analy-sis. . Graduation qualifies Mr. Walker for certification as a Registered Representative of the New York Stock Exchange. A graduate of BYU in economics, eco-nomics, Mr. Walker is now a broker in J. A. Hogle & Co.'s Provo office. A former sales manager with the Mountain States Telephone Co., he and Mrs. Walker and their four children reside at 780 N. l 1150 East, Provo, Utah. Goes. Home for Christmas Holidays Steven Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. . Gordon (Marilyn) Wright,., . who . has been living with his grandmother, Mrs. Oral Or-al Wright, while attending the BYU, left Wednesday for Rochester, Ro-chester, New York, to spend the Christmas Holidays with his parents'. He left on a chartered char-tered bus from the Y and will return after the holidays to continue with his studies. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF JESSE A. WASHBURN, WASH-BURN, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers, to the undersigned undersign-ed at the law offices of J. Albert Al-bert Page, 30 South Main, Pleasant Grove, Utah on or before be-fore the 14th day of March, 1904. Claims must be presented in : accordance with tthe pro- .vislnns nf cfvtinn 75.0.5. TTtnh Code Annotated, 1953, and with proper verification as required therein. A. Verd Washburn Executor of said estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LUELLA W. WASHBURN, Deceased. Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, to ' the undersigned under-signed at the law offices of J. Albert Page, 30 South Main, Pleasant Grove, Utah on or before, be-fore, the 14th day of March, 1964.' Claims must be presented in - accordance with the pro-. pro-. visions of section 75-9-5, ' Utah Code Annotated, 1953, and with proper verification, as required (therein. " A. Verd Washburn Executor of said estate. LOANS O AUTO O FURNITURE O SIGNATURE Geneva Finance American Fork, Utah - P.G. Riding Club Has Two Parties In Recent Weeks Two parties, one week apart, have been staged recently by members of the Pleasant Grove Riding Club. Both were held in the Lindon Lions Community Building. During the evening of Thursday, Thurs-day, Dec. 12, 35 members enjoyed en-joyed a dinner party prepared and served by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ahman, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Del-be Del-be rt Johansen, Mr. and Mrs. Royle Covington and Marjorie Green. Entertainment numbers were western songs played and sang by Jule Hansen and Dorothy Nelson; tap dances by Suzanne and Jan Hansen and Pam Niel-son Niel-son and guitar selections by Sheridan and Stewart Moseman Last night, Wednesday, Dec. 18, a Christmas party was held for the children of club members. mem-bers. ' Treats, surprises and Christmas cheer were enjoyed by all who attended. Students Go Through Pioneer Log Cabin During Last Week Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Walk-. Walk-. er conducted 7 classes from our local schools through the Pioneer Pio-neer Log Cabin and museum one day last week. These classes are studying. Utah history and saw first hand many of the things the Pioneers used to protect themselves with and to make a living out Of this, their adopted state and country. Teachers of the classes were Leslie Liechty, Lewis Griffin, Joan McAllister and Judy May. The" children were told of the early history of Pleasant Grove and some of the hardships and tribulations the pioneers experienced. exper-ienced. Fires were started early in both buildings by Mr. Walker and the children were comfortable comfor-table on a stormy winters day. Modemettes Meet Last Week with Mrs, Edna Bott "The Modemettes held their meeting at the home of Edna Bott last week. A delicious ham dinner was served on card tables centered with a Christmas Christ-mas candle. After the dinner, table games xwere played withVirginia Chip-man Chip-man and Naomi Walker winning win-ning the prizes. .' Those - present with those mentioned above were Maxine . West, Grace Cornaby, Verna Ekins, Mary Jacobs, Fern Max-field, Max-field, Alta Noble, Afton Fryer, Lorraine Boyer, Ruth Cobbley and Verda Fenton. Visit from Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harper were hosts to family members last weekend. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith , and three children from Pueblo, Colorado. Mrs. Stewart is a sister sis-ter of Mrs. Harpers. On the way here the Smiths visited family members in Mon-itrose Mon-itrose Colorado. When leaving they will tour Los AngelSS, and then drive to San Diego, where they will visit Mrs. Smith's twin brother and family,-Mr r and Mrs. Pete Salerno., They will spend the holidays there. Card of Thanks It is with sincere appreciation that we take this opportunity to thank everyone who so kindly assisted during the passing and funeral services of our revered husband,' father and grandfather. grandfath-er. The floral offerings were lovely and the contributions to the memorial cancer fund were gratefully deceived. In retrospect it seems that everyone did everything possible possi-ble to help us through the trying try-ing hours and days. May God bless you all. The Burton H. Adams