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Show Hinckley CLARA STEWART A horse cafit pull while kicking. And he can't kick while pulling. Let's imitate the good old horse And lead a life that's fitting. Just pull an honest load and then There'll be no time for kicking. (Author unknown) Some people are worrying about the future. Worry is interest paid on trouble before it comes due. There is no use putting up your umbrella before it starts to rain. We have a new captain with a new crew. Let's get behind him and help him succeed. Look for the best and we will surely have it. Beth and Ray Brown had an election elec-tion party Tuesday night and Arlo and Gerri Taylor, Parry and Jeanie Taylor, Max and Tobe Humphries and Mavis and Howard Hardy, had r dinner with them then played some games and watched television until un-til 3 o'clock In the morning. How the news commentators kept this long night vigil and remained so neutral in their comments was the test of great commentators, which we appreciated. Belva and Harold Morris left Sunday Sun-day afternoon to take their son, Ronald to the mission home for his week of schooling prior to leaving for his mission in the Eastern States. They will go up again Wed-j Wed-j nesday, when he is set apart and ' Sunday, when he leaves for New York. Douglas and Harold Spencer left Saturday afternoon for Los Angeles, Ange-les, with a load of beryllium from mines in the west mountains. This mine is close to the fluorspor mine. This is the second load they have 4 6 1 ! i-'-y I . . . Z J rff" C5f 0 ITS Rl.Pl F Tim ff rS 5 t 1 rtsiirwriiij FLOS ECONOMV YOU get both with Chevron gasolines whether you use them in your tractor, truck or car. They now contain Methyl. ..the first new antiknock compound since Ethyl ...so effective it steps up octane performance... stops power-wasting knock. Economical, too! Chevron gasolines also give you carburetor-cleaning Detergent-Action for smoother idling and lower gas consumption. For any Standard Oil product, call CHE)RQN t tt t-.t,. V SASOUHSS Phone 4551 Delta. Utah taken to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Taylor from Mt. Pleasant, were here to see their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Taylor. Betty Jane and Gene Morris spent Thursday and Friday In Salt Lake on business. Mary Abbott and girls, Mary Ann, Bobby and Eva, from Spanish Fork, were here Saturday. Harriet and Blaine Spendlove attended at-tended a wedding reception in Price Friday evening, for Vatia Oviatt and Wayne Jones. (Harriet's college col-lege roomate's daughter). They also al-so visited John and Mae Barton, who were school teachers here a few years back. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Judd had their son, Bobby, from Las Vegas, here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hepworth, Beth Hepworth and Amanda and Mary Judd, from Cedar City, were here over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis Bennett attended an Educational convention in Cedar City, Friday and Saturday. Cluff and Ruth Talbot spent Wednesday in Salt Lake. Roma and Walter Ekins and Mar-lene Mar-lene Bliss were in Provo, all day, Saturday. Mrs. Verda Steffins of Spring-ville, Spring-ville, visited her son, Ray Brown and family, most of last week. Mrs. Hilma Stewart, Gladys and Sidney Carter, went to visit their. relatives in Ruth, Nev., over the weekend. Paula Christensen and her friend, Jack Holsten of Salt Lake brought Kim Christensen o stay with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman, until Thanksgiving. Bishop Bish-op Workman spent Monday in Salt Lake on business- Stephen Talbot is home from Las Vegas, where he had employment and is now working in Delta, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Tanner and son, were home from Provo Sunday. Sun-day. CHURCIJ NEWS Temple excursions: Saturday morning, Nov. 19, 5:30 a.m., 25 boys and girls will leave for the Manti Temple to do baptismal work. On Tuesday, Nov. 15, was High Priests day at the temple. Wednesday, the 16th, was Deseret Stake Temple day. Hmckley asked to do imy names. ROSE PROM Tuesday evening the MIA Maids and Explorers enjoyed a formal Rose Prom at the Sutherland Hall. MIA president, Enid Damron, presented pre-sented the following girls with a-chievement a-chievement awards, some for six year's activity: Leslie Diehl, Clara Carpenter, Linda Judd and Christine Hardy. Next group: Diane Diehl, Margaret Ekins, Ema Lea Taylor, and Susanne Judd. 3rd group: Beth Hepworth, Mary Judd, Donna War-nick War-nick and Karolyn Warnick. Nat'l Education Week was observed ob-served by parents visiting school and enjoying dinners at the lunch center. Sunday evening, Rosslyn Eppich and Ben Robison gave excellent talks on education at Sacrament Meeting. The choir sang a special t 1j .eapuMGien . . . Mr. and Mrs. J. Avery Bishop attended at-tended the performance of "The Diary of Anne Frank", presented Thursday at Cedar City by College of Southern Utah, and directed by Fred Adams, Delta High School .alumnus. .al-umnus. They also visited their daughters, Mrs. A. W. Stephenson and Mrs. Richard May, and families, fami-lies, at Cedar City. CLARA JOHNSON Edith Harder went to Ogden Friday, Fri-day, where ghe and Glen looked for a house since they will be moving mov-ing up there in the near future. Jane Williams visited Sunday in Fillmore, to be present for the baptism bap-tism of the twins of Mr. and Mrs. Dern Williams. Jane Williams is also happy with news received that her grandson, Gene Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bus Bennett, of Tooele, who has been in the Service for four years, is now on his way home. ' The children of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bradfield have been staying stay-ing with grandmother, Margaret Bradfield, while their parents had a short vacation in Las Vegas- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nielson and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Sheriff, of Oak City, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Roper and with Mr. and Mrs. Josephine Finlinson. