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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 7, 1963 DELTA THIRD WARD AREA NEWS BRIEFS J1EA WILLDEN There's s'ckness all around us. I guess the flu bug is out in full swing. Al had it pretty bad, but is up and out again. Now, Darrell is down. So goes the world just like a seesaw. I received word tha; father Mc-Clellan Mc-Clellan arrived home safely. We're so glad as he had been ill while he was here vis ting. Lee McAllister was home over night and said Luella is improving improv-ing a little every day. Sure will be happy when she can be home a-gain. a-gain. Mrs. Wells Wood visited her at the hospital Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spor and Kay visi'ed their son Bernard Sunday in Salt Lake. Bernard is at the LD3 Hospital training in XRay. Mrs. Zo'a Lambright spent Saturday Satur-day and Sunday in Tooele with Mr. and Mrs. Waymond Marshall. She came back to Delta Monday morning morn-ing with Merrill. A': Sacrament meeting Sunday two babies were blessed and three little girls were confirmed members mem-bers of the church. Babies blessed were the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Clara Boil Bennett) Cook, named James Clark and was blessed by an uncle, Rex Cook. His grandmother, grandmo-ther, Mrs. Clara Bennett was in attendance. at-tendance. Bryan Keith Peterson was the name given to the son of ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson and ' was blessed by Rodney Ivie. Mrs. Vera Speagman and Mr. Alton Speagman, mother and brother of Mrs. Peterson, were at church also. Lois Karen Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson, was confirmed a member by Bishop Merlin ChrislensenrMargaret Dek-1 Dek-1 ker was confirmed by her father, Arjaan Dekker. Mrs. Roy Wood and j daughter Beverly came to see Mar- garet's confirmation. Janet Lake was confirmed by her father, Al- Range Condition District Manager Lowell J. Udy, of the Bureau of Land Management, Manage-ment, reports that the Federal ranges are generally in good condition condi-tion in the Fillmore District. Pu-owse studies carried out by the ( BLM in cooperation with the Forest Service and the Utah Fish & Game Department indicates fair winter range for dear through the coming winter. However, most of the feed is held over from last year as very little growth was made this year. Sheep are now moving onto the desert ranges. Bureau personnel have been busy repairing wells, and o'.'har watering facilities prior to the influx of the sheep herd3. Water conditions are much better than they were one year ago. Range livestock forage looks good over most of the District. eivs VENICE DAVIS IK, get extra. TiT IT IT AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF UTAH Sponsored by Vlah's Dairy Farmers ' fred Lake. i Mr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and Carl over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mork of Salt Lake visiled Mr. and Mrs. Bent Mark and got acquainted with their new grandson. Mrs. Nan Nielson was released from the MIA as 2nd year MA Tea cher and Mrs. Alice Gardner was sustained in her place. Mrs. Nan Nielson was sustained as Speech Drama Director and Glenna Moody as Music Director in the MIA. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ashby and hree chi.dren v'sited in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashby and Mr. nd Mrs. Richard Hare. They also ltlended the football game be-ween be-ween Millard and Delta Friday. Mrs. Freda Dimmieck also visit-id visit-id with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hare. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowers from Hichfield and four children visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ashby and did some pheasant hun'Jng. The Third Ward Primary had a 'ery nice Halloween party, with nany children attending. There ere games and a treat for all the children. Mr. and Mrs. Wa!ter Forster ani wo children of Logan were In Del-1 a for the pheasant hunt and to visit Mr. and Mrs. Neil Forster and Mrs. Ila Forster. Ila returned to Logan for a visit with her children. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sperry of Nephi came to Delta Sunday after their iwo small children, Debbie and Ke-van Ke-van who have been staying w.th their grandmother, Mrs. Nathan Tay.or for the past week. Our sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Max Stanworth at the loss of their infant triplet daughters. They were grand-daughters of Mrs. Howard Ho-ward Blake of Delta. Their mother s Mrs. Max (Mae Jean Hansen) Stanworth. Mrs. Eddie (Connie) Smith is in Jan Diego, Cal f. where she joined ler husband Eddie, who is in the Javy and is stationed there. Mrs. Norma Blake has been in 5alt Lake with her daughter, Mrs. lax Stanworth. Mr. and Mrs, Harlon Stone were happy to have all of their family home for the weenend to help Harlon Har-lon celebrate his birthday. Home from Las Vegas were Mr. and Mrs. Derrall Wright and girls, Vickie, Shirlene and JoAnn, also Jay Stone. Rex Stone came from Soda Springs, Idaho and on his way down he stopped al the BYU and brot home a friend from New York, Miss Salli Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Stone returned her to the BYU Sunday afternoon and went on to Soda Springs to move Rex home as his trip to Provo Thursday for her fun- ifun and the adults plenty to eat. and fam'Iy spent Friday with Mr. A large crowd attended. and Mrs. Lawrence uennett ana Mr. The MIA had a Halloween party and Mrs. Verland Willden and fam-Tuesday fam-Tuesday night with fun and danc- ily were a: the Bennett home on ing. A big pile of clothing and hats Sunday. were put in the center of the hall Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Damron and and each person grabbed some and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon dressed with what he or she had. Christensen and Clay were down o- ine prize went to Donna Losee lor ver the weekend. the best costume. Joyce Hill from Logan visited Mrs. Pearl Petersen of Scipio vi sited with her sister, Telia fisher Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill and Artie. