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Show EXlRXEtLISY By HELEN TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hilton drove to Prov6 Saturday, to attend a family reunion. They will spend this week visiting with friends and family there. Margie Judd and Lillian Taylor made a trip into Provo last Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Taylor from Mt. Pleasant, were here over the weekend to visit with family members. mem-bers. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Stewart and family left by train Sunday for California to spend the week with Joan's family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hardy accompanied accomp-anied their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Judd Hardy and small son, Saturday, as they went thru the Manti Temple to have their marriage solemnized. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Tanner made a trip into Salt Lake Monday. A large crowd attended the Record Rec-ord Hop held Friday night at the Hinckley Open Air Hall. Mr. Don Spainhower from KOVO, in Provo, was the Disc Jockey, and he reported re-ported that this was the best group he had ever played for. Mr. Art Reeves and the Teen Age Danes Committee wishes to thank all who supported the dance, and to also invite everyone out this Friday, July 3rd, - when they will again hold another Record Hop with dancing from 9 to 12. Ray Bishop will perform duties as Disc Jockey and with his excellent equipment, the committee promises another pleasant evening. Mrs. Ruth Talbot entertained at a family party honoring her husband, hus-band, Guff, on his birthday Monday Mon-day evening. Dinner was served on the Talbot lawn. Chuich News Speakers at Sunday night services serv-ices were DeLyle Bennett and Mrs. Beth Pratt. The choir sang special numbers. The M-Men and Gleaner Class held a social Tuesday night, honoring hon-oring all Master M-Men and Golden Gold-en Gleaners and also to introduce a new program for all young mar ried couples in the ward. A program pro-gram was held and refreshments served under the direction of officers, of-ficers, Cherrie Morris and Anna Lee Hepworth. LEAMINGTON CLARA JOHNSON Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Hendrick-sen, Hendrick-sen, of Rupert, Idaho, are announcing announc-ing the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Sheryl, to Nick Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pace, of Delta. A wedding date will be announced announc-ed later. Miss Hendricksen was graduated Thursday evening, the Bishopric took the Aaronic Priesthood to Ne-phi, Ne-phi, swimming and to a show afterward. aft-erward. A good time was had by all. Mrs. Pearl Gottferdson and Mrs. Oscar Warnick visited with Mrs. Klee Finlinson Friday evening. Joyce and Lee Grygla are spending spend-ing a week in Sandy, visiting Mrs. Leonard Snyder. Mr. Neal Finlinson was home for the weekend, from Provo, where he is attending classes at BYU, having been chosen one of 200 high school students eligible to attend. Mrs. Mary Overson has her daughter, Leeta, visiting with her this week. Mr. Floyd Bradfield and boys, Victor and Danny, are spending a few days at Panguitch Lake, fishing. fish-ing. Visiting at the Welby Lovell home, Sunday, were Alta's 'brother and family from Provo. Brother Hill was the speaker in meeting Sunday night, relating missionary experiences. Mrs. Margaret Bradfield and Mrs. Jane Williams were Tooele visit ors Saturday. j Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielson drove ; to Fairview to fish Sunday morning, morn-ing, but found the roads washed I out from heavy rains, so went on to Strawberry. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson, Mr. Byron Anderson and Mr. June Johnson, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Nelson are spending the week in Leamington, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lovell also visited at the Lovell home, Satur-, Satur-, day and Sunday. Bob Riding is visiting Craig, Colorado Col-orado with friends. He will return noma next week. . Salute to SUMMIT COUNTY . with' if 5 lure of fakes Summit County eits near the summit of the Rockies. Here miners' picks once rang in rich veins of coal and silver, line and lead. Now lakes lure fishermen, boaters and water skiers. Biggest is Rockport Lake, behind new Wanship Dam. Beneath it sleeps a pioneer village. Beside it wait boat ramps, picnic tables and camp sites. Echo Reservoir is man-made, too. And high in the Uintas lie nature's uncounted lakes. Summit County works, 'too ... in the Kamas lumber mill, in the Hennefer clay pits, on the sheep and cattle