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Show ONCE OVER Continued Ircra page four At the airport Sunday evening, Don Craig, flight service man, told me that precipitation for Sunday, Sun-day, up until 1015 in the evening, was .49 inch, making Sunday the wettest- day so far in May. Don added that the total so far in May, including .49 inch for Sunday amounted to 1.22 inch. With storage water scarce, this much will foe of some benefit to farmers, and it is sure to turn the normally parched desert land a beautiful green at least through the early weeks of summer. Bill Starley has handed me some data on the weather records at Fillmore. As soon as I can, I want to try to find what, if any, epic pattern they show, and intend to report my findings here later on. OAK IS LaVeda Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Skeem were visited by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Eilly Ferris and their children, aslo Jerold Skeem, from Ely, Nev., and Miss Hazel Skeem from Salt Lake City, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Aryln Styler and family, Brent, Karen and Lynn, from Bountiful, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Val Styler. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stanworth and family visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stanworth Jind other. members of their family over the weekend. The Mother's Day program in Sunday School was very good. The little children in the kindergarten department gave sentiments and tributes to their mothers. Beth Day's class sang a song. Coleen Gillen and Diane Cahoon gave poems. Janet Stanworth, Barbara Howell, Carol Nichols and Eonnie Day sang, and Carol Nichols gave a reading. Other songs were by Ronald Peterson. Melvin Stanworth Ralph Nichols, Norma Howell, Gloria Glo-ria Day and Linda Cahoon. Mrs. Carol Warnick, from Deseret, accompanied ac-companied the musical numbers. Bishop Lawrence Cropper talked and paid tribute to the mothers. The trio of Glenda Roundy, Beth Day and Shirley Skeem sang "I THESE WOMEN ! By d'A'.essio . I A,AAmW Yarns' 4 'ALL new fathers look like monkeys at first!" Walked in God's Garden". Mrs. Annie Skeem is the oldest mother in the ward, and Mrs. Jensene Anderson is just 6 months younger. June Stanworth is the youngest mother in the ward. Beautiful little fans were given to the mothers present. Mr. and Mrs. June Ivie, from McGill, Nev., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Peterson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bishop and family, from Cedar City, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop. They also attended the alumni 'banquet in Hinckley Saturday night. Marlena Carling, from B.Y.U., spent Mother's Day visiting with her mother, Mrs. Stella Hawley. Miss Glenda Memmott was at Sunday School Sunday morning. The ward party last Thursday evening was a huge success. The retiring bishopric were honored, also LaMont Works received hon ors. The program was snappy and entertaining, and I learned that I'm no 'business trying to write for the newspaper. Ula Day can get a lot more interesting news than I can. I'll have to see if she won't help me out and really get some interesting items. Tokens of love and appreciation were presented to the guests of honor. After the program the chairs were moved back and the Oak City orchestra played for a dance. Punch and cookies were served. Richard Maxwell and friend, Bert Kennedy, from Salt Lake City were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanworth. Richard is a brother of Mrs. Stanworth. Stan-worth. Reorganize YMMIA The Oasis Ward YMMIA was reorganized re-organized Sunday night, May 12, with appreciation to the outgoing officers for faithful service. Ula Day is the new president, V)VVV ,gtfi.; (ryf A Sugarvillf VENICE DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Terry from Ely, Nevada, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry. They went on to Salt Lake City and will go through tht Salt Lake Temple in Monday. They also will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alden Shurtz in Salt Lake City. Elden Shurtz from Salt Lake City visited over the weekend and took his wife back 'jvith him, she had been visiting with Bishop and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz and Mr, and Mrs. Jay Shurtz for a week. Maurine Jensen from Salt Lake City and Ralph Jensen from Ixigan, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and family. Mr. and Mrs.- Cal Boothe made a trip to Panguitch for the wedding reception of their granddanghter, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holman. John Hersleff has returned home after working for a few days in Garrison, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Shields and family, Donald Davis, Kathy Shee-hy Shee-hy and Aeron Deardon, all made a trip to Cedar City for the Seminary Semin-ary graduation of Nola Shields on Sunday. Mrs. Clark Hardy, of Las Vegas, Mr. and Mrs. Russell McBride and daughters, from Salt Lake City, visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis and Donald and attended the birthday party of their grandmother, grand-mother, Henrietta Barben, on Friday. Fri-day. . Mrs. Lily Searle, Mrs. Ruby Spiers, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Watkins and Nymphis Watkins and Mary Cotton from Salt Lake City, attend ed the open house birthday party of Henrietta Barben. They are sisters sis-ters and 'brothers of Mrs. Barben. Two sisters from Ogden were unable un-able to attend. Sunday night the program was given by the Aaronic priesthood. Talks were given by Dean Losee, Dale Boothe, Louis Ivie, George Jenson, Virgil Losee and Bishop Alm!iatsi Mrs. Alton Fullmer with Ruth Winfield and Phyllis Anderson as counselors. The retiring retir-ing officers are Eathel Skeem, president, with Evelyn Hawley and Inez Kelly as counselors. The Alva Young family hflvs been spending considerable time lately at. their ranch in Tooele County. It is the time of year they drive their cattle out there. Little Emily goes along on her Shetland pony. She make"; a real little cow hand al- j ready. The baby daughter of Earl and Aflon Petersen (Dolores) slipped r.ua ten ana nroi;e ner coiiar oone one day this week. I Ferron and Julia Bliss are the proud parents of a baby boy born May 15. Julia is at Spanish Fork : waiting for mama and baby brother to come home are sisters, Julia Ann and Kathryn. Mrs. Ennn Petersen had as visitors visit-ors last week, Mr. nnd Mrs. Angus Meyers and son Elmo, of Delta; also Mrs. Ma it Warren of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Alta Barney. Marr is a sister of Anion and Earl Johnson John-son and Mrs. Alta Barney of Sutherland. Mrs. Warren lived here a good many years ago, The Chester Corbett family visited visit-ed with us Sunday. Clark Tolbert and Merrill Petersen Peter-sen are graduating from Delta High School and Karen Murray and Leona Talbot are Seminary graduate. gradu-ate. We wish to congratulate them on their achievement. Wayne Petersen called hi mother Erma Petersen, from Los Angeles on Mother's Day. Wayne Is employed em-ployed there. LaRayne .Petersen Adams' foaby has the measles. Sure is taking a long time for this meales epidemic to die down. Jay Fullmer is in Salt Lake this week attending the General Motors school there for Ashbys. The Aaronic Priesthood gave a good program In sacrament" meeting meet-ing Sunday night. The program was as follows. Talks by these Frelen Shurtz. A duet was given by Devon and Glenda Memmott, accompanied by Virginia Jensen. Prayers were offered by Hal Terry and Ralph Stoneking. Jeanne Jen-son Jen-son was released as secretary of the Sunday School, and Louis Ivie put in her place. A large crowd attended. Carl Oliver, from the B.Y.U., was home over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Oliver. members of the Aaronic Priesthood, Priest-hood, Lcliay 'luiuot, Jj.ik. Tulbot, Keith Tolbert, Tracy Fullmer and Max -Holbrook, Jr. Song by Verl Tolbert; duet by Nayon and Eugene Eu-gene Young. Remarks by Branch President Clifferd Petersen. Raining every day, it looks to me like the drouth has bwn broken. M1U.AKU CUUim tdHUAltU Delta. Utah. Thuis. May 23, 1957. Mrs. Norma Fullmer and children Jenn, Willy and Ray, are visiting with the Fullmers and the Taylor Ridings of Delta, this week. They live in Monticello, Utah. Tastes so rich.. 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