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Show Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Bert and Lucile Hales and their family In their great loss. May the passing of time help heal the wound that they now have in their hearts. We also extend sympathy to the Skeem family in the loss of their Mother, Mrs. Annie Skeem. We will miss her but know she has at last gone to rest, free from the pain that she has so long endured. Her funeral services was beautiful and I noticed so many friends and relatives re-latives there to pay their respects: Mr. and Mrs. James Stubert, from Ely, Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Far-ris Far-ris and family, from Ely, Nev; Mrs. Josephine Bishop and son, DeLoy Holman, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Rex Babbit, from Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Zina Marshall, from Calif; Mrs. Hul-da Hul-da Anderson, Oak City; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Anderson; Mrs. Meron Peterson; Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Talbot; Tal-bot; Mrs. Stanley Bradfield, Leamington; Leam-ington; Mrs. Jerald Justesen; Mrs. Vern Justesen; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson; Mr. and Mrs. Eldro Jef-fery Jef-fery and family, from Delta; Mrs. Elaine Knight, also from Delta; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Petersom- After completion . of the burial, the Relief Society served a hot lunch to the family and their relatives rela-tives and friends. Mrs. Beth Thompson Holbert, Mr. Ralph Thompson from Townsend, Montana and Leonard Thompson, from Helena, Montana are spending spend-ing this week with their sister, Mrs. Oscar Kelly and Mr. Lewis Thompson Thomp-son in Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Strate and family fa-mily from Spring City spent Thursday Thurs-day with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lud-wig. Lud-wig. . ji r . ; , - r t . ',s t .-.vat , .-.-.v.-,-.., j. .-.(-.. . : -,v. -: & ' MORRIS SUPPLY Hinckley It's easy to get rid of hard, back-bending work, and weather worries on washday. Just get cn electric dryer ! If your dryer is electric clothes come fluffy soft and there is less fading and shrinking. Electric Heat is pure cs sunshine and safe as on electric light. Clothes dry electrically for only cbo';t c nickel 'e loa-f ! UllURiDE POWER COMFANY euy 10 from yewr t'eder. ELLA CHEISTENSEN Tuesday in Relief Society meeting meet-ing our President, Mrs. Earl Stan-worth Stan-worth read letters- received from our boys, LaVoy Stewart and Dick Willoughby, who are in the service. Thanking all the people who remembered re-membered them at Christmas time. Their gifts and beautiful cards helped to make for them a happy Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skeem and family were in California during the holidays and saw the Rose Parade. Pa-rade. We spent a week in Las Vegas and just about froze. Had a nice visit with the kids, also with Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Hawley. Mrs. Celia Christensen was In Fillmore Friday visiting her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brush from Calif, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nickle during the New Year holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Day had a narrow escape from fire with their home during the holidays. Mrs. Day said she could smell smoke but. could see no fire. She had her son Bob go up in the attic and he found it full of smoke. Locating the smoldering smol-dering fire he tore rafters apart and with help they soon had the fire out. Another bout with fire happened to Carl Stanworth and Dee Stevens. Both men were working down to Black Rock. The stove exploded and sparks flew in every direction, some landing on Dee's bedding which soon was in flames, destroying destroy-ing all of it. Miss Yvonne Manz from Pasadena, Pasa-dena, Calif., spent a week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. P. Anderson. Ander-son. Mrs. Phylsis Anderson had her sister, Mrs.. Lizzitta Carta and her Play it ... in seconds Enjoy it . . . for years One of eleven $99.95 PIAHORGAtl tii' 'i J f i t ' ! ; son, Richard from Denver visit with nor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson and son Raymond left Monday morning for Salt Lake. Oasis MIA will present a mystery play in three acts entitled, "Who Killed Aunt Caroline." Time to be presented will be announced later. The play is under the direction of Leona Anderson and Paul Ludwig. The cast as follows: Mrs. Eleanor Endicott - a piano teacher tea-cher Janet Stanworth; Agnes-Barbara Howell; Ricky Eric Gillen; Beryle Colleen Gillen; Cecely Carol Ca-rol Nickle; Aunt Caroline Bonnie Day; Miss Mabbitt, her companion Gwen Stanworth; David Thompson, Thomp-son, Agnes's fiance Bob Day; Dan Donovan Cordell Cropper; Louise MacLain Lois Peterson; Una Hag-aman, Hag-aman, a music pupil Sue Willoughby; Wil-loughby; Leutenant Clayton of the police Evan Skeem. OAK CITY Mrs. Mae H. Shipley There was no church news in Oak City Sunday, everyone that could went to Conference at Delta and enjoyed the Conference very much. Mr. and Mrs. LeRay Pratt and children spent several days here from Roy, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stuart were in Salt Lake for a bone check-up for their little son, Scott. A very successful Fire Side chat was held Sunday evening. 27 young people were present, from possibly 35 young people. Refreshments were served. Misses Claudia and Muriel Jacob-son Jacob-son left last week to attend Dixie College. ' .' ' Calvin Dutson spent one or two days in Salt Lake. He was having a bone operation an his arm. Mrs. Meldon Anderson spent the past weekend in Oak City from McGill, Nevada. The Glen Christensen family were Oak City visitors from Provo, Sunday. Oak City extends sympathy to the Thomas Pratt family at the death of his Mother. