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Show Sugarvillo VENICE DAVIS Mr. and Mm. Frelen Shurtz made ! a trip to Provo, during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Oliver made Mr. and Mrs Albert Wilkerson , and family, from Orem, visited Sunday with their mother, Tressa Jenson and Rex. Mrs. Henrietta Barben, Marie and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis and Velma Adams, attended the testimonial a trip to Dugway, to visit her j farewell for Keith Barben, Sunday sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. evening at the Second Ward church Albert Smith. ! in Delta. S HOUSE PlkOw YOuR FEET in UPPERS Especially designed for leisure-hours leisure-hours and oh-so-soft and flexible. The four styles shown can only suggest the good footing you'll fjnd in Ever-Ease House Slippers, the lines, the lightness, the luxury feel. They're easy to slip into and come in all the popular popu-lar colors and styles. Try them, you'll like them. ... V k iL V. V NX , V BUY FOR XMAS NOW DELTA'S DEPflRTmEflT r PI I VV STORE , J o if o Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barben, of West Jordan, a nephew of Mrs. Henrietta Barben and a niece and her family visited with Mrs. Barben Bar-ben and attended the farewell for Keith Barben. Mr and Mrs. Ken Boothe and family from Salt Lake City visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boothe. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Poulsen made a trip to Salt Lake City for medical care, during the week. Sunday night the program was given by the Bishopric. Talks were given by Eileen Boothe and Victoria Vic-toria Jenson. A piano solo by Kathyrn Shields and remarks by Bishop Harold Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. George Jenson visited in Spanish Fork Sunday with their children. Elden Shurtz from Salt Lake City visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark has returned re-turned from a trip to California and Las Vegas, Nev. He has a job at Las Vegas, and will return to stay the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jenson and family are moving to Sutherland, to live in the Herald Petersen home for the winter. Mr. Ronnie Oliver and girl friend, came down from Salt Lake Ciity, for a visit with his parents on Monday The Relief Society are having their bazaar and supper on Friday night, Nov. 30. Many nice articles and quilts, also a good hot supper is waiting for you. Friday night the Jolly Stitchers held their pot-luck supper. "500" was played with 8 tables. Clyde Underhill, Ann Hales, and Harry Meinhardt won prizes. A good time was had by all present. This Week's news Mr. and Mrs. Vance Abbott and family from Spanish Fork spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A'bbott. Mr. and Mrs. LeAuer Shields and baby daughter from Garrison, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Shields and Mr, and Mrs. George Jenson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Vee Spencer of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Cline Spencer and Mrs. Malinda Spencer from Provo, visited and spent Thanksgiving with their sister and daughter. Mrs. Frelen Shurtz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Done and daughter Virginia, spent Thanks giving in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry and fam ily spent Thanksgiving In Ogden, with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Manly Abbott and family and Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Roper. Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Roper came back with them for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Terry from Ely, Nev., visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry and family. Mr. and Mrs. June Hinckley and family spent Thanksgiving Day in Provo. Tressa Jenson had most of her family home for Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Jenson from Pioche, New, Mr. and Mrs. John Mathis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terry and family from Ogden, and j Mr. and Mrs. Albert VVilkeson and family from Orem, and Mr. and Mrs. Verdell Je'nson and family I Liindyl VllXt JOHNSON and new parents" are doing nicely", the mother and new one leaving ; the hospital Monday. Mrs. What- ; cott visited in Provo, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. William Overson to Friday, with Mrs. Clea Ashton and family were happy to have as and family. The Whatcotts are their visitors, Mrs. Gladys Overson' going into Salt Lake for the holiday and children, Donnie and Connie, j with Mr. and Mrs. Darold Whatcott from Whittier, California. They and daughters, who are once again MILLARD CCUriTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah. Thurs. Nor. 28, 1953. came Thursday with relatives, who went on to Provo to investigate housing and school at the Y. They left to return home Saturday afternoon. after-noon. Mr. and Mrs. Clead Nielson spent the day, Friday, in