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Show KviiihIvI BY MARY JOHNSON l.u. Tressa Terry of Cedar City wus Here xuetaay. ihe TenyS' have ! sola Uieir home here to Mr. and ' Mr.;. Delbert George who hav- i moved back here from Mills. Mrs. ' 'terry was a guest of Mary Smith i while in town. Wednesday evening Mrs. Henry '. Hansen was here and gave a very j interesting report "and discussion I on the Book of Mormon to a group ot ward workers. Mr. Hansen accompanied ac-companied her. Friday, Mrs. Ernice Nielson, Mrs. Rhea Whattcott, Mrs. Eleanor Nielson Nie-lson and Mrs. Evelyn Hogan spent the day in Manti, going over by buses with other members of the stake. Mrs. Hettie Johnson of Sutherland Suther-land spent the day here Friday, with Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banks left Friday for Salt Lake where they spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Banks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Overson and family drove to Stockton Friday evening where they spent the night with their daughters, Dian and Carolyn. Saturday they spent the day shopping in Salt Lake Coming home that evening. Miss Shirley Sheriff who has been a guest of Miss Dian for the past week returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abegglen and children drove to Orem Friday Fri-day evening where they visited Mr. and Mrs. DeLong Banks and family. After a day of shopping Saturday, they returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Clade Roundy, of Salt Lake, were down to get their furniture. They have sold their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morrison of Midvale, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheriff. Velda was home also. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lile John- son, and Ross visited in Cedar m Definitely '53, the style details that are lavished on this little low sandal. A !5 chain-link strap bands the vamp, perforations per-forations lend smart punctuation. The sling back and open toe speak welcome Spring. Red leather or black leather. lust f DE LTfl'S HkDEPflPjmEnT STORE Jj " ' j ...... aawWt Cf I ....... r:iiJ'V! VELSICOL. CORP A Cnrol OtUn and Ulwolof 'ft 330 ta Grand A . Chicago It, MirttStNtAllVlS Are Engaged To !! 3S:irritI " M'- and Mrs- Arch Poulsen re an;10"nLing the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy to Karl Jefff r san of Mr- nnd Mrs- EdSr Jeff'" i Wedding plans will he announc- j etl later. ; . v " " j City with Mr and Mrs. Tillman Johnson. They all drove on to Hurnca.ie where they spent the evening with, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and Frank Johnson. Monday Mrs. Effie Johnso.t and Miss Leda Bigelow arrived from Los Angeles. Miss Begelow's mother mot-her and sisters were at the train in and sisters were at the train in Delta to take her to their home in Springville. Mrs. Johnson will visit a few days in Sutherland and Salt Lake, before returning home the last of the week. Mrs. Betty Nielson was hostess to the Rook Club Friday evening. Guests were Mrs. Inez Wiley, Mrs. Nada Simpson, Mrs. Ella Renni, Mrs. Lucille Johnson, Mrs. Louise Clark, Mrs. . Glenna Vest, and Mrs. Frances Hayes. High score was held by Inez Wiley, while Mrs. Mary Smith held low. Tasty refreshments re-freshments were enjoyed by the group. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and family were her with Jim's parents Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, over Sunday. Louis Overson and sons Ralph and Keith spent the weekend in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Christensen and children. Mrs. Marilyn Eatough and little daughter and Miss Barbara Hayes, were home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Hayes, Sunday. John Whatcott and Eugene Over-son Over-son were home from school over the weekend, 4 HO Oinlion of tk Anf Corpwai'Q Illinois I N Effect -tC r . ..-j I . X ' ' I d f x , - 1 ' 4 i lVr-;r-r- -Mrtr--f """,.., i .iV a t .. .. -i. '' . J'm, BUYS CARDINAL CLUB . . . August A. Busch, Jr., head of Anheuser Busch Brewing Co. of St. Louis, has purchased the St. Louis Cardinal baseball organization for $3,750,000. Busch, shown with former owner Fred Saigh (left) and National League president Warren Giles, said be plans no drastic changes. II. II. S. IVcu s ' MARGENE HILTON The trip to Kanab, Utah, for the Music Festival was very successful success-ful and a lot of fun. Sixteen numbers num-bers were entered and 8 received first rating and 8 second rating. Lula Hilton was chosen to appear on assembly at the close of the day. The students and advisors had rooms reserved for them there and a dance was given for the students. Lunch was also served for the students participating in the festival. On the way home the students went through Zion Canyon and saw the sights there. The trip was made without accident ac-cident and was enjoyed by all who went A lyceum was shown to the students Monday, given by Elaine Browning, xylophone player, and her accompanist. Miss Browning played many classical and popular popu-lar numbers. Miss Browning was very accomplished as was her accompanist. ac-companist. The students really enjoyed en-joyed the program and they believe be-lieve it was one of the best ever presented. Many students and townspeople were present at the play-off tournament tour-nament at Parowan. The people attending were all very enthusi astic and made a good showingAnderson. by cheering and pulling