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Show Hinckl ey - - - I was over to the Manti Temple, Dee was to be released from the Wednesday. It was an afternoon hospital Saturday. She went to session. We were told the session Salt Lake on the train and Dee's would be held up a few minutes to sister's husband made a bed in a wait for a couple of BYU students station wagon and brought him who were coming to be married, home. When he arrived, four of They were detained on account of his neighbors made a stretcher of their semester tests they were tak-, blankets and carried him into the ing. house. He looks fine but must re- There were around 200 men in main in ted. It's good to have him white suits and ladies in white ' home to convalesce with his fam- dresses all ready to go. Finally the couple arrived and were escorted in 'by the president of the temple and his wife, followed by their parents par-ents and brothers and sisters. It was David Moody, son of Ward and Inez Moody, and his pretty little fiancee. Miss Janice McDaniel, all radiant, from Alamosa, Colorado. She was in her bridal attire. As I noticed the special attention they received throughout the afternoon, "the solemnity of the occasion, the council they received and the beautiful beau-tiful setting for the wedding, I wished every young person contemplating con-templating marriage could see it. I am sure they wouldn't settle for a trip to Ely, Las Vegas or a ceremony cere-mony by the Bishop. This wasn't any different from any other temple tem-ple marriage, although I have always al-ways thought David was real special. spe-cial. Any young couple receives the same love and consideration. It was all very lovely and I am glad I was there to see it. Vera Stevens received word that SOIL PROFILE Soil By Brad Hatch Conservation Service Your reporter had a very inter esting visit to the Harry Meinhardt farm the other day. Mr. and Mrs Meinhardt run 200 acres of irrigated land in Sutherland area. Their "home place," consisting of three ' vera sevens, tnaay fnrtips nnd thoir hnmp i Wntori Ladies attending were CATTLE DEALER INJURED Rube Larsen, Salt Lake City, well known cattle dealer over the past 30 years here, was injured Monday, Jan. 30, while loading cattle at the Ray Finlinson corral at Fool Creek. One of the cows broke out of the truck and headed back in the load ing chute, colliding with Mr. Larsen. Lar-sen. His left knee was dislocated by the accident. He was treated at the Nephi hospital during the past week, and then was taken to a Salt Lake hospital Saturday for continued treatments. ABRAHAM Mrs. AFTOM FULLMER ily and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman had their daughter, Elma Kay and hus band and children, from Cedar City, here to spend the weekend with them. Kathy Webb was home to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb. Kathy attends at-tends LDS Business College in Salt Lake. Other college students home were Don Stewart, from BYU, and Gene Ekins from CSU. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Judd, also Robert Judd, from Las Vegas, Nev., were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Judd, over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Gladys Carter had her son, Douglas, from Wenden, Arizona, here to visit her over the weekend. Mrs. Wanda Barnes, of Salt Lake, visited with her sister, Evelyn and family, this week. Wednesday, Bob and Sebrina Robinson drove to Salt Lake to attend at-tend a birthday dinner party for Sebrina's only brother, Glen Cropper. Crop-per. It was given by his daughter in Salt Lake. Cecelia Payne, from Salt Lake, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Talbot. Bryan Petersen has enrolled in college at BYU for the next semester. se-mester. COALESCE CLUB The Coalesce Club had a busi ness meeting at the home of Mrs. afternoon. LaWanna Mrs. Nona Chesley and Mrs. Thir- za Webb were in Salt Lake City, Monday, at Market Week, buying for The Fashion House at Delta. Julia Ann Chesley, in Delta for the weekend on vacation from BYU, accompanied ac-companied them as far as Provo to return to school. I've been fighting flu for a few Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young and days. First cold I've had for a year baby are at the Alva Young home so can't complain. this weekend. We went to the funeral of my, The groundhog saw his shadow, Drotner, Aivin Duncan, in counu- hut it doesn't seem to mean anv- Mr. and Mrs. Piatt Reeve, of N. Hollywood, Calif., visited in Delta during the week with their sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crafts. They had been to Provo to take their daughter, Janet to BYU. They left Sunday to return to Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Crafts accompanied accomp-anied them as far as Las Vegas, Nev., where the two couples visited Monday and Tuesday. 