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill returned to their home in California after deer hunting and visiting with their sister, Norma Meinhardt and family and Art H 11 and family. Mr. ana Mrs. Memnarat sick for the past week but is better now. We want to express our sympathy sympa-thy to Max and Mae Jean Stanworth Stan-worth on the loss of their three in- fant daughters, borne things we job had ended there. Sunday night meeling a week a-go a-go was given by the bishopric with Cecil Shurtz conducting. Talks were given by LeAuer Shields, Shirlee Shields and remarks by Cecil Shurtz. Ilnniois i'iould be more careful. I Dor s Abbott is home again from jiliind i-ur where she has been vis-1 ' :.: 1 J - T M.n. lUn ..rnnlrAJ ...UK K nn.nnt? . ner uiniiui'M, ivu-. a n u ivus. mr nrcnmu wnn iiki jiuicinjj, Ffjfiay Telia has been auite iveMy ADDOii ana iamuy. one naa visi ing her over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Manley Abbott and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Abbott and family and Mr. and Mra Billy Mills and family of Kaysville. Tressa Tenson received word of "n -vlrs; wemnarai enteriainea - the death' of her oldest sister of Sunday for them at Hatch's City '"he oiv rvi.K- Tv,iVr rkiAtin cir;nn. Cafe. H Whittier, Calif., where she will visit vis-it for the next six months with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Croft and family. L Irene and Joe Caluse and Irene's sister Helen Medel of Los Angeles, I Calif., spent several days last week MRS. EDNA CHRISTENSEN visiting at the home of Mr. and -.n Mrs. Clayton Palmer. On Tuesday , .... i Denise accompanied them to Mam- ine pneasam num. is ou unu u. mQth flnd Park ci(y pIaces where Provo. Tressa and son Rex made a' Sandra Terry of Salt Lake and oral. We sympathize with them in their hour of sorrow. Sunday in Sacrament meeting we had two babies blessed and given a name! Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy had their baby boy named Kevin Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. boy friend visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry. Jay Stone of Las Vegas visited Dwight Davis had theirs' blessed his parents this week and took the pheasant hunt. Nola Greathouse from the Stake and named Douglas Blaine by his er the weekend we have had many ,h , j soent several Relief Society Board visited our and meeting, grandfather Bob Jenson. Many vis itors were in our Sunday School visitors to our town. Nearly all of the children and years as children. Mr. and Mrs, Oral Black returned ward Tuesday afternoon and par ticipated in our lovely Social Science Sci-ence lesson given by Cosy Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oliver and family fa-mily of Salt Lake visited their par-en par-en s, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Oliver and Larry. i grandchildren of the late George home this morning after spending Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tow.nsend of Salt Lake visited with her sisters, and families, Choral Clark, Eleanor Roberts and Sharon Clark. I Mr. and Mrs. Barney Holt (Phyllis (Phyl-lis Clark) and three children from Clarence Schriever and sons Ross, and Ellen Cropper had a big fam- several weeks visitine in Texaa and Glenn and Jack of Springville came ily party at the old family home Oklahoma. down for the pheasant hunt with on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ormus Dutson had Arch Barben and called on their Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allred had all their family home over the aunt, Henrietta Barben Saturday Darrel and Eleanor and their fa- weekend, Mr. and Mrs. June Dut-night. Dut-night. milies and some friends so they son and son Tracy, and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Huff of Cali- had a house full. Gill. I 31 OA PROOf fornia visited several days with her Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moody and Darrel Scow was home for the brother, John Hersleff and friends, children and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis weekend as was Fern Crafts and A Halloween party was given by Moody and son were visitors at the son Arlan. the Primary officers and teachers Keith Moody home. I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis and Thursday n'ght. The hall was dec- John Western was down from three daughters of Grantsville were orated in fine style and the child- Logan where he attends school. Al- weekend visitors at the home of Sepulaveda, Cal f. are visiting their ren were all in costume. A hot sup so visiting at the Faun Western Mr. and Mrs. Verd Davis. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clark per served cafe style and all kinds home were Mr. and Mrs. Hiley - and brothers and families. lot games and booths were every- Campbell of Sandy. . SHOP AT HOME SHOP WITH Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shields had where. The children had loads of Mr. and Mrs. LaMonte Bennett THE ADVERTISERS his only uncle Frank Adamson visit them. He is from Lynnwood, Wyo. and dives close to the Flaming Gorge Dam. He is 80 years old and family. He also v sited Nina Lee i and family and Norma Poulson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shields made, a trip during the week to Salt Lake. Cal Boothe has returned home. from a trip to California with his daughter Shir.ey Jacobs and family. He tells me he came in .wo hours from California to Salt Lake in a jet liner. We are glad to have him home with us again. Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy and family of Orem visited over the weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and family. Bishop Roy Losee and wife were called to Mt. Pleasant for the iil- ness of Reva's sister, Phebie Shel- ley but is now on the improve. Donald Poulson was taken to Salt Lake by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Arch Poulson as he was injured the first day of the pheasant hunt. 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