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Show ABRAHAM Mr. AFTON FULLMER Oh, what a storm we had Friday night. There is some little snow left on the ground and its cold. Myron Taylor and wife and children of Orem visited a week ago at the Ed Taylor home. Their baby fell and broke its arm and must wear a cast for a while. Reva Bliss and I went to DUP meeting at Ava Starley's home Friday. Fri-day. 1 was happy to see some of the ladies that have been ill, improving. im-proving. Berl Bennion looks much better, as also does Adelia Stephenson Steph-enson and Nell Watson. The historical his-torical lessons axe very interesting to me. We almost forget how brave) and courageous our pioneers' were. We today, have our trials, too, but, oh how different they are. Reva and I visited our dear old neighbor, Mrs. Marie Taylor for a little while. She isn't too well, but then she tells me she is 78. I hope her health improves and she can live to be a 100 (that isn't unusual these days.) Gladys and Wanda Lee Tolbert (and Sherman, I think) were in Provo this weekend. Wanda is having hav-ing more dental surgery. The Olen Sheriff family of Cen-terville Cen-terville and Michael Poulsen of Tooele visited us Sunday. The Sher iffs are preparing to move to another an-other nicer and much larger home in Centerville by December 1st. Mrs. Lola Stoneking is home after af-ter being in Salt Lake for treatment. treat-ment. We hope and pray she will soon be fine again. Ladd Fullmer and son Keith of Crested Butte, Colo., were in a party of seven hunters and they got two elk. But Keith got a nice big deer. Ladd says its cold up there (near the Continental Divide) They moved to Crested Butte in the summer. Perhaps you read, as I did, week or so ago in the Tribune: FATHER'S PLACE 1344 Father gives his kind commands, Mother nods, approves, The children, all attentive stand, Then each, obedient, moves FATHER'S PLACE 19G3 Mother makes her firm demands, Children add theirs, too, Father meekly nods his head, He knows his day is through. (It's not hardly that bad) M 1 ITU FIRST WARD AREA NEWS BRIEFS Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 21, 1963 works for i)ou College students will oe especially especial-ly interested in west Millard County. Coun-ty. Order the Chronicle for your student today. Hinckley - - - MRS. JEANNE E. TAYLOR The Relief Society Bazaar here will be held tonight, Thursday, Nov 21st. Everyone is invited to attend the lovely dinner and program. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mecham were last week visitors of Pleasant Grove to see Brooks and Dorothy Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Mahonri Cropper have just returned from Sonora, Calif. Hon rode down with Connie and Doug Turner to get Erma and drive home with her. Erma has been with Gaylen and Kathy while they were waiting .for their tiny girl. The new little one will be named Sandra Gay. bcrn Nov. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wright and sons, Mel and John came home Friday for the weekend. Mrs. Zola Bunker had her daughter, daugh-ter, Bonnie and child for a while last week. The ladies turned out in force for Relief Society work day and did three quilts as well as some cute little soap "fish" and watching watch-ing a gift demonstration. A lovely lunch was served to all, including the little children who had a wonderful won-derful time in the Seminary under direction of their tender, Mrs. Dorothy Dor-othy Larsen. The Seminary building build-ing is equipped with lots of toys and I'm sure all of the small children child-ren got along very well. Plans are long black hair too. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Peterson went to Provo last week to checic with a doctor about Loak's back. Blaine and Art Spendlove spent ov&rnite with their sister, Mrs. Reva Re-va Taylor last Tuesday, Wednesday Wednes-day and Thursday sawing logs for a Blaine's fireplace in Kaysville. Art is from Ogden. 1 LEONA WORKS We want to extend our sympathy to the family of Mrs. Lula Warn-Ick. Warn-Ick. The Warnick family was raised rais-ed in the First Ward and lived here until they ail married and moved away. After .Mr. Warnick's, dea'h Mrs. Warnick moved into the Second Ward. She was a member mem-ber of the Sunshine Ladies group I'm sure she added much to their meetings and will be missed. I Carol Ann Jeffery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jeffery was awarded 2nd place in the contest held at D'.xie College Nov. 4 for the Queen of the Dixie Homcom-( ing. If the Dixie football team goes to the Junior Rose Bowl the royalty! also gets to go. Congratulations, ! Carol Ann, we hope the team goes.' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jeffery visited vi-sited in Salt Lake Sunday and Mon day of last week with Mr. and Mrs. j Dennis Newbold and attended aj welcome home meeting for Elder Bruce Newbold who recently re-, turned from the Australian Mission.) Visitors at the Floyd Hardys last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hardy and family. Dan Iverson and Shannon spet the weekend with the Brog Hop-j kins family. The Sunshine Ladies met at the home of Mrs. Lydia Evans last Thursday and were entertained by Zella Moody. There were nine mem bers present. Mr. and Mrs. Max Robison went to Provo Saturday morning, picked up Stanley, and all went to Vernal Ver-nal to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kay Gardner. They said the farther they went the less snow they saw. They also visited the Flaming Gorge Dam and was real impressed .with it. