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Show r PAGE TEN THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH THURSDAY, JUNE Hi Joins Cabinet Visitors at the Charles Crabb home Friday included Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Magelby, a grandson of Salt Lake City, and his father, Woodrow Magelby of Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson and family of Salt Lake City, spent Father's Day in Lehi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Anderson, An-derson, ana other relatives here. Combining b u si n e s s with pleasure Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lit-tleford Lit-tleford spent Thursday in Salt Lake City. From San Francisco, Calif., came Mrs. Juanita Sullivan to visit with relatives in Utah. She spent Monday afternoon at the home of a sister, Mrs. Morris Holmstead, here. Donald Stone is spending a I vacation in Los Angeles, Calif., leaving in the company of his brother Dal Stone. An enjoyable surprise for Mrs. Shirlef Powell, Monday evening, was the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reese of Calgary, Canada. Can-ada. Mr. Reese is a brother of Mrs. Powell. With them was their daughter, Miss Glenna Reese, who is taking a course in drama and dancing at Brigham Young university, in preparation for the MIA season. They told of heavy rains and floods in Canada, which have prevented the planting plant-ing of crops to a great extent. A motor trip to the clay mine owned by Mr. Powell and a visit to Saratoga Springs furnished an evening of entertainment for the group. They had never before seen anything of the kind. Father's Day visitors at the Leon Peet home were Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Pack and family of Llndon. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Prior and son, Keith, spent the weekend with their parents in Spanish Fork, Andrew Prior and Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Boyack. t . :: Mrs. J. P. Christiansen made a business trip to Provo Friday. Mrs. Morris Holmstead and daughter Kathleen, spent an en joyable afternoon in American Fork Sunday at the home or a sister to Mrs. Holmstead, Mrs. Lillian Berry, who was hostess at dinner. Others present included Mrs. Juanita Sullivan of San Francisco, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stratton of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shatter Shat-ter of American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray of Copperton telephoned the group. They had started down, but were unable to reach the gathering on account of car trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Deveraux and Dick Deveraux of Pleasant Grove were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Littleford, Monday evening. Charles F. Brannan, above, of Denver, Colo., Is the new Secretary Sec-retary of Agriculture in President Presi-dent Truman's Cabinet. He succeeds suc-ceeds Clinton P. Anderson, who resigned to seek Senate nomination nomina-tion in New Mexico. Brannan, 44, was assistant secretary in the department. To honor Seth Littleford on Father's Day, came Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gill of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mower of Provo. They enjoyed dinner together, to-gether, at which the Misses Shirley Shir-ley and LaVon Turner were also guests. 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He attended the Old Folk's party in American Fork, to renew acquaintance with his many friends In Lehi and neighboring neigh-boring towns. He will celebrate his 80th birthday this summer, yet remains active and a man of affairs. He owns the water works in his town, lives alone in a very modern home, and is a good friend of Bing Crosby, honorary mayor of Elko. Well known and loved in his community, he counts his friends by the score. Brockbank Seeks Position As District Judge NOTICE Bob Crabb of Salt T.niro n,r spent a few davs this weet hv. his mother, Mrs. Ruth Crabb. Mr. and Mrs Phil rwi0 Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Violet iiiomas or Bait Lake City, visited With Mr. and Mrs Aftnr. r;w I .WM WUCO Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.' Merlin hi stead of Salt Lake City, were Friday visitors at the Morris Holmstead home. They also sailed sail-ed on Mr. and Mrs. Virtnr wi-. stead. Mr. and Mrs. Rudninh ifnt returned to Arthur, Nevada, i-iiuay auer spending several days here with Mrs. Alice Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith. Saturday visitors at the rhor -ww "iV VltUl les Crabb home were Mr and Mrs. Dick Smith (their granddaughter) grand-daughter) of Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Cnrlvsie hi r Afton, Wyoming, visited Sunday and Monday with their former neighbors. Mr. and Mrs n w Lehmberg. With them' came their son Doyle, who served on an LDS mission. . Mrs. Nettie McAffee Is visiting m LaMaeta, Calif., at the home of a son, Mr. and Mrs. Reed McAffee. She left Saturday in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bateman. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tmne spent the weekend in Salt Lake City where thev visited with Mr and Mrs. Don Trane and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trane. Mr. and Mrs. Ramon n rioan or bait Lake City, are spending a wee, ucre at me nome of a sister to Mr. Dean, Mr. and Mrs Rex Zimmerman. Isaac E. Brockbank, well-known well-known Provo attorney, announc ed Saturday he will seek the Re- puDiican nomination for one of the two district judees which serve the Fourth judicial district. ine district includes Utah. Was atch, Uintah, and Duchesne counties. Mr. Brockbank served as Provo city attorney for 10 years, and as Utah county attorney for two. He has practiced law in Provo for more than 27 years, after receiving his law degree from the university of Utah and the degree de-gree of doctor of judisprudence from the University of Chicago. He also was graduated from Brigham Young university. Mr. Brockbank was born at Spanish Fork and ' received his early education there. The candidate has a long and important record of civic accomplishments, accom-plishments, heading at one time or another half a dozen maior civic movements. He is currently current-ly president of the Utah Valley hospital board of directors, and recently completed a long term as Utah county chairman for the American Red Cross. He is a former president of his Boy Scout district, and a former president and director of the Provo Chamber of Commerce The candidate is a member of the Provo Rotary club, and a iormer president of that nrcran ization. His civic endeavors include the financial chairmanshiD of the project to erect the MIA home in tne north fork of Provo can yon. An active LDS church worker, ne is a member of the Utah stake high council and formerly held ims position in the Nebo stake. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn rrohh nf Antimony spent several days last wee at tne nome of Mr. Crabb's parents. Mr. and Mrs Priori Crabb. They returned with their son to spend a few days in Mon roe witn Mrs. Joseph Wanlass. A total of 104.069 persons wit nessed the Utah Centennia: pageant, "Promised Valley", dur ing tne summer of 1947. Hospital Notes Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Rtnno .n daughter, Miss Mvrle Stone anrf son, Kay Stone, are spending a vacauon m Yellowstone Park. They expect to return Thursrtov or Friday. At the Lehi Hospital this week. Mrs. Jean L. (Zada) Phillips is receiving care. Mrs. Arnold (Nessie) Brems is also a patient at tne hospital. Kenneth Strasburg was taken nome June 21. Mrs. Charles Crabb entertain. ed at dinner Sunday, Father's -xy. vuvers were laid lor Mr. and Mrs. Crabb, Ruth Crabb and daughters, Peggy and Patty, and son, Bob Crabb of Salt Lake City. A beautifully tiered and decorated decorat-ed cake formed a centerpiece. It bore the word "Father", in honor in ivir. raDD. Dean Powell underwent minor operation June 15. Joyce South wick received med ical care from June 16 to 19. Mrs. MariA fii .w viuiiwiui b CI ill ed at her new home, in honor of the Fourth ward's departing mwoiuudura, xviiss uienaa Hunger Hun-ger and Elder Ferrell Losee. Games were played and original ouiiSo composed py tne divided group. Not to be outdone, the honored guests wrote a song in just a few minutes. Talks were eiven bv the mi I ..wiiui.w, wcix i r . I uaicnus. ami inrmpr nrarn h thnn t-v. o.-rl- """"f'. Joyce Colledge received medical medi-cal treatment from June 18 to ii. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Colledge. Shirley Comer, the daughter of airs. Francis Comer, underwent a tonsilectomy Saturday, June 19 Le'R and Luella Ross of Provo have a baby son, born Thursday, June 17. James A. and Elmira Ferrell have a new daughter, born inursaay, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, t. it tin- ford and family attended the Wright family reunion in Liberty Park Sunday. An aunt nf Mr? Littleford, Mrs. Mary Lynn of Idaho Falls, Idaho, who came down for the reunion, spent Fri day in Lehi. at the Littlefnrrt home. A son was born to Mahlon and Marie Peck Sunday, June 20. To Boyd and Lois McAffee, of rrovo, was born a son, Monday, June 21. Harold and Bertha Fenn are the parents of a baby son, born Tuesday, June 22. A meeting of the Old Age Pension Pen-sion and Assistance organization, will be held in the Memorial Bldg., Friday, June 25, at 8:00 p. m. Commissioner Sylvan Clark is expected to be the speaker. We wish to announce that our meetings are positively not political poli-tical regardless of some of the rumors being circulated. Any person who wishes to voice his or her opinion at our meetings Is more than welcome to do so, so long as they are in sympathy with our cause. Members of the branches in neighboring towns are especially invited, so come out and get acquainted. The general public is always welcome. Mrs. Theo Pierson Mother Honors Son Returning From Mission Mrs. James H. Beck, Alpine, entertained at an open house Sunday afternoon honoring her son William L. 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