7.500 Read It In The CHRONICLE directly east of the Woodrow Hall.' Petersen, Jeanne Stewart, Betty The purpose of my visit was to Jilne urns, nisnup, i,aruiyji help them complete their conser-' Stevens, Delma Jean Galli, Dorothy vation writeup. They have made Spencer, Carma Swensen and lone th nrnorocc rrmcornti -mco I Hilton. Luncheon was served and to date, having leveled about 23 of their land in need of this practice, prac-tice, as well as getting improvement improve-ment in soil structure and water holding capacity. Harry says, "my greatest need now is to reduce vices were held Saturday evening, for four young people who joined the LDS church. They were Rose Ann and Dallas Spencer, the first of the Jack Spencer family to join the church; Warren Peterson, son of Wesley and LaWanna, and Peggy Peg-gy Ann Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Palmer. At fast and testimonal meeting, Sunday, prayers for moisture were offered by Gene Ekins, Rodney Wright and Pres. Verdell Bishop. Sunday evening family hour was held at almost every home in our town. Where parents' children were gone they visited with their grandchildren grand-children for the evening program. ful, Tuesday. There was a large crowd and a good program. My brother-in-law, Donald Hogan, of West Jordon, was oue of the speakers, speak-ers, and daughter, Marilyn Sheriff, sang two numbers in a trio. Patriarch Patri-arch Clarence Hogan, of Lynndyl, was present. We went up and back the same day; Jay going with us. My other brother, Austin Duncan, of Bountiful, was unable to attend the funeral on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Hildred) Tolbert, Tol-bert, were called to Idaho because of the death of Hildred's brother-Wednesday. brother-Wednesday. Car Hoelzle has had her two boys home with sore throats and colds and now she has it. The weather is still bright and sunny California weather in Utah this winter. We've all got new telephone numbers now hard to remember, I think. The kids all had a good time up to Sutherland at the Gold and Green Ball, Saturday night. The Clifferd Petersen family had thing at all. Gladys Tolbert and Wanda have been to Provo, over the past weekend, week-end, visiting relatives. Mrs. Van Bishop visited in Brig-ham Brig-ham City during the past week with her sister, Mrs. Ina Larsen. Millard County Chronicle -T hursday, February 9, 1961 ille ll ews VENICE DAVIS Bishop and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz made a trip to Richfield, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shurtz and Keith, visited in Salt Lake City, over the weekend. LEAMINGTON CLARA JOHNSON Louise Nielson and Barbara Niel-son Niel-son drove to Provo, Friday, to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson of Orem, visited Sunday, with Mrs. Hattie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson, of Nephi, came down Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielson, then they all decided to go to Meadow to spend the afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bardhul. The three girls, all French war brides, enjoy getting together to visit. darn .Tnhncnn flnH V cnt onont a family party at their home .Wed- Sunday, visiting with her brother, nesaay evening, 10 urn u.r son, Uster Gee and famiIy. Another Warren, goodbye. He is leaving brotherj Deyear Gee and wif c&me soon for his mission in Florida He. down from Ed Utah and ,al, en, will spend about 10 days in the joyed a nice visit mission home in Salt Lake before. Mr .nH Mre Rav Uartnn Kgoing to his field of labor. I ... weekend ith Mr and tr. Lloyd and Hildred Tolbert report RUion Dutson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett and their son, Clark, is really enjoying his mission experiences in Kentucky. Ken-tucky. (Ioelieve). He has been out a year now. Ray Tolbert and wife, Lynda (Hegman) Tolbert, are staying at the Lloyd Tolbert home, caring for things while Lloyd and Hildred are up to Idaho to the funeral LEGAL NOTICES Probata and Guardianship No-tices. No-tices. Consult Clerk of District Court, or respective signers for information. to. business attended ROOK CLUB , Mrs. Nina Mecham entertained the Rook club at her home, Wednesday Wed-nesday evening. Luncheon was cprvAH thpn thp pupnintr was flrtent water loss in my head ditches by playing cards. AI1 members except lining and getting control gates at two were there Invited guests the top of each border dyke." Hiswere Dorothy Robison, Alta War-conservation War-conservation plan calls for lining nik t.,nino uarv T.nrwn F.rirk- uemiy uue nine ui mini mimes and placing about 120 turnout gates in these lined sections. The Meinhardts produce alfalfa seed, and hay, and small grains. They feed beef cattle for the mar- son. People winning prizes were Arvilla Swensen, 1st; Thora Petersen, Peter-sen, 2nd; Dorothy Robison, guest, and Alta Warnick, low. church'news ket. Like all farm operators in The Relief Society honored their Utah, they are conserned about the visiting teachers at a party Tues-water Tues-water shortage. They said their day