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Show News About Folks in Leamington Ele Finlinson Mrs. Fred Nielson went to Cedar City Sunday May 19 with son Max. She visited the week with relatives rela-tives there, attended the graduation graduat-ion exercises and returned home he 25th. Mrs. Eldon Nielson and daughter Gayle, drove to Cedar City Friday morning to bring Inez home from school. Mrs. Von Johnson went with her, stayed for Frank's graduation grad-uation and came home Saturday with him. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dutson and family drove down Tuesday to visit with Gene's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dutson. Last weekend Mrs. Laura Strange from Elko, Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. George Lund of Salt Lake City and Essie Anderson, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John -Anderson. Tuesday they left for Salt Lake City. Mrs. Lorna Wichmann returned home Saturday after a two weeks stay in Huntsville. Mrs. Kenneth Nielson, her daughters, daug-hters, Sally Jane and Lena Gay, and her niece, Jane Nelson, left Saturday morning for Salmon, Idaho. She plans to stay with her sister, Jewell Prochio, and assist with the floral bouquets for Memorial Mem-orial Day. Mrs. Walker Finlinson and her two children, Mary Jo and Scott Lee, went with the group and will spend the week visiting with daughter Margene, Mrs. Ted Welker. in Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Finlinson left Saturday for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to get daughter Ver-dene Ver-dene and the children. Niel Raw-linson Raw-linson has been transferred to Flor Ida for a few weeks so Verdene is coming home for a vacation while ho is in Florida. The Finlinsons plan to be home this next weekend. week-end. , Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson and Janet left Friday afternoon for St. George where they will visit daughter dau-ghter Glenna and her family and then drive on to Los Angeles, on their vacation trip. The room long known as the relic room In the Leamington Ward chapel is as of last Friday converted convert-ed into a class room. Bishop Nielson, Niel-son, MIA president Louise Nielson and girls working for their welfare project, Nancy Nielson, Janet Nelson, Nel-son, LaPriel Lovell and Joyce Gry-gla Gry-gla painted and cleaned the room. The souvenirs will be returned to the donors or if the owners of some of the memorials of yester year desire, they will be taken to Fillmore for display in the museum The relic room of late years was seldom visited and will be of much more value to the ward as a class room. The boys and girls graduating from Junior High School Tuesday night from Leamington were Kenneth Ken-neth Lovell, Jay Grygla, Nancy Nielson, Nila Jean Johnson and Neil Finlinson. Among the other program numbers, Kenneth and Neil sang a duet "Builders of America" Am-erica" accompanied by Nela Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton drove down Friday to see the Rulon Dut-sons, Dut-sons, went beck to Provo, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore and Eva Dutson Dut-son droove over to Salina, Thursday, Thurs-day, to the funeral of a distant relative, Chas. Michelson. Miss Connie Anderson stayed with Aunt Hattie and Uncle John, last week. Her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson and brother and sister came down Sunday for her. They stayed Sunday night and returned re-turned home Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradfield and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradfield drove to Fairview for Sunday dinner and visiting. The theme of Sunday night meet ing, given by the Sunday School was Religious Teaching. Opening remarks were by Bishop Richard Nielson. Song, "The Golden Plates" by the Junior Sunday School class- es of Norma Nielson and Glen ; Harder. Song, "Tell Me the Stories 1 of Jesus" by the combined classes ' of Alta Lovell and Gene Bradfield, of the Junior Sunday School. The ; scripture reading was by Eva Brad-: Brad-: field. Talk on "Gaining Knowledge" Know-ledge" by Glen Bradfield. Prayers I were by Welby Lovell and Floyd Bradfield. Mr. and Mrs. Willy Lovell and family of Springville, visited with folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lovell and Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCann Sunday for a few hours on their way to Milford. Mrs. Stanley Bradfield spent the weekend in Salt Lake City with her daughter Joan. Saturday she attended the funeral of Mrs. Peter Geertsen, her mother'sslster. The Spencer Nielsons have two grandchildren staying far a few days. They are the children of Roland Ro-land Larson of Milford. Fred Finlinson and three child ren spent the weekend at the Jo seph Finlinsons. Young David stayed stay-ed to help with the farm work. Miss LaPriel Lovell and Larry Bradfield graduated from high school Wednesday night LaPriel won the teacher scholarship to the A. C. in Logan. Larry left for Nev ada Friday, where he will work this summer. He plans to return to Salt Lake this fall where he has a part time job lined up and will attend school. Citizens of Leamington are urged to attend the Hearing, on the current cur-rent issue of the new hook-up on the city water line. It will be held Friday night at the school house. ArpiiUo Scow VACATION TIME IS HERE - BUY all vacation signs point to... mm wm i 111 ' . yr . VHl U'l ? -r hi; : v' - n , - M.n'i Journeyar, $27 JO todl' Wardrob, $25.00 Ladi' O'NiU, $19.50 All print pluf fax IB Strtamlif Samsonft' modtrm rapJ fop moitt for compact packing, oaty fronting. Hold$ moro, lilt Im much !$$ ipoco. Exclusive Streamlite Samsomte Advantages 1. Unique tongue-in-groove construction guards your things against dust and dampness, a. Seven travel-tested finishes resist scuffs and stains shine like new with a swish of a cloth. 3. Holds more clothes in less space wrinkle-free. 4. Modern, non-tarnishing brass locks. Slroomlito SamtonHo comti in SADDLE TAN ADMIIAl HUE IKMUDA GREEN IONDON MET HAWAIIAN ILUI COIOHADO MOWN IAWKIDE FINISH DELTP'S DEPflRTfllEnT STORE r Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black and son Carlos, spent Friday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Genevieve Larsen and her children from Spanish Fork, visited on Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eliason. Tuesday afternoon the Relief Society Sisters met at the home of Zada Dewsnup where they held their meeting. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warner and children have moved to Salt Lake City where they will make their home, while Mr. Warner has employment em-ployment there. Mrs. Anna Lou Stanworth from Peoche, Nevada, Is visiting with her father, Mr. J. H. Dewsnup. - : ' Mrs. Verna Davis from Fillmore, visited Thursday at the home -of her sister, Lois Eliason Mr. and Mrs. Marlow : Cropper i went to Wells, Nevada, over - the weekend, where they attended rodeo. ' Mrs. Rae Jensen and children ' visited a few days In Salt Lake ; City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Victor Roberts. The Aaronic Priesthood members I and the Bishopric went to Lagoon J on Saturday. A very enjoyable i time was had by all who went. I The ones who enjoyed a very plea sant day were Bishop Cecil Warner, James Sampson, Ralph Erickson, LaVoy Erickson, Norman Cahoon, Vincent Cropper, Ira Lee Cropper, Jay Webb, Steven Rowley, Darrel Scow, Phil Christensen, John Western. Wes-tern. Denis Moody, Tony Western i and Franis Cropper. June L. Dutson returned home Saturday after having spent the school year at Snow College in Ephraim. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Anderson spent Friday at Ely, Nevada. Ronald Theobald and Sheldon Ekins from Dugway, spent the weekend at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Dewsnup. Dew-snup. A dinner party was held Saturday Satur-day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Knight in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warner, who are moving to Salt Lake City. A lovely hot dinner was served after which the evening was spent playing rook. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Howard How-ard Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Eliason, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Rowley, and Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Dewsnup. Mr. and Mrs. Max Eliason and family from Anaheim, California, ore visiting with Max's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. E. J. Eliason. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Western oent the first of the week in Salt T ake City visiting at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Western. