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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, October. 18, 1962 The Millard County Chronicle Published Etiy Thursday at Dvlta, Utah By CHBONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1L B. (Bob) BIDING INEZ BIDING JOE STEWABT . OWNEB-PUBUSHER ASSOCIATE EDITOR . LINO PRESSMAN Entered as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Delta, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Subscription Bate: $4.00 a year In advance; Six months, $2.25 Advertising HaUs on B quest NATIONAL EDITORIAL CttN STAT! SECOND YARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS ELAINE ROBISON Everyone must be afra'.d oi the cold weather or else they are getting get-ting ready for the deer hunt next week, or just plain staying home this week because I had a hard time finding the comings and go-ings. go-ings. -. - , i Mrs. David Moody and little daughter, Patricia, visited this week in Pleasant Grove with her sister and famly, Dorothy Christensen. : Mrs. Joyce Watson of Cedar City visited in Delta this week with her mother, Mrs. B essie Judd. Mrs. Zerma Tr'p spent the weekend week-end in Callao with her husband, Oliver Tripp to help him celebrate his birthday, , M'bs Julie Chesley of Salt Lake spent the weekend in Delta with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Chesley. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gardner returned re-turned home Monday from a trip to Idaho Falls, They visited with their son Kenneth and his family. Ann Stanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Stapley, visited in Delta this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith. She also visited with several of her girl friends here In Delta. Anthony Adams of Salt Lake City, visited over the weekend in Delta' with his parents and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. Owen Cahoon, who Is attending school at Logan has just been made Second Counselor in the Logan 6th Ward. The Bishop Is Ross Covington Coving-ton and the first counselor is Keith Mortensen, also of Delta. Owen is Mortensen, also of Delta. Ofwen is married to the former Charlotte Taylor of Delta and the couple have two children, Russell and Ann. Congratulations, Owen. The farewell testimonial for Elder Eld-er Doug Smith was very well attended at-tended "by his many friends. I wish everyone of you could have heard the testimony he bore. It was really wonderful. We wish Doug much success on his mission. Mrs. Lem'ra Bishop is visiting in Rlgby, Idaho, with her son, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bishop and family. She will be gone a couple of weeks. Mrs. Lula Wamick celebrated her 83rd birthday Saturday, Oct. 13th. She was honored with a birthday dinner Saturday evening. With her for the occasion were her two daughters, Liz Pace, of Las Vegas, Nev.; and Pearl Gottfredson, of Circleville. , Also several of her grandchildren were there. We wish Mrs. Warnick many more Happy Birthdays. i Call 4181 with your news items. HAPPY DEER HUNTING TO ALL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A Tribute To THE DELTA CHRONICLE The Utah Library Association wishes to take this opportunity during dur-ing National Newspaper Week to acknowledge the great debt that all of us owe to the newspapers of the state of Utah. From the local lo-cal weekly papers to the large daily papers of our metropolitan areas, we gain an Insight into the complex problems on both local, national and international levels. With its immediate coverage of newsworthy events along with an exacting presentation of current problems on its editorial pages, we are able to better understand the time in which we live. For this you have our sincere gratitude. The officers and members of the Utah Library Association salute you and send greetings and best wishes for your continued success. Harold W. Bell, President Guy Schuurman, Executive Secretary for the Membership and the Executive Board Hinckley - - - CLARA STEWART It was so good to see Arthur H. Reeve and wife Mary on Friday. Their son Rex of Salt Lake brot them down to take care of some business. Although Art has lost 45 lbs. he looks fine and has his school boy shape back. His leg is not entirely en-tirely healed so he has a walking contrivance he stands up and gets around in. He had to go back. Saturday Sat-urday for a check-up with his doctor. doc-tor. They may spend some time in California with son Ronald and family fa-mily this winter. