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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, February 25, 1960 S3 .1 1, Jiil. cklcy CLAEA STEWART Early Monday morning I couldn't sleep so I decided to get up ana talk to you. Its funny when you get to the time you don't nave to get up early, that's the time you can't sleep. I went to the Delta Millard game Wednesday night. There is nothing I would rather do than watch a good basketball game and this one was perfect. Maybe I have slowed down, but I have never seen such a fast game. Oh we really have a good team. But what floored me was the way they cheered. We used to take turns in seeing which side could do the cutest yells and one would listen to the other. Not them, they both go at once. One band will be playing a big masterpiece at one end of the gym and when they are half through the other band would start playing an entirely en-tirely different tune louder than they. Now if they both wanted to play at once why couldn't they at least play the same tune. I don't get it. Gee, I never heard such a bedlam. I hope when I die I don't have to go where there Is a noise like that. That would be worse than pitching coal where its hot, but quiet. I forgot to tell you, we won, 72-48, that is what made it so perfect. We also won down to Parowan. Now we are 1st. Isn't that great? Thursday afternoon I went out to the cemetery to pay final respects re-spects to our old friend, Lon Car-don. Car-don. He was a kind, honest, friendly person. Devoted to his family and his God. I really loved him and his wife,-Rose and their family when they lived here. Graveside services were held with L.R. Swensen in charge. He expressed his pleasure at having known him and his family fa-mily while they lived among us. Leonard Palmer dedicated the grave. Relatives from far away who were here were: Mr. and Mrs. E-manuel E-manuel Cardon, Vancouver, Wash.; Irvin Cardon, Camas, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stout, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Christen-son, Christen-son, Tooele; Mrs. Rose Conk and daughter, Sandra, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Fay Chalk, Lewis, Kansas; Mrs. Hilma Stewart and Oleta Swensen went to Nephi Tuesday with Mrs. Jerry Erinkerhoff to spend the day. Mrs. Clarissa Blake came home from Los Angeles Sunday. She will be here for a week then go up to visit Verdon in Provo for a few days then return to California. Mrs. Minnie Talbot is home from Salt Lake for a week. She will go back to care for her grandchild, where she has been all winter. Jay and Jerrie brought her home. They returned to Salt Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Talbot are spending their long weekend in Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dillenbeck went with them. Norma Taylor from Ely has been home last week. Jack and June Spencer took her hack Sunday. Lewis Swensen fell from a motor scooter Sunday afternoon and cut a deep gash in his leg that re quired about 3 stitches. Marcia Ruth Talbot went to Salt Lake to visit her sister, Shirlene over the weekend, Mont Palmer and his fiancee, Janice Bennett from Alpine were home to spend Sunday with par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Palmer. Mary Warnick and friend, Lyle Jenkins from the U. of U. were home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Cropper were home from BlU Mrs. Lucille Williams, a niece of Hugh and Lee Judd and her son and daughter from Wilcox, Arizona were guests of the Judds over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lewis of Salt Lake were home Saturday and Sunday. Sun-day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manis and children from Las Vegas spent part of the week here visiting friends and relatives Mrs. Vera Carpenter will go to Salt Lake this weekend for surgery if she is in condition to receive it. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Faulkner and lttle girls left Monday morning morn-ing for Calif. They will visit a couple cou-ple of weeks down there with friends and relatives. CHURCH NEWS At Sacrament meeting Bishop Literary Guild The Literary Guild Club met at the home of Marjorie Riding with Elaine Allred giving the book "Please Don't Pick the Daisies" by Jean Kerr. Members present were: Elaine Allred, Barbara Black, Peggy Crane, Norma Evan:!, Roma Horlacher, Glenna Moody, Marjorie Riding, Norda Roper, Joyce Searle, Pat Shields, Kathleen Wankier. Guests enjoying the evening were Eetty Jeffery and Helen Barney. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beckstead announce the marriage of their daughter, Louisa to Mr. Alvin Holt of Salt Lake. They were united in marriage Jan. 19 in Salt Lake where they are now making their home. Mr. 'and Mrs. Glen Smith', Pleasant E'de n Hurst asked parents to see Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cardon, Car-don, Lehi; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stout, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Olive Cardon, Lehi; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Johnson, Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brinkerhoff, Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Terry, Salt Lake City; and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Terry of St. George. Hot lunch was served at the chapel for all the people, by the Relief Society Sisters. It was such a cold dreay day. They surely appreciated the kindness of these good sisters, Mr. and Mrs. George Ekins drove to Coalville Thursday morning, on account of their daughter, Kathryn being ill. They came home Satur day night. She was feeling better. Mrs. Hilda Wright spent the week in Salt Lake. While there she went to the Temple with her son, Lawrence Law-rence and his wife who were having hav-ing their two children sealed to them. They brought her home to spend the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Talbot and Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Bishop went to the Temple at Manti Tuesday and again Thursday, Karl Workman Work-man went over with them Thursday. Thurs-day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ekins and Verdell Bishop also went Thursday. Mrs. Clyde Wood visited her daughter, Mrs. Beryl Hardy and family a few days this week. They also had their son, Judd and Jacque and sons from Cedar City with them this week. Miss Jerri Hale has been spending spend-ing the week with Connie Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mecham and son Dick were in Orem over the weekend. Mrs. Vi Robinson was in Salt Lake Thursday. Miss Roma Ilepworth was on her way home from Tooele, where she teaches school, Friday night to spend her birthday Sunday with her folks, when her car broke down and she phoned for Leonard Palmer to come to meet her somewhere outside Lynndyl. 1 that their boys and girls who are attending college affiliate themselves them-selves with the institute of religion where they are attending. Also now is the time to apply for scholarships scholar-ships and grants in aid, by the end of this week if they want them. Also get your recommend and take advantage of going to the Temple. Calvin Skeem accom. by Marlene Bliss sang, The Highway to Galilee. Brother and Sister Ralph Crafts gave some beautiful thoughts. One was, "Heaven is a place where people peo-ple are kind. We can make our heaven here." Special music by the choir. Ronald Faulkner was ordained or-dained a Priest In the Aaronic Priesthood. MIA PLAY The MIA play, Red Rose, wiH be presented Tuesday evening. No Mutual classes will be held. People taking part in the play are: Alice Bliss, Patty Kernell. Mary Judd, No-reen No-reen Reeve, John Wright, Spencer Ashby, and Eddie Morris. Neal Swensen and Bonnie Manis are the directors. ROOK CLUB The Rook Club were entertained by Mrs. Angie Pratt at her home Thursday evening. Guests present were: Ester Petersen, Joy Hurst, Glenda Roundy, Elaine Hardv, Mar lene Bliss and Dana Bishop. Mem bers attending were: Harriet Spend love, Erma Cropper, Beryl Hardy Enid Damron, Arvilla Swensen, O-leta O-leta Swensen, Roma Ekins, Rutn Talbot, Nina Mecham, Belva Mor ris and Arvilla Workman. Prizes went to Beryl, 1st., Roma 2nd, Glenda, Glen-da, grand slam, Elaine low, Marlene Mar-lene Bliss high guest. Delicious refreshments re-freshments were served. Mrs. Carol Bishop assisted Mrs, Vera Stevens in entertaining the Coalesce Club last week Well, I am leaving for California right now, 6:00 A.M. Stay healthy, happy and good looking and I will see you in the spring, if I don't get too homesick HOST TO ERIDGETTES FRIDAY Patricia Dalton was hostess to the Bridgettes Friday night at her home. Members present were Norma Nor-ma Waddingham, Charlotte Morrison, Morri-son, Mevilyn Elshop, Katheryn Humphries, Phyllis Munster, De-lores De-lores Warnick, Beulah Bassett, Barbara Bar-bara Ashby, and Dorothy Damron. Guests present were Lola Burraston, Gloria Walker and Jean Harris, Score awards went to B e ul a h Bassett, high; Charlotte Morrison DESERET GARDEN CLUB MEETS I Mr. Rex Beckstead and his nw We met at the Doseret Ward bde, the former Margaret Hay- MRS. MAHY JOHNSON A number of visitors took advan tage of the three day weekend Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overson went to Salt Lake for a visit with family members there. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson are visiting in the Salt Lake area with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Tolbert and family drove down from Salt Lake for the weekend with the Lile Johnsons John-sons and Clinton Tolberts of Delta. They took home Katherine and Richard who have been with their grandparents for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Neurinski and Debbie were down from the capi- toi city tor the long weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Curt Johnson and George, Don Greathouse and Leon Nlel-son Nlel-son were home with the Earl Great-houses Great-houses and Irving Nielsons. At the Roy Nielsons were Emo-gene Emo-gene and Joe Evertson. Last week they left little daughter, Lisa here for the week. They returned to Salt Lake Monday. Two of the young sons of Mr. .7 i313"uiJ- 10 w- and Mrs. Merrill Nlelson are hav- The Bridgettes will meet at the ing the red measles. Dean, the older home of Katheryn Humphries Fri day, March 4. LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday, Feb. 29, 8:30 p.m. at Hatch's City Cafe. The change of location has been made due to the Survival Training class being conducted by Legionaires at the Post Home. President Betty Kelly urges all Auxiliary members to attend at-tend the Adult Education class, "You, Your Child and His School", The class is being conducted by Principal C. L. Bennett. JOLLY STITCHERS TO MEET Zelda Ogden and LaVell Johnson will be hostesses to the Jolly Stitchers Stit-chers Friday, Feb. 26, 2:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. Irene Shatter, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beckstead will receive her Bachelor's Degree in Ed ucatlon at the University of Utah this spring. Tentative plans are to teach in Magna next year. and come home sooner. While I am away please give your news to Gladys Carter. She has consented consent-ed to do it for me. BYE NOW. of the two was the first to break' out and now he is on the improve. Saturday morning Bud Best was bringing three little girls home from their dancing class in Leamington Leam-ington and encountered a little difficulty dif-ficulty and lost control of the pickup pick-up truck he was driving. The truck went off the road and into a chuck giving him a good bump on the forehead and five stitches were re quired to close the cut. The little passengers were slightly shook-up but luckily received no injuries for wnicn we are very glad, Mr, and Mrs. Phil Nlelson took their small daughter to Spanish Fork for medical treatment Saturday. Satur-day. She had been quite ill thru the week, but is feeling much improved im-proved at this time. A number of enthusiastic fans attended the basketball game in Delta Wednesday evening and are right proud of Russell Greathouse of our town who played so well on the team. Keep the good work up fellows., Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Benson and two of their three children and Mrs. Benson's parents were down Sunday from Provo and spent the afternoon with brother Hogan. They attended Sacrament meeting where Bro. Hogan was in charge of the program. So he called Ralph to talk. 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Lynda Lovell and her friend George Ipson of Salt Lake spent the long weekend in Delta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lovell. Chapel, Saturday, Feb. 20, with Dawnetta Erickson and Telia Fish er as hostesses. The following 13 members were present: Vernell Baker, Inga Black, Edna Chnstensen, Evah Conk. Fern Crafts, Nora Cropper, Ruth Dew- snup, Beverly Eliason, Beatrice Erickson, Dawnetta Erickson, Telia fisher, Lucile Hales and Josie Moody. Elden Hurst, biology teacher at Delta High School, gave a lecture on plants and presented three films "Growth of Flowers", The Story of the bees" and one on "Misquitoes." Ralph E. Erickson operated the projector to show the films. Mrs. Joy Hurst accompanied her husband. Refreshments with a patriotic theme were served by the hostesses. hos-tesses. Beverly Eliason PHONE YOUR NEWS IN 4731 OR 240J2 ASK FOR MRS RIDING wood of North Dakota were week end visitors at the home of his parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Beckstead. 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