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Show 3 V. Sxisit T r" -a.. UI Tailored for today's taste if k. J t '.X - me ..Tailored for Holiday giving in a smart gift package Century Club STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Q YEARS OLD NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, NEW YORK . 86 PROOF ONCE OVER "Continued from Proceeding page" nd. also the intellectual depth t. ;see through and beyond the events ol the moment. This is not to try to evaluat-i (Mr. Eisenhower's qualifications in .these respects right now. It is not tto say that he is the best qualified of all prominent American leaders Xo . formulate policy in critical ttimes. But it is to say that in get-Sing get-Sing away from a busy office, and taking time off for leisurely recreation recrea-tion which can bring refreshment both mentally and physically, the President is doing the right thing. Dissent On College In these days when it is widely assumed that a college education Is desirable beyond question, a few word by Russell Kirk in National Review may strike a refreshing note. In an article discussing proposed pro-posed federal scholarships, which he Is against, Mr. Kirk writes: "It s also possible that a good many able young people don't enroll, en-roll, in college simply because they know better. There are types of (Character and mind highly uncongenial uncon-genial to college life, however tal ented their possessors may be; and it is best to let such young men and women follow their own bent; probably they have all the formal schooling they need, and will find their way perfectly well by them- Sut!ikriuiul MRS. HEPER ROSE Mrs. Mary Tippetts taught tV fourth and fifth grades on Friday during Mrs. Robert's absence. Mrs. Roberts attended an administration conference in Salt Lake City. The children in Mrs. Sanford's and Mrs. Judd's rooms have each received a packet of Traffic Safety Safe-ty Dolls. They were given to them by Gene Walker, who represented the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The teachers are using them in their social science program to teach traffic rules and safety. Mr. Moody's sixth grade has completed com-pleted its intelligence testing pro- selves. Our colleges being what they are today, often the self-educated man is the best educated man. Besides, surely some of the best minds among the rising generation gen-eration are so sickened of school by the puerilities and futilities of Deweyite pedagogy that they had as soon spend four years in bedlam .is four years in Brummagem University". To some, that would simply indicate in-dicate that Russell Kirk is a member mem-ber of the cult of anti-intellectual-ism. But what he says is not as easily disposed ot as that. Th? quest for formal education, too ong pursued as a means of escape from the realities of life, can tak? on the aspects of a bad habit. pram. The test was the California i'est of Mental Maturity, and when the scores are compiled at the Brigham Young University, Mr. Moody will have a fairly accurate picture of the childr?n's ability. Mr. Bob Jones wrs home over the Thanksgiving holidays. Bob Is stationed in California and' is serving ser-ving our country. Mrs. Alice Jensen rnd Mr. and Mrs. John DeLapp nt'ended the wedding of Car' ?"d Sheridan Mc-Connell Mc-Connell Baker at Ely, Xevadi, last week. They made the trio with Mr and Mrs. Eldon Coates (Ruth De-Lapp). De-Lapp). The wedding was held at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Jensen stayed at the Hill Top Motel, which is owned and operated by Mr. Clifford Clif-ford Ashby, former residents of Sugarville. Mr. and Mrs. " hv'k Toote made a trip to Salt Lake Ci'y last week. They returned on Tuesday. Mr. Don Bunker and his frieni visited with Don's mother. Mrs. La-mond La-mond Bunker and sister Bonnie. Mr. and Mrs. John Wind returned home after a few days visit in Provo with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wind and Mr. and Mrs. Auer Jensen. Mrs. LaRue Rigby and small son Douglas, spent the weekend in Orem visiting with her husband's folks, she came hnck on Monday. Miss Lynda Nelson visited in Sutherland on Sunday. Miss Virginia Dearinger from Provo, visited Mr. and Mia. Leslie Porter over the weekend. Mr. Joseph Jones visited in Suther land over Sundnv. Mr. Jones has been staying in Salt Lake City for the past few months, doing Temple work. Mrs. LaVar Owens and daughter Geneal, attended the banquet at the Temple Square