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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah. Thurs. June 30. 1955. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apt., partly furnished. See Layton Bishop, ph DZL FRUTA. Delta's handy fruit stand on East Main is open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The truck arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights with fresh fruits,, vegetables, melons and pop. For orders or information call S33 or contact R. L. Heyborne. PLENTY. OF FRESH PRODUCE FOR THE FOURTH. FCH SALE: '51 Ford, in fine condition, condi-tion, new paint and new tires. See Cornell Vest, Delta, ph 361. is raw Atr FIND IT ANT ADS A LITTLE INVESTMENT IN A CLASSIFIED AD WILL PAY BIG DIVIDENDS Reunion Held At Deseret June 26 Lynndyl MARY JOHNSON I Arprilla Scow OASIS LaVda Bishop VENICE DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banks visited in Salt Lake the last several days of the week with Mr. and Mrs. pFred Banks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abegglen and children were in the city on Saturday for dental appointments. Dern Roper came up from Las Vegas, Nev., to get his son, Rich- ! ard who has been in Provo with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 5 lines or less.. ..50c or 3 times for a...... $1.00 MM In Coo!, Cotton SPORT SHIRTS Continued Until Alter July 4th Treat Yourself To A Three Months Vacation in these fine cottons 1 ?l f: fM only f V. -V f T? F; 77 SPORT SHIRT At this pri,j ;u cj L. y a Lil supply of Tru'v'ui s new patterns and enjoy every leisure moment throughout summer. The:e Sanforized cottons have bright spaced designs on white grounds. The fabric itself is 0 cool linen weave. Buy several and never simmerl . it' AN The annual reunion for the descendants des-cendants of Henry W. and Sarah Jane McKinney Hales was held at the Deseret park Sunday,, June 26. It was the biggest one so far, there being 163 present. Relatives from far and near gathered together togeth-er and had a fine time, visiting, eating and enjoying a program. The weather was nice, and there Kirt Roper.Mrs. Roper brought him was plenty of shade. Places were 'down here and they went on home, provided to eat, inside or out. while she will be in Oak City with There are onlyfour of the older her father this week. Dern will go . generation living, a son and daugh to Los Angeles where he may, ter, Roy and Matilda Hales, and have to have surgery again on' two daughters-in-law, Rebecca his arm. , j Hales and Erma Hales, both of I Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Whatcntt ' Redmond. Three of these people drove to Fillmore Sunday after-J were in attendance, but due to ill j noon where they visited with Mr. health Matilda was unable to meet . and Mrs. Carl Whatcott and fam- Mrs.. Denise Palmer and daugh- Last Thursday Mr. Leon Jackson ter Sherrie spent Wednesday at ' from Salt Lake spent the afternoon Provo. Mr. Glade Wright and son from California visited Tuesday at the home of his sister, Mrs. John I. Baker. He also visited at the O. L. Dutson home, ' visiting with his friend, Peter H. Peterson, talking over old times and getting caught up on more recent events. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cahoon left the later part of the week to go Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Henrie from to California, where they win visit Ogden, Utah visited during the' a week or so. They accompanied week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Matt) Cropper. Ellis is a brother of Mrs. Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Hinckley from Salt Lake visited Thursday one of their nieces. (I'M sorry but I didn't get her name). Last Friday, Inez Ann Kelly was thrown from her horse and injuried her bac and hip and reced a cut and Friday at the home of their on her head. She is still not able daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and1 to go back to work. Mrs. Lincoln Eliason. ' Mrs. Betty Kelly and children, Jeanie and Marie Humphries Steven and Star returned home from Salt Lake City are spending Monday evening after visiting the a couple of weeks at Deseret with 'past two weeks in Ontario and their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Los Angeles, Calif. Her father ana with them. After a very fine program, afternoon after-noon refreshments were furnishe by the Lillie Bennett family.. Everybody expressed themselves as having a very enjoyable time. Thanks for the success of the day shold be given to out-going officers offi-cers Arlo Hales from Kearns, Geo- 'rge Bennett from Tooele, and Phil Eliason from Deseret. Earl Christ- ensen should be given a pat on the back for cleaning up the fair grounds. Some of the out of town relatives, rela-tives, as well as those living near, stayed to watch the try-outs for queen of Days of the Old West. Officers for next year's reunion are Bert Hales, Deseret, Clifford Bennett, Tooele, and Garr Ashby, Holden. They will decide upon a time and place for the reunion. Our town was shocked and saddened sad-dened by the drowning of Judy Turner Thursday at the Sinks. She with a group of friends were in swimming there when the tragedy occurred. It was several hours before be-fore help could be obtained and her body was recovered after six or seven nours in the water. Our very deepest sympathy goes to the family, Mr. and Mrs. William Turner. Carl Benson left on Friday for Los Angeles for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alley Benson and his son Gene. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hogan were in Provo Thursday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Overson and children are here from Cichigan visiting with Kirt's family, Mr. I and Mrs. William Overson and other relatives. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jacobs and family came down fTom Stockton and visited with them. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hayes were here Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dean Eatough and family and Mr. and Mrs, Dick Hayes Jr. and children. Little Linda Hayes is visiting visi-ting with the Wallace Aliens in Missouri with their daughter May and family. Bud Best was a patient in the Nephi hospital all last week. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Best were able to bring him home on Saturday. Mrs. Rhea Whatcott and Mrs. Mary Johnson were in Provo for Leadership Week. ' Mrs. Josephine Sudbury is here spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nielson and family. She came down from Provo Friday evening. eve-ning. Mrs. Mary Freer left Wednesday for Bountiful where she will join Family groups represented were I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stienback for of Amanda Conk's family each fan extended trip thru Colorado, family having present as follows: Randy, little son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rowley. Billie Stallworth of Roseville, California is visiting at the home of his uncle, Robert Torrens. Mr. Dan Western visited during sister Ila brought her home and they will stay a few days and go back. Sunday evening the 4-H girls under the direction of their leader the week at the home of his grand j Inez Ann Kelly, gave the program Conk Family Holds Reunion A family get-together was held for the families of three children of John Henry and Lucy Ann Bennett Ben-nett Conk Sunday at the resort in Oak Creek canyon. The reunion was organized on the spur of the moment, so to speak when Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wheeled arrived from Midvale, Idaho, to spend their vacations. Plans were quickly made and family fam-ily members from Nevada,, Garrison, Garri-son, Provo and Salt Lake City were notified as well as those here in Millard county. Each family prepared a potluck Vlish and lunch was served to 117. A large variety of food was on hand and after everyone had eaten eat-en their fill, a talent program was enjoyed, using members from family fam-ily groups. The rest of the afternoon after-noon was .spent visiting. Eva Kerr, 15; Nellie Rowley, 13; Henry Conk, 10; Elda Wheeler, 19; Ella Mae Wheeler, 2; Mollie Gon- der, 7; and Eva Conk, 6; Zada Thompson Conk Dewsnup, whoese family present were Rose Dewsnup, 10; Eva Robinson, 13; Nina Crafts, 7; and Edna Toreens, 4. Children of George and Mary Conk Croft were Mabel Black, 9; Nora Cropper, Crop-per, 2; and Orvil Croft. A very enjoyable day was had by all, and the family wishes to get together again with more preparation pre-paration as a yearly event. firrr vrrrrTT yrrr-iTVT,rTCTTT il f7 1 GEHL CHOPPER See Our NEW UKI-TRACTOR, 50 h.p. . Also SelS Propelled Harvester, Hydraulic Control S1850.C9 Also SelJ Propelled Chopper, Hydraulic Control S15S0.C0 Other Implements At Ycur Demand OUR NEW SO 168 HARVESTER COMBINE Is Outstanding 104 Greaseless Bearings Also on display Cur NEW GB FULL DIESEL TP A OTfTl TTma And We Will Demonstrate The NEW C3 HARVESTER Is Now On Display And Available - We Will Demonstrate With Any Baler -' On The Market 1 1 iv ?. f ?t n nn rs r&s rv k: u u FKCNE 1125 ...... DELTA LaVar Dutson received serious injuries in-juries to his mouth in an accident with his brother, Ronald, on a bicycle. Robin, .little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dutson had the misfortune mis-fortune to break her arm. Mrs. Eva Dutson brought word of these ac cidents when she arrived Sunday. Keller ncimion Held Juno 25 The Kelelr renuion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keller in Hinckley, Saturday, June 25th. Those attending from out of town were Mrs. Julia K. Separs of Holladay, her son, Len, and grandson, grand-son, Keith Spears of Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Ike (Ruby) Colby, Sigurd and their daughter and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Burns and daughter, Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar (Roxie) Lov eland and son, Arlo, Sandy; Jay Keller and children, Carlene, Allen and Rickie, Missoula, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Keller and children, Larry, LaMar, Donna Rae, Mary Lou and Deane of Cut Bank, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford and small daughter, Roxie, Sandy; Miss Mig-non Mig-non Loveland, Ft. Bridger, Wyo.; Dee Hall .Missoula; Allen and Lillian Lil-lian had all their children home, except Larry and Ruby Vera (Mrs. Delbert Bradfield) of Yerrington, Nevada. Lunch was served at noon to 52 people on tables spread on the lawn. Games were played before a program and suuare dancing. Everyone had a good time. This Is a yearly get-togther of the Kel lers. FOR BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE YEARS fU OLD V. KENTUCKY STRU6HT B3URB8R WHISKEY - Itn mi nmwn, m.r,w..i mother, Mrs. Alice Western. Doris Bidgood who has employment employ-ment at Salt Lake City spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Bidgood. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farns-worth Farns-worth and family from Salt Lake City were at the home of Mr. and "Mrs. Lee Moody during the week. Mrs. Ann Clawson, Salt Lake City, visited a few days at the home of Mrs. Effie Moody. Richard Dewsnup spent the week end at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Layton Dewsnup. Mrs. Masea Cropper went to Salt Lake City Monday. Mr. Jess Western from Salt Lake City spent Saturday at Deseret visiting with his mother, Mrs. Alice 'Western. Maylon Erickson and Kent Dewsnup Dew-snup were in Salt Lake Friday. Shirley Davis who has attended school at Cedar City during the past school year is at home with her parents for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barnes and children from Portland,, Oregon are visiting at the home of Mrs. Barnes' Bar-nes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Bennett. Mrs. Georgetta Peterson visited a few days in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crafts and son Daleand Mr. and Mrs. James Sims and children from Ruth, Nev ada visited Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends. While here they attended the Hales fam ily reunion. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Bidegood and daughter Doris attended the Cele bratiorf held at Milford Saturday. Mrs. Ulala Mace and daughters from Fillmore spent a couple of davs during the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dews nup. Mr. J. Adelbert Bennett left Tues day morning for Las Vegas, Nev ada where he will visit a few days at the home of his son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Bennett Tryouts for "Queen" for "Days of the Old West" celebration to be held at Deseret on August 5-6, were held Sunday afternoon at the Deseret Fair Grounds. There were girls entered from Scipio, Holden, Fillmore Hinckley, Delta and Sut herland. making a total of nine entries. The final decision of the judges were: Queen,, Janice Western, Wes-tern, Delta; Attendants, Edith Peterson, Pet-erson, Hinckley and Elaine Turner, Holden. , ' The program at Sacrament mee ting was under the supervision of the High Priests of the ward. Spen Cer Webb took charge. Talks were given by Ralph Erickson and Ralph Crafts and remarks by the Bishop. Musical numbers were soxaphone solo, "Bless This House", by Kent Dewsnup and a solo by Jay Webb. Both musical numbers were accompanied ac-companied by Winona Dutson. The Young Men's Mutual officers have been changed. Released were Supt. J. M. Webb, Age Group Counselor, Coun-selor, Dale Carling; Activity Counselor, Coun-selor, Howard Jensen. The new officers are: Supt. La Mar Dewsnup; Dews-nup; Age Group, Maylon Erickson, and Activity, Keith Moody. Milden V. Scow was held over as secretary. secre-tary. The retiring officers were released re-leased with a vote of thanks for the fine job they have done. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eliason returned re-turned home Monday evening after having spent the past several days at Ogden, Salt, Lake and Spanish Fork. Mrs. Mina Sappington and children child-ren from Idaho are here with her mother, Alice Western, who is ill. Mrs. Ruby Scott of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Dora McLellan of California Calif-ornia and Mrs. Daisy Owens from JUNIOR LEAGUE STANDING in Sacrament meeting. There are 4 girls and their prdject is sewing. Their name is the "Four Little Darners". The program consisted of talks by Bonnie Day and Bonnie Lovell, Inez Ann Kelly and Mrs. Ula Day, represented the mothers. Janet Stanworth sang a song and Carol Nichols sang a song. Mary Gene Lovell offered the opening prayer and Gloria Dey closed the meeting. Mrs. LaVeda Bishop went to Salt Lake Saturday to be with her parents par-ents on their wedding anniversary Sunday. Howard Roundy and his brother Paul left for California Monday morning and expect to be back 'Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bishop and family visited in Provo Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reynolds, and brought home their daughter Barbara, who had visited there two weeks. Kearns visited Wednesday at the home of their brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shields made a trip to Salt Lake City during the week. Alden Shurtz from Fort Hood surprised his parents and friends, on Friday night. He came as far as Cedar City with a friend who has been released from the services. ser-vices. He has a 23 day furlough. We welcome him home again. Miss Maurine and Ralph Jenson from Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. HaroM Jenson. Miss Evelyn Davis from Salt Lake City is spending her 10 day vacation with her parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis. Mrs. Dick Clark and Mrs. Leo Davis made a trip to Salt Lake City on Monday and found the grand kids with the mumps. We congratulate Collene and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jer-gens Jer-gens and hope they have a long and happy life together. Sunday night the program was brought by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams. The program was as follows: fol-lows: an accordian trio , ,Dlan Hannifin, Zelma and Colleen Jensen, Jen-sen, "The Holy City"; a talk by Claude Warner; an accordian solo, Zelma Jensen, Medely of LDS Hymns; a talk by Alfred Adams. The trio played "Largo" and the prayer was by Sister Angie Warner. War-ner. The program was in charge of Verdella Adams. It was enjoyed by a large crowd. Fireside chat was held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz prayer was offered by Evelyn Davis. The time was spent watching watch-ing slides taken by Melvin Mem-mott, Mem-mott, Alden Shurtz and Virgil Lo-see Lo-see of their travels, afte.r which cookies were served to a large crowd. The closing prayer was offered by Bishop Harold Jenson. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shields visited visi-ted their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shields during the week. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway from Tooele visited with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shields. ' ; h ' KM Without a bom to its name, this little "dainty" hu$s the body without a squeeze a pull-on of elastic iace And elastic Batiste. Sizes ZZ to 32 $3.9: DE LTfi'S DEPARTmEflT STORE - - ' ji m A. 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