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Show .rime Hey Bub and Fannie Slaughter of Rock Springs, Wyoming visited in Hinckley over the weekend and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slaughter and daughter, Lillian Fisher, from Kelso, Washington, visited their daughter, Launita Bishop, and her family last week. Mr. Bryant Moody of Salt Lake City called to see us and other old friends in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Hurst and family drove to Morgan Friday to spend the weekend with Joy's mother. Mr. Hyrum Adams is home for a brief visit after spending the winter in the Parowan Rest Home. Lorenzo Taylor broke his arm Saturday while trying to crank his tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Ileber Bishop from Dugway and son Lars, from Provo were home Saturday to plant a garden. Our thoughts and prayers are with our ward members who are in hospitals in Salt Lake City. They are our Bishop, Roy P. Hilton, Hugh Hilton, Wm. B. Pratt and ning by. Mrs. Arvilla Workman, at her home. Luncheon was served at beautifully decorated tables, then the evening spent playing One High Rook. Members present were Ivy All-red, All-red, Angle Pratt, Dorothy Damron, Ruth Talbot, Nina Mecham, Lois Wilson, Enid Damron Thora Petersen, Peter-sen, Arvilla Swensen, Belva Morris, Reva Talbot, Harriet Spendlove, Erma Cropper, Elaine Hardy, Lillian Lil-lian Warnick, Esther Petersen, Joy Hurst and Vera Stevens. Nina captured first prize; Ruth second, Lillian guest, and Vera and Lois grand slam, Harriet got low score. Stork Shower Mrs. 11a Little and Elsie Hun-saker Hun-saker gave a baby shower for their sister Carol Bishop, Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Talbot. Lovely refreshments were served with very attractive favors and decorations, Cuests were Nora Bishop, Velma Talbot, Adell Petersen, Launita h;si:iie:t MRS. ABPRILLA SCOW to the parade If, V8 TsLV Mary Ellen Cropper. Reports today were quite favorable and we are hoping for their speedy recovery. Arlo Taylor, Edward and Jolene Crafts all went into Salt Lake Saturday to give blood for Hugh Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hilton spent the weekend in Salt Lake to visit the sick relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tavlor of Salt Lake were home Sunday. Arthur M. Freemont from California, Cali-fornia, grandson-in-law of Patriarch Patri-arch C. R. Woodbury, spent Monday Mon-day and Tuesday with him. Leland Wright and daughter Marie, and her girl friend, Karen Ostler, of Provo, were here to visit Ivan and Rodney Wright and families, fam-ilies, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Damron and BishoD. Carolvn Stevpns. Jrmnne family spent Friday in Salt Lake. Stewart, Emma Spendlove, Hilma Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cahoon drove Stewart. Aftnn Pptorn Rpttv to Salt Lake Friday to get medical: jane Morris, Oleta Swensen Verna Tftvlnr TPmTYlfl Tnn Uorric Anna Lee Hepworth, Linda Talbot, Rita Bishop, Gwen Bishop and Vickie Talbot. Coalesce Club Mrs. Arda Davis entertained the members of the Coalesce Club Thursday evening at her home In Delta. Vera Stevens got the prize for low score, Marjorie Judd won high, Carolyn Stevens and Carol Bishop got second, at playing One High Rook. Family Reunion The Robert and Sarah Slaughter family reunion was held at Orem. man got his violin and played Saturday, at the home of Mildred right along with Ruth. Ivy Allred j Slaughter Jacobson. lea them in singing the songs Eight of the ten living children they chose. Little Marcia Ruth were there. Hazel from California Talbot played several numbers for and Col. Earl Slaughter, in the them. Grace Pace, Ivy Allred and Air' Force, were not there. Ruth Talbot sang some duets. The , Those attending were Wallace (m BROWNIE 2Wu CAMERAS These snapshot cameras make color slides, too! Just imagine! These remarkable cameras make oil three kinds of pictures black - and - white snaps, Kodacolor snaps, and color slides with new Kodai Ektachrome 1 27 Film. Easy, to' turn a lever to the type of filt -you're using (color or blacl: and-white) then aim and shoot. From $5.95 SERVICE DRUG Literary Club Excursion The Hinckley Literary Club with Gladys Carter, president, sponsored a tour to the State Mental Hospital, Hospi-tal, Thursday, May 15 at 1:30 p.m. The group took magazines, cloth ing for the patients and homemade home-made pies. They were assigned to visit on Ward III, which consisted of 55 men. Club members had prepared a musical program to entertain this ward Ruth Talbot sat down at the piano began to play and immedi ately men came in to listen. One men really enjoyed their visit and wanted to sing more and more songs. After the program they served the ward the home-made pies. A lady co-ordinator at the hos pital gave a brief history of their work. They made a tour of the kitchen, the bakery, arts and crafts room and recreation center, led by one of the patients. The grounds at the hospital are beautiful, lilacs and gorgeous beds of pansies are eye catching. As the ladies were ready to leave the patient who acted as guide, gave each lady a large pansy. People who went were Belva Morris, Ivy Allred, Ruth and Marcia Talbot, Grayce and Erenda Pace, Evelyn Morris, Harriet Spendlove, Becky Schena, Emma Spendlove Hilma Stewart, Thora Petersen, Carmilla Hoelzle, Lois Wilson, Reva Talbot and Gladys Carter. They all felt well paid for going and consider it a day well spent. Rook Club Members of the Hinckley Rook were entertained Wednesday eve- Slaughter from Conoga Park Calif., Nora and Don Bishop, Hinckley, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Slaughter of