afternoon. Mrs. Alta Ashby, daughter, who lives in the North- Leatha Bennett and Thola Eriekson west, would like to send some of j were visitors from the stake board, their storm clouds down here. In Mrs. Bennett presented a copper a letter, recently, she said they ex-1 plaque to Mrs, Marjorie Judd with perienced a storm that produced her name engraved on it for sell-more sell-more than three inches of rain in ing Relief Society magazines. A one day! CARD OF THANKS May we extend our heartfelt and Gladys Carter program; duet, Hilda Wright ana Clara Stewart; tribute to teachers, Belva Morris; duet, Evelyn Morris skit, acted out thanks to those of von who ex- oy Dana rratt, Liorotny uamron, pressed your sympathy in so many Verna Webb, Golda Talbot and thoughtful ways during our recent Bessi Webbi Arvilla Workman bereavement. Your kindnesses have I save tribute to ladies who had the meant much to us and will always nlost years of Relief Society teach- NOTICE TO WATER USERS any of the foregoing applications with reasons therefor, must be filed in duplicate witn me araie r.n Tho fnllnwirnr nnnlicatinns have been filed with the State Engin- J gineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake be remembered. Mrs. Austin Johnson and family ing. Fanny Maxfield had 55 years; Emma Spendlove and Hilma Stewart Stew-art had visited together 48 years; Lula Cropper, 45 years; Hattie Humphries, Lydie Ekins and Sebrina Seb-rina Robinson each had 40 years. Each received a corsage and a pin. Singing Mothers gave two numbers CARD OF THANKS The family of Lola Marie Stan-worth Stan-worth wishes to express their deep thanks and appreciation for the kindness shown by our many neigh- KJ V-Al J, J. i 11 1IUJ, till. 1(1 KJZ i VJ. vnou , . ... - , . . Ward and Relief Society in the loss1 celved recognition for her winning of our darling baby, and n riplirimis luncheon was sprv- i " '2v ow n ed. Mrs. Arvilla Workman also re- Karl and June Stanworth and family essay. BAPTISMS Very impressive baptismal Ser if Drink Milk as a Snack.- and feel refreshed. You always need pj&feih. "Thats why you never oufigtow your need for Milk. Gef -fhe Milk idea -3 glasses every day. AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. OF UTAH eer to change water in Miuara County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. All locations are in SLB&M. a-3830 Dean A. Harder and Mabel Harder, Leamington, Utah, proposes to change the point of diversion of 6 sec.-ft. of water initiated in-itiated by Application No. 21944. The water was to have been diverted di-verted from a well at a point S. 50 ft. and E. 50 ft. from WVi Cor. Sec. 8, T15S, R4W, and used from Apr. 1 to Sept. 30 to irrigate 80 acres in SEV4 Sec. 7, SW1 Sec. 8, T15S, R4W, and for year-round incidental in-cidental stock watering. Hereafter, 6 sec.-ft. is to be diverted di-verted from a 12-in. well, 203 ft. deep at a point N. 3069.5 ft. and E. 6764 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 12, T15S, R5W, and used during the same period and for the same purposes pur-poses as described above. a-3831 A. M. Harder and Dean A. Harder, Leamington, Ut. proposes pro-poses to change the point of diversion di-version and place of use of 1 sec.-ft. sec.-ft. of water initiated 'by Application Applica-tion No. 28451. The water was to have been diverted from a well at a point S. 50 ft. and E. 1270 ft. from WVi Cor. Sec. 8, T15S, R4W, and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 to irrigate 60 acres in SEy Sec. 7, Sec. 8, T15S, R4W. Hereafter, 1 sec.-ft. is to be diverted di-verted from a 12-in. well, 203 ft. deep at a point N. 3069.5 ft. and E. 6764 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 12, T15S, R5W, and used from Apr. 1 City, Utah, on or before March 25, 1961. Wayne D. Criddle STATE ENGINEER Published in Millard County Chronicle, Chron-icle, Delta, Utah, from February 9 to February 23, 1961. SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MILLARD COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH JOHN M. WALLACE and GLEN) WALKER WALLACE, his wife,) MILO MORTENSEN and LA-) PRIEL M. MORTENSEN, his) wife, KENNETH PORTER and) JUVENE C. PORTER, his wife,) Plaintiffs, ) vs. ) FRANK L. PARKER and JANE) DOE PARKER, whose true name) is unknown, his wife, FITZ-) GERALD BROTHERS LAND) COMPANY, a defunct corpora-) tion of Utah, MORGAN -OKEL-) BERRY LAND AND SHEEP COM-) PANY, LOUIS MATHISEN and) JANE DOE MATHISEN, whose) true name is unknown, his wife,) J. H. PETERSON, and JANE DOE) PETERSON, whose true name) Is unknown, his wife, FILL-) MORE STATE BANK, STATE OF) UTAH, MILFORD STATE BANK,) also all other persons unknown) claiming any right, title, estate) or interest in or lien upon the) real property described in the) complaint adverse to plaintiff's) to Oct. 31 to irrigate 49.9 acres in 'ownership or clouding plaintiffs) SWViNW1, SEViNW'i, NE'iSWU, title thereto, ) SW 4 SW U Sec. 8, SEV4NEV1, NW'i- j Defendants. ) SEVi, SWttSEVi, SE'iSEVi Sec. 7,' NEUNEU Sec. 18, T15S, R4W. , THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE a-3838 Mildred Petersen Flan- ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: of Bountiful, spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Oxel Lee Boothe, from Salt Lake City, ! visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boothe, last Sunday; also, with Zen Boothe and family. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Shields have moved into their new home, the former Jim Shields home. They have remodeled it and have made it a beautiful place in which to live and a credit to the community. "We wish them success and happiness." hap-piness." Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shields, from Jerome, Idaho, visited here, and attended at-tended our ward, Sunday. They also al-so visited a ward in Delta and were present to confirm one of their little granddaughters. They will return re-turn to Idaho Monday. Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meinhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill entertained with an Oyster sup per and card party. Those attending attend-ing were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Underbill, Un-derbill, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foote, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Winn Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John Wind, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heise, Bill Heise, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis, Helen Her-sleff, Her-sleff, Henrietta and Marie Barben. First prizes were won by Helen Hersleff and Leo Davis; consolation prizes, Etta Underhill and Frank Heise. Mr. and Mrs. DelRay Nielson vis. guest speakers. Mr. Pratt gave us many inspirational thoughts whicn were enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served. Inga Mae Shurtz gave I a very interesting lesson. children, weekend Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderton and ' lth ,,',. j LaVell Bradfield, were at home,Mrt uarn nJ i,. .,,111, r- C J P.. rrcciv niiit fciicriiia, ivu, emu ivii. oia.inej' Bradfield Rodger Nielson and Kenneth Lovell were home from school for the weekend. Mrs. Nadean Chappell, from Lyman, Ly-man, visited with Erva Bradfield, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Nielson have had visitors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lathrum, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Larson, from Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larson, of Salt Lake City. THIRD WARD AltKA NEWS BEA WILLDEN ders, 2538 So., 3rd East, Salt Lake City, Ut. proposes to change the point of diversion of 6 sec.-ft. of water initiated by Application No. 265C8. The water was to have been diverted from a 16-in. well, 80 ft. deep at a point N. 100 ft. and W. 1420 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 23, T19S, R19W, and used from Mar. 20 to uct. 10 to irr.gate 320 acres in SVi said Sec. 23, and for year-round incidental domestic and stock-watering purposes. Hereafter, 6 sec.-ft. is to be diverted di-verted at either one or both of 2 wells at the following points: (1) same as above described; (2) 16-in. 16-in. well, bet. 50 and 500 ft. deep, N. 1155 ft. and W. 1245 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 23, TBS, R19W. The water is to be used during the same period, and for the same purposes pur-poses as heretofore. a-3847 The Aaronic Order, 2331 South Slate St., Salt Lake City, Ut. proposes to change the place of use of 3 sec.-ft. of water initiated by Application No. 221S0, and 3 sec.-ft. of water initiated by Application Ap-plication No. 21013. The water was to have heen diverted from wells at the following points: (1) Application Ap-plication No. 22180 N. 100 ft. and E. 100 ft. from SW Cor.; Application Ap-plication No. 21013 E. 1370 ft. from WU Cor., both In Sec. 15, T20S, R19W, and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 to Irrigate 200 acres under un-der Application No. 221S0 In SW1., NEUNWU, SWl.NEU said Sec. 15, and 320 acres under Application No. 21013 in SW'.SW1, N4SW'4. EHNEU, NE'iNE'i said Sec. 15. Hereafter, it is proposed to divert di-vert the same quantities of water; during the same period, and at the same points of diversion as heretofore, here-tofore, and used to irrigate 2S2.6 acres in NEi. E4NWU, SWi-NWV4. SWi-NWV4. SWW, NWUSEli said Sec. 15. Protests rretsting the granting of You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon Backman, Backman and Clark, plaintiffs' attorneys, at-torneys, whose address is 1111 Des-eret Des-eret Building, Salt Lake City Utah, an answer to the complaint within 20 days after service of this summons sum-mons upon you. If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said complaint which has been filed with the clerk of said court. This action is brought for the purpose of quieting title in plaintiffs plain-tiffs and against