Family c-us For Sewing Machine Repair KELLERS SEWING CIRCLE Am. Fork SK 6-2188 Find us Fast in the Yellow Pages Funeral Services Held Saturday For Keith Nelson i Funeral services for Keith E. Nelson, 45, were held Saturday, Sat-urday, Dec. 14 at 12 noon in the First-Fifth Ward chapel, under the direction of Wilford Hoglund, of the First Ward bishopric. Mr. Nelson died from a heart attack near Fairfield, Utah County, after his truck stalled as he was looking for a Christmas Christ-mas tree. t He had gone with a companion, compan-ion, Gam Dunsdon, also of Pleasant Grove, to the area south of Fairfield on Tuesday, . Dec. 10, when their car broke down. They spent the night around a camp fire and started for help Wednesday. Mr. Dunsdon said that Mr. Nelson complained of not feeling feel-ing well, slumped over and collapsed col-lapsed a few minutes later. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at Lehi Hospital. Speakers who paid tribute to the life of the deceased were Elvin Thome and Lewis J. Harmer, neighbors. Mr. Hoglund Hog-lund spoke closing words of sympathy and hope. Brent Peterson sang the vocal vo-cal solos, "In My Father's House" and "I Need Thee Every Ev-ery Hour," accompanied by Donna Johnson. Joanne Walker and Joanne Brady sang "Beyond "Be-yond the Sunset," accompanied by Pauline Olpin. Family prayer at the mortuary mor-tuary was led by Bishop Paul Blackhurst. E. Dee Olpin asked the invocation and Hyrum Bradley pronounced the benediction. bene-diction. The grave in the Lehi Cemetery was dedicated by James C. Hansen. Pallbearers were Garn Dunsdon, Duns-don, Carl Richins, John Rich-ins, Rich-ins, Wayne Nelson, Leland Nelson, Nel-son, Lee Crab, Russell Peterson Peter-son and Myron Jense. Flowers were cared for and luncheon arranged by the First Ward Relief Society, Keith E. Nelson was born March 8, 1918, in Pleasant Grove, a son of Raymond and Ann Hansen Nelson. He was educated in the local schools and was a carpenter by occupation. occu-pation. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He married Mary Richins, April 17, 1947. They were later divorced. He is survived by his former wife and one son and three daughters, Dennis, Kathy, Joyce and Marilyn, all of Pleasant Grove. Also surviving are his parents par-ents of Pleasant Grove, one brother and one sister, Howard Nelson, Provo and Mrs. Hyrum (Dorothy Ann) Bradley, Bountiful. Boun-tiful. Friends Visit on 88th Birthday Anniversary Family members and friends of Mrs. Pearl Wadley met at her home Sunday, Dec. 15 to wish her a "Happy Birthday" on her 88th anniversary. Light refreshments were served. ser-ved. Among those who called were her five children, Mrs. Oral Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adamson of . American Fork, Mr ;and Mrs. LaVere Wadley of Lehi, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell (Phyllis) Keetch of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Nyal (Bernice) Wadley and grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Birthday Dinner "A family birthday dinner was" held Sunday, Dec. 15, when two birthdays were celebrated together. to-gether. The two honored guests were Ricky and Christine Ovard children of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ovard. A big birthday cake and gifts added to the. festivities. ROLLER SKATING Skating Every Night 7 :30 to 1 0 except Sunday Tuesdays MIA Parties by Reservation NAatinee Saturday 2 to 4 Thursday Special - 40c Skate Rental 25c Monday Nights All the Family $2.00 For special party rates and lioura phone FR 3-9187. RIVERSIDE SKATING RINK 551 W. 12th N. Provo Battle Creek DUP Meets Friday, Dec. 13 The Battle Creek Camp DUP met at the home of Lucilio Walker on Friday, Dec. 11. An interesting history was read by Gertrude Richards of her great uncle, William S. Burton, who died in England, while there on a mission. Lacy Wliitc, lesson leader, gave the lesson on "Courageous Pioneers." She also discussed an epistle written by Brigham Young on Dec. 23, 1846 at Winter Win-ter Quarters. This letter was written to all the people of the world. She also told about the life of Jane Armitstead's grandmother, grand-mother, Sarah R. Ashley. Those present were Pearl Adams, Ad-ams, Gertrude Richards, Es-telle Es-telle Fenton, Janet Mills, Cora Bezzant, Jane Armitstead, Ellen El-len Hebertson, Pearl West, Cle-one Cle-one Kirk, Myrtle Boren, Ida West and Vivian Evans. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walked and Lacy White. Ida West was welcomed back after serving on a mission. Elysium Club Hears Music Program at Monthly Meeting The Elysium Club held their monthly meeting last, week at the home of Maxine Allred, with Jeanne Walker acting as hostess. After a business meeting a program of music was presented present-ed by Irene and Terry Jenkins Evelyn and Robert Hilton, Bliss and Don Brimley, and Pat and Boyd Seeley. They were accompanied accom-panied by Karla Haynie. On the last number of the program, pro-gram, Glen Probst guitarist, joined them. Those present to enjoy the evening were Maxine Allred, Joanne Brady, Bliss Brimley, Beverly Christeson, Dora Faux, Janice Qillman, Joann Gourley, Karyl Halliday, Marie Harper, Colleen Harris, Dixie Harvey, Karla Haynie, Evelyn Hilton, Faunell Hirschi, Irene Jenkins, Barbara Larson, Mary Lou Mayfield, Pauline Olpin, Norma Ovard, Madge Peterson, Geniel Waid, Jeanne Walker and Beul-ah Beul-ah Whiting. Santa Claus Comes To 7th Ward Primary Santa Claus was an honored guest at the Primary Christmas Christ-mas party held last Monday in the Stake House for the children of the Seventh Ward. Teachers and officers helped him distribute treats to all the Primary children. A program was presented and everyone enjoyed the Christmas Christ-mas spirit. New Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dean Powell have received word from Richland, Rich-land, Washington,, that their son Dean Jr. and his wife, Sandra San-dra have a new baby daughter daugh-ter She was born on Dec. 17. The Powell's have one other child, Michael, who is two years old. Dean is employed by General Gen-eral Electric Co. and has been living and working in Richland since last July. Grove Ward Holds MIA Christmas Party Grove 'Ward members enjoyed enjoy-ed their annual Christmas party par-ty Monday night at the Stake House during the regular hours of MIA.- Ward officers and teachers arranged the evening's entertainment, enter-tainment, Which included a stocking dance, refreshments and an exchange of gifts. The gifts were placed in huge Christmas stocksings and each guest selected one. ZU FELT AUTO REPAIRS 109 East 1st N. SK 4-2951 - 4m. Fork O Front End Alignment, and Wheel Balancing O Complete Automotive Service FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Easy Budget Plan Lions Midwinter Conference Set For January 17, 18 The Lion Midwinter Conference Confer-ence and Banquet scheduled for Jan. 17 and 18, will be the West's largest gathering of Lions, with some two thousand people from four western states expected to attend. The meet-, ings will start with a reception at the Ramada Friday, Jan. 17 in honor of Curtiss D. Lovill, immediate past president of the Lions International Mr. Lovill will be guest speaker. Saturday, Jan. 18, the convention con-vention reconvenes at the Ramada Ra-mada for luncheon and a conference con-ference reviewing the projects and aims of Lions. The big Midwinter Banquet is scheduled for Saturday evening ev-ening at the Terrace Ballroom at 7 p.m. with Curtis D. Lovill featured guest speaker. Additional Addi-tional talks will be given by Gov.George D. Clyde and Mayor May-or J. Bracken Lee. Also expected ex-pected to attend will be Utah's congressional delegation. Lions International Is the largest lar-gest civic club in the world, with approximately 680,000 members in 17,000 clubs. Utah is well represented in this number num-ber with more members per capita than any other state. HOSPITAL NEWS Among babies born at the American Fork hospital during the past two weeks were the following: Dec. 1, a girl to Larry C. and Kay Evans Sorenson. Dec. 4, a boy to W. Nyle and Nyhra Roundy Frampton. Dec. 7, a boy to Dennis and Jeanette Moranic Chorniak. - Dec. 13, a boy to Give L. and Dixie West Beck. Dec. 14, a girl to Lory and Martha Mitchell Huntsman. Dec. 14, a girl to Robert M. and Coral Varney Hicks. Dec. 15, a girl to Craig H. and Linda Lee Smith. Other patients at the hospital hos-pital from Pleasant Grove were Kerry Atkinson, Vivian M. Bezzant, Bez-zant, Frank Thompson, Kent Lemon, Arlene Barton, Lloyd A. Gray, Eldon Pack, Carl R. Hantaan, Pearl Chipman, Gerald Ger-ald Sail, Loring E. Mote, Lynn J. Peck, Nora Macfarlane, Nel-da Nel-da Robinson, Maude Sutton, Mavis Washburn, Kelvin Hall, Dolores Zufelt, Joyce Frand-sen,' Frand-sen,' Martin Christiansen, Scott Young, Emma Zwart, Don E. Hardman, Blake Gillman, Dennis Den-nis Taylor, Benny Hullinger, Bryan Carson, Lois Trevort, Gay Radmall and Adelia West. Camp PL Grove DUP Holds Dec. 12 Meet Camp Pleasant Grove DUP met on Friday, Dec. 13 at 2 p.m. in the Second-Fourth Ward Church. A large decorated tree served as a backdrop for the afternoons festivities. - v Captain Fern Hicks conducted conduct-ed the meeting. A short history was read by Thelma Freeman. Vocal solos were given by Nancy Ekins and Hortense Fronk. Edna Newman gave a retold story of the First Christmas. -The singing of carols car-ols was led by Pearl McMillen accompanied by Vida Conway. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments re-freshments were served by a committee, Minnie Hall, Melissa Melis-sa Wadley, Lottie Carlson and Mary . Ellen Frisby. Twenty-three members. were present. ' Caroling Party Members of the First Ward MIA met at the church for a Christmas hay ride and caroling carol-ing Monday night After the hay ride they , returned to the church for a chili supper with their leaders and officers. ONE PLACE TO PAYl Consolidate YOUR DEBTS Cash for any Worthwhile Purpose ALPINE CREDIT CORP. COURTEOUS EFFICIENT SERVICE American Fork, Utah 62 West Main Phone SK6-40 7 1 Recuperates at Home Mrs. Nora Macfarlane is recuperating re-cuperating at her home after suffering a stroke and being confined to the hospital. She is doing well, and can now have visitors. 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