Salt Lake City, Frank and wife, from Kelso, Washington, Marion from Los Angeles, Rulon and wife from Seattle, Georgia and husband from Salt Lake City and Mildred and husband of Orem; with their children and grandchildren, there were fifty people attending. Bridal Shower Mrs. Meldon Mcintosh entertained entertain-ed at a shower for Miss Hazel Mcintosh, Mc-intosh, Saturday afternoon at the Mcintosh farm. Miss Mcintosh, a former resident of Hinckley and a granddaughter of Mrs. Lula Cropper, will be married mar-ried in the Salt Lake IDS Temple, June 6 to Glen Weight of Spring-ville, Spring-ville, and now in the U. S. Armed Forces at Texas. Miss Mcintosh has been attending the BYU this year at Provo, majoring in Elementary Ele-mentary Education. At the shower games were played play-ed and a delicious lunch was enjoyed en-joyed 'by Mrs. Beth Pratt and family, fam-ily, Mrs. Angie Pratt, Mrs. Glenda Miss Rochelle Cropper who is attending 'beauty school at Salt Lake City, spent a few days during the week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cropper. D.U.P. Fanny Cropper Camp Daughters of Pioneers of the Fanny Cropper Camp held their monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martha E. Mace. A large crowd was in attendance. The lesson was given by Mable Black. The Camp was re-organized with the following as the new officers. Captain, Bertrice Erickson; Vice-pres., Vice-pres., Myrtle Western; Sec. and Treas., Mollie Dewsnup. Refreshments were served by Edna Christensen and Martha W. Mace. Fern Crafts was hostess to the Deseret Rook Club at her home on Wednesday evening. A delicious luncheon was served after which One High Rook was played. Mem bers present were Ila Stanworth, Lucille Sampson Jackie Black Bessie We'bb, Mae Cropper, Evah Dewsnup, Mae Cahoon, Dora Black, Carol Warnick, Deloras Ogden, Barbara Conk, Fern Crafts and a guest, Nora Cropper. Mrs. Georgetta Peterson spent several days in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wade. Mrs. Mae Cropper spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Black and children from Dugway, spent the weekend with Verl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Black. Miss Eva Alice Robison from Salt Lake City spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells Robison. , Mrs. Amanda Dewsnup returned home Saturday after having spent Roundy and daughter Barbara, Mrs. Lula Cropper, Mrs. Sebrina Ekins, Mrs. lone Christensen and sons, Ricky and Jimmie, Margaret Ekins, Miss Beverly Scouill of BYU, Mrs. Leo Weight of Springville, Jo Ellen Mcintosh, and the guest o'f honor Hazel Mcintosh. Many useful gifts were received by the bride-to-be. the past two weeks at Logan with , Mr. and Mrs, Cloyd Theobald and at Dugway, with Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Theobald. Her grandson, Ronald Theobald, brought her home. Miss Carolyn Christensen from Brigham, was home with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christensen, Christen-sen, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Dutson and sons, Gary and Gill, spent Saturday and Sunday, in Salt Lake City and in Wendovor, to visit their son, June L., who in employed at Wend-over. Jean, Gale and Karen Eliason from Delta, spent Thursday Friday Fri-day and Saturday at Deseret with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Eliason. Kent Dewsnup and Howard Creed from Provo, were home for a few hours. visit Saturday. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, May 22, 1958 Mrs. Don i so Palmer was in Salt Lake City, Wednesday and Thursday Thurs-day on business. Mrs. Ada Williams and son, Leon, from Colton, California, are visiting with Mrs. Williams' sisters, sis-ters, Mrs. Lillian Killpack at Delta and Mrs. Mollie Dewsnup at Deseret. Des-eret. , Mi. and Mrs. Newel Knight and family were in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Mr. LaVon Black from Ontario, California, visited a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Black. Mrs. Lois Eliason spent Monday at Fillmore visiting with her sister, Mrs. Verna Davis. She was accompanied accom-panied by her son Eldon Eliason, of Delta. Mr. Dan Western from Idaho, visited at Deseret on Sunday.. He was accompanied by his aunt, Miss Bernice Western from Delta. Aaronic Priesthood Program The Aaronic Priesthood program as outlined by the Church Authorities Authori-ties was put on at sacrament meeting mee-ting Sunday evening. Talks were given by Milden Scow, Gill Dutson, Douglas Torrens, Loren Rowley, Bishop Cecil Warner and Gloria Allred. A vocal solo by Jay Webb and an organ selection by Winona Dutson. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Dewsnup and children were in Provo on Saturday. firman . hum n 1. . f 111); 4 uirrr- -PLOW FRAGTOR r Aaronic Priesthood Program The program Sunday in church was in commeration of the Anniversary Anni-versary of the Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood. Talks were given ty Pres. Ver-dell Ver-dell Bishop; a Deacon, Lewis Swensen; Swen-sen; a Teacher, Michael Damron; a Priest, Waldo Warnick; a Father, Rodney Wright and Kathie carroil. Stephen Black and Eddie Morris sang a duet with the ward choir oining in. Prayers were 'by Don Bishop and Harold Hepworth. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fisher brought Mrs. Minnie Beckstrand of Meadow over to Hinckley to see her two brothers, George and Nephi Stew art, last Wednesday. Mr. D. H. Mcintosh of El Paso, Texas, was in Hinckley Saturday to see about his farm and make a short visit with relatives. He returned re-turned to Salt Lake City Saturday night. ::: fffiiiljli i I ? 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