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Show Thursday, April 21, I960 A (Jocieiu . . . VJecibiiHjS . . . Club lews Oman s race ELLA '1 rutiTCTrwcrM Millard County ChrooJch t p 4 ' f ;-v v - it lletroihctl Announcement is being made of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Fayetta Payne of Barnwell, Alberta, Canada, to Mr. Ray W. Western of Deseret, Utah. The wedding will take place the latter part of July in the Canadian Latter-day Saint Temple. Miss' Payne is the daughter of JOLLY STITCHERS TO MEET The Jolly Stitchers will meet Friday, Fri-day, April 22, at the Woodrow Hall at 2:30 p.m. An interesting film on cancer will be shown by Mrs. Ward Moody in cooperation with Mrs. Loa Black, Education Chairman of the Cancer Society in West Millard. The hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. May Wind and Mrs. Trula Abbott. V i f LITERARY GUILD ENTERTAINED The Literary Guild Club was entertained en-tertained at the home of Bonnie Maxficld March 28. The book, Masters Mas-ters of Mirth and Melody, by Claire Lee Purdy, was reviewed by Mrs. Glenna Moody. A short synopsis of MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL SANDSTON Lymulyl Girl Marries Calit. 3Stm Miss Linda Creathouse, daughter I Pearls. She carried a white orchid of Mrs. Margie Creathouse and the late Fred R. Greathouse of Lynndyl was married on April 2 at 8:30 p.m. encircled with white rose buds. Act ing as maid of honor was the brides sister, Miss Cheryl Greathouse of n. M;nk,ni c,nHn tv,o enn nf : San Francisco. She wore a 'blue Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Sandston of organza over taffeta dress and car-Pasedena, car-Pasedena, Calif. The ceremony tookj ied a white orchid circled with pink place on the patio of the Ivy House I rose duos, umnes nuruen oj. man in Inglewood, Cain, ana was solemnized solem-nized by Rev. Houston. Immediately following the wedding ceremony the couple was honored at a wedding wed-ding reception. The bride was lovely in a white lace buffount ballerina length wedding wed-ding gown, with inserts of tulle ruffled down the back of the skirt. The molded bodice was fashioned with three quarter length sleeves MISS PAYNE hattan Eeach was best man After a honeymoon to Malibu Beach the couple will be at home at 3209 Earton Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon A. Callister left Delta Monday to drive to Denver, Den-ver, Colo., where Mr. Callister will attend meetings of the board of directors of Rocky Mountain Tel. Co.s association. They plan to stay a week and will also visit Mrs. Cal- and scalloped neckline. Her finger lister's sister and husband, Beth tip veil was caught to a crown of and Lee Black, at Colorado Springs. PIANO RECITAL SET Students of Afton R. Dutson will 'be presented in a piano recital Sunday, Sun-day, April 24, at 3 p.m., in the Lynndyl Lynn-dyl ward chapel. Those participating will be Kath-lyn Kath-lyn Nielson, Adele and Rex Abeg-glen, Abeg-glen, Patsy and Phillis Nielson, Ann, Jackee, Julie and Kay Nelson, Mar-cia Mar-cia Hanson, Ethel Lovell, Karla Nielson, Sylvia Finlinson, Suzanne and Marjorie Roper. The public is cordially invited to attend. - j ' V Is I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' feE hro xrx Mh'ii tiUi t:ii ao : "'' Look for this SIGN of a TOTALLY MODERN HOME When you step into your new home, enjoy the ultimate in electric living now ond in the future . . . with a Total Electric Gold Medallion Home. If includes: Clean, quiet electric heat. light for Living in oil oreoi where needed to in$ure beouty, comfort ond safety. Full HOUSEPOWER to handle today's electric appliances ond tho to be odded in the future. Electric cooking, electric washer ond dryer, electric water heater, freezer-refrigerator . . . ond mony others of the more than 70 work saving electric appliances new available. Ask your bu;!der obout a Total Electric Gold Medallion Home. TIUUR1D! POWER COMPANY Buy nw frsm your ieoht. CO "The Mikado" was included in the review during which Elaine Allred sang one of its numbers. Present were Barbara Black, Bonnie Bon-nie Maxficld, Kathleen Wankier, Glenna Moody. Peggy Crane, Helen Wright, Carol Williams, Norma Evans, Ev-ans, Norda Roper, Joyce Searle, Marie Merrill, Laura Lyman, and guests, Gerry Hale, Nan Nielson and Genivieve Farnsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Twitchell spent Saturday and Easter Sunday in Kearns. visiting their children, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Searles and family and Ardvth and LaMar Twitchell. 7,500 Read It In Tha CHRONICLE After the cold winds and freez- Ronald Peterson, attending CSU, ing temperatures of last week, our at Cedar City, was home over Sat-Easter Sat-Easter Sunday was a warm, beau- urday and Sunday, tiful day. After Sunday School, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanworth spent many families took their dinner and the weekend in Kaysville, visiting headed for the sand hills, canyons with Mr. and Mrs. DeLoy Stewart and Topaz mountains. j and Margaret and Meivin Stan- Mr. and Mrs. Mick Ro'berts and worth, family, Mrs. Mae Welch and fam-1 Voy Stewart, In the Armed Serv-ily, Serv-ily, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson Ices, returned to his base Tuesday, and grandpa Peterson, all went to He was accompanied to Salt Lake Topaz for dinner. j by his brother, Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. LaMoine Bond and ! T- MuS" orSa" ,Ho"cU family from Salt Lake, spent Sat-' ba1by bck t0 uSa1,1 Lake last urday and Sunday, with their par- i Wednesday, for a checkup, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nichols. I, fldo" Pa,sn w,as a visltor They were joined bv Mr. and Mrs. ' in Sunda.y !chool Sundav the Horace Wilkens for' Easter dinner, j Pam m Sacrament Meeting that all celebrated on tho sand hills msni was given oy nign uouncu- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christ pnscn, Mr. and Mrs. Derb Skeem, Mr. and Mrs. man Eliason. Mrs. Iris Gillen entertained a - i-'v.i U 1UI, U11U I'll 0 1 1 4 . Albert Johnson, Norvel