for the ! team. The seventh grade assembly was presented to the students last Friday. All of the seventh grade pupils participated in the presentation presen-tation of the assembly and it was very nice. Many cute parts were given by the students as well as songs and a one-act play. Many of the students' parents came to see them assembly. We have chosen people to judge our assemblies this years and each assembly has to measure up to the standards set up by those people. peo-ple. Therefor the assemblies have had high Ideals and have been very good. The Juniors are starting arrange ments for the annual Junior Prom. The theme isn't to be announced yet but it promises to be a nice one. Various committees have been working hard and have really started working on the prom. Remember Re-member our prom which is on April 24 and be in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Huff left Tuesday for Las Vegas, to spend a short vacation. Their mother, Mrs. Clark Huff, from Fillmore, is staying with their children in Delta while they make the trip. asp " J ' ' ' r . ", n a t i o ri tnpori Divisio. 100 Eait 42nd Stmt, N.w York 17, N. York iiNCirAi c i r i $ Hinckley News MARGENE HILTON Literary Club was held Wed. at the home of Mr. Erma Cropper. Mrs. Shirley Christensen reviewed the book "Desiree.". Other mem- bers present were Phyllis Bennett Dana Bishop, Sebrina Ekins, Ro ma Eklns, Elaine Hardy, Margaret Jensen, Belva Morris, Bettie Jane Morris, Angie Pratt, Harriet Spend-love, Spend-love, Reva Talbot, Guests present pre-sent were Bertha Love, Ruth Talbot, Tal-bot, Arvilla Swensen, Esther Petersen, Pet-ersen, and Nina Mecham. The club is sponsoring movies on cancer, under the direction of Mrs. Biah Sjostrom, cancer chairman. Everyone Every-one watch for future notice as to time ol showing of films. The Relief Society is celebrating celebra-ting their anniversity, Tues., March 17, at the Relief Socoety rooms. A nice program has been prepared, honoring past ward presidents. A dainty lunch, carrying out St. Patrick Pat-rick theme was served to the ladies lad-ies present Howard, Freddie, and Hazel Mcintosh Mc-intosh spent the weekend at their home in Hinckley. Mrs. Oleta Larson, and sons, Jim mie and Neil are visiting in Salt Lake on business and taking in some of the ball games. Mrs. Myrtis Smith is visiting at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stevens and children were Salt Lake visitors this week. Mrs. Carl G. Theobald visied in Salt Lake several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Petersen and Edith went to Provo for medical med-ical attention Mr. and Mrs. Meldon Mcintosh of American Fork, are the proud parents of a new baby girl. The little lady is the great granddaughter grand-daughter of Mrs. Lula. Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Woodbury visited in Hinckley over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woodbury Wood-bury and Mr and Mrs. Roe Buha-nan. Buha-nan. Mr. Ellis Stevens has gone to Hawthorne, Nevada, where he has a job. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mannis and sons were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson over the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Johnson and daughter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mern Petaersen over Sunday. Marion Dee Bliss and lady friend from Orem were visitors in Hinckley Hinck-ley on Sunday. Marion Dee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bliss, former residents of Hinckley, and has recently been discharged from the Air Force, after spending the past 2'i years in Japan. Mrs. Ivy Allred entertained on Thursday for her daughter Marilyn's Mari-lyn's birthday. A large group of friends enjoyed the games and delicious lunch. Those present were Sandra Jensen, Mildred Mc Donald, Nancy Shurtlifi, Annette Peterson, Elaine Stevens, Ruth Lar-sen, Lar-sen, Celia Talbot, Virginia Terry. Carolyn Nielson, Kay Hardy, Steven' Stev-en' Talbot, Carl Talbot, Phil Bennett. Ben-nett. Tim Bishop, Eddie Wright Richard Black, Bryan and Nels Petersen, Pet-ersen, Judd Hardy, Russell Black, a.id Ronald Petersen. The guest of honor received many nice gifts. Victor Terry spent the weekend in Hinckley with his family. Victor is working at Tod Park. M. Henry Anderson from ProvD i spent the weeknd at the home of ; his fiancee. Miss Patricia Pratt. : College students home for th? weekend were Darvl Cropper, May Jean Peterson. Larry Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bliss, i Mr. Anthony Jepson is a visitor at the home of his son Marion and family. 1 Mrj. Gera'.Jine Allred spent the weekend at the Lome 01 her par-i.'s. par-i.'s. Mr. and Mrs. I.e Grande . Black. Hinckley was well K-presentel at the bail gnrnes in Parowan last weekend. Many stayed over Sat -urady. including Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dou-glas Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. R Ser.sen, GETS MEXICO POST . . . Francis Fran-cis White of Baltimore, state department de-partment career man, was named by Fres. Elsenhower to be U. S. ambassador to Mexico. and Anna Lee, Lyla Rae Talbot, Dorothy Morris, Janeth Bishop, and Sherri Morris. Shirley Davis, Karen Petersen, Sylvia Bishop, Helen Black, and Margene Hilton were guests at the home of Anthony and Erma Stephensen at Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Talbot went down for the games and were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldro Rigby. Lars Bishop visited in Hinckley with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bishop. Iirs has recently moved his family from Logan to Payson, where he is teaching Seminary. Sem-inary. The program ia meeting Sunday night was under the direction oi the ward welfare committee. Mrs. Arville Swensen, C. R. Bishop, and Bishop Walter Ekins were the speakers, sp-eakers, each one explaining some phase of welfare work. A large crowd enjoyed a very instructive and interesting service. Mr. Carl Theobald, Elford Reeve and Hugh Hilton went to Fillmore on business, Monday night P.T.A meeting was held at the Hinckley High School Monday night nig-ht March 16, 1U53. Mrs. LaVonne Morrison from Delta was main speaker on Safety and dangers of teenage driving. Musical numbers were given by Barbara Black, and Grace Warnlck, Trio, Sherlene Talbot, Tal-bot, Virginia Stevens, Grace War-nick. War-nick. A nominating committee was chosen to select new oficers for next year. Miss Mary Anne Spilker spent last week end in Salt Lake on business, bus-iness, and visited at her home in Butlerville. r WoLfferei a tip on wfikby: For ptarihej, costly flavor... at a re&onabfe price... call for CAR2WIR2!" Try II (r D.1fVijDn: AbT)JLAIJI.iik) CARSTOS ESCSt UITUK8 CO, INC, ) liliinoitioiit Is Aiiiifunecl , M.'. and Mrs. Hart Johnson, ot Ilolden wisii to announce the engagement en-gagement of their daughter, Lar-aine, Lar-aine, to Bryant Jones, of Suther-, Suther-, land. Bryant is home on a ten 1 day furlough, after completing his basic training at Fort Ord, Calif, j He will report to Camp Slonenian : for fur! tier training to prepare him j for Korea. Marriage plans 'for Bry ant and I.araine will go forward upon his return home. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Jones and Bryant were entertained Sunday Sun-day for dinner, by Mr. and Mrs. Hart Johnson, and family. Loaiiiiiigtmi MRS. MABEL HARDER The Relief Society have planned plann-ed their annual party for Friday March 20. The evening will begin be-gin with a community dinner at 7 p.m. followed by a program and a bazaar. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson and Mrs. Elverda Passwater visited from Thursday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Bradfield, and Mr. and Mrs.John Anderson and other relatives. Four year old David Lovell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lovell, of Springville, spent a week visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Margaret Mc-Cann. Mc-Cann. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dutson and Rulon Dutson were in Salt Lake City over the week end to be with Mr. M. C. Dutson during an eye operation. Mr Dutson came out 'from the operation very well, and seemed to be making satisfactory recovery. Mr. Ray Johnson, LaForg Lovell, Mrs. Walker Finlinson, Mrs. Burton Bur-ton Hanson, and Mrs. Dean Harder attended the P. T. A meeting in Delta, Monday afternoon. Plans were formulated to divide Millard Mill-ard county into two regions for a more efficient organization. Primary preparation meeting was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Edith Harder. Scripture readings from the Book of Mormon daintily discreet... Delightfully feminine from embroidered bodice to saucy pleated flounce. In everlasting nylon tricot. Angel White, delicately touched with blue. Sizes 32 to 40. LINGERIE as seen in CHARM $2.98 to $6.98 mi Today! NEW Y;RX. It Y. MUSKET, A t MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta. Utah, Thurs.. March 19.1353 Xorlli Tvuvt (Too late for last week) Mrv and Mrs. Ural Jenson from Pioche, N'ev., are visiting their jiioUie:, Mrs. Tressa Jenson. Melvin Memmoit is home on furlough visiting with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Memmott. A party was given Monday night 'for the boys home on furlough, fur-lough, Melvin Memmott and Dick Clark. A large crowd was out. Cookies and punch were served. The painting crew is doing a fine job and moving right along on the church house. It is looking better and better each day. Mr.a nd Mrs. Herman Munster entertained at Sunday dinner lor Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Underhill, Mr. and Mrs. John Wind, Mr.a nd Mrs. Leo Davis, Mr and Mrs Frank Caf-fal Caf-fal and daughter, Grace, who drove down from Salt Lake City for the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Munster. were discussed. The three act play "Aunt Susie Shoots the Works," was well received re-ceived Saturday evening. The play was presented in Lynndyl Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Nielson visited over the weekend with relatives. re-latives. Arrangements have been made for a square dance here the evening eve-ning of Friday, March 27. Mr. Raw-linson Raw-linson plans to come to do the calling, and several couples from Delta and Sutherland plan to participate. part-icipate. The public is invited. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Sconil from Mt. Pleasant came over to see the play Saturday, spending the night with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harder. Har-der. On "Sunday the group journeyed journey-ed out to Lehmans' Caves. Rich Finlinson, Dean Harder, and Floyd Bradfield attended a tax meeting in Fillmore, Monday evening. eve-ning. Mr. and Mrs. Prachko and children child-ren came down Sunday from Salt Lake City, bringing little Jill Nielson Niel-son home. lit' ( , . ' j J 8S PRCCf. 11 MAIM KEUTMl StttTS |