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Christensen Christen-sen from Aurora visited their father, fa-ther, Mr. Collier Lovell last Saturday. Satur-day. They took him to Lynndyl to visit Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nielson and family. Mrs. Barbara Anderson went to Salt Lake for a physical check-up last week. SHOPPERS WISE ECONOMIZE THEY SHOP WITH THOSE WHO ADVERTISE An ELECTRIC Dryer Makes Washday Really Soft! l v. v an Km . rniAL electric ncme! n 'f' m j We welcome back the warmer temperatures. Yesterday on my way to Conference, I saw so many Meadow Mea-dow Larks I almost thought Spring was here. Miss Gladys Banks drove down from Salt Lake for the weekend with the Herbert Abegglen family. They all attended the Conference session, Sunday morning before her return home. Miss Shirley Sheriff was an overnight over-night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nielson Saturday, coming down from Vernon. Sunday she attended the Conference at Delta, Mr. Dan Roberts who took her back to Vernon. Ver-non. Mr. Roberts spent Saturday night with Ellis and Lyman Porter. Mrs. Alpha Nielson drove to Springville Saturday for the day with her mother, Mrs. Jean Ashby and Mrs. Lola Thompson, who came by train from Inglewood, Calif. The Thompsons have been called back to Hawaii as labor missionaries and will sail Jan. 22. Mrs. Thompson came for a short visit 'before their departure. She told of a tragic fire that burned the home of their son, j Kent and family, leaving them with only the clothes they stood In. It happened in the morning hours while the family was outside cleaning the yard. It makes us sad to hear of these tragedies, far or near, when families are left homeless home-less and their choice possessions gone in a few minutes. . mi - 1 l i e : r i ... iiiB young jjeujne Jieiu a uiesiue at the church Sunday evening. Many Ma-ny of the ward members attended Conference Sunday. Air. and Mrs. William Overson are home after a week in San Francisco Fran-cisco for the wedding of their daughter, Hazel and Don Margare-tier. Margare-tier. The wedding was a lovely affair af-fair at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Durrant. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Frazier of Holbrook, Arizona were there also. Wednesday night a group assembled as-sembled at the church for the purpose pur-pose of organizing a choir. A good number were present and it is hoped we will soon have a choir. Mrs. Lucille Nielson, Mrs. Eleanor Nielson and Mrs. Mina Overson are helping with the directing. Our two little grandchildren, Joyce and Edward spent the day here Friday while their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Tillman Johnson were in Salt Lake for the day. Tom Best was taken to the Nephi Hospital where he has had blood transfusions and is suffering from ru,ptured ulcers. Lawrence Bradfield was taken to the same hospital Sunday with the flu and is improving daily. Roy Best left to return to his base in Alaska after a month home Blessed event FORD'S The Economy Choice of a lifetime -Two 1 v . s j toest-TIlced that is 6 m" A WCKDEAFUl HEW WCRIO Of FORES etui. MRS. MARY JOHNSON jt m j & & r 0 .f: with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Best and Ellen and Bud. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown are here visiting from Tooele, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dolbert George and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan LaRue and families. Sugarvillo VENICE DAVIS Dick Clark returned Saturday from Salt Lake City after having another operation, he is up and around again. Here's hoping for a speedy recovery for him. Mr. and Mrs. Devon Roper and small son, from Logan, visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry and family. Mrs Christina Boothe had a bad hemorrhage last Friday and stayed overnight in the hospital, returning home Saturday. She is doing nicely now. We hope she keeps improving. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis was en tertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Underbill, Under-bill, with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Holman, Mr and Mrs. John Wind and Herman Munster. The church wide fire side chat was held Sunday night. A good crowd attended. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our many neighbors, friends and relatives who assisted in any way during the long illness and the death of our dear mother. Your thoughtfulness will be long remembered. The family of Annie Skeem 7,500 Read It In The CHRONICLEI Extra Special ANNIE LAURIE MINER MIRRORS All Sizes 30 OFF Grent Church & Son Lumber Co. Native of Millard County for ECONOMY Two wonderful new ways to go'The Finest' I N ' .- Xvcrcavsinuieco i 5. - - - , - - ' H.J L T.. mm kEti TU f 1 FOR "60 RD-Pa Ft5! ' ail I LSit'.T DELTA MOTOR COMPANY DELTA, UTAH Millard County Chronicle eamuiGlon Funeral services were held Fri day in the chapel for Lyle Leon Nielson, infant son of Gordon and Barbara Nielson. Music was by Laura Nielson, talk by Pres. L. Jay Nielson and a violin solo by Wilma Lovell accompanied by Ruth Finlin-son. Finlin-son. Prayers were by David Broad-head Broad-head and Glen Harder. Burial was at the Leamington cemetery. The grave was dedicated "by Earl Great-house. Great-house. Joan Bradfield spent several days of last week in the hospital at Nephi. Welby Nielson is ill in the Nephi hospital at this time- We are all hoping for a quick recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Weldon and children visited with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lovell last week end. Buy 01' Tractor HOW 0SI THE Tllasseu'Te'iGusoii THRIFTY FOUR it Pay only 1959 Prices (Price Guaranteed Earn 6 per annum interest on your , cash down payment Earn 6 per annum interest on your trade-in evaluation No carrying charges until May, 1960 DOclE IMPLEMENT COMPANY CONTACT HAROLD DONE TWINS FOR I960 new Fords. . .Two new low-price fields . . . - - - ) ":,V.ut ,960 ,0" ...:,i,-r the UK-,1- . ,...T Economy choice of in the wonderful New Thursday, Ian. 14, 1960 CLARA JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roper attend ed the funeral in Deseret Friday for the little Hales girl. Mrs. Jean Bradfield and children visited Saturday and Sunday in Fillmore with Jean's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Lovell spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lovell and Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCann. Received word of the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson An-derson of Orem, Jan. 7. David and Rodger Nielson were home from Snow College for the weekend. Miss Inez Nielson also spent Saturday Sat-urday and Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean drove down from Salt Lake City Friday to attend the Nielson baby's funeral. funer-al. 0 j 0- T doU.H - i,,vurY a lifetime V.'oHd of 60 |