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Theobald left for Seattle and the World's Fair Wednesday morning. They will visit vis-it their sister Edna Fuller in Seattle Seat-tle then go to Lodi to visit sister Elina, then Reno to see their brother bro-ther Vert's family. They also will visit Eda and Blair Maxfield in Sacramento, Calif. Dorothy Damron was in Salt Lake most of the week for a PTA Convention. DELTA THIRD WARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS BEA WILLDEN SHOP AT HOME SHOP WITH THE ADVERTISERS 4&flbaow cost, stoma doom, 71," KVM t- -4 via: t How does anyone keep up with time? I've missed the past two weeks. Now I can't remember all the things thats happened. I went to Salt Lake and stayed for four days. Had a real nice time. Four of us attended the DUP Convention, Con-vention, Mrs. La Vina Bunker, Mrs. LaVern Theobald, Mrs. Zelda Og-den Og-den and myself. We attended a meeting in the Hotel Utah. Also had a lovely luncheon at the Hotel Utah Banquet Ban-quet Room. We had the rare opportunity of meeting Utah's oldest pioneer Mrs. Hilda Erickson. She being the honored hon-ored guest. Went on a tour to Saltair, also to the Pioneer Memorial Building. Saw many lovely pioneer antiques. Stayed with Bonnie and enjoyed Visiting. Visited- Mrs. Jay Tolbert and family and Mrs. George Hamb-lin Hamb-lin of Audhon, N. J. She is a niece by marriage to the Willdens. Mr, Jay Tolbert was in Wyoming antelope hunting. Also had a nice visit with Mrs. Althea Orton and family. Young Wally is in the Ma rines. It doesn t seem possible. Bonn's and I attended one session ses-sion of Conference, also. Mrs. Zola Lambright is home a- gain after spending four days in the Fillmore hospital. She's feeling much better . after having four pints of blood. Mr. and Mrs. Waymond Marshall and children spent a day in Delta last week visiting. Mr. Don Wilkins and ' Mr. Jerry Wilkins have been doing some traveling looking for employment. They made a trip to Weiser, Idaho to visit their brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Wilkins. They found them fine and with a new addition to their family. A baby boy born Sept. 20th. They 'now have four children, two girls and four boys. ' CARD OF THANKS Words cannot adequately express our gratitude to those who expressed express-ed their sympathy and helpfulness to us so beautlfuly at the time of our recent sorrow. May God bless you all. -. Mr. and Mra Carl Robson and family Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nickle left last Sunday to fly to Washington, D. C, to attend a Mortician Convention. Con-vention. They will return by car with mortician friends from Richfield. Mario Morris called from Imperial Imper-ial Beach, Calif. Thursday evening telling his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold R. Morris of the arrival of an 8 lb. baby boy. His name will be David Mario, He has an older brother, Jeffery Lynn, lone McNeil and husband Don of Showlow, Ariz., spent three days with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webb. They left for home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Spencer and son Stanley went Friday to Alton on an early deer hunt. Dot's parents par-ents live there. . Mr. and Mrs, Evan Western and two girls of Dugway spent the weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Western. They held a meeting and chose Evan as the president of their family genealogical genealo-gical organization. I went up north to spend the weekend with my children. In BYU 10th Ward, Sunday night, Bob Mc Rae was giving a report of his mission mis-sion to the Northern States. Bob was one of the boys whom my son Don brought into the church, while he was in the Navy. Bob's home was in New York, but he left from BYU, so I was interested to hear his report. It was a stormy day. We went up to Battle Creek Drive, up on Snow Hill, where my son Lyle has a beautiful new home and it snowed all day. The mountains were covered, so you deer hunters take warm clothes when you go up in the mountains this weekend. Beth and Melvin Hepworth came home from Cedar City to do a little farm work, Saturday, but the wind was blowing too hard. Students home this weekend were Larry Morris from Trade Tech in Salt Lake; Diane Deihl, Margaret Ekins, and Ted Spendlove, from the BYU; and Susanne Judd from Cedar Ce-dar City. At church Sunday evening, High Councilman, Orvil Jeffery and wife, gave interesting and inspiring remarks. re-marks. Special music was by the ward choir. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carpenter and children spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Jennie Woodbury Lee and husband, Harold, were here from Salt Lake to see their father, Mr. Charles R. Woodbury. Reed Stewart spent part of the week in town. He works at Hercules Hercu-les and lives in Magna. The Hinckley Rook Club met at the home of Mrs. Belva Morris on Wednesday. After a delicious lun-, cheon they played one high. Members Mem-bers present were Nina Mecham, Ruth Talbot, Enid Damron, Roma Ekins, Thora Petersen, Oleta Swen-i sen, Angle Pratt, Violet Robinson, Arvilla Workman, Erma Cropper, Harriet Spendlove, Beryl Hardy, Ar-; villa Swensen. Invited guests were ' Cherie Morris, Grayce Pace, Luellaj Western, Alta Warnick, Elaine Hardy Har-dy and Clara Stewart. Nma won high prize for members; Ruth, sec-. ond; Erma, low. Elaine and Clara won high guest prizes. Ann Cropper and Delma Jean Galli were, hostesses at a party for the Coalesce club, Thursday evening, even-ing, at the Galli home. Dinner was served then rook played. Attend ing were Lowanna Petersen, Laun- ita Bishop, Berneice Palmer, Joyce Gronning, Dot Spencer, Anna Lee Hepworth, Arvilla Workman, Erma Cropper, Harriet Spendlove, Roma Ekins, Beryl Hardy, Ruth Talbot, and Esther Petersen. Dot won the prize for high score; Anna Lee won second; Ruth guest prize, and Beryl grand slam. Berneice got low score prize and Launrta, set. The Relief Society special work meeting was held Tuesday,, where the ladies made floral pieces for their homes, also did quilting, etc. Dinner was served at noon for all the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Cleone Talbot and family, of Provo, were guests of Mrs. Golda Talbot Saturday and Sunday. , Heber Bishop drove to Holden Saturday night for a wedding. KLEE FIN LIN SON eammcion . . Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hanson drove to Scipio Sunday to visit with Mrs. Rex Peterson on her birthday. Roger Nlelson and Max Nielson were home from school over the weekend. " Mrs. Clara Adams of Salt Lake City has been staying the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Clinton Clin-ton Nielson. Mr. Dern Williams of Fillmore drove over Sunday and had dinner with his mother, Mrs. Jane Williams. Wil-liams. Mr. Wm. Bradfield returned home from his week's stay with his grand son Dee Bradfield. He reported he had been busy working on genealogy genea-logy with Dee and Mrs. Jim Anderson. An-derson. Mrs. Grant Overson, Alida Ruth and Scoll accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Elson Johnson of Nephi, Mrs. Charles Larsen of Chester, Mrs. Walter Hanson of Ephraim, to Circleville Cir-cleville Saturday to attend the funeral fun-eral of a cousin, William Thomas. They stopped at the Big R ock Candy Can-dy Mountain and stopped at Gunnison Gunni-son to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ostler of Nephi visited at the Grant Overson home Sunday afternoon. They were Overson's neighbors when they lived liv-ed in Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finlinson visited vis-ited Saturday with Mrs. Ruth Finlinson, Fin-linson, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich Finlinson. Fin-linson. Mrs. Ralphs, of Aberdeen, Idaho, has 'been visiting the past week with her daughter, Norma Nielson and family. ( : Miss Julie Skidmore spent the weekend w,th Mr, and Mrs.. Grant Nielson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dutson were down last Tuesday visiting friends and relatives. . Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bradfield, Eva Lynn and Eddie spent the weekend in' Leamington.. ' Mrs. Margaret Bradfield had a telephone call from her grandson Denny Lambright. He is in the Air Force and he is being stationed in Spain. Mr. and Mrs. Laurn Buford and son and Miss LaRay Parsons from Paso Robles, Calif., visited Sunday iwitli their grandmother, Mrs. Mar- ! garet Bradfield. The P.T.A. had "Back to School ' Night" last Thursday. Each teacher ; had two classes and a business meeting was held. Mrs. Harder gave a short discourse on Mental Health. Mrs. Nielson gave a talk on Civil Defense and Mr. Johnson There was a large crowd in attendance. attend-ance. Cider and do-nuts were served serv-ed to everyone. Dwight Guff has been home for a furlough with his parents. He Is stationed at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. He was set apart as a i part-time missionary. We congratu-I congratu-I late him as we know he will do a good Job. ChtoHr then Olaii FUXISlE, SHATTERPROOF, MADE BETTER, LAST LONGER S If, . . . 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