ranges. And here as everywhere in Utah, the United States Brewers Foundation Founda-tion works for the sale of beer and ale under clean, wholesome conditions. . BEER end ALE . . it s4 z jm 'mm i m , nit from Rupert high school, and attended at-tended Brigham Young University last year. She Is now employed in Salt Lake City in secretarial work. Mr. Pace, a graduate of Delta High School, studied at the University Uni-versity of Utah for the past year. He is employed in Salt Lake fox the summer, and will resume stu dies at the U. of U. in the fall. Will lie Man led Sn mtvtt July n Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Cluff, Jr., of Delta, announce the forthcoming forthcom-ing marriage of their daughter, Diane, to Mr. Kerry N. Barney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Barney of Richfield. The young couple will exchange vows July 12. The ceremony will be held in MeGill, Nevada, where they will make a home. The bride-elect is a graduate of Delta High School. Mr. Barney has served three years with the U. S. Army. A tea is being planned for the following Saturday afternoon. All friends are cordially invited to attend. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, July 2, 1959 Elected Director Of Ilcgion 10 Mrs. Dorothy Damron of Hinck-j Hinck-j ley, was elected Director of Region 1 10 at the State PTA Convention j held in Logan June 25th and 26th. I Mrs. Damron has had experience as j Room Mother Repersentative, Sec-I Sec-I retary, and President of Hinckley local association. She also attended attend-ed the National Convention in Den-'. Den-'. ver last month. As the Director of Region 10, Mrs. Damron becomes a member of the State Board of . Managers. Mrs. Betty Turner, Council President Pres-ident of the West Millard Council and Mrs. Elaine Turner, Vice President Pres-ident of the Delta Junior-Senior High School PTA attended the State Convention also. Representatives from East Millard were Mrs. Glen-da Glen-da Cooper, past Regional Director, and Mrs. Grant Whicker, newly appointed ap-pointed Chairman nnof Character and Spiritual Education. V - r MISS SHERYL HENDRICKSEN Sunshine Chili . We met at the home of Blanch Works June 18. Nine members present pre-sent and three visitors; Emily Bunker, Bun-ker, Zola Franklin and Minnie Tuc-ter. Tuc-ter. Roll call was answered with lokes, poems etc. Minutes of last neeting were read and a report .vas given of our rummage sale. The remainder of the afternoon ,vas spent visiting and a good time A-as had by all. Delicious refreshments were serv-?d serv-?d by hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Walker were Delta visitors during the week, and eturned Friday to their home at Bloomington, Calif. Miss Sidney Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dalton, accompanied them home and will visit the Walker family for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Clay Stapley and children, Ann and Paul, arrived in Delta Friday and are visiting their mother, Mrs. Rebecca Stapley, and family. Their daughters, Joalyn and Laurel, who have been here several weeks, will accompany their parents par-ents on their return to Phoenix, Ariz., later in the week. Mrs. Stap-ley's Stap-ley's mother, "Mrs. L. S. Dorius, returned re-turned to Utah with the Stapleys, after a visit with them at Phoenix. They made the try? here by way of Glen Canyon Dam and the Grand Canyon, and Mrs. Dorius went on to her home in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kay and son Phillip, of Vallejo, Calif., visited vis-ited in Delta during the week with their daughter and husband, Charlotte Char-lotte and Willis Morrison, and little daughter, Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Derral Wright and three daughters spent the week visiting vis-iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Stone. "Our Neighbor" Praises are not sung about this person, and the saying, "He never lets his left hand know what his right hand is doing," would be truly significent of him. He is a man who has given of his service in times of Illness. He would arise before daylight in the coldest weather, and travel to the neighbors- to see that the chores were done and that all was well with the family while the father was in the hospital recovering from surgery. Morning after morning morn-ing he would attend to this act until the father was able to go on his own. He has offered not only his service ser-vice to one, but has offered of his financial means enough to support the entire hospital fee, to another neighbor, who was unforunately ill. James Owens, who has had ill health himself, at times, is truly a tested neighbor. 