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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 15, 1962 The Millard County Chronicle Published Every Thundery at Delta. Utah By CHEONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY K. XL (Bob) HIDING OWNEH-PUBLISHEH INE2 HIDING ASSOCIATE EDITOR JOE STEWABT LINO PRESSMAN Entered as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Delta, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Subscription Hate: S4.00 a year in adrance; Six months, J2.2S Advertising Bates on Request NATIONAL EDITORIAL Hinckley - - - x CLARA STEWART . Sunday evening High Councilman Thomas Pratt had the meeting in charge. He also visited Sunday School Sunday morning. Elder Ken Finlinson helped in this assignment and was the first speaker. He tola us some of his interesting mission ary experiences and bore a powerful power-ful testimony of the divinity of the church. Mr. Pratt then gave a beau tiful talk and bore a humble testimony. testi-mony. Elden Ekins was released as president of the teachers quorum and Mark Crafts was chosen to fill that position. He choise Timothy Crafts as his 1st counselor with David Corey, 2nd and Barry Bishop as secretary. Victoria Valdezs membership mem-bership was read and we all voted to accept her in our ward. Duty to God awards was presented to Melvin Ross Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wright. Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST " Over five million package of the WILLARO TREATMENT have been told for relief of aymptoms ot distress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcer due to E-mi E-mi Acid Poor Dlgnt'on, Sour or UpMt Stomach, GmsIiwu, Hoartburn, Sloop-httnns, Sloop-httnns, etc., due to Eicms Acid. Ask for "Wlllard's Message" which fully explaina this homo treatment free at linker Pharmacy . The Hinckley Ward Choir had I their first practice Sunday evening for the Christmas Cantata for the program they give the last Sunday evening before Christmas. Anyone who has a good voice and loves to sing is invited to join us in this rendition. This week being Educational Week parents are invited to visit the schools also eat lunch at the lunch center. Tuesday being work day at Relief Re-lief Society the ladies voted to go to the lunch room for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Spendlove, Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Talbot and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hardy, all went to Salt Lake for the annual parade of quartets, which was presented Fri-i day and Saturday nights in the Highland High School auditorium.' Winners from about 2000 quartets ' from all over the country give this program. Its a real show with lots of beautiful barbershop harmony, also Beehive State Mens' Chorus of sixty voices do special numbers. They say its one of the best pro grams you could ever want to attend. Eider Ronald Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris, received his release Friday, Nov. 9 from his mission. Saturday he went to Long Island to a baptismal service and visited friends. Sunday morning he attended a New York Stake Conference. Con-ference. Monday he visited friends in Washington, D. C. Then Monday afternoon he will start home. He is coming with a friend who- is driving a new car out. He Intends to "be home Thursday, so he can register at BYU Friday for school. Mrs. Rose Shumway and baby .of Salt Lake are spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. Sharon Western. Vivian Leaney of St. George called on his uncle Charles R. Wood bury on Tuesday. Mrs. Carolyn Stevens hed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Weed of Fillmore, here to visit her family fam-ily this week. Ronald and Helen Snedker who have been living in the Robert Taylor Tay-lor home had a little bad luck. Ronald got a kidney Infection and hia far hrnlrp rlnwn sn thev called his folks in Salt Lake to take him I to his doctor in Denver. Ronald does diamond drilling out by Topaz Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Western and children of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Woofenden of Salt Lake were at the Alma Western home over the weekend. Last Tuesday evening oefore a crowd of 5,000 in Salt Lake, Miss Sharon Greer was chosen Ski Queen to open the winter carnival and Sherry Morris Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morris, of Hinckley, was chosen as her at-j tendant. Sherry was sponsored by: Hercules Ski Club. The girls were chosen after modeling ski outfits, and after-ski wear, in a fashion show. This was Salt Lake's first j winter sports show. Meldon Jay Wright of Salt Lake spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wright. Students home this weekend from BYU were Duane Stewart, i Paul Damron and Ted Spendlove. From Trade Tech. In Salt Lake were Edell Spencer and Carry Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson of Dug-way Dug-way were in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Barton of M.dvale were here to visit relatives and friends over the weekend. ) Sid Carter was hit broadside in his car, out in the middle of the intersection on a blind corner by Russell Knight's home. Both cars' were ruined and luckily no one was; killed. Sid was bruised and badly' shaken but luck was with him this ' time for which we are all thankful. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spencer of' Lovelock, Nev., spent the weekend in Hinckley visiting relatives and taking care of business. Twenty-five ladies received their certificates Friday evening from the Emergency Health Care Class given by Mrs. Dorothy Damron with Dr. Bird and Mrs. Dorothy Killpack helping on some of the lessons. Sheldon Western helped with demonstrations dem-onstrations on artificial respiration, etc. This is the second class held in Hinckley. Its good to know so many are prepared if and when disaster strikes. The Coalesce Club members and their husbands met for a party at the home of LaWanna Petersen Saturday night. Berniece Palmer and LaWanna were hostesses. After Af-ter a del cious dinner they played rook. People attending were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Galli, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. James Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hep- DESERET MRS. EDNA CHRISTENSEN The Deseret Ward Relief Society is holding its bazaar at 7:30 Friday even.ng, Nov. 16. We are especially anxious that our bazaar be a huge success this year. Our ward is planning plan-ning on cleaning, painting, redecorating redec-orating and remodeling our chapel and the Relief Society has promised prom-ised to furnish new draw-drapes, which we are so badly in need of. These will cost several hundred dollars so we are asking the help of everyone in our ward and will certainly welcome visitors from our neighboring wards to patronize us at our bazaar. There will be no supper but a very interesting program pro-gram is being arranged which you will thoroughly enjoy. There will be many lovely articles that will make ideal Christmas gifts. There will be popcorn, candy and naked goods for sale also, so come out and help support a worthy cause. High Councilman LaClead Niel-son Niel-son brot the program to Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. He brot Alma Western with him and they both gave very interesting talks. Alma not only gave good advise to our ward teachers but hs joined the bass section of our choir and helped it out considerably as only worth, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Cropper, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gronning, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Peterson. Duane and Delma Jean won 1st prize; Gene and Betty Jane 2nd prize and Ralph and Joyce low. Mrs. Nina Mecham entertained members of the Rook Club at her home Monday evening. A delicious luncheon was served, then the ladies la-dies played rook. Members present were Vi Robinson, Belva Morris, Er-ma Er-ma Cropper, Harriet Spendlove, O-leta O-leta Swensen, Arvilla Workman, Arvilla Swensen,' Thora Petersen, Beryl Hardy, Ruth Talbot, Dorothy Petersen and Angie Pratt. Invited guests were Clara Stewart, Esther Peterson, Berniece Palmer and Gladys Gla-dys Carter. Arvilla Swensen won high score prize; Erma 2nd, Berniece, Ber-niece, low, Esther high guest and grand slam, Arvilla and Dorothy. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damron Dam-ron went to Nephi to attend a missionary mis-sionary farewell testimonial and also to meet their son Paul's fian cee and his f am ly. Mrs. Thora Petersen spent the weekend in Provo. The Rookette Club met Monday night- at the home of Mrs. Shirl Baily. She served a Chinese dinner then they played rook. Members present were Marlene Bliss, Elaine Hardy, Bonnie Manis, Kelly Talbot, lone Christensen, Cherie Morris, Ly-la Ly-la Rae Morris, Ann Cropper, Anna Lee Hepworth and Lonnie Morris. Invited guests wese Carol Warnick, Glor a Walker, Fern Crafts, Arda Davis and Mabel Warnick. Prizes were won by Anna Lee, 1st; Kelly, 2nd; Lyla Rae, low; Carol, high guest; Gloria, low guest and Marlene Mar-lene slam. Jeddie Judd of Gandy was here to spend the weekend with his wife Elizabeth. I have a phone now so any time you have visitors or go places call me, 6985. Thank you. two bass- singers were in attendance. attend-ance. He