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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, July A, 1963 Oman $ P, aqe (HQS r J ' To Speak Voivs G.oria Allied will beconie the bride of Garry Tolbert on Saturday, I Miss Allred is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred of Deseret and Mr. Tolbert is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tolbert of Delia. A reception in their honor will be held that evening between the hours of 9:00 and 12:00. Their many friends are cord'.aily invited to attend. OASIS RUBY SKEEM MISS KAE FINLINSON Voir Planned In Manti Temple Mr. and Mrs. Burnis R. Finlinson of Oak City are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage mar-riage of the'.r daughter, Kae to Mr. William Don Dutson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Dutson of Oak City. Wedding plans are being made for September 14th in the Manti IDS Temple. West Desert ROUNDUP VELMA TIMM MISS PEGGY SKIDMORE Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Skidmore announce the engagement ana forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Peggy, to Sweeney R. stako vUitnrs fame out to church Windchief, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, June 23. They were Mr. Tom Pratt, Mr. E. M. Moody and Mr. LaVoy Tolbert and Mr. Dutson of Oak City. Everyone at church enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner prepared by the Relief Society. Mr. and Mrs. Garff Maxfield and family spent the weekend at the Archie Maxfields. Bradley and Craig Maxfield of Heber City are visiting their grandparents, also. The young people of Gandy and Callao enjoyed a birthday party for June Bates at the Gandy School House June 21st. Visiting a few days at the home of Inez Tripp were Beverly and Glen Peterson and family of Lehi. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Timm of Provo spent the weekend at Garrison Garri-son visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Rowley. Mrs. Rowley came to Callao Cal-lao with them on Sunday. Miss Valoy Sabey of Salt Lake is spending the summer at the Neilson home. Mutual opened June 25th. Sheryl Schlappi is president; Amy Bagley, first counselor; Rodger Pugh, second sec-ond counselor and Betty Sims, secretary. sec-retary. Games were played and refreshments re-freshments served., CALLAO 4-H CLUB NEWS We held our meeting June 26th. We hauled gravel to the school yard for our community project. We also wrote a letter to the Juab County Road Commission. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served afterwards. Last week the forestry class discussed dis-cussed some of the poison plants found out here and food that could be found in the forest. We discussed plans for a fair to be held August 18th. We hope to have our projects finished and display dis-play them to the community along Chris Windchief of Brigham City. Peggy graduated from Utah State University this June with a B. S. degree in Clothing and Tex tiles. She was a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron, a national honorary hon-orary fraternity of Home Economics. Econom-ics. She is currently employed in Ogden. Mr. Windchief is attending Weber Web-er State College where he is a member of the varsity football team. Plans are being made for a late summer wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nichols are proud grandparents again. Randy and Carol Clements are the parents of a 'baby boy born June 27. Peggy L nda Johnson of iait Lake is spending a few days with Lois Peterson and visiting with relatives re-latives in Oas'.s and Hinckley. Margaret Ann Steneret was here a week ago to spend a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanworth. She is from Sunset. Inez Wiley spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Betsy Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley and son Gary, recently re-cently moved from Delta to Granger Grang-er where Mrs. Wiley will be teaching teach-ing school. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Skeem, Mark, Ken, Krlss and Judy went over to Otter Lake to fish for the weekend. Grant and Mem Peterson spent Saturday in Kanosh fishing. Dane and Ralph Nichols and Alan Wilkins went on a fishing trip on Wednesday. , Mrs. Verda Stanworth plans to ' leave Wednesday for Ogden and take her granddaughter, Jolyn Stan worth w.th her to spend a week( with her aunt Margaret Simmons. 'LaVeda Bishop spent a few days in Salt Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willoughby, M x wis r jk . k ) K X ... P V t , it at4 f i" 1 5 their return they are planning on tftking the Pratts on a trip thru the canyons. Mr. Lynn Warnick is vis'ting in Salt Lake with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jaynes and son Bruce of Pleasant Grove stopped in Delta on their way to California and visited with us for a few hours. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wood spent the weekend in Delta visiting with the Iversons and the Woods. Mrs. Kay Gardner spent the week in Delta and Kay came down Saturday Sat-urday night. They returned to Salt Lake where Kay is going to school and working in a drug store. Mrs. Don Morgan and four children child-ren are visiting with Mrs. Norma Wright. Mr. Morgan is attending the Educational Workshop at Stanford Stan-ford University. Mr. Morgan teaches tea-ches at Clarks College in Vancouver, Vancou-ver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griener and daughter Klea of Boulder, Utah; their daughter, Mrs. Allan Worthen and daughter Wendy Jo; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Griener and two children, of Granger, and Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Holt 8nd two children of Salt Lake, spent the weekend with Mrs. Lydia Taylor. Aunt Dell Lisonbee joined them for Sunday dinner. Jeffery Western of Salt Lake is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Western and with Gertrude Gert-rude and Berniece. He is a grandson grand-son of the late Jess Western. FIVE GENERATIONS of the Henry J. Schlappi family got together to-gether recently at Logan for picture pic-ture taking and visit'ng. Mr. Schlappi w'U observe his 90th birthday July 14. Pictured are the five generations. Immediately be hind Mr. Schlappi is his daughter Mrs. Norman (Verna) Gardner, of Delta. Standing next to her is Mrs. Paul (Lila) Ball of Gunnison. Gunni-son. Seated next to Mr. Schlappi is Mrs. Eugene (JoAnn) Beck of Salt Lake City holding her daughter dau-ghter Julia Ann, five weeks old. of Benjamin. Mr. Russell Black and Paul Dew- and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willoughby Sunday Gill Dutson played his ac. visited their s.ster, Rae who is still cordian Everyone enjoyed it very hospitalized. I m..h Tnhn WpstPrn was a truest. XT T - ,ir i I r. ni. .