Provo. Wednesday morning the Nielsons are leaving for Las Vegas, Nev., where they will spend Thanksgiving Thanks-giving and a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stewart and their children. Bishop and Mrs. Reed Nielson drove to Salt Lake Monday and met their son, Elder Dee Nielson, who returned that day from his moking their home in the city. Mrs. Lucille Overson was a Provo visitor from Monday to Wednesday. Louis Bowers was home from St. George with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greathouse and Greg wore in Salt Lake over the weekend. Earl took in the stock show in Ogden, while up north. They visited with Mrs. Delia King and family while there Jerry Nielson attended the stock show in Ogden also. Ward Conference was held here Sunday evening with all members of the Stake presidency in atten- THESE WOMEN! By d'Alessio mission field. Elder Nielson labored ; dance. Timely talks were given by most of his time in and around Seattle, Washington Dee was also welcomed in Salt Lake by hissis-ter, hissis-ter, Mrs. Donna Haycock, and family. A telephone call to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Whatcott brought happy news of a baby hoy born to Mr. and Mrs. John Whatcott in Logan. The proud each. The Bishopric also gave very fine talks. Mr. Black, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Hepworth were with their husbands. The Singing Mothers also sang a special number. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dutson and children visited in Fillmore Sunday Sun-day afternoon on their arrival at Beverley's parents home they were grandparents report that the baby, surprised to find Beverley's brothes Elder Dren Rasmussen, who only Mrs. from Oregon, and Mr. and Frank Faust and family. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Losee spent Thanksgiving in Salt Lake City with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ixsee and Reva Losee made a trip to Manti during the week. Tressa Jenson and Rex are visiting visit-ing in Ogden, with her daughters. TUith Mathis and family and Ann Faust and family. Sunday night the program was brought bv the Seminary class of Evan Gardner. Brother Risenmay, our new Seminary teacher, took charge. The opening prayer was by Michael Bennett, talks by Roger Ne;Ison and Annette Peterson. Song "My Testimony." by trio, Carol Ann Morrison, Judy Bishop, Nedra Fullmer, Full-mer, accor.manied 'by Sister Fullmer. Full-mer. Talks, Dorene Terry and Barbara Bar-bara Steele, Song "Now The Day Is Over," by the trio. Remarks by Brother Risenmay and closing prayer, pra-yer, Doug Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis, Henrietta Barben and Marie Barben, spent Thanksgiving in Salt Lake City, returning on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strlckley of Salt Lake City, visited Mr. ahd Mrs. Leo Davis over the weekeftd. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shurtz spent, Thanksgiving in Fillmore. Elden Shurtz, from Salt Lake City sent Thanksgiving with, his parents. par-ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frelen 'Shurtz. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Losee and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams at Kearns, The Cooks at the Sutherland Hot Lunch are looking forward to Dec. 13th, when they will meet the parents "Back to School" night and participate with them in a good hot lunch at the Lunch's dining-room. Come and see our new lunch room and recreation hall. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jenson made a trip to Yuma. Arizona, for their furniture. It looks like they are going to stay with us. the day before had returned from his mission labors in the Western States. The Dutson's plan to attend a family reunion of the Rasmussen family in Salt Lake City Thanksgiving Thanks-giving day. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shipley and family boarded the train Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they will be with their son, Gordon, and other relatives for the Turkey Day celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fin-linson Fin-linson and son Garth, are leaving by car to join them for the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Nielson and daughters will join with the Huntsman Hunts-man family in Enterprise for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs Dick Hayes and family visited in Salt Lake City and Provo over the weekend. Bishop and Mrs. Nielson drove to Fillmore Monday, with their son Dee who consulted with the draft board. Mrs. Belva Morris was a stake visitor at Relief Society Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Johnson were stake board members to Mutual Mu-tual Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lile Johnson drove to Battle Mountain, Nevada where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson and daughters. Tlwy ing tne Bernell Tolberts in Tooele, eturned home Friday after visit- This Week's