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nielson visited vis-ited in Salt Lake Sunday. The Lihoma class of Primary girls, under the direction of Ruth Finlinson, gave a demonstration on the Old and New Testament for their parents, Sunday afternoon, at the chapel. Light refreshments were served. High Councilman and Mrs. Thur-mon Thur-mon Moody were guest speakers, Sunday night, and Kathryn Harder and Vicky Nielson played a duet on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Barney were in Salt Lake City Friday, visiting Mrs. Barney's brother, Evan Mor-tensen, Mor-tensen, recovering from major surgery sur-gery at the LDS Hospitla. They also visited at Provo with their daughter and husband, Beulah and Merlin Theobald, and young son, Brent. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 17, 1960 Preston andi Dorothy Hubbs and Mrs. Blythe Hughes visited in Delta 1 over the weekend with their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Corry and Mr. and Mrs. Claygon Cahoon. They made the trip from Las Vegas, Veg-as, Nev., and return by air, piloted by Mr. Hubbs. V I 5 s ivim oy UPHOLSTERED FURIIITURE Have that FAVORITE SOFA or CHAIR RECOVERED and RESTYLED by UPHOLSTERY OF CEDAR CITY Savings of up to M over retail furniture prices CALL or WRITE for FREE ESTIMATE No obligation to you. Free pickup and delivery, and 10-day 10-day service on any upholstered furniture. TERMS IF DESIRED ALL WORK GUARANTEED Kimball and Karma Rudd Hansen, Han-sen, of Berkeley, Calif., are proud parents of their first child, a son born Nov. 12. He is also a new grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Hansen, who no whave 17 granddaughters grand-daughters and 9 grandsons. ': Buying an automatic ivasher? number, Cluff Talbot conducting, and Roma Ekins acc. The Deacon presidency was released re-leased and Tommie Theobald was chosen new president, with Mark Crafts, lst and Tim Crafts, as 2nd counselors and Barry Bishop, secretary. sec-retary. Donald Petersen was advanced ad-vanced to the office of a Priest. Hinckley ward choir is busy on its Christmas Cantata. Dec. 2 is the day for the Relief Society bazaar. Turkey dinner will be served, followed fol-lowed by a full evening's enjoyment. enjoy-ment. Come prepared to buy the many articles they have to sell. NEWLY WEDS HONORED Wednesday evening in the little gym, the Literary and Rook club members and partners, combined for a party, honoring the new Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Warnick. Long tables were decorated and filled with food from which every one filled their trays, and went to the small tables to eat. After dinner, the evening was spent playing rook. Members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ekins, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. Hon Cropper, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Spendlove, Mr. and Mrs. James Petersen, Pet-ersen, Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mecham, Mr. and Mrs. Rndle Swensen, Mr .and Mrs. Carl Damron, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Pratt, Mrs. Phyllis Bennett, Clara Stewart, Elaine Hardy, Beryl Hardy, Evelyn Morris, and Gladys Carter. Waldo and Alta Warnick presented gifts and made response. Thora and Jim Petersen received high score award. It was a very lovely affair. Com mittee members were Elaine, Beryl, 1 r in n mm u uu mf ,- .- , 8 i There's a Frigidaire Automatic Washer for every family and every budget and they're all packed with advanced convenience features! ;-! mm x n Why settle for jess than the best? ln controlled laboratory tests, the Frigidaire Washer proved best of 6 leading automatic wash ers considering the following points: soil removal, remov-al, lint removal, dryness of spin, automatic care of Wash & Wear fabrics, simplicity of use and flexibility, water used, washing time and current cur-rent used. Report No. 66841, dated May 3, 1960. Exclusive somersault Washing Action with 3-Rinn Purrp Agitator Litres deep C'.rl cut without bc?ling! Soak diapers, baby clothes automatically! 1961 ii lili 1 I CM H i liMiillL tt Baby Care" WASHER He del WDA 61 F It's priced for young budgets! and it'S Cn!y Automatic Soak Cycle-best fcr all heavily soiled thmcs... the w Cheese Wash Water Temcerature automatically hot or warm! Dispenses Bleach and Detergent powder cr liquid underwater, automatically! Cycle Selector lets you choose He-vy, Normal, cr Light soil easy terms n Roma, and Harriet. DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Palmer entertained en-tertained at dinner Saturday evening, even-ing, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crafts, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Galli. After Aft-er dinner they played rook. Carl and LaVern Theobald left Wednesday morning for Ari?., then on to Canoga Park, Calif., to see their son, Verrue and family. They plan on spending Thanksgiving with them, and being gone two weeks on their trip. Mr. and Mrs. George Ekins, David Dav-id and Margaret left Thursday morning for Billings, Mont., to pick up their son, Gene, who is being releaged from a two year mission to the west Central States. ROOKETTES Mrs. lone Christensen entertained entertain-ed ladies of the Rookettes Club on Monday night, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hilton. Present were Lyla Rae Morris, Elaine Hardy, Lawnie Morris, Cher- le Morris, Kelly Talbot, Mavis Har dy, Arda Davis, Sheryl Bailey, Car ma Swensen, Marlene Bliss, Bon nie Manis, Arvilla Swensen, Fanny Lee Hilton, Ann Cropper, and Vera Stevens. Kelly won high score in the rook games they played after dinner; Lyla Rae 2nd, and Vera was low score. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Randle P. Swensen went to Fillmore, Monday night, to Lions district committee meeting and dinner, held at Cafe Ilene. TVITCHELL UPHOLSTERY 750 N. 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