-.J .. " - - - o iiuuua rtxyv wans ieiL oaiuiuajr to take her new twins back to Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Carwin Nielson of Sunset spent Sunday with Mrs. Nielson's sister, Mrs. Jennie Styler. The 4-H Club members came home Wednesday, all reported hav ing a good time but all were tired and dirty. Sharon Rowley fell and cut her knee Tuesday in the big culvert. She was taken to Delta and had three stitches taken. Ronald Peterson and Jerry Huff went to Mt. Pleasant to the rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Skeem spent the weekend in Salt Lake with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skeem spent Saturday in Spanish Fork and Mrs. Skeem visited with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Taltiot DESERET MRS. EDNA CHHISTENSEN Another exceptionally fine Sacrament Sacra-ment meeting was enjoyed by all present Sunday evening. This time we were priveleged to have two recently re-cently returned missionaries from Delta, Elder Kay Bassett and Elder Charles Allen. Elder Bassett returned return-ed about eight months ago from the South New Zealand Mission and Elder Allen more recently from the Argentine Mission. Both talks were very enjoyable as both speakers speak-ers told of the countries they labored la-bored in as well as relating some faith promoting experiences they had. A mission is a wonderful experience ex-perience for our young people and does so much for them. Charles Allen Sr. and Ray Western were visitors to Sacrament meeting. A very large crowd of well wish Velyn Stevens met with us and told us many helpful things and answered our questions in forestry and sewing. We really enjoyed ers gathered at our recreation hall Saturday evening to attend the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clayton (Marilyn Warnick). Warn-ick). They were united in marriage earlier in the chapel by Bryce All-red. All-red. Orchid and white were the colors carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Everything was lovely and the young couple received re-ceived many wonderful gifts. We wish them much joy and happiness in their married life. Spencer Webb was operated on at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake Saturday morning. When Alice and Carl came home Sunday evening he was feeling fairly good. We certainly cer-tainly hope he has a speedy recovery. re-covery. Mr. and Mrs. Jack We'bb were in Salt Lake Sunday to visit Spence. Mrs. Elaine Moody was home for the weekend. She is attending school in Cedar City. Mrs. Ivanell Humphries and dau- Stephanie Gillen is spending a few days in Delta with her aunt. Beryl Sorenson. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Ludwig re- with projects they would like to exhibit. I their visit and hope they will call ghter Jody came from California June 13th, Juab County Agent Mr. again. I with Mr. and Mrs. Don Schoen- along Lynn Esplin and Home Agent Mrs. ' Betty Sims, Reporter berger to vis t their father. Don and Erickson are staying with her. wife went home Sunday morning. Ross Humphries came up Sunday. He and Ivanell will visit a little longer here. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warner spent Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Max Eliason left for their home in Anaheim, Calif., early Wednesday morning. Their son Carvel stayed to spend a few weeks with his cousins. On Tuesday Tues-day evening all the four Eliason brothers and their families enjoyed an outing at the sand hills. Fern Crafts and boys spent Thurs day in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stanworth and children spent Friday in Salt Lake They celebrated their son Scott's 5th birthday by going to Lagoon. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Petersen of Scipio visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher Friday afternoon. Mrs. Blanche Jensen and Max made a trip to Salt Lake on Friday Fri-day where Blanche had a checkup. Mrs. Vilate Maxfield and Russell and Paula Black spent Saturday in Clearfield visiting with Boyce and Sydney Flint and children. j Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher ac-! companied Mr. and Mrs. H y r u m Fisher and children to Scipio Sunday Sun-day where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Petersen. Elizabeth Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warner of Ogden Og-den is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner. I Mr. and Mrs. June Dutson and young son were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Or-mus Or-mus Dutson. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Webb received re-ceived a letter today from their son Jay. He has arrived in Australia Aus-tralia where he will labor as a missionary. We wish him much success. i Bertrice Erickson returned home Wednesday from the West Millard Hospital. She seems to be getting fine. Maylon and LaDawn ceived word that their son, Paul, was operated on in Germany where he is on a mission. We certainly wish h'm good luck. First Ward Hews LEONA WORKS Mrs. Carrie Black returned home Tuesday after spending three weeks in Salt Lake visiting with her sisters. She also attended the Hatch reunion. Mrs. Blanch Works and Mrs. Lydia Lyd-ia Evans spent Monday in Holden where they attended a birthday dinner for Mrs. Josephine Stevens. It was her 80th birthday. The dinner din-ner was given by Mrs. Grant Stevens. Ste-vens. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. 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