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Show MILL AH I) COUN1Y CMHOWICLJK Delta. Utah, i'hurs. April 18. 1957, iiikckley Mrs. Clara Stewart Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Finlinson and family of Whittier, Calif., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bliss and brothers and sisters. We are happy to see Heber and Vera Bishop back home and look ing well and happy. Mr, and Mrs. Carlos Bishop and family of Cedar City are visiting old friends and relatives here In town. Leonard Palmer has his mother visiting with him and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Blain Robinson will leave for Washington the last of this week. They will visit Rayola and family at Walla Walla and Melba and family at Moses Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Cahoon had their son Garth, of Riverside, Cal., and Amelia Jane and husband, Wayne Cole, of Provo, to spend a radio speech. few days with them last week. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Corry took Mrs. Nina Mecham to Salt Lake, Wednesday and down to Orem to visit Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Robison. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Swensen and Anna Lee drove to Salt Lake Sunday Sun-day to take Harold Hepworth. He will leave for Alameda, California, where he will go aboard th carrier U.S.S. Bon Homme Richard. Harold has eleven months left to serve with Uncle Sam. Mrs. Geraldine Wright and two children Peggy Dee and Gordon have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wright, this last week. Gene and Harold Morris spent Thursday in Salt Lake attending a tractor meeting. Belva and Karolyn accompanied them and spent the day shopping. Sunday night sacrament meeting was under the direction of High Councilman Thermon Moody. He announced the choir would sing a special number with Blaine Spend love as soloist. Jack Fowles was first speaker. Karen and Annette Moody sang a duet, then Thermon gave the concluding address on, "How We Can Keep a Testimony of the Gospel." ' AhniTimti Mrs. Afton Fullmer HIJY YOUIl UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE . Direct From the factory; When next you consider NEW LIVING ROOM "FURNITURE Have it custom built or buy direct from Twitchell Upholstery's Floor Stock. Savings of up to one third over retail. All upholstered pieces unconditionally guaranteed. - COMPARE THESE PRICES Sofa & Chair Set - Nylon Ny-lon or Wool $189.00 Studio Bed & Chair set Nylon or wool $169.00 Two-piece Sectional Wool or nylon $159.00 Drop a Card or Phone Twitcliell's Upholstery 732 North Main St. Cedar City, Utah and a representative will call with pictures S fabrics Free estimates, esti-mates, pick-up and delivery. 6-6 ! Bird Nest Cause of Fire What could have been a very destructive fire, occurred Thursday evening. Some of the Seventies and their wives were in the gymnasium preparing fcr their party, when they smelled smoke. Looking up they saw flames going out from the light fixture, In the ceiling. It seems a bird had gotten in and built its nest around the wires, causing them to short and catch fire. It was soon extinguished, but if no one had been there, it probably pro-bably would have burned our gym. ....we wisn to congratulate rrea and Elva Webb Skeem on the arrival ar-rival of a son. April 8th . ..Mr. and Mrs. Elden Hurst took their lamily and Patriarch U K. wooaoury up to Pay-son to visit relatives, Saturday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcintosh spent the weekend with relatives here. Howard is working on his masters degree at the U. of U ... Mr. Clifford Stewars and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of Meadow visited their brother George and Nephi Stewart Sunday afternoon... I ... Mrs. Gladvs Carter had her dau ghter, Louise, of Kimberly, Nevada, and son Vincent Stephens; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Carter and Doug of Ely. also, Mrs. I. C. Townsent, of Salt Lake to spend three days with her this week. ....Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Bisnop drove up north this week to visit Lion's orotner taxi, ana wiie in Salt Lake, to Payson to see their daughter Lena, and on to Spring-ville Spring-ville to see Bob and his family. .... ... Clark Allred stopped in town on weanesday to see relatives ana friends. ....Joe Nielsen of Salt Lake, and his gri mena, sanara nnnnson, ot Oak City, were here in church Sunday Sun-day nign. iney com attend tne BYTJ ....Next Sunday evening the Hinck ley ward choir will present a full Art Club Hinckley Art Club was entertain ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Bishop, Delta, Friday eve ning. Dinner was served to all the members and their husbands, then they played one high rook. Mr. and Mrs. George Cahoon won high score and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Theobald got the prize for low, Rook Club Mrs. Enid Damron entertained the Rook Club Wednesday evening. Easter bunnies, that looked too real to eat, and Ice cream were served, then the evening was spent playing rook. , All the members and nine guests were present. Ruth Talbot and Nina Mecham captured 1st prizes, Arda Davis got guest prize, low score prize was won 'by Delma Jean Galli, and Arvilla Swensen and Belva Morris won grand slam. Coalese Club Beth Brown and Carol Bishop entertained the Coalese Club mem bers and their husbands at a din ner and card party Saturday eve ning at the Brown home. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bishop, high.'and Mr and Mrs. Leonard Palmer, low. All the members were present and had a wonderful evening. Birthday Party Barry Bishop celebrated his 4th birthday with a cow boy and cow belle party. Twenty-five little guests were taken on a hay rack out to the hard pan west of Hinckley. They played rough and tumble games, then were served a picnic lunch of weiners, beans, hot chocolate choco-late and cookies. They ended up with an easter egg hunt. 4-H Club The 4-H Livestock Club met on Wednesday night at the home of their leader, Waldo Warnick. Election of officers was held. Ray Bishop was chosen president, Jannette Hurst, vice president, David Stevens as secretary, Donna Warnick, reporter, and Richard Warnick, song leader. Waldo Warnick War-nick Jr. was elected Jr. livestock leader and Elden Hurst to assist Waldo Sr. I was looking for everyone to have a shovel in hand on Arbor Day. This old -desert can use more trees and flowers. Erma Petersen returned from Salt Lake City with daughter Colona, who returned home on Thursday taking Mrs. Janie Petersen, Peter-sen, back to Salt Lake with her. The Junior High School held their aance review Friday night, with many of our Junior High students participating. Max and Blanch Holbrook went to Las Vegas Friday, accompanied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Holbrook, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lund of Bountiful. They returned Sunday afternoon. , Mr. and Mrs. Alva Youne wel- Kail and Elenor Murray drove to corned spring with a weiner roast, BUY FOR EASTER SHOE Buy now for less ' than 10 of value price! New and Excellent Condition! Government Surplus! WATER PURIFICATION UNITS evening's Easter program. It will f complete with SELF-PRIMING CEN It will consist of special music and TRIFUGAL TWO-INCH PUMPS and an Easter talk and scripture. 2 HP WISCONSIN GAS ENGINES. Students who attended the State Available as complete units or Speech Meet at Provo for Class B schools were Ronald Morris, who received an excellent rating on his engines and pumps sold separately. separate-ly. Call collect, Provo FR 3-4224 or write to PROVO HIDE AND FUR pantomime, and Mary Warnick, i COMPANY, 148 West, Sixth South, who got honorable mention on her j PROVO, UTAH 4125 For a short time only, we offer to anyone taking electric service directly from us and who does not now cook electrically, a cash bonus to get you started enjoying en-joying the many benefits electric cooking brings. HERE IS ALL YOU DO: - 1st. PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC RANGE From any Dealer YOU choose , , 2nd. HAVE IT WEED IN YOUR HOME 3rd. NUIU-Y ANY TfcLLUHlDlS UrUCE. We will then inspect the installation and if OK, will give you $30.00. SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER FOR MORE DETAILS TELLURIDE POWER COMPANY DELTA, UTAH You've always loved it. . . love it even more in this Summer '57 version. It's the classic spectator in tan and white leather or black patent and white . . but done with wonderful new flowing lines that slim your foot. Kanab this week to see the new dam being constructed near there. Gus and Eva Taylor are visiting a few days with parents and friends here, from Othello, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Sheriff and children from Centerville, are spending spen-ding a few days with parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fullmer. Mr. Sheriff and Boyd Probst (our former bishopric member) work together in the Centerville Second Ward, where they both live, so its a small world after all. Saturday night. Son, Joe Young, and girl friend, Miss Beverly Pickering Pic-kering from Salt Lake, were with them to enjoy it. FOR SALE: D.E.E.L.B. Improved Roosters, 6 weeks old, 50c each. 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