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Show - NEWS FROM HINCKLEY - Mi. Clara Mrs. Wanda Johnson and Mrs. Mavis Hardy met their husbands at Spanish Fork, where they are employed, em-ployed, then they all spent a couple of days In Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris spent Thursday and Friday In Salt Lake, shopping. Mr. and Mrs. George Barton of Midvale were here over the weekend week-end to visit relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hepworth of Provo were home for the pheasant hunt, also nearly all the college students. It was such beautiful weather except for Monday, I think all the hunters g6t their full quota of birds.. Mr. and Mrs Cleone Talbot of Provo were home over the weekend. week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Mcintosh of El Paso, Texas, were home to visit friends and relatives here, also their daughter, Hazel, who is attending at-tending school at the BYU. Visitors from Nevada over the weekend at the home of Gladys Carter were Louise Stevens of Ruth, Rex Carter and Virgil Kennedy and Glade Young (Rex's friends) of Kimberly, Jeff, Joan and son, Mich- Stewart ael Jeff of Ruth. Mrs. Louise Stevens has been asked to be president of the Relief Society at Ruth, and Roberta Carter, Car-ter, is Literary class leader. Private John Douglas Carter, son of Gladys Carter, entered the Armed Arm-ed Forces, Oct. 8, and is stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hilton had their sons, Lawerence and family of Salt Lake, Harlan and Ross and family of Provo, here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bishop were home and had their son Clare and wife of Provo, and daughter Sylvia and husband, Paul Miller of Manti, to visit them: Mr. and Mrs. Roe Buchanan and family of St. George and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Woodbury and family, of Pittsburg, Calif., visited their father, Mr. Wallace Woodbury this week. Mr. and Mrs. Meldon Mcintosh of Sulphur Dale, were visitors here this week. There was no election held In our town last Tuesday. It seems our Mayor has done such a good job the last twelve years, everyone was so satisfied, they decided to let him go on for another four years. So as it now stands, Randle P. Swensen is still Mayor, with Ken Mecham, Ken Damron, Grant Hardy Har-dy and Wayne Petersen as board members and Dana Pratt, Town clerk. Lots of good wishes and success suc-cess to them on another four years. Raymond and Dawnell Robinson of Salt Lake were home this weekend. week-end. Ruth and family have moved to Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Talbot spent part of last week and Monday In Salt Lake for medical attention for Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wright receiv ed word of a new grandchild. Law- renence and Joanne have a baby boy born Nov. 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Abbott and family of Spanish Fork visited with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, this weekend. Art Club Mrs. LaVern Theobald entertained entertain-ed the members of the Art Club and their partners at dinner and rook games, at her home Thursday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Cahoon, Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Art Reeve, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey jt WJPK. 11! iS.j 33 Lk Mip(. Eg W FREDERIC WEMINQTOH j SUNNY ' BROOK mm it m The great bourbon of the Old West is winning new friends everywhere I The smoothest of fine Kentucky bourbons has the taste, the mildness, the quality that will win you toot THE CIO SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KY DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY . ... KENTUCKY STRAIGHT J9URB0N WHISKEY jl 85 PROOF. . (..,:.. i Sl. GMC Money-Makr$ availabU in modtl rem to H ton$ .'.. ""a 7m tv.-.-.v.--..--:-. .-.iiJ'- IT- V"C . ' rfPJA ' S voJr V If it if 115 W, siim!!' 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A steering columr braced like a mast These and more tell the inside story of GMC stamina. Come in and see for yourself. Why not do it today? Roy P. Hilton, Mr. end Mrs. Ceorga Stewart, who won high score, and Mr. an4 Mrs. Milo Bishop, who got low score. Trousseau Tea Mrs. Thora Petersen entertained at a trousseau tea for her daughter daugh-ter Karen. The ladies from town and surrounding towns, viewed the lovely trousseau, bridal attire and wardrobe of the bride-to-be. Coalese Club The Oalese Club members met at the home of Tarn Greener, Thurs day night, where refreshments were served and Sheldon Western showed pictures of trips he had taken. Coalese Club members and euests. Mr. and Mrs. Cleone Talbot, and their husbands were entertain ed at a party Saturday night by Betty Jane Morris and Berniece Palmer at the Morris home. Dinner was served, after which rook was played. Hieh Drtzes were won by Delma Jean Gall! and Dee Stevens. Low prizes went to Clyde Stevens" and Axlene Talbot and "Set" to Carol Bishop. Book Club On Wednesday night, Nov. 6th, the Rook Club members entertafri- ed their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hardy. K turkey supper and 11 the trimmings was served after -which rook was played. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Dousrlas AUrei, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris, Mr. and Mrs. R. Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Damron, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mecham, Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Rofolnson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damron, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. Randal Swensen. Cluff Talbot captured high prize for the men. Ken Damron, low. For the ladies, high, Belva Morris. low, Vi Robinson. Sunday evening at sacrament meeting. High Councilman Leslie Bennett brought the program. Spea kers were Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Walker. LaVar Owens sang- a solo accompanied by Mrs. Walker, a violin duet by LaVar and bis daug hter and a duet by Deonna Black and LaVar Owens. Closing speaker was Leslie Bennett Fireside Chat Fireside chat was held in the Relief Society room Sunday eve ning, where Nelson Clark and his wife showed pictures and talked of their mission to Norway. Every one was invited and refreshments were served. Temple Excursion November 26 was announced as a special excursion to the Manti Temple for Hinckley High Priests. GMC-America's Ablest Trucks now at your authorized GMC dealer News About Folks in Leamington Kl Ftnlkmon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nielson spent the weekend In McGill, Nev., MART JOHNSON oam: city Mrs. Mae H. Shipley Sunday evening services were good. The High Council visitors were Eldon Eiiason and Franv" Lyman, both gave very fine talks The choir sang "Kind Words are weet Tons of the Heart" with Lyman Finlinson - as soloist. Mrs. EUason and Mrs. Lyman and children chil-dren visiter! with their hu'oands. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shipley were ;n Provo Fid Salt Lake Sunda? M'siting; with their daughters and their families. Miss Dixie Dutsnn snd a girl friend from the BYU, visited her folks Sunday. Other visitors from provo were David Finlinson, Garry Roper, and Sandra Finlinson,. Or-pha Or-pha Anderson also visited her folks. She is employed in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dutson had visitors from Salt Lake. Saturday and Sunday. They were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. Delbin Ethington and their two sons. Mrs. Rachel Melville and son Dale, were in Oak City, Saturday and Sunday. The Pheasant hunt was enjoyed by Dale. They returned return-ed to Salt Lake Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Anderson and daughter Meredith, visited a few days at Cedar City with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prisby and family. The Road Show Monday evening of last week was considered very Tine entertainment vOak City people peo-ple appreciated the work done by aU the Mutual officers and classes and say congratulations for the successful road show. Mr. and Mrs. Malan Mecham and their missionary son visited In Oak City from Tropic. Mr. and Mrs. Ferron Bliss nd family have moved to Spanish Fork. Ferron has employment at Provo. Mrs. Edna Christensen had Mr. and Mrs. Clark Talbot and children visiting last week. At sacrament meeting Sunday evening, Gordon Nielson was sustained sus-tained as counselor to Pres. Esdras Finlinson In the YMIA. Keith Raw-linson Raw-linson was sustained as the Explorer Ex-plorer teacher. Dean Anderson Is acting as the other counselor. Mr. and Mrs. Monan Love 11 and Kttie sons were weekend visitors in Oak City. . Mr. and Mrs. Kent Staley from Alpine were weekend visitors, also Lew Alldredge from Salt Lake visited visit-ed at their parents home and with other relatives. Also here were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence East from Provo. Mrs. Mae Shipley reports a little new granddaughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shipley in Salt Lake City. Mrs. LeRoy Walker Is still at the Fillmore hospital, we surety hope she can soon be home again. The Stake MIA Road Show was held here Monday evening with a large crowd in attendance. There were some very fine numbers presented pre-sented and we compliment those In charge on their originality and the clever way It was carried out. Stake officers in our audience were Mrs. Ben Robison, Reed Tlppetts and Mrs. Hazel Walker. Sister Muriel Bennett was a stake visitor to our Relief Society Tuesday morning and she brought Mrs. Mae Cahoon with her. We were very happy for their visit. Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. George Mallett arrived from Santa Monica, California, for a visit with Mrs. Mary Freer. The Mallets have been fall visitors in our town for many years. Mrs. Ruth Abegglen, Mark and Adele took the train to Milford, Wednesday and spent a few days with Mrs. Maurine Miller and her family. Saturday the Abegglen family spent the day In Provo. Miss Ellen Overson Is visiting in Stockton with her sister, Mrs. Caroline Caro-line Jacobs and family. Wednesday the PTA held their first meeting and social at the schoolhouse. President Farra Brad-field Brad-field was in charge. A film on "Safe Driving" was shown by Mr. Lovell and games and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Tuesday, Wayne Overson left for Salt Lake City for three years of army duty. He will take his basic training at Denver, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hogan went to Salt Lake Sunday evening to attend a farewell testimonial for Sister Mae Curtis, a friend and family genealogist who Is leaving for the Mission field. Ivie J., Leon, Gary and Joe Nielson Niel-son were down from Salt Lake with their families over the weekend. Mrs. Zerma Schlappi was a stake visitor at Sunday School Sunday morning. High Councilman Walter Wright was here with the program Sunday eveing. With him as speakers were Cloyd Talbot of Oak City and Geo-ee Geo-ee Sampson of Delta. Verl Ross -layed an accordion solo. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lambright and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Crafts of Fallen, Fal-len, Nevada, stopped over night at he Lawrence Bradfield home. They were on their way to Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Memmott ind girls were down from Salt '.ake Oity and spent the weekend. George came for the Pheasant hunt. Miss Rayma Bradfield was also home with her parents over the weekend. visiting Ruth's sister, Mary Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Shell Trimble and daughter and Mr. Ed Trimble, of Fillmore, visited Sunday and had dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph T. Finlinson. Mr. Ted Rosengreen and Eldon Rosengreen and their sons were down from Bountiful to hunt on Saturday and visit with their sister, Mrs. Ruth Finlinson. Mr. and Mrs. Michal Tatton and their family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson. Mrs. Tatton and Mrs. Johnson are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean of Salt Lake City and Howard Davis spent the weekend in Leamington. Mr. and Mrs, Merrill Dutson and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dutson, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larson and children spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nelson and son of St. George, spent Friday to Monday with Glenna's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson end family were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradfield. Mrs. Essie Anderson moved from her home last week and the Grant Nielson family of Lynndyl moved Into the house. Essie's temporary address is with her children until she can move into her new home in Lindon. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Williams spent the weekend in Tooele, with Mr. and Mrs, Bus Bennett. They hunted pheasants In the Tooele area. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Letham and daughters, Delia May and Judy, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Nelson drove down Saturday to hunt pheasants with his father, Jay Nelson and brother-in-law, Ronald Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Paxman of Nephi, visited Sunday with Bevan and Joy Neilson and Brenda. Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCann drove to Springville, Sunday, to visit with Willy Lovell, and family. 4-H Honors Eighteen 4-H boys and girls at tended 4-H Achievement night in Delta Wednesday night, Nov. 6, MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah, TUurs. Nor. 14. I9S7. Special awards were given to Mary Jo Finlinson, Gayl Nielson, Glen Lee Roper, David Hanson, Kay Lovell and Gordon Lovell. Phil! Lovell entertained the 5th and 6th grade boys and girls at the show "Bambi" In Nephi, on Thursday, for his 11th birthday. Mrs, Lydia Evans of Delta Is spending the week at the home of Ben and Millie Lovell. . Jack Nielson was home from school for the weekend. W, H. Johnson and other members mem-bers of the Johnson family visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Overson. Sunday night services under the direction of Rulon Callister consisted con-sisted of a solo by Elden Sorenson, accompanied by Sharon Rawlinson. Talk by Shirley Dark and another solo by Mr. Sorenson. Talk by Rulon Callister. Prayers were offered offer-ed by Harlan Nielson and President L Jay Nelson. Next Sunday Bryant Jones will report his mission. He is a son. of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Jones and a former resident of Leamington. The High Priest Presidency, Emerald Em-erald Moody, Cutler Henrle and Grant Snow, visited the High Priests Sunday morning in Leamington. Leam-ington. Friday night Leamington Ward Relief Society will have their annual an-nual dinner and bazaar. Everyone is invited. Adults $1.00, Children under 12, 50c per plate. Mrs. Marcella Ross returned t her home in Delta last week, after a stay In the Salt Lake LDS hospital hos-pital for surgery. Her sister, Mrs. Lila Mae Debenham, spent the past week at the Ross home, and also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sampson. She returned to Salt Lake Wednesday. Thelma Black and Glnda Srw, BYU co-eds, were weekend visitors in Delta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Snow, Mrs. Hugh Twitchell has returned return-ed to Delta after a visit in Fillmora with her sisters. She also visited her son, N. L. Black, in the Fillmore LDS hospital. Who pcis tho lost fLics? Conditions in mining have forced some Utah mines to shut down, others to cut production sharply and still others t re-examine operations to be able to continue to produce. One of the net results lost taxes. This loss must be met and the burden will fall on other taxpayers Individuals and businesses. Healthy mining benefits all Utahns, so all should support efforts to return mining to its former vigor. 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