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Show i FIRST WARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS LEONA WOHI3 Mrs. Lucille (Dean) Peterson of ference recently held in Salt Lake. Logan, visited with friends in and This is the first time it has been around Delta. The Petersons lived televised in Texas, here years ago when Mr. Peterson Sidnev Secrrls siient an afternoon taught school at Delta High Their jast week Witn nis parents, Mr. and j Burns and Carol Charming Show,1 nume i uuw "j Mrs. ueioert dearie. He also went Ut ih nn' "An TTvonina wth to look after his mining interests j Ray Boleer," a dancer, at the Sa hara. brothers. -.. Mrs. V:rgie Erode rick is isiting in Dugway with a daughter Tola ' Newman. i Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Gardner, Mr. i Donald D. Miller and Harriet Campbell Camp-bell spent the weekend in Las Ve- gas where they celebrated Mrs. Gardner, Miss Cambell and Mr. Mil- iler's birthdays. They saw three shows, "The Flower Drum Song," at the Thunderbird; "The George Taylor family. Students home from s chool this weekend are Bruce Taylor, Jeannie Taylor, Fred Works and Jerry Huff from CSU at Cedar City; and Peter Doolin from Dixie at St. George. Lexictiie Merrill was in Provo Saturday with a group of students from Delta High, to attend Journalism Journ-alism Clinic. Miss Hansen accompanied accompa-nied them. The clinic was held at BYU and there were several hund red high school students attending. in the west hills. Floyd Hardy from the Stake Sunday Sun-day School Superintendency visited Oak City Ward Sunday morning. Frank Roberts returned home last week from a Salt Lake hospital hospi-tal where he had surgery. Weekend visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sperry were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Westerman. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Hayes and family of Salt Lake visited with Hoxie Held, a student from BYU i irs. Haves' Darents. Mr. and Mrs was a weekend visitor at the Clif-;E. E. Gardner. ford Merrill home. She is a niece! Sunday niaht Sacrament service of Mrs. Merrill's. Her home is in in the Delta First Ward was given San Francisco. by Bruce Taylor. He recently re- Mr. and Mrs, James Hardy and turned from a Swedish mission. On young son Sheldon spent Saturday; the program with Bruce was a song LAURA BRADFIELD Millard County Chronicle Thursday, October 18, 1962 night at the Floyd Hardy home. Mr. Velmer Odean is visiting relatives re-latives and friends in Nebraska this week. by Shirl Tolbert, a cousin. Monce Ikalianen from the Swedish sector of Finland. She is here going to school at the BYU. She saved Dan Iverson visited his daughter enough money to come to America. Shanon at the Brog Hopkins home . She is an interpreter of the Finnish last weekend. and Swedish laneuaees and also speaKs very good fcngnsn. Mr. Willard Atkins and son Kent visited the weekend at the M. H. Workman home. Mrs. M. H. Workman received a phone call from her son Merlin who lives in Houston, Texas. He called to wish her a happy birthday. He was thrilled to tell his parents that they were able to see the LDS Con- NTT FHT. Get More in for the weekend mm M Cv, ) Afflcrku Daliy AmcUdoa ef Uuh Other visitors that we noticed were Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry and family, Mrs. Pete Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. John Fullmer, Jay May, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Murray, Mrs. Cleone Tolbert, Tol-bert, Mrs. Erma Cropper and Mary Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Turner, Turn-er, Mrs. Nona Chesley and Sandy Taylor. Elder Richard Youngburg and Elder El-der Neil Saunders from Ogden were at the Taylor home. They were both missionary companions of Bruce's. Elder Saunders and Bruce toured Europe before coming home. The Delta First Ward Belief So ciety basaar and supper will be held November 9th. Let's mark that date on our calendar. Mr. and Mrs. Max Robison were in Provo Saturday to visit Mr. Rob-ison's Rob-ison's father. . Mr. and Mrs. James Nickle, Mr. Dale Pearson, Mrs. Lula Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Young attended funeral services in Meadow last Saturday for William Bushnell. He was a relative of these people. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jeffery and family of Bountiful were weekend visitors at the Wallace Jeffery home. Mrs. Aul'ne Jeffery and family of Provo spent Saturday and Sunday Sun-day with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jeffery Jef-fery and Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kesler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Leavitt and other members of the Leavltt family. Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Broderick visited vis-ited in Emery last week with Mrs. Broderick's mother and her two Dale and Patsy Carling of Murray Mur-ray spent the weekend with parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Hawley. Steven Rowley was home this week to celebrate his birthday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Rowley. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nichols and Pearl Wilkins spent Tuesday in Spanish Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent, Jr., of Salt Lake City, spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. Eathel Skeem. Mr. Floyd Hardy of Delta has spent his spare time removing the railroad houses that he bought. It is quite a big job, but it will cer-1 tainly improve the crossing. It was difficult to see if a train was com-' ing. I Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ludwig and family have moved to Delta. They bought the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pearson in Delta Third Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson moved into the recently purchased home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long. Oasis Ward will miss the Ludwig Lud-wig family but we extend our best wishes to them in their move. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roundy were recent Salina visitors.' Coleen Gillen was .surprised last week when her friends gave her a birthday party. Twenty girls were in attendance. Mrs. Funk of Logan is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Stanworth. Mrs. Funk is in her 90's and enjoys extremely good health. She attended Sacrament Sacra-ment meeting Sunday evening. Mrs. Hutchings, who has lived with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop for the past few years has moved to a Midvale rest home. Norma Skeem and Loreen Black burn spent a few days last week in Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kelly enter tained family members Sunday, with a birthday d nner for their Men are like rivers they become ther, Jim McCardel, of Salt Lake, crooked by following the path of and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mallitt, least resistance. of Santa Monica, Calif., visited in Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Bradfield Lynndyl last week with many old took their grandson, Thayne, to his triends. home in Las Vegas, last Wednes- Mr. ana Mrs. cieaa meison ana day. While there they visited with sister, Minnie Ashby, went to Salt uaKe last weanesaay on ousmess. Sister Ashby remained in Salt Lake with her daughter, Nina and family. fam-ily. Eva Lue Nielson and her mother Mrs. Burrows, from Springville, visited vis-ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nielson. Eva Lue is going to the BYU in Provo this year. Mrs. Eleanor Nielson, and Mrs. Lucille Nielson, both have the casts off their broken legs, and are able to get around some, but still have to use crutches. We will be happy to see them well and running a round like they did before their ac cidents. Saturday morning the boy scouts and cub scouts from Lynndyl and Leamington, under the supervision of Aralda Jones, Nola and Earl Greathouse and Grant Nielson, h ked to the top of Fool Creek peak. They cooked their dinner in fail, saw several head of deer and had a wonderful time, until on the way down, Nola Greathouse turn ed her ankle and fell, breaking her I leg in two places. The scouts and covering at home with a cast on CUB SCOUT WORKERS her leg from her toes to above the All Cub Scout Workers are asked knee. These accidents happen so to meet at the Stake House on suddenly. Nola will certainly be Thursday, Oct. 25th, at the first cub missed in the ward while she s SCOut roundtable to undertake and convalescing, as she was so active talk central planning meetings and in all the auxiliary organizations, helps to get the packs on regular Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnson had program schedule. The meeting their young grandsons, Robert and will be conducted by Thurman Edward, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Til- Moody, Assistant District Commis- Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Peters, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Orvil lefferv went Mrs. Dean Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Judd to Salt Lake Monday to meet their! white and children, and Jay and son Glen who is returning from a Rose Bradfield. Jay is teaching German mission. drafting in Western High School; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. R'ding spent also, 2 classes each week of draft-the draft-the weekend in Springville and Salt1 ing and blue print reading under Lake with Mr. and Mrs. John Mil-1 the Adult Education program. The ler, Mrs. Glenna Cook and Mr. and Bradfields returned home Saturday. Mrs. Raymond Vest and children. Mrs. Mayme Freer and her bro- (D)mns News RUBY SKEEM son, Jim. Present were Jim and Betty Kelly and children, and Daryl and Ann Cropper and children. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop spent Sunday in Calleo. The Pr.mary officers gave Sacrament Sac-rament meeting Sunday. A donation for the football practice prac-tice suits for Delta High School is being collected by Norma Skeem. Thursday, Homecoming Day,' leaders assisted in getting her to candy, popcorn balls and cookies the car, then Earl took her to Span- will be sold in Delta. ish Fork to Dr. Moody. She is re SUTHERLAND In $m M M (tup Sacrament meeting was fast and testimony in our ward on Sunday. It was under the direction of Bishop Bish-op Max Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bishop had their baby daughter blessed. Karen Beth was the name they chose. Great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bishop and Mrs. Josie Moody were there, also, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moody of Deseret and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bishop of Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Anderson of Nephi visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bishop had their two daughters, Floy and Nada as visitors over the weekend. There wtll be a farewell testi monial for David Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Anderson next Sunday. He is going to the Central Atlantic States Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson took Shauna to Provo to see the dentist on Saturday. Mrs. Hansen, mother of Mavis Bennett, of Logan, was here to spend the weekend with the Jay Bennetts. Rhoda Jackson is in Moses Lake, man Johnson, of Sutherland, with them the past week while Tilman and Virginia made a business trip to California and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. William Overson received word of a new