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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta. Utah, Thurs., Tan. 29. 19S3 lvyiuitlyi BY MAEY JOHNSON Mrs. Nada Simpson and Mrs. C, E. Simpson arrived home from a two weeks trip to Los Angeles They were able to visit in weekends week-ends with Jay Simpson, who is in basic training down there. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Allen of Provo visited here with their daughter, dau-ghter, Frances Hayes and family for several days. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Wier at Modena also. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Christensen called at the J. A. Banks home on their way back to their mission labors in Texas. They had visited Mis Gladys Banks two weeks prior to their coming home, so brought word of her to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Potts had their little daughter in the hospital, hospi-tal, in Nephi several days. Margaret Bowers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bowers, was also a patient in the Nephi hospital. hos-pital. There are quite a number of cases of flu about. Mrs. Ruth Abeg glen taught school last week for Mrs. Inez Wiley who was ill. . Mr. and Mrs. Curt Johnson drove to Salt Lake City Saturday. On their return they visited Curt's mother, Mrs. Anna McMahon, in Tooele. Elder Kenneth May and Miss Delia Johnson were speakers in Sacrament meeting Sunday eve- E!k.sr'f Are Honored Jilt Miecentiou MRS. AHPRILLA SCOW 1V onH KTrc rioo Rlflr cnpti Friday and Saturday at Salt Lake City. and Mrs. Jack 'iurner, whoso Mr. and Mrs. Verl Black and ' wculis was ueceuioer aj, were daughter 'from Dugway visited ' honoieu at a reception baiurday over the weekend with Verl's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Black. .Ir. and Mrs. Marlow Cropper and daughter have moved to Arizona Ariz-ona for the next few months. They left Saturday. Mr. Robert Carling is In the LDS hospital at Salt Lake City where he underwent an operation Saturday Sat-urday morning. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lee from Salt Lake City visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dee Bennett Ben-nett and children from Provo were visiting with Rulon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerolti Bennett on Saturday. Sat-urday. A Fireside Chat was held Sun day evening after Sacrament meet ing at the home of Bishop and Mrs. O. L. Dutson. The guest speak er was Bonnie Riding, who told of her many experiences on her trip in the east. A large crowd of teen - agers was present. Light refreshments were servd. Visiting at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Cuman Cropper on Monday were Mrs. Luke N. Stott, Clinton Black, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Bennett, Ben-nett, all from Meadow. Sunday evening at Sacrament Delta Firot itiustaims nuntisze wura nan. ine Dnae is me lormer evening, Jan. '2. in Margaret Wilson, daughter of Mrs. 3liIfOS'l Tijt?IS nine. Kenneth May returned from meetinerthe DrosTam was eiven the Hawaiian mission. by the Ttelta Seminary ,stu4ents, FERTILIZER & SEED GRAIN A Good Combination SEED GRAIN Trebi Barley $3.75 Winter Club Barley 4.00 Velvon-ertified '. 5.25 Lemhi Wheat- Certified 5.25 Bannock Oats , 4.25 These varieties are all very high quality. Recleaned with a Carter Disc Cleaner and are . Slurry Treated. BRING YOUR OWN BAGS . NOW ON HAND ONE CAR of Phosphate PRICE REDUCED from 36.00 to $34.00 a ton It will pay you to buy now. Government reports indicate higher prices and continued shortage of this material. NITROGEN While it lasts $3.35 per Cwt. Will close out at Below Dealer Wholesale Cost the bjtlance of our farm equipment. 1 Minneapolis- Moline "R" Tractor NEW - 6 Kelly Ryan Farm Elevators NEW 2 Kelly Ryan Hay Rakes ' NEW 1 Minneapolis- Moline "69" Harvester Has cut only 20 acres 1 Minneapolis- Moline Baler Used only enough to tune it up. YOUR SAVING is better than 30 on any of this Equipment. LIBERAL TERMS AND LOW INTEREST RALPH W. MORRISON & SONS Phone 1691 c Lolu Wilson of Midway, and Mr. Turner is a son oi Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Turner oi Delia. The bride wore a traditional bridal satin gown with a beadea sweetheart neckline and full court train. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and roses. Her veil was of bridal illusion, trim med in nylon net with a pearl beaded tiara. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Wilson chose street length blue dresses and wore orchid corsages. The matron dt honor was Mrs. Blanche Pryor of Beaver, sister of the bride. Mrs. Fred Cunningham and Miss Edith Young of Heber City were bridesmaids. They chose sky blue satin gowns and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Grant Taylor of Cedar City, stood as best man. The trousseau and gift room was decorated in daffodills. In charge were Mrs. Connie Moody and Mrs. Dan Hansen. Mrs. Dee Sanford and Mrs. Sa- valla Sanford were In charge of the serving, assisted by Misses Ila Rae Taylor, Florence Church and Evva Pryor. They wore corsages of yellow talisman roses. Miss Ruby Ru-by Turner hadcharge of the guest book. vs?. On the program were Morgan Edwards, violin solo, Mrs. Betty Turner, vocal solo, Miss Loa Belle Black, dance, Mrs. Blanche Pryorj reading, ,J?ale Johnson, accordion solo, ancHMiss Doreen Moody, pi ano solo. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vodak were in Salt Lake City during the week to attend the convention of hard ware and implement dealers. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson visited vis-ited in Provo during the week with their son, Aarland who recent ly had his leg Injured while at work. under the direction of Mr. Glenn. The program was enjoyed by all. Sheldon Christensen spent the weekend at Provo with friends. JMaer Kichard Dewsnup rrom Salt Lake City spent the. weekend visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Layton Dewsnup. The Deseret Garden Club re cently met at the home of Fern Crafts to reorganize th group and to be ready for the coining garden club year. The officers who were released with a vote oi thanks for the splen did work they have done wre Prs. Fern Crafts, Vice President Blanche Crafts, Secretary and Treasurer Dora Black. They have really done a fine job while hold ing these offices. The new officers for the com ing year are: Beverly Eliason, the president, Inga Black, vice presi dent; Nora Cropper, secretary and treasurer. The next Garden Club meeting will be held February 4 at 7:30 at the home of Beverly Eliason. Everyone is invited to attend. The Garden Club members extend an invitation to anyone Interested in "garden work" to come and Join them. Jkmm HATCH FARNSWORTH RETURNS And will welcome old and newefriends Mark and Hannah Johnson, present proprietors, proprie-tors, are moving to Idaho to open a SPUDNUT SHOP They thank their patrons for their fine support which made being in business here pleasant FINE FOOD AND GOOD COMPANY Hinckley did it again. Last Friday Fri-day they walked off with a lopsided lop-sided victory over the Milford Tigers, in their third league game of the season. This win makes them tied with the Rabbits for the number two position in this Region. Hinckley and Delta will meet Friday, January 30, to decide this position. The game will be played at Hinckley, and everyone is invited in-vited to come out and see this game. Milford G 0 NAMES Rowley Stocker Lefevre Wadsworth Banks Ashworth Uffens McDonald Anderson . Kenross Howells Schramm TOTALS 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 9 Hinckley T 3 2 0 0 5 2 0 0 6 3' 9 0 30 F 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2. 2 4 0 12 Ptc. 1 2 0 7 0 0 2 6 4 6 0 30 NAMES G T F Ptc. Robinson 5 4 4 14 M. Theobald 2 4 3 7 B. Theobald 5 3 1 11 Carling 0 3 3 3 Langston 3 3 3 9 Bennett 0 3 11 iarsen 2 0 0 4 Tullis 14 2 4 Bishop 0 0 0 0 Tayor 1113 Swenson 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 25 19 56 Score by quarters Hinckley 16 34 42 56 1 Milford 3 10 19 30 j Second Ward Wins First Half The Senior Scout League is at the end of the first half of their schedule, with only one team undefeated. The Delta 2nd, has not lost a game up to this time and are looking 'forward to the second half to be as successful as the first has been. Oak City is next with only two losses, and Delta 3rd has only been defeated once also. Standings TEAM W L Pet. Delta 2nd 7 0 1.000 Oak City 8 2 .800 Delta 1st 7 2 .778 Leamington 5 4 .556 Lynndyl 4 4 .500 Hinckley 3 5 .375 Deseret 3 5 .375 Delta 3rd 3 6 .333 Sutherland 2 5 .286 Sugarville 2 5 .286 Abraham 0 7 .000 Last week's results Delta 2nd 30 Lynndyl 10. Oak City 45, Leamington 23. Delta 