also offered to help us on our chapel improvement program pro-gram which offer we appreciate. Another fine speaker was called from the audience. Vivian Wade, a high councilman from Millard Stake who happened to be visiting our ward.' Other visitors wre the wives of the two high councilmen and also Mrs. Wade. A special musical mu-sical number was a vocal quartet by Jackie Black, Jean Allred, Mil-den Mil-den Scow and Orin Allred. It was beautiful. Next Sunday evening will be the farewell for Elder Tony Western, son of Mr. and Mrs. Faun-Western, who has been called to serve in the Hawaiian Mission. Mrs. Ethel Smith (Luella West-em's West-em's mother) of Grace, Idaho arrived ar-rived Wednesday to visit for a while at the Western home. She took care of the children Saturday while Faun and Luella went on an elk hunt. On Thursday Faun and Luella, Mrs. Smith and John Henry Western West-ern went out to Fish Springs to tell Tony he had received his mission call. Mr. J. H. Western enjoyed the trip as it brot to mind things that happened on the road when he frieghted between Fish Springs and Deseret many years ago. The road is a little different now, but the big difference is the length of time it takes to travel it. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Dewsnup arrived ar-rived . home Saturday afternoon with the new school bus. They had been gone seventeen days so they really had a trip. Mr, and Mrs. Victor Roberts of Salt Lake visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jensen and family. Larry Moody cam?" down from Salt Lake and spent the weekend at the home of his' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moody. He took his wife and children back to Salt Lake with him. They had spent the past week visiting relatives in Deseret and Delta. Mrs. Dora Black and family and Mrs. Inga Black spent Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Jackie Black and daughter Audrey spent Monday and Tuesday Tues-day in Provo and Salt Lake. Mrs. Earl Fairchild of Midvale, Idaho, has been visiting in Deseret the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Swallow and Mr. and Mrs. John Rasmussen of Salt Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner Saturday. They are rock hounds so spent the day out west looking for rocks. Mrs. Hattie Cahoon went to Salt Lake Monday to see her doctor. Jack Harmon was in Deseret one day last week and went pheasant hunting with Garold Moody. Jack lived here for a few years when he ' tiroc, a km, Kit i Viae kni. wo a uvjr uut it una uccril il v c ut six years since he visited here last. Mr. and Mrs. George Pappas and daughter L'nda of Riverton and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pappas of Midvale visited with Mr. and Mrs. Georg3 Fisher on Tuesday. Mr.' and Mrs. Cecil Warner returned re-turned home Tuesday after spending spend-ing four days visiting in Ogden and i 1 Use Christmas Seals St'.. mm sis FIGHT TB and OTHER RESPIRATORY DISEASES Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred spent Thursday and Friday in Salt Lake. Gene and Scott Damron, small sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Damron, Dam-ron, spent the past week visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Damron. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Torren's Jr. and children spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tor-rens. Tor-rens. Janice Petersen was down to spend the weekend with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petersen. Peter-sen. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Cropper and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Croft spent Tuesday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Black and Violate Vio-late Maxfield left Thursday for Hawaii where they were to meet Russell Black on Saturday. Russell s on his way home from his mission mis-sion in Australia. He will report his mission in our ward Nov. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Varlo Cahoon have moved to Delta. West Desert ROUNDUP VELMA TIMM The Gandy School held a party Nov. 3rd. People attended from Callao, Trout Creek and Gandy. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bates at Gandy Gan-dy spent a couple of days in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Loyde, from Auburn, Calif., spent a week here. They bot the Clara Tripp farm. Ellen Simms spent the weekend in Callao with her family. She returned re-turned to Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tripp and Delora. Miss Joyce Thayer was a weekend week-end guest of the Sims family. The doctor and nurses made a trip to the schools out here. 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