and I, had nuJ?b"or young boys and g-rls at our dinner in Oak City canyon. a birthday party for her daughter, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly 1 Stephenie, last week. Games were Mrs. Cassie Johnson entertained Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Berdell Mem mott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skeem, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webb of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Les Webb Mrs. Hazel Payne and the late Oliver Oli-ver Payne of Canada and Mr. Western West-ern is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen A. Western of Deseret, Utah. Miss Payne received her schooling school-ing at Taber and Cardston, Alberta, Canada and was later employed at Calgary, prior to fulfilling a mission in the Great Lakes for the Latter-day Latter-day Saint church. She just recently returned from the mission field. Miss Payne is a Golden Gleaner. Mr. Western is a graduate of the Delta High School and the Delta seminary. After graduation he did work as a signalman for the U.P. R.R., then left to fulfill a mission for the church in the Great Lakes mission. Since' returning from his mission he has been attending Snow College at Ephraim. at a dinner Saturday night. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Golden Warnick and Ronald Webb, spent the day'" '" V Ti 7 r . u in the canyons. L V, , 1 '"l" lau"; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skeem and ' a"dJff- ?d Bishop Mr. and mis. inariuii unieiiutL'n, ivirs. runa it 4 ' family, from Salt Lake, spent Saturday Sat-urday and Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Skeem, and Mr. and Mrs. Orin Bilss in Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. Val Styler were Salt Lake visitors last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Skeem and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson, were in Provo, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson of Salt Lake, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Hawley Haw-ley and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. John-son. Mr. and Mrs. Dewain Stanworth were on vacation last week. Their mother, Mrs. Wrason, of Salt Lake, stayed with the family while they were gone. Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Norvel Christ- ensen, and Mr. and Mrs. Rab Johnson. John-son. "Happy Birthday, Cassie." STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY Leadership meeting for all Stake and Ward Relief Society workers will be held in the stake house, Sunday at 3 p.m. The Singing Mothers Moth-ers will meet at 2 p.m. Director, Mrs. Richard Long would like a good group out to practice as songs are being prepared for a two-stake convention to be held in Delta on May 24 with Deseret Stake acting as the host stake. AFRICAN VIOLET SOCIETY Afritan Violet Societv of Utah Mr. Ernest Talbot of Calif., vis-'will have a Snrlne Show, at the ited with his sister, Mrs. Ed. Skeem Prudential Savings & Loan Build-last Build-last Monday. . jngT 326i S. State, Salt Lake City, Howard Roundy made a trip to April 23 and 24. There will be no Calif, for bees, Friday, returning charge on the show and everyone Sunday. js invited. Small plants and sup-Mrs. sup-Mrs. June Stanworth had her sis- plies will be for sale. April 23 the ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don time of the show will be 1:00 p.m. micneison, irom salt Lane, ana Mr. , to 9:00 p.m. April 24 the show be- TOTAL ELECTR'C HOME MR. AND MRS RICHARD O. ASHBY Newly Weds Visit Delta . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orran Ash-by, Ash-by, whose marriage vows were said in late January, visited in Delta over the weekend and Easter. The charming bride is the former form-er Miss Lillian Toft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erhard William Toft, of Copenhagen, Denmark. She came to the United States from Denmark eighteen months ago, and has resided re-sided in Los Angeles, where she met Mr. Aslvby aftejp his return from France, where he served thirty months in the French LDS Mission. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orran Ashby, of Delta and Phoenix, Ariz. The couple were married January 22 in the Mesa, Arizona, Temple, and a reception followed at the Ashby home at Phoenix. After a short honeymoon the new Mr. and Mrs. Ashby are making a home in Los Angeles, where Mr. Ashby attends UCLA. and Mrs. Carl Ivie, from Wyoming with her over the Easter holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Fon Hawley spent several days in Salt Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webb and daughter, Vickie, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Babbitt, from Ogden, were guests of their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Skeem, Sunday. Sun-day. Mrs. La Veda Bishop left Wednesday Wednes-day for Calif., to get her mother and bring her here for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Derb Skeem and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skeem were in Provo a week ago. Derb returned home with a new car, Mr. David Stanworth, attending school in Cedar City, and his friend, Miss Hubbard, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Dewain Stanworth. Friday, Mrs. Carl Stanworth and family, were at Black Rock, where Carl is working on the railroad. gins at 10:00 and will continue throughout the day until 9:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simpson end children of Springville, spent Wednesday Wed-nesday visiting in Delta with their sisters, Mrs. Joe Bliss and Mrs. Ladd Broderick. Then on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bliss and family spent the day, visiting with the Ted Simpson's Simp-son's at their home. Lynn Gardner, a student at the U. of U., made the trip with the Pharmacy students to Chicago. They were guests of Upjohn-Lilly and Wallgreen companies. Lynn was home for the Easter holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fen-ton Fen-ton Gardner. 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