Hotel, on the eve of Miss Varla Owens' departure for her tour to Chicago. Varla returned re-turned home after a week of exciting ex-citing experiences she was privileged privi-leged to encounter, while she was away. -She reported some of the highlights of her trip to the Sunday Sun-day School audience on Sunday. She advised all of the young people peo-ple who are active in the 4-H work to take advantage of it and work to attain the highest possible achievement. Mrs. Zola Bunker and a'ulene will leave soon for Porto Rico, where they will visit with Julene. We received word of the death of Mrs. Doris Granter Ottley, mother of Enid Heise and Granter Ottley and former resident of this area, To her family and friends, we extend ex-tend our deepest sympathy. Keep her ideals as a goal to reach. Mrs. Mavis Bennett and Jerry made a trip to Provo on Saturday returning the same evening. Mr. W. R. Walker made a trip to California last week on some cattle business. Mr. M. J. Moody. Karen and Ver- lyn, visited in Salt Lake City last week with Phu and Gordon, who are attending the University. Mrs. Frances Bohn visited in Sutherland with her folks, the HeV r Roses, on Friday. Mrs. Bohn left for Arizona Monday morning, where he plans to stay for the next two months with her daughter and family, the Sam Taylors. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Calvert returned re-turned to Tucson, Arizona, where Dave is active in the Air Force. They were here for the funeral of the'r mother, Mrs Marie Moody. We are all watching the advance ment of the remodeling of the Melvin Church and Roger Walker homes. The process of building Is liiite trying on the nerves and cool for .comfort, but think how this anticipated completion will be ap preciated by both families. AH of us extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rawlinson and family in their time of bereave merit of their father. We shall always remember Mr. Rawlinson Sugarvillf VENICE DAVIS Russell 'Toivi C'Tk son of M. md Mrs. John Clark, hns been tp-lenied tp-lenied from 2 vents of Apy life He has just returned from Er.bnd, vher h has been stn'ioned. We re fdad to welcome you home. Tony. Don Poulson has been quite i'l ve ho"e b.f t better ft 'Vs writing. We are sr'ad to see Rex Jnson is feeling better and is able to come out a little and mingle with us. Sunday morning we had as our Stake visitors to our Sunday School, for h's in"nt'- am' he wonderful example he set for pver"ne of hic; stalwart nioneer accomnlishments. Mr. and Mrs. Lesl'p Po-tpr -n. ceived a telephone call from their son James, who is on a mission and who informed them he will be home Christmas. A happy re-union for the Porter family. Bishop Tippetts conducted the Sunday testimony meeting. The choir furnished the musical numbers. num-bers. Carol Lyman and John Henrie were bantized and confirmed and Frank Fowles wns sustained as o techpr. Miehflel BenieH vs sustained sus-tained to the office of a Priest. The Sunday evening prograrv was sponsored bv the Sundnv School under the direction of Sunt. Evan SkMmore a"d rovncMors Pc-nird Tackson nd R'rhard Mav. The nroram consisted of a quartet by Gerold Bishop. Gordon Johnson. 'M'-Mr'? -vv arid Dale Johnson. Talks by Jacqule Bassett, Richard May, Linda Walker, Hal Rob'son. Mar Tlnnetts, Dale Johnson and M"urire ".p"on A'l pxn';e', their appreciation of Sunday School work. Mrs. Shirley DeLanp and Mrs. Betty Johnson are planning a trip to Salt Lake on business concerning concern-ing the Mothers' Room In the chapel. They have been assigned the responsibility of selecting the furniture for that department. The W. R. Walker family met on Wednesday evening to celebrate the wedding of John Walker and his bride who were recently married mar-ried In Nevada. All of the members of the Walker family were present except Donna and Bill, who were ou of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Char les Williams came over for the occasion. Mrs. Williams was Winnie Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webb were Stake visitors in Sutherland last Tuesday evening. They are over the Era department. Jacquie Bassett Bass-ett and Joyce Jones participated in the speech contest work for that night. tet life challenge us and let us be confident In our reply, for we are people and the hardships of life are sent not to crush us but as a challenge. We can rise above th dull level of yielding. It Is not what destiny does with us, but what we do with destiny, that determines de-termines what we shall become. OASIS LaVeda Bishop The Relief Society Bazaar was a big success A good number of out of town people came and helped it along. Mrs. Belva .Mor;is repre- Sumiav for Salt lic- whore they wiii oum nave meuicui ueuimeius this week. Mr. n;;d Mrs. Val Styler and Mrs. Hilda GUlcn spent last week in Salt Lake City and Bountiful. Well after takinj a flying backward back-ward le! from my front porch .(MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE. Delta, Utah. THurs. uaz. ii. lUJb rented the Relief Society Stake last Wednesday I've changed from Board. Derb Skeem and Cecil Can-j O-Limp-ia to More-Limp-ia, and :on were the auctioneers and kept . brother, it's no fun. things moving. I The steeple was set in place on I CiJvd a.ld Connie Perkins Theo-the Theo-the church last Tuesday. Melvin j bald 'announce the arrival of a Hawk-y did the honors with his 'big,baby girl Den 5i at Logan) where dragline machine. tney resjde while Cloyd is at USAC. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stanworth were , Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sa't Lake visitors a day or two Snerman pFrkins, Delta, and Mr. last week. I and Mrs. We'don Theobald, Dug- Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Hawley left vvay Mrs Porkjns went to Logan Saturday to spend a week with the Brother Ray Western, Stake Superin new babv a!ul parents. tendent; Carmen Hepworth and Martha Mace. We invite them to j Mr. and Mrs. Layton Maxfield, come again iof Salt Lake City, spent Sunday Sunday night the program was1 in ueua wun meir parents, mr. aim 1 f &ST-V. 4lO c4 Jl Avoid the Last Minute Rush Be Sure Your Christmas Cards and Gifts Arrive on Time. b-cugiit oy high Councilman Elden Eliason, with Frank Lyman. They -ach gave good and Interesting "Iks. In between talks, the congregation con-gregation sang "Do What Is Right.'' A lage crowd was In attendance ind enjoyed their talks. Kiden Shurtz from Salt Lake City, '(sited with his parents, Mr. and Frelen Shurtz. for a few days. Mrs. Alden (lga Mae Memmott) "hurt?, from Salt Lake City, visited "?r parents. Mr and Mrs. Eugene "'ernmott. and Mr. and Mrs. Frelen "'"rtz during the week. Bill Abbott is home for the holi--vs with his parents, Mr. anJ Mrs, Ororge Abbott. Ron"'e O'lver has come home a visit and will stay for awhile "'th his iarens Mr. and Mrs. Lorln "ver. He win run the new gas station In Delta, Mr. and Mrs. Trln Oliver, and ' irry made a trip to Salt Lake C'ty over the weekend. They watch ed over TV, their son Carl, who is in the chorus, touring several tes. He will visit here with his parents on his way back. A good manv listened to the broadcast last Saturday of Mrs. Roberts' room, coming from the station In Cedar City, It was veryj good. j Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shields are home again for a stay until after the holidays. They have been visiting visit-ing their daughters Ilene Harris and Verlyn Gifford and 'families, in Jerome, Idaho. Miss Elaine Done from Salt Lake City visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Done, on Sunday. Mrs. Boshard from Provo, Is visit-1 ing her daughter, Mrs, June Hinck-' ley, and family. Pete Sheehy, from Ely, Nevada, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheehy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheehy, Pete and Jeanne Jen-son Jen-son made a trip to- Salt Lake City for Christmas shopping. Nola Shields from Cedar City, visited over the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Shields. Dick Clark has been on the sick list too, we hope he Is better. Mrs. Amos Maxfield. . Mining -key to Uta-i's growth In 1946 there were 19,000 jobs in Ulah's factories. By September 1956 factory jobs had increased 110 to 40,000. Much of this growth can bejraced to tfur state's expanding mineral industries, because 60 of factory workers are engaged in processing minerals min-erals or making metal products. A growing mining industry helps Utah's growing prosperity. UTAH MENSNG ASSOCIATION "from the errth ccmss an abundant tiie for all" From where I sit Joe Marsh Just Call Me Cupid The counter down at Pete's was full yesterday, except for three seats near the end, so I plunked myself down on the middle one. As I took my firsi sip of coffee a cute young couple came in a girl in her early twenties followed by a fellow perhaps a year or two older. 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