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gardner were in Salt Lake last weekend to visit with their father, A. O. Gardner, who had surgery in the LDS Hospital. Hos-pital. Mr. Gardner is getting along just. fine. Mr. and Mrs. Crapo and son Trent of Fillmore were in Delta Monday. Syrelda visited while Mr. Crapo and Trent cut some trees down for Frank Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Fera Little spent the weekend visiting up north with relatives. VeeAnn Draper spent the weekend week-end with her parents, the Clark Drapers. Maybe there will be more news next week. down to Arizona th!s last week. They had a good time together. "Happy Birthday" this week to Lucy Cahoon, Robert Lyman, Kelly Black, Olive Barney, Janet Jacob-son, Jacob-son, Ann Morrison, and to my dear mother, Verna Gardner. We Second Warders extend our deepest sympathy to the Warnick family on the death of Mrs. Lula Warnick. She was a wonderful person per-son with a smile for everyone. We will all miss her very much. Funeral Fun-eral serv'ces were held in Delta Second Ward Saturday, Nov. 16th. Out of town relatives and friends who attended were: Mrs. Jake Barron Bar-ron and Mr. and Mrs. Risdon Bar-, ron, Inkom, Idaho; Mrs. George Dobson, Mr. Ford Whicker, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Ailred, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Warnick, Mrs. Harold Cropper, Crop-per, Mrs. Addy Barney, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bliss, Eagle Valley, Nevada; Marion War nick, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warnick, and Mrs. Orson Crouch, Richfield; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Zn- gelman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Hor-ton Hor-ton and Mrs. Oscar Wiltshire, Cir-cleville; Cir-cleville; and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Holman and Mrs. Joe Foy, Pan-guitch. Pan-guitch. Tuesday nite in MIA "The Case of the Unspeakables" was held. Julia Bogh our speech director is to be congratulated on the fine job of d reeling it. A large cast took part and did a good job. Let's not forget the Relief Society So-ciety Bazaar this Friday, Nov. 22 at 6:30 p.m. Adults, 1.00; children, 50 cents. Af.er supper articles will be sold. Our Gold and Green Ball will be -held Saturday night, Nov. 30. Let's keep that in mind, also. Let's call :n those news items to 4131 See you next week. Don't try for endurance records on the highway. Stop the car every so often and let the whole family get out and stretch the'r legs. It's good for the circulation, the Utah Heart Association says. SECOND WARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS ELAINE ROBISON F Transparent Plastic weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. and she has being made for more equipment ana organized training, i uuuk my little girls are looking forward to it as much as I am. I'm sure, also, many other young mothers will enjoy en-joy having the children in the nur-their nur-their little friends all or part of sery where they can play with the day. (My little 3-yr. old said "Mom, we had a wonderful day!") Coalesce Club was held at the home of Mrs. Anna Lee Hepworth on Thursday nite. Co-hostess was Mrs. Launita Bishop. The evening was spent playing rook. Members present were Launita, lone Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Carol Bishop, Lawana Peterson, Pet-erson, Betty Morris, Bessie Webb, Berniece Palmer, Dorothy Spencer, Delma Jean Galli and Carolyn Stevens. Guests were Sharon Western, West-ern, Julia Carpenter, Lorna Wright, Leona Ivie, Jackie Hardy, and myself. my-self. High was won by Betty, low by Dorothy, grand slam by Carol, go-set by Lorna. High guest, Jac- , kie, low' who else but me. Beatrice Schena and I and my girls went to Eureka on Friday to see my sister and her family, especially es-pecially her little Burt who was in the accident. He is doing real well and I'm glad I didn't see him at first because he still looks mighty beat up, with scars and patches of hair gone, but. we're very happy and thankful to have him still. He's up and around a little now. Isn't this a wonderful "good for the grass" storm we're getting? (Friday and Saturday) I forgot to say there were many people at Evelyn Morris's during her Avon display. She'll have last minute items on hand until Christmas! Christ-mas! Sorry to hear Roy Hilton is in the hospital and wish him a speedy recovery. Funeral services were held Mori-day Mori-day for Mrs. Erma Isom Stratton who lived in Hinckley for years. Residents will remember when they resided in the little home south of the post office and before that in the Charles Kernell home. Many residents of Hinckley attended at-tended the funeral services for Mrs. Lula Warnick of Delta. Sincere sym pathy goes to the family and many dear friends of this kind lady. I've heard much enthusiasm on the prospects of a clothing firm being established here and surely there will be many looking forward to the prospects of new job openings. open-ings. Blaine Spendlove came from Kaysville Sunday night to sing at Mrs. Stratton's funeral. Please get your news to me on Sunday n ght as I am away on Mondays'. 1 Based on average rote in 210,000 homes and farms we serve ) UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. mi STORM D. STEYEHS & CO. II? CfmtCmi COST, STORM 000RS, ttORM WINDOWS, P0R MK10SUKS U 'AT Sure looks and feels like winter now doesn't it? Maybe we'll have snow instead of sun for Christmas after all. Only 27 shopping days left. Congratulations to Mrs. Zepher Steele on celebrating her 86th birthday this last week. Visiting with her over the weekend were her sons, Harmon and wife and Arthur and wife of Salt Lake. Also her daughter June from Las Vegas. Her other daughter, Chlora Twit-chell Twit-chell here in Delta cooked the dinner for the family and the day was spent in good old-fashioned visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gardner spent the weekend in Las Vegas visiting with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gardner. They returned home Monday. Joan Bishop, who is attending school at BYU spent the weekend in Delta with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bishop. Sacrament meeting Sundty nite was an individual award program for the young girls. 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