7.500 Read It In Tbe CHRONICLE Miss Arm a Thompson Completes Course At llesisity School Miss Anna Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Thompson, Thomp-son, Delta, has recently completed a course In Beauty Culture from Ex-Cel-Cis Beauty School In Salt Lake City. Miss Thompson was one of the 49 graduates to receive a diploma from the school in an Impressive graduation exercise May 17, 1959, in the Gold Room of the New-house New-house Hotel. Attending the exercises were her parents and sisters, Misses Susie and Katherine Thompson, Delta. While in Salt Lake City Miss Thompson resided at 56 Canyon Road and was active In the South 18th Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Upon completion of State Board Evaniinations June 19, Miss Thompson Thomp-son returned to Delta and is currently cur-rently employed at Zerma's Beauty Salon. Friday Mleeeption To Honor Couple Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson, whose wedding vows were made June 22 in the Salt Lake Temple, will be honored at a reception Friday evening, July 3, in Sutherland Suther-land Ward Chapel . A cordial Invitation to attend is extended to their many friends. There will be a program and dancing danc-ing between nine and twelve o'clock. The bride Is the former Ruth Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Johnson, of Providence, Utah. Mr. Jackson is a son of! Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jackson of Sutherland, Suth-erland, Utah. The new Mr. and Mrs. Jackson are making their home at Sutherland. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt heart-felt appreciation for the many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy, sym-pathy, and floral offerings at the time of our recent bereavement, in the death of our beloved husband hus-band and father, Amos Maxfield. Your kindnesses have meant much to us, and many, many thanks to all. Mrs. Fannie Maxfield, Verl, Layton, Leigh, and Leona Pratt lianee Saturday To Honor Couple Mr, and Mrs. Ben Buzzetti announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter, Thelma Jean Olsen, to Meldon J. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson, of Oak City. The wedding took place in the MeGill IDS Seminary room, with Bishop Uttley, of MeGill, officiating officiat-ing The bride was gowned in a ballerina bal-lerina length gown of white lace over nylon net. She was attended by her sister, Lucille, as maid of honor. LaMar Anderson stood as best man for his brother. The couple was honored at a reception re-ception at the bride's home following follow-ing the ceremony. A wedding dance will honor the new Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Saturday Satur-day evening, July 4, at 9 p.m., In the Oak City Ward hall. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS Our recent bereavment leaves us with grateful hearts towards neighbors neigh-bors and friends. Your helpfulness and comforting expressions of sympathy sym-pathy will always be remembered and we appreciate deeply your kindness and consideration. The family of Martha Mace Marriage Voir Made June 29 Miss Lynda RHae Mills and A3C Orvil Dewey Bennett made mar-iage mar-iage vows Saturday, June 20, in A ceremony performed at eight p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Hunsaker, of Ruth, Nevada. Bishop Calvin Prestwlch of Ruth, Nevada, LDS Ward, officiated, and present were members of the families fam-ilies and close friends. The lovely bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Mills, formerly of Lynndyl, and now at Provo. Mr. Bennett is a son of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Bennett, of Delta. Both are graduates grad-uates of Delta High School The couple is now honeymooning in Yellowstone National Park, and will return to Salt Lake City, where Mrs. Bennett will reside for the present, and Mr. Bennett departs July 4 for service with the U..S. Air Force in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Snow and daughter Glenda, of Delta, and Mrs. Snow's sister, Mrs. Jay Nelson, of Leamington, made a trip over the weekend to Hollister, Calif., to attend at-tend a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Taggart, and young grandsons, Billie and Roly Stapley, who have been visiting in Delta several weeks, left Monday o return to their home at Covina, California. Will Mr. Velmer Odean and tw,o child-en, child-en, Velma and Larry are Califor-lia Califor-lia visitors this week. They are siting friends in San Jose. FOR OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT. 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