1st 41, Delta 3rd 21. Sugarville won by forfiet from Abraham. Lyric Lore Club Is Entertained Mrs. Cora Harris was hostess to the Lyric Lore Club Thursday eve ning. Dinner was served to mem bers Pearl Snow, Maurine Jeffery, Carol Schlappi Marjorie Gardner, Maurine Anderson erma Schlappi Reva Skidmore, Alice Gardner, An-gie An-gie Warner, Eleanore Skidmore, Thelma Black,-Mary Bassett, Olive Barney, and Verna Gardner. A report on the book, "My Cous in Rachel," by Daphne Du Maurier, was given by Mrs. Carol Schlappi Babbits Lose To Beaver 45-43 Friday Night Delta F.F.A. Chapter News AT vii ii AWE BY JACK NIELSON The Chapters " Farm Quartely Magazine" sale came off lairly successful. We sold a few magaz ines over the alloted amount of fifty which gave us a fifty dollar bonus. The Ag. Club gave five dollars to the boy who sold the most magazines, it was given to Reggi Pearson and Frank Baker. The money from the sales will go for our transportation on our summer trip. We are now engaged in another magazine sale. In this one we can sell 84 different magazines, such as Life, Times, Colliers, and Wo-mens Wo-mens Home Companion, also Sports and outdoors magazines like, Sports and Field and Stream. The club has made a little contest out of this. If a boy sells ten dollars worth of magazines, he gets a beanie cap, and the boy who turns his money in first gets a candy bar. This money also goes for the Ag. trip. The Ag. Club is giving ten dollars to the 'March of Dimes" polio fund. We have had a fairly successful year so far, and we have some busy months ahead, with the F.F.A-banquet. F.F.A-banquet. Sweet Heart Ball, and the F. F. A. Convention coming up- Well, it looks like Beaver finally fin-ally decided which team was going go-ing to hold the top positoin in Region 6, when they came up from behind in the last two minutes min-utes of the game Friday, to win over Delta, 45 to 43. The Rabbits took the lead at the first of the game, and continued cont-inued to hold it right up to the last few minutes of the game, when Beaver slapped in a few fast baskets to gain the lead, which they held until the final buzzer. The Delta boys put a real scare into the Beavers, but couldn't seem to hold out against them long enough. Cox, for Beaver, continued his scoring pace, and tallied up 18 counters, followed by Murdock with 8. each had 10. For Delta, Floyd, and Moody The Rabbits will go to Hinckley, Hinck-ley, Friday, where they will play the favored Mustangs. BY LEON HUNSAKER DELTA NAME G T F Pet. Dewsnup 0 0 0 0 Roper 2 0 0 4 Moody 3 8 4 10 Win'field 3 3 2 8 Schlappi 0 0 0 0 Floyd 3 9 4 10 JenseV 0 0 0 0 Hansen 14 3 5 Prestwich 2 2 2 6 Workman 0 0 0 0 TOTAL'&Si 14 26 19 43 Boxing And Wrestling Teem 8eofMfed29to25 BEAVER NAME Cox Pearce Skinner Eyre Marshall Heppler Murdock Smith Roberts Tattersall TOTALS Score by quarters Delta Beaver Referees, Chamberlain & Halyoak MILLARD DIVISION STANDINGS g i r Pet 7 8 4 18 14 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 4 0 2 11 2 5 4 8 0 0 0 0 2 4 3 7 2 10 4 16 29 13 45 13 25 33 43 10 20 28 45 TEAM Beaver Delta Hinckley Parowan Millard Milford W 3 2 2 1 1 0 L 0 1 1 2 2 3 Pet. 1.000 .667 .667 .333 .333 .000 THIS IS THE END: The final sale of 4 H ton pickups, 2 34 ton pickups, pick-ups, One Jeep, and half a dozen automobiles. I want to clean these up and will accept any reasonable reason-able offer. Special One 1952 1 ton Dodge truck, NEW, $600 discount. dis-count. Noble G. Peterson. M T 'ten Hermitage BBAXD tvorta w(eat TfCU OLD pen 6 PROOF THE CLD HERMITAGE COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY Delta High School's boxing and wrestling team defeated Millard High School, Saturday night at Fillmore, by a score oi 25 to 20. It was a close match all the way, with the winning team being decided on the last match of the evening. Delta's boxing ' and wrestling squad will host Beaver here. Wed. January 28, at 8:00 P.M.. This promises to be a good one. At Beaver earlier in the season Delta won only by a margin of 25-30. Be sure to come out for a good evening of intertainment. Delta will meet Millard here, Saturday Feb. 7 to close the season sea-son before the regional and state meets, which will be held Feb. 14, and Feb. 20. Following is a summary of the Millard-Delta Match. Wrestling Overson, Delta dec. Sunstron, Millard. Mill-ard. 95. J. Knight, Delta pinned Perrish, Millard. 