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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, March 26, 1959 MRS. MARY JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hogan left last Tuesday for Los Angeles where they attended the marriage of their daughter, Romoe to Victor J. Hal-ling Hal-ling of Bakersfield. The marriage vows were spoken in the Los Angeles Ang-eles Temple March 21st. They are honeymooning at Carmel-By-The-Sea near San Francisco. Brother Hogan will be home this weekend but sister Hogan will remain for a longer visit with their daughter, Mrs. Cliff Stephenson and family and son, Vaughn and family. Overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nielson on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Don Funk and five children child-ren of Shreveport, Lousiana. Mrs. Funk was Shirley Thompson when she lived here a number of years ago. Don is with the U .S. Air Force and is a jet pilot and is being transferred to Sacramento, Calif ornia. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Rollins and children and Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Roper visited here with the Sam Vest family Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins live in Bland-ing Bland-ing where he teaches school and Mrs. Rollins is a sister to Mrs. Vest. The Ropers came down with them from Provo. Visitors at the Jerry Nielson home were Mrs. Carl Larsen, Mrs. Josephine Jos-ephine Sudbury and Miss Naomi Bryan from Orem. Miss Bryan, a sister to Mrs. Sudbury was visiting them from California. They were here for two days. Tuesday our Relief Society held their Annual Banquet Party. It was held in the afternoon with a large group of ladies attending. Mrs. Leitha Benett was our Stake visitor. visit-or. Program, games and lovely refreshments re-freshments were enjoyed by everyone. Miss LaRae Shipley went to Salt Lake City with her father Wednesday Wednes-day returning Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Overson drove to Salt Lake City for the day Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nielson were City visitors Friday. Wardell Nielson Niel-son was home from Provo over the weekend. Friday evening Leamington Ward Mutual presented their play, "Aron Slick from Punkin Creek" which was enjoyed by a large audience. The cast took their parts very well. Congratulations Mrs. Edith Harder, director of a very fine entertainment. entertain-ment. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodman left Friday for Rivera California where they will spend some time visiting members of their family there. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nielson and Karen drove to Salt Lake Friday where Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nielson recited wedding vows in the Salt Lake Temple. The young couple were honored at a reception Fri day evening at Springville that evening. Bishop and Mrs. Reed Nielson Niel-son attended the reception from here. Saturday evening the newly-weds newly-weds were honored here at the Irv- ing Nielson home. Many friends called with gifts and good wishes for the young couple who left by plane early Sunday morning from the Salt Lake City Airport for Charleston West Virginia for a weeks stay. Mr. and Mrs. Sagers, Ivy J. and Leon Nielson of Salt Lake were here for the weekend, while Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Burrows Bur-rows and family of Springville, the brides parents .were here for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Banks and family called and made an over night stay with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Her-bert Abegg'en and family. They were returning from Milford where they visited Mrs. Maurine Miller and children. They also visited in Manti with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banks. Fred has been transferred from Hill Field A. F. B. to Moses Lake Washington and will leave soon for his work there. Mrs. Banks will remain in Layton untill the closing of school before she joins Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abegglen spent the day in Manti Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banks came over and visited over night in Kanosh with Mr. and Mrs. Newell Hewlett, and family. The Howletts have purchased a home in Las Vegas Ve-gas and are moving there soon. Miss Velda and Miss Nona Sher-riff Sher-riff visited here Sunday from Provo. Joe Nielson drove down from Salt Lake City and brought Mrs. Donna Haycock and daughter, Connie Con-nie and Carol, who will remain here through the week as it is their spring vacation in the city. Joe returned re-turned Sunday. Don Greathouse was home from the U. of U. over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O'Niel Lake and Cindy were down from Provo Saturday Sat-urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry MeCardell and Jim drove down from Salt Lake City Sunday visiting about town. Hinckley - - - Announcing . . . OUR ANNUAL F6Ci6F (k St fia 'Sa ocuer TUESDAY, APRIL 7 -1959 DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION, DELTA, UTAH We invite you to attend our ANNUAL SPRING FEEDER & STOCKER SALE, TUESDAY, APRIL 7 1959 SALE STARTS AT 10:00 A. M. Consign your cattle to Utah's fastest growinq Auction We appreciate your continued support Bonded and Registered for your protection delta livestock auction Delta, Utah Yard phone 554 J 1 Russ Knight: 338J3 E. L. Pace: 2913 MRS. CLARA STEWART All the college students hve gone back after their Spring vacation. It wasn't much like Spring. We went into Salt Lake and it snowed and rained on us all the time we were there. Wallace Woodbury is home after spending the winter working in the St. George temple. I also saw Allen and Lillian Keller home from the temple in St. George where they spent the winter. Mrs. Iris Brown, mother of Mrs. JoAnn Stewart and her brother, David Da-vid and nephew, Timmie of San Bernadino, California are here visiting vis-iting for a week. I forgot to tell you last week that Wesley and Carol Hardy and children spent most of the week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Greener went to Salt Lake City for the wedding reception of Eva's son, Doyle Mellans Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Robison and family of Orem visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mecham this week. Leo Ekins went td Pheonlx, Arizona Ari-zona with one of his friends from the BYU to spend the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hepworth from Cedar City were home. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Allred had a thrill Sunday night. Three of their grandchildren, Douglas, Michael and Julie all appeared on the Dinah Shore show and danced with. Guest star Ray Bolger. They each got a contract to appear on this show They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allred of Los Angeles, California. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and family of Page, Arizona and Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Peay of Provo, were all guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Taylor this week. Mrs. Minnie Talbot is home from Las Vegas for the summer. Her relatives rel-atives gave her a birthday party Sunday night. She has been with her daughter most of the winter in Las Vegas. Relief Society Party The Relief Society birthday party was a huge success. A delicious dinner was served all married people peo-ple first. Sister Deon Erickson was visiting lady from the stake board. Invocation was by Blaine Spend-love. Spend-love. Comic dialoque, Cluff Talbot, Karl Workman, Duane Galli and Elden Hurst, husbands of the Relief Society Soc-iety presidency. . T. V. program. Theme song. Master of ceremonies was Elford Reeve. Duet, Alma Western Wes-tern and Orlando Hepworth. Comic Com-ic reading, Rodney Wright. Vocal solo, "Singing in the Rain", Walter Manis. The show "Singing in the Rain" was enjoyed by ail after the program. temple with them. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Swensen, vi Mrs. I'-rn U"-wwh I rv Swensen, HeU'r and Laise Bishop and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carling of Salt Lake went out Saturday. Helen and Mel West, Jay Bishop and Ailene Ilekker came by plane from California making the list complete. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, father and mother of the bride, Marie were host and hostess at dinner before the reception. The bride was lovely in a gown of Chantelly lace and satin. Program and dancing were enjoyed. Rook Club Mrs. Arvilla Workman entertained entertain-ed her rook club Wednesday evening even-ing at her home. Those present were Angie Pratt, Thorn Petersen, Harriet Spendlove, Dot Damron, Ivy Allred, 4Oketa Swensen, Arvilla CARD OF THANKS The West V."- ' Hospital As-.'..o.ii.iO.i As-.'..o.ii.iO.i fXpiu.jbes iis l.iu.ik.i to the Jolly Stitchers for the use of their hall for the benefit dance held March 7. WMHA includes the musicmakers, The BLUE J's, in this thank you note, for playing free of charge for that dance. Thank You from WMHA to the West Millard Riding Club for staging stag-ing the racing events at. Deseret. Thank You from WMHA to the West Millard Tuberculosis Association Associ-ation for its very sizeable contribution. contribu-tion. Swensen, Jean Galli, Enid Damron, Vera Stevens, Ruth Talbot, Bemice Palmer, Vie Robinson, Erma Cropper, Crop-per, Joy Hurst, Belva Morris and Roma EI iins. Score awards went to Harriet, Ivy, Arvilla, Vie and Joy. CORRECTION It was erroniously stated that Lola FarnswortK made the taiiie decorations for the H'gh Priest's Banquet, Friday, March 20 in last week's Chronicle. The line should have read, "Spring and Faster decorations dec-orations made by Myrtis Peterson, beautifully graced the tables." Our apologies, Mrs. Peterson. C H. Jones, Deltan, has been visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Jones In Mesa, Arizona for the past month. While In Mesa, Mr. Jones has been doing temple work in the LDS Temple there. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. James Tuebner of Los Angeles drove to Mesa and took Mr. Jones back to Los Angeles with them where he will visit a month or six weeks. Mrs. Tuebner Is a daughter to Mr. Jones. Teen Age Dance March 27th the teen agers are having anotther dance here in the gym. It's western and there will be a floor show. Everyone is invited. It would do you parents good to see how well conducted these dances danc-es are. They really have a good time. See you. Bridal Shower Elaine Gardner of Delta gave a bridal shower for LaDawn Mecham Friday night at her home. The bride received many lovely gifts. Refreshments were served. Birthday Party Mrs. Joanne Stewart entertained 18 guests in honor of her son, Mich ael's 8th birthday. They went on an easter egg hunt, played games and had lunch. Wedding Reception All of the ten children of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bishop were out to Alamo, Nevada, to the wedding reception re-ception of Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Bishop Bish-op whe were married in the St. George temple Friday. Mrs. Vera Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knot all went to the Shocked by higher '59 Big Car TV 'ices? I 0 il iimks ft m& """" " . v vst,i " --.-."""w- A 4- On price, upkeep, resale, Rambler saves you more than ever. Easiest to handle, too. Try Personalized Comfort: individual sectional sofa front seats. Get big-car room, small-car small-car economy. See your Rambler dealer. POR EROS. 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