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Workman and children from Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Davis. Our congratulations this week o to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis on the arrival of a baby girl born Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Dutson were !n Salt Lake City on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker spent Saturday at Provo visiting with their daughter, Belva and her family. Bishop and Mrs. Cecil Warner and Mrs. Ruth Dewsnup spent Mon day and Tuesday In Salt Lake City. AlirnTmtu Mrs. Aftcn Fullmet Mr. and Mrs. Max Ilolbrook drove to Las Vegas, Wednesday-and Wednesday-and back Thursday, on business. Mrs. Richard Fullmer 'and family i returned to Monticcllo, Sunday, after a week's visit hero and witlii her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor; Riding, in Delta. Two Wright Rirl.-;, Janet and; The rain was very welcome and so is the sun. School is out and the children ;ire rejoicing for awhile. At least, our two teachers, Mrs. Cleone Tol-lu:t Tol-lu:t and Mrs. June Reid will be ;;l;ui for a summer vacation, I am aire Tob Fullmer and wife Cecil, and nn. Mnynard, visited us this week. Thc-v Hv in Pavson. IV rl Peterson has had his bath re .'' in tailed in his home. Ann, were guests of the Alva i Joan Murray, Charlene Petersen Youngs, this week. They live out ! tn.l Mrilee Young and the rest of near Alva's ranch in Tooele County I ,vie sKth jrade girls of the Delta They were here to attend the Live-! nl''i,V :it ;ry school, celebrated the stock Show in Delta. j -Vo ;i:i of school with a sleeping Reva and Clark Bliss drove to :yi''y in the school auditorium Loa. in Wayne County. Thursday, Friday nht. to place a marker on Reva's mot-i M :;. Julia Bliss is home again her's grave there. p it'', her h and new baby boy. ! Mr. and "Mrs. Boyd Scheni had T-oth a-e f'ne" big sister Julia two of their children, Bernadine ' Ann, says. and Angelo, operated on for the' Shcir'l Tnlhe-t and friend came removal of their tonsils t'tis week. They are doing fine. ' . Tracy Fullmer had his 13 year old birthday, Saturday, May 25th. celebrated by having a weiner roast and birthday cake and ice cream with family and relatives in the evening. After about two wreeks of rainy weather, we are having a nice warm sunny day, today, Monday. home from EYU to attend Commencement Com-mencement exercises in Delta on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Tolbert attended the quarter horse show in Payson Saturday then went to Provo to get Gladys' mother, Mrs. Sara Taylor, for a visit until after Memorial Day. The Orville Deem family have gone to California for 10 days to MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah. Thurs. May 30. 195 EnjoijiheBourbon you can stay with I : YEARS OLD m) KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY - 86 PROOF CLENMORE DISTILLERIES CO., LOUISVILLE, KY. Pint 12-1 45 Quart n -i . . 123 visit the Parley Deem family and also Delia's brother and family there (the Duke Weavers). Sister Theodocia Melville is in Hawaii- on a tour. Wish I was there with her. GRANDMA GRANDMA, IF IT SHOULD RAIN WHEN TM' TEAM MEETS ' I "TOMORROW - f MAY WE USE YOUR EMPTY GARAGE T' HEAR TO COACH'S IK SORRY. BUT TH GARAGE ISN" VACANT AMY MORE, TED- ' U 1- rr By Charles Kufcn.l LATELY I'VE BEEN USING IT FOR UIASI Jt 7T7T A A i v I II I I III 1 4 1 mBTSH VIRGIL By Len KIef1 WW FATWEQ IS S, OP C00P5C- W V WWKT H0B9W r3 V OWMrt- i t'A ( TEACMIN& ME I V?: vjE HAve A MCS 1RECREATIOU FATHER y WOOD -J I t--4i VV y BASEMENT flTTEB OONT YOU HAVE TO KEP HSHUCKS AW 6YE ON HIM ? ' Br ABTHUS P02NIZ3 ME CANY GET INTO AMY MISCHIEF AAA ICING A SMOWMAM KUTT AND JEFF BY AL SMUn Mrs. Lucy Cahoon, who was re leased recently from the Fillmore LDS hospital and is now at the Wixom rest home in Oak City, visited in Delta Saturday, making the trip with her son. Mrs. Athena Cook and daughter, Jessie Lynn, spent the weekend in California, and visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Humphries at High Grove, and Mrs. Reed Walker and family, at Bloomington. They returned re-turned Sunday -with Mrs. Humphries, Humph-ries, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C M. Pace. I WELL . IF IT W-KR-N0T SAP, WAIT A .) 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