grandson, born in Orem to Myron and Ellen Overson Fraizer. The new baby has one older brother. Mrs. Overson went to Orem Monday to assist in the care of the new baby. Mrs. Lucille Johnson went to Salt Lake over the weekend and visited with her daughter, Joan and family. Visiting at the Lowell Wilkins home over the weekend, were En-la En-la and Junior Baird and children from Richfield, Barbara Anderson and children, from Oak City. Linda Wilkins went to Richfield with the Bairds for a couple of weeks. Jane Nelson and Lanny Wiley, who are going to school in Provo, were home over the weekend. Mrs. Francis Tolbert of Delta, spent Sunday at the home of her son, Dale and family, seeing her new granddaughter for the first time. Sidney Dalton and Dixie Merrell, from Delta, spent the weekend with Judy and Phillis Nielson. They at tended the Gold and Green Ball and Sunday School in our ward Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Bradfield sioner and Boyd R. Ivie, District Scout Executive. Seven-thirty p. m. at the Make House. Support YOUR hometown news paper by supporting your home town advertisers. boy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pendrav. from Orem, spent Sunday with Allen and Carrol Nielson. Allen and Bob went duck hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, of Orem, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aralda Jones. The MIA officers of the Lynndyl Ward wish to take this opportunity to thank those who helped make our Gold and Green Ball the huge success that it was; those who spent so many hours decorating and advertising, the Oak City orchestra, or-chestra, the support was had from Bishop Phill Nielson, councilors, Keith Nielson and Dean Etough. The suuport of our stake officers and partners, Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Eldro Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Black, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Tippetts, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Rowley. The theme song "Autumn Leaves" presented so beautifully by the singing mothers, under the direction of Mina Over- son; the all girls dance in the floor were happily surprised when their show; the ones in the community daughter, Rayma Hughes came in who so willingly furnished cidar Wash., visiting with her son, Lloyd and family. From there she will go to Great Falls, Mont., to visit Luen before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Johnson made a trip to California on bus! ness last week. Part of children stayed with grandma Mary at Lynndyl and part with grandma Mary here at Sutherland. Miss Kathryn Gunnell of Ogden and Elwin, who is attending the BYU, visited at the home of his parents, Bishop and Mrs. Max Johnson John-son over the weekend. The Timmons have returned to their home here in Sutherland after af-ter being in California where Mr. Timmons has received treatment for the burns he received last sum mer. Mrs. Berniece Matson of Fort Worth, Texas, spent the weekend of conference with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Porter. They became acquaint ed when Ken and JuVene worked in Fort Worth. They took her back to Salt Lake on Monday. I would appreciate people phon ing their news in. I miss so many! Saturday night from Salt Lake. She came to wish her father a happy birthday, and to attend the Gold and Green Ball. She left for Salt Lake Sunday afternoon in that terrific wind storm. Hope she arrived ar-rived O.K. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson went to Salt Lake and Provo, over the weekend. Dan and Shirley Sherrif Roberts, and daughter, Dana, of Wendover, were visitors in our ward Sunday. They are buying Brother Hogan's home, and we are all hoping they will come back to our ward when school is out In the spring. The town board, under the direction di-rection of Mayor Reed Nielson, is spending a lot of time and money fixing recreational facilities for the townspeople. The ball field has been planted with lawn, which is coming up pretty and green. Black topping has been hauled in and spread out for a tennis court and basketball standards. Playground equipment and a fire place will al so be installed. This will be en joyed by all, and also make our community more attractive o the tourists. Mr. and Mrs. Aralda Jones and boys went to Tintic, Sunday, to see Dale and Lamara Jones' new baby and doughnuts for our snack bar; and especially the ones who came to dance from our ward and surrounding sur-rounding wards Thanks, thanks, so much, your support was greatly great-ly appreciated. High councilman, Walter Ekins, from Hinckley, visited our ward Sunday. He attended Priesthood meeting and Sunday School. He also al-so brought the program for Sacrament Sacra-ment meeting. David Crafts, recent ly returned from an LDS mission in England, gave an interesting talk; Susan Reeves played the piano; pi-ano; Mr. Ekins talked, also. Prayers were offered by Herbert Abegglen and Eddie Dutson. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Elfred Reeves and Margaret Ekins. After meeting, fireside was held for the youth of our ward. Jean Bird and Candy Shields, of Delta, spent Monday night with Valarie Talbot. Myrtle Nielson, of Leamington, visited at the Earl Greathouse home Monday. Happy birthday this week to Brent Christensen, Janet Swabb, Lucille Overson, Phillis Nielson and Billie Nielson. The deer hunters are getting all excited and looking forward to Saturday a.m. Good luck to all. , mm , i.nrr-r- " innrt r r-T StfA&W'W.Wmw -.. '- ' - rmmm1. s Pamper those delicate fabrics, take good care of those "miracle" synthetics . . . treat them to the tender care that only a flameless electric dryer can give. LESS FADING. 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