News It's that new V8 in the '57 Chevrolet. It's as quiet as a contented cat and as smooth as cream . . . and it's cat-quick in response hen you call for action! m No household tabby sitting in a sunny . window ever purred more soflly than Chevy's new V8 engine. You can scarcely tell when it's idling. But when you nudge the accelerator, you know it's there, all right! Its right-now right-now response keeps you out of highway emergencies. It overpowers steep hills with such ease they seem like level landscape. This new Chevrolet V8 puts up to 245 high-compression horsepower under your command! It's sassy, sure but as tame to your touch as a purring pussycat. pussy-cat. Come try the smoothest V8 you ever put a toe to. 4 y CHEVROLET A X 270 h p. V8 also available ot extra cost. Also Ramjet fuel injection engines with up to 233 h p. that irhH fish?, i. JL no pussy ca you hear is 41 I II I ' - -mi in i -"""ITTII'll III! II I III I -r 'f y - .. - "--iiul.l Sjfti 1 1 -i a Suva, smooth and sassy.' m a;, Spat O. tod, b, f ,f, Onlv fraruhiu.il ChcvrcUt Jt-nlcri SUNSET DELTA. UTAH 7 " fiinumi trademark CHEVROLET COMPANY phoih: 311 Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Roper were here several days following their Thanksgiving in Las Vegas, with 'heir son Dern, and family. Dern has had surgery again in a Los Angeles hospital to have tumors removed from his arm. They also removed infected bone and new bone was taken from the hip to leplace it in his arm. He has had several operations of this kind. The Ropers visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vest. Mr. Roper is In the process of gettinj; some new teeth. M!ss Gladys Banks drove down Lorn Salt Lake and snent Thanksgiving Thanks-giving with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abegglen and family. They tell us that word comes from Elder Banks, '.hat he is laboring in Alhambra, Calif. Has a companion about his age and is enjoying it very much, tiday evening Miss Banks and Mrs. Abegglen, Adele and Rex, drove to Orem, where they stayed with the DeLong Banks family and spent Saturday shopping. Sunday, Mr. Abegglen drove to Orem and brought his family home. Ivy J., Garry and Leon Nielson drove home from Salt Lake for the holiday weekend with their mother. Mrs. Lucille Nielson, who has been convalescing after having surgery at the Nephi hospital. They returned to the city for school, Sun dav evening following church. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nielson and family drove to Orem where they 1 were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen .Thursday. Susan Kiel- I son returned home with them for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Johnson and George were in Salt Lake Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Brown. In the evening they were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McMahn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pend- ! rav and sons, and Mrs. Anna Mc Mahn. joined them from Orem. Mr. Johnson returned home for Friday but Mrs. Johnson and George waited wait-ed until Saturday to come home. Leland Overson was home with his parents over the holiday week- 1. Turkey Day dinner guests at 'he Overson home were the Dale To'.bert family from Leamington. ! Mr. ard Mrs. Harry MeCardell 'd sons were in Orem for dinner "'"'uirsday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob 0-ren. Eob MeCardell came home 'or the remainder of the weekend wi'h his parents. 1 M'S. D-inna Haycock and daughter. daugh-ter. c?me down from Salt Lake, n t with the Reed Nielson family for the holiday weekend. They re- I turned home Sunday. The family . enjoyed having Elder Dee home for the holiday. J Mrs. Anna Lee Davidson, who has been living in Salt Lake, has j been home with her parents. Mr. ; and Mrs. Clyde Overson. Thursday. her husband came down from the city in time to take her to Fillmore j to the hosptaL where their little I daughter was born. I Roger Overson was home from' school for the holiday and on Friday. Fri-day. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Overson and little daughter, were at the Overson home for an overnight stay. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Overson 1 ? I Ji brf ... r' aim. AT 1 i I t till iV and Ila May were Thursday dinner guests at the Oversons. Mrs. Barbara Anderson and her family, from Richfield, were here to complete the family gathering at the Lowell Wilkins home Thursday. She stayed for the funeral of her uncle, George Talbot, In Hinckley, Friday. Saturday the dance given by the MIA was well attended, with people peo-ple coming from the surrounding towns. Music was by Bud's Band. Mrs. Erma Roper was here as the pianoist and told us of a new little grandson born Thanksgiving day to Mr. and Mrs. LeRay McCallister. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fowler and daughter, were down from Salt Lake and Miss Emogene Nielson, from Provo, for the big dinner Thursday, with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Nelson are here visiting relatives, from California. Alan Nielson returned home from Las Vegas, Nev., Sunday. His parents par-ents are staying for a longer visit with the Willard Stewarts. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ash'by and family of Delta and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nielson and children, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nielson, on Thursday. M;-. pnd Mrs. Bernell Tolbert and children drove down from Salt Lak-j and stayed over Wednesday night at the Lile Johnson home. Thursday, Thurs-day, they were in Delta with the Clinton Tolberts at a family gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dutson and 'nmily drove to Fillmore Friday evening. Eddie spent Saturday hunt ing while Beverly visited with her family. Sunday they stayed to hear Elder Dren Rissmussen report his mission. Sunday evening in church, Elder Dee Nielson reported his mission. large crowd attended and enjoyed enjoy-ed his remarks very much. From Nephi. were Dr. and Mrs. Holland, who Dee met in the mission field, who have now moved to Nephi and established residence. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrcll Walker, of Sutherland, and Mrs. Erma Roper of Delta, were In the congregation. The Lee Shipley family returned home Sunday after the week visiting visit-ing In Whittier and Los Angeles, Cal. They visited with son Gordon, and the families ofBurnis and Raymond Ray-mond Flnlinson. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bradfleld and son Jay, drove to Scipio Saturday Satur-day and visited with grandfather Bradfield, who is quite ill at this time. Jay was home from school at Cedar City over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cahoon visited visit-ed in Deseret Sunday, with Mr. Cahoon's mother, Mrs. Mt1 Bennett, Benn-ett, who was just home from the hospital. Thanksgiving Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Derral Christ-ensen Christ-ensen were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan So.-ensen and Joan, from Salt Lake City and Mrs. Madge Christensen and Carol Ann Pratt, of Delta. Information On Difference in Farm Income for SS Do you get social security credit for your income from land you rent to someone else for farming? It depends on the rental agreement agree-ment and on how much you participate partici-pate in the operation and management manage-ment of the farm, says Kesler T. Powell, manager of the Provo, Utah social security office. Under some circumstances your Income from the land may be "rental income" and not covered by the law; under other circumstances circum-stances your earning will be considered con-sidered "earnings from self-employment" as a farmer. If you simply rent the land in return for cash or a share of the crops or livestock, and you take no part in the production or management man-agement of the production of the crops or livestock, then the cash or crop share you receive is rental income and it does not count toward to-ward social security. But for taxable years ending after 1955, you can get social security secur-ity credit for your income from land you rent to someone else under an agreement that you will "materially "materi-ally participate" in the management manage-ment or production of the farm commodities. What do you have to do to "materially "ma-terially participate;' in the management manage-ment or production? First, there must be an arrangement arrange-ment between you and the renter that you will take part in the management man-agement or production. This arrangement ar-rangement may be either written or unwritten. Second, you must actually take some part in the production or management of the production. Even if you don't actually do any physical work, you may be materially materi-ally participating in the production or management of production if you: Advise and consult Regularly with the person who rents the land in the operation and management Of the farm. Inspect the production activity regularly, Furnish part or all of the equipment, equip-ment, machinery, or livestock, Pay part of the expenses of production. Mr. Powell pointed out that each of these must be considered,- together to-gether with any work you may do-on do-on the farm and management of the enterprise. It's not necessary that you do everything listed above o qualify; in some cases it it sufficient if you have an arrangement arrange-ment to participate in the farming and you actually perform some of the activities. For further information you may contact a representative of the Social Security Administration at the County Office Building. Delta. Utah, on November 30, at 10:00 ajn. L..li r ffl V ... i.tt mff-1, ii Alil'-V""! THE Li! 00URB0H YOU CAE! STAY WITH i- i n ? V I f I ui iiUii y As -X j X ji ri ir a- KENTUCKY STSAISHT ICUIBCH WHISKEY SS PROOF CUSOE CUTOlOtlES CCMPANY "Vibin Firfietioa f Prti.tl li Tudittei". UoiniUi, Kiatucl |