103 lbs. Bar, Delta dec. Cummings, Millard. Mill-ard. 125 lbs. J. Hollingshead, Delta dec. Jackson, Jack-son, Millard. 120 lbs. W. Knight, Delta pinned Prows, Millard. 133 lbs. Callister, Delta dec. Jensen, Mill-ard.133 Mill-ard.133 lbs. George, Millard dec. Snow, Delta. 138 lbs. Cooly, Millard pinned Vest, Delta. 145 lbs. K. Davis, Milard dec. M. Nielson, Delta. 165 lbs. Brunson, Millard pinned Western, Delta. 165. lbs. Smith, Millard pinned Jones, Delta. Heavyweight. Boxing L. Overson, Delta drew with Palmer, Pal-mer, Millard. 120 lbs. S. Hollingshead, Delta drew with Johnson, Millard. 140 lbs. Sfcidmore, Delta dec. L. Davis, Mlilard. 165 lbs. To make a score of 29 to 25 for Delta. FOR SALE: 19-18 Jeep 1 ton truck, in good condition.Inquire at phone 3662 or Snow's 66 Station. Leamington MI13. UAJZL HARDER The Gold and Green Ball held Kr.day evening was enjoyed by a large c.oud. 'the hall was beauli-aiij, beauli-aiij, decorate! with biue a. -J white cvepe papei, vvah spaikiir.g silver stars. The floor show, under the direction o Mi. and Mrs. Burton Bur-ton Hansen, consisted oi' a dance, "Beautiful Ohio," by the Explore: s and MIA Maids, a sola, "Stardust" by Walker Fini;.nson, and a square dance, "Venus and Mars" by a group Irom the special inteerst clasa.0 A large crov d of local people and many friends and relatives of neighboring towns were on hand to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. John Evans on their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday. Rich Finlinscn and Floyd Brad-field Brad-field along with representatives from Lynndyl and Oak City met with Governor J. Bracken Lee on Tuesday of this week to seek more beneficial use of road money in this area. Eddie Bradfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bradfield spent three days last week in the Juab county coun-ty hospital suffering from pneumonia. pneu-monia. Josiah Nielson was rushed to the Veterans' hospital Thursday morning morn-ing after a severe attack. Although his condition is considered serious he is not believed in any immediate immedi-ate danger. Elnora has been staying stay-ing in Salt Lake City and Tooele with relatives. Mrs. Margaret Ritchie is in the Juab hospital Tor medical care.She became ill Sunday and it was felt she needed the attention closer to a doctor. . Burt Wright of Mt. Pleasant is staying a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harder while doing some bricklaying in Delta. Fred Finlinson and Freddie spent the cr-fr?!? with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TTTinlinson. . Mr. and Mrs. Dell Bradfield attended at-tended a lovely birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Opal Lambright in TOD Park on the tenth. Walter Jeffery, who makes his home in Delta with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Adeline Jeffery, celebrated celebrat-ed his 89th birthday Wednesday. STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE for 2 cars or trucks. Snow 66 Station. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, who operated the Spudnut Chop in Delta Del-ta for several years, and then the City Cafe, are leaving Delta in the near future for Nampa, Idaho, where they will be in business with a new Spudnut shop and a cafe. TRACTOR SERVICE CLINIC FEBRUARY 5TH FARMALLS ONLY 1. FREE STEAM CLEAN 2. FREE Inspection of Electrical System. 3. FREE Inspection of Brakes, Clutch & Transmission 4. FREE Inspection of Cooling System & Hydraulic System 5. FREE Inspection & Test of Engine & Power HAVE YOUR TRACTOR IN BY FEB 1 so they can be cleaned before the Clinic on Feb. 5th. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS .... We will steam clean your tractor before February 5. Then on the 5th of February we will set up 5 stalls in our shop which will ' 5 stages go over your tractor completely. At the end of the 5th stage we will be able to toll you what your tractor needs. There is NO OBLIGATION. OBLI-GATION. We will tell you what your tractor needs, and it is up to you whether you want it done. v.. J MOVIES IN SHOP AT NIGHT On the night of February 5th we will show-movies show-movies in our shop, which will help ycu in tractor maintenance. WE WILL ALSO SHOW YOU THE NEW 1953 MODEL INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS. ALL FREE. FEBRUARY 5TH ASHBY'S, INC. Helta ... Utah S |
