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Show DESERET MRS. EDUA CHRISTENSM Mrs. Orln Allred and daughter, Gloria and Marilyn Warnlek were in Provo recently and while there they visited with Edith Phillips. Edith seems to be feeling fine and looks real good. She was very glad to see them. Lawrence Bennett was very hap- Our Centennial Banquet and Pro- Cluff Talbot, Dale Eliss and Dean gram was me Dig event in our u.u-i..c ..b. ; surDrized on nis birthdav. Aoril ward this past week. It was a huge , i 23 when his daughters from Delta, enr.V, i , - C J .oin'Ada Ross and children and Eddys SUTHERLAND MRS. DOHA BOSE usual place. Puzzled, for a short second, the vivacious Keith sweot Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson and ovcr the radience, and luckily too, working trmakeitC souuC JZ , Ba.'ben and family came down Sutherland with their father, Mr. The tables were artistically decor- ,j.rm S h.n. i celebrate with him. They had a children from Cedar City, visited inj because the moon could not possi bly have been at the bottom of ated with covered wagons, teepees, npninp thnt nwiimri in thP spttlin Indians, stage coaches, replicas of 0f our towru Kay EtneI Western very enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Cropper th(i ff tviiirl frvTf rrinn V,MicVt o r rl , . . .. . iifQfl m A n i iv in Pnttl XT Aimta i r 17...u:' ' . . sang iwo numoers. au m an was o v T. .'Dlans to teach school Amon Johnson, and with their bro ther, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson the drain. Loud cheers sprang from his follow Explorers to the much and their family. Floyd Is attending , surprised Keith assuring him of his the College of Southern Utah and everything pertaining to years long verv entertainlne-. Aftpr the nro past The stage in the recreation 1 gram four coupies danced square hall looked like a piece of the old dances with Leo Day in charge, desert with rocks and sage brush Tne dancers were Mr. and Mrs. Leo ana even a real lite like coyote and jack rabbit, the handiwork of Ralph Conk. Lucille Sampson was in charge of the banquet and did a real bang up job of it. The dinner din-ner was very delicious, and a real big crowd of visitors and townspeople towns-people were out to enjoy it. The program was most interesting interest-ing with Harold Western acting as master of ceremonies. Harold of course, is a former Desereter, now living in Provo. Our oldest resident, re-sident, John Henry Western and six daughters, LaVem Allred, Ines Damron, Belva Morris, Edna Patterson, Patter-son, Bertha Barton, Ruth Talbot and Grace Pace, sang "Silver Threads Among the Gold," after which Mr. Western sang a solo, "Took My Girl to the Ball." Fontella Dillenbeck a former resident now living in Hinckley played a violin selection. A reading was given by Thomas Allred; accordian and gui- Day, Mr. and Mrs. Fera Little, Mr. and Mrs. Van Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Law. I am sure all the folks who attended this affair felt well paid for coming. Our primary ward conference was held Sunday night, May 1. A large crowd was in attendance and a very nice program was carried out, with all the primary children, officers of-ficers and teachers taking part. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Western were visitors. Mrs. Western and Elaine Moody well Marlow did but Carol won the Mr. Kenneth Mortensen irom tu barrel race. Congratulations, Carol. , spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Erickson, Mr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mortensen and children. and Mrs. Ralph Erickson and LaVoy Erickson went to Manti to the temple Thursday. LaVoy left Des-eret Des-eret Sunday afternoon for Salt Lake City to enter the mission home. Before he left he took time to visit vi-sit Earl Christensen who is still confined to a sick bed. It was a real thoughtful thing for LaVoy to Mr. David Henrie from the Y at Provo, visited with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Henrie. To visit also was Mr. Richard Henrie from CSV. Mr. Phillip Smith spent the weekend week-end in Sutherland with his relatives Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Johns and Bunker and daughter, Bonnie from Sutherland and Bonnie's fiance, Mr. Petersen from Abraham. We were pleased to hear of the do and was certainly appreciated Mrs. Amanda Dewsnup accom-1 babies visited with their grand-panied grand-panied her son and wife, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Newell Dewsnup to Salt Lake i Abbott- Merril is the son of Mr. ani Citv Fndav. She will visit her child-; t. t.a tv. f,. ,t;,inv,tc n - n . . . 1, r,nrtonr.trt J,rtC- .. 11X3. XkClU tlUitllS 1U11UC1 1C31US.11W vcic lumij aiaac ren there ana in uugway until auer f the present Meinhardt home rtisu m aiienuauie yvcic iwia Mother's DaV. HT !! ,oc thn termor Mr. and Mrs. Wells Robison at-1 Martna Abbott, tended a funeral in Scipio on Fri-, Mr and Mrs. Harold Wind visited day- , with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Mrs. LaVem Johnson from Ely.i Tinnptts nn(1 Mr nn(1 Mrs John new arrival at the home of Mr. and Nev. spent Tuesday and Wednesday wind. Mr. and Mrs. Auer Jensen Mrs. Raymond Petersen, a new ba- visiting her brother. Earl Christen- visite(j ai's0 wjtn the Winds and by daughter. This makes an even sen and family and sister, Josie jeft tneir baby w;tn them while half dozen children for this couple Moody and family. j they, with the Harold Winds, at- and what makes it so nice it is. Milden Scow visited his father, ' tenrf tho Orncpr' ennventinn'hpld tar duet by Virgil and Roy Losee; j three girls and three boys. Con- J. A. Scow in Parowan on Friday,. at Las Vegas Nev and will als0 a vocal quartet conposed of f our I