defendants to real property situated in Millard County, Utah, described as follows: The North half of the Northeast North-east quarter, and the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter, quar-ter, the East half of the Southeast South-east quarter of Section 19; the West half of the Northwest quarter, and the Northwest quarter quar-ter of the Southwest quarter of Section 20; and the Northwest quarter, the West half of the Northeast quarter, the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter, quar-ter, the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter, and the North half of the North half of the Southeast quarter of Section Sec-tion 21, all in Township 19 South, Range 5 West, Salt Lake Meridian. ALSO: All of Section 19, the North half of Section 30, the West half of Section 20 and the Northwest quarter of Section 29, all in Township 16 South. Range 7 West, Salt Lake Meridian. Dated this 12th day of January, 1961. M. V. BACKMAN of BACKMAN. BACKMAN and CLARK Attorneys for Plaintiffs m Salt Lake City, Utah . , L UllDt'seret "Building First Publication: February 2. 1961 Final Publication: 'February 23,.'61 I noticed several of our young people were visiting families over the weekend. Those I remember seeing were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Church. Mr. and Mrs. Vance West visited the Evan Christensen's. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callister visited with the Lathel Canister's. Also, visiting with relatives and friends were Elder Stanley Holl-ingshead, Holl-ingshead, who has recently returned return-ed from a mission in Argentina; also, his mother, Mrs. Beatrice Holl- ingshead Salater. Elder Hollings- head bore his testimony in Sacra ment meeting. We enjoyed it very much. Confirmed members of our church were the following children: Max Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wood, confirmed by his grandfath er, Mr. Frank Wood. Ralph Auston Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Young, confirmed by his father. Robert Arjaan Dekker, son of Mr and Mrs. Arjaan Dekker, confirmed by his father. Veda Bishop, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lovell confirmed by her father. Home from a two week's visit In Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Little. Mr. Jan Wright reports he is trying try-ing to get along without Mary for two weeks. She is visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Peggie) May, of Palmdale, Calif.; also getting acquainted with a new grandson, born in Nov. Mr. and Mrs. Al Willden had a phone call, Sunday, from their son, PFC Darrell W. Willden. He reports end. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and family, from Dugway, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Losee, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Jenson had the genealogical meeting in their home, Thursday night. Twenty-five people attended. Thomas Pratt and family, from Oak City, were our he's sick of snow and is looking forward to his release from the army, which will be very soon. He is anxious to come to the land of sunshine, which is Delta, for sure. West Desert ROUND1UP SHIRLEY ROBERTS Zerma Tripp was out to 6-mile ranch with her husband, Oliver Tripp. She stayed until Tuesday. We enjoy having her come home! She also brought word out to Bro Maxfield and Thayne of the death of Leila's mother. The funeral was well planned. Many people from here were able to go in for the services: Laura and Vivian Neil-son, Neil-son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Falken-burg, Falken-burg, Mrs. Inez Tripp, Florence Timm, Oliver Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Dorcey Sabey, and Shirley Roberts. I was able to have a short visit with Mary Bates and daughters. Mary looks good and I feel that she is much happier in the Delta hospital, being .among friendly people. We took Betty and Mary Sims, also Charlie Thayer and went to the Dance in the new Ibapah school. Laura Neilson and Melvin Satch also went. We had an enjoyable en-joyable time. On the way over we stopped at Gold Hill to visit with Thelma Davis. Relief Society was held at Laura's Lau-ra's home at Trout Creek. There were 8 ladies present for a good meeting. Velma and Irl Timm spent Wad-nesday Wad-nesday in Delta. They attended the funeral of Austin Johnson. Myrtle and Buster Timm had friends from Nevada drop in on them for a visit. I am thrilled that Warren Petersen Peter-sen has been called on a mission. He will make a wonderful missionary mission-ary and he is a very fine fellow. "Housekeeping: is something you do that nobody ever looks at, until you don't do it." 7.500 Road It In The CHRONICLE II S4 f 3 : u - 3 u'is tail by - i w VJ-- i us"j r niAW 1 w ( - - i j OLD CROW -t i, - r 23 r America's Preferred Bourbon THE OLD HOW OISIIUERt CO., FRANKFORT, IT., KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 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