gratulations, Petersens. then went on to St. George for a vlsit with Mr and Mrs. Bruce Little. Hinckley men, Blaine Spendlove, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Dewsnup, Kiwams conference on Saturday, Mrs Karen Fowles and little Millrd County Chronicle Thursday, May S, I960 Jfew LARGE CAPACITY- NO INTEREST CHARGED UNTIL USE SEASON DOliE EQUIPMENT COMPANY CONTACT HAROLD DONE . returning home Saturday night. I Ormus Dutson has been in California Cali-fornia taking care of his bees for a while, but is home again now. Mr. and Mrs. Maylon Erickson have returned home after spending the winter in Orem. Mr. and Mrs., Harold Western were visitors at Church Sunday. In fast meeting the Infant daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Lincoln Eliason was blessed by her father and given the name Colleen. Maylon Erickson blessed his baby son and named him David Eldon. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Fisher and daughter left for Las Vegas Sunday Sun-day where Hyrum has employment. Mrs. Cuman Cropper and sons went to Salt Lake City and back Saturday. Mrs. Cropper had an .p-pointment .p-pointment with her doctor. Ray Western, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Western returned home Friday from California where he has been working. He left Monday morning for Canada where he will work. His fiancee, Fayetta Payne lives in Canada so I imagine she is the drawing card. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Webb made a trip to Richfield and back today, (Monday) daughter, Kim Kay, spent the week end with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Murray and Joan. Mrs. Madge Christensen and Carol Anne Pratt visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Avon Barney spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vert Barney and with their son, Gary who is staying with the Vert Barneys. Bar-neys. We were all very happy to see them back in this area and hated to have them leave again. They report that they really like their new home, but do miss their many friends and relatives here. Mr. Clyde Maxfield visited in Sutherland on Sunday, to visit also on Sunday was High Councilman Walter Ekins from Hinckley. Mrs. LaVon Barney and small daughter visited in Sutherland on Sunday. They visited also in Delta with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Gardner. The Explorers and their leaders, Don Johnson and Heber Rose tried their luck at rabbit hunting and this with clubs, on Tuesday night. The enthusiasm created from hunting, hunt-ing, unfolded the awareness of the much hidden talent which had been kept pretty much a secret up to that time. It seems that the agile achievement. Louis R awl in son scored too in catching his rabbits. And when it comes to running well all the boys accused Heber Rose of keeping those rabbits in his dust, blinding them so they could be pounced upon from behind. be-hind. Thayne Henrie, John Lyman, Paul Johnson, Ralph Goodman, Richard Adams, Ross Bishop, Allen Barney, Gam Turner, Lonnie Hales, and all the rest of the boys with their craftiness surely tricked the rabbits into getting caught. The hot chill and fudge brownies cli maxed their evening of fun with hunting. Reports from Daryl Corry's em ployer is, that Daryl is the very fastest person on those IBM ma- chines at the State Capitol. She, j the man reported, could get her work finished way ahead of the other workers. Congratulations Daryl. This report was given to Michael Rose from Daryl's employer who was a visitor at the Delta High School. State Delegate, Thurmon Moody, representing Millard County Republicans, Repub-licans, and also Central State Committee, Com-mittee, attended the Republican convention held in Salt Lake City. He made the trip with Attorney, Eldon Eliason. CHURCH ACTIVITIES Wynn Walker was advanced to the office of Teacher by Counselor, Kenneth Porter. Tad Turner was confirmed a member of the LDS Church. This was done by Tad's father, Mr. Wayne Turner. Michael Ray Johns, son and Terry Lynn Johns, daughter were given their names by their great-grandfather, Lawrence Abbott on Sunday. The adopted infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Christensen received his name Clay L. Christensen, and was blessed by his father, Mr. Cleo Christensen. A one act play will be presented on Tuesday night, by the Beehive Girls. It seems that there are many things that most of us feel that others should observe. When we hear something sensible, or when we hear a recipe for improving people, peo-ple, we frequently think of others who we wish had heard it. Many responsibilities which are brought to our attention, we think how good that would be for our friends. We are sometimes busy in trying to improve others, making our own approach to improvement much slower. The remedy should come first to ourselves and second to our friends. Mary Warnick, a junior majoring in nursing at the University of Utah has been named to the wLnter quarter quar-ter honor roll. Mary is a 1957 graduate grad-uate of D. II. S. Also, named to the honor roll is Larry J. Wright. Mr. Wright is majoring in pre-medicine at the U. and he, too, is a 1957 D. H.S. graduate. SPECIAL SPECIAL POWER LAWN MOWERS AS LOW AS $49.95 BRICCS & STRATTON 4-CYCLE, 2 12 H.P. Cjtiont Qkiiick Si Ban Delta, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Cropper and VaHy, Tni'h0rt ,hiia t; tr, n.,t family visited in Nephi on Sunday. manupvpr sai(i eotton-tan. sudden ly found himself face-to-face with the moon, but certainly not in its Miss Norma Koch from Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Ines Damron. Small Appliances MAJOR APPLIANCES Staves Ironers Refrigerators Dish Washers Dryers Washers R.C.A. 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