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Show Rex Stone of Las Vegas visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Stone. Lane and Dean Losee of Logan visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Losee over the weekend. Miss Joyce Hill who attends USU visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill and Artie over the weekend. week-end. Henrietta Barben and Marie are visiting for a few weeks in Salt Lake with her brother and family, Nymphis Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark made a trip to Salt Lake on Thursday for a medical check up returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson of Big Horn, Wyo., brother-in-law of Frelen Shurtz, paid them a visit Wednesday on their way home from California. Alice Adams and family of Salt Lake viisited over the weekend with her sisters and families, June Losee and Inga Mae Shurtz. A stork shower was given for June Losee Saturday night at her home. Fifteen ladies were present. Many lovely gifts were received. Games were played and lovely refreshments re-freshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark made m trip to Provo over the weekend. Mr. Cal Boothe returned home after a month's visit to California with Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs and family. He is now visiting his other children in Salt Lake City. The Relief Society held their annual an-nual day Thursday evening with a fine program with Shirlee Shields in charge. The theme "What's Your Line" was given. They were very good and kept the crowd laughing thxu-out the program. Afterwards a delicious luncheon was served. Our stake visitor was Lavern Theo bald and her husband Carl. Also Mr. and Mrs. Rod Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Shields, Doris Abbott and Maxine Abbott attended. Doris Abbott and daughter-in-law, Maxine Abbott of Layton visited vis-ited over the weekend with Max- ine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Terry and family over the weekend. week-end. Lavern has been ill for some time. Sunday night the program was given by the bishopric with Roy Losee presiding and Cecil Shurtz conducting. Talks were given by Roxie Losee and Glen Segmiller. A piano selection by Linda Losee. Mr. Seegmiller's talk was very good and we ask him to come again soon. Tressa and Rex Jenson made a trip to Richfield on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz made a trip to Salt Lake Tuesday, also, visited in Provo. We are sorry to have two of our dear friends pass away last week, Annie Bishop and Clyde Underhill. Two funerals in one week is too many. We met a lot of dear friends from out of town and both funerals fun-erals were large ones, showing the many friends they both had. Our sympathy goes to both families. We wish to congratulate Michael Thomas, President and Art Hill, V-President V-President of the FFA. First time I For fast everyday cleaning. Clean up after meali... after children , after company. SEE!! : 5 WAY CLEANING ACTION Putt cleaning powtr on 4 sides of noxilt as brush combs rug nap. ONLY 95 Model 100-A Cleans ! 1 caroetedor bare floors Whisks corners clean Sweeps and Dusts under furniture Weighs only 7 lbs. Sanitized Disposable Dust Bag Hangs on a hook Lifetime Lubricated D. STEVEIIS 3 imsml Ml hi i $ 1, l i ex A n Approved VENICE DAVIS we have had two In the presidency, Hope they have a good year. Con gratulations, also, to a Delta girl winning the State Sweetheart Con test, Miss Suzanne Law. It seems like Delta is coming to the front this year. Michael Thomas and Art Hill at tended the FFA Jamboree in Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shurtz made a trip to Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Done have left for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and family made a trip to Phoenix, Ari zona for a week's vacation and a visit with their children, Evan and family and Allen Jensen. eamiuGion A reception was held at the home of Mrs. Claudine Nielson in honor of Mrs. John (Joyce Grygla) Rushton from Hunter, Utah. The young couple were married a month ago. Many beautiful and useful home items were given them. Here for the occasion were grandmother, Mrs. Essie Couch of Orem, a sister, Mrs. Maurine Clements Clem-ents of Payson and sister-in-law, Mrs. Bonnie Anderson of Provo and many more I can't remember. A large number of ladies from Leamington, Leam-ington, Lynndyl and other places came to call. Mrs. Erva Bradfield is home now for a few days after being in Las Vegas for a week visiting with a niece, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chappell and family. The boys and girls home from spring quarter break last week were DeAnn Nielson, U. of U.; Lloved Hansen and Glen Roper, Snow; Roger and Nyra, Logan: Ethyl Lovell was home for a couple of days from a beauty college in Salt Lake. Mrs. Verdene Rawlinson and family fa-mily left by jet plane March 12th for the Hawaiian Islands where Niel has been stationed for the last six months. Hope she had a good trip and I know she'll be happy to be with Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Austin (Fern) Wil-den Wil-den and family of Salt Lake were here over Sunday visiting with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lovell, also al-so Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCann and Deaun. ( Mr. and Mrs. Bud McCann and Deaun were in Payson a week ago last Sunday visiting and helping celebrate Bud's father's 90th birthday. birth-day. Congratulations and many hap py returns, Mr. McCann. Mr. Stanley Bradfield and son La Veil were down yesterday (Sunday) (Sun-day) visiting with relatives and also al-so taking some furniture up to their home in Salt Lake. Mrs. Norma Nielson and family were in Salt Lake last Friday thru Sunday. DeAnn went back to school and the family, also, did some shopping and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. DeLong Banks and family of Orem were here Sunday visiting with Mrs. Hattie Anderson and Clara Johnson and family, also, al-so, Lucille Overson of Lynndyl. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson and family fam-ily were down also. . Mr. and Mrs. Grant Overson and family are sporting a new car. Mrs. Overson (Ida) took her father, A. C. Johnson of Fountain Green to the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake last week, then went up last Saturday Sat-urday and brot him home as he was feeling much better. Erva, Gayl and I went as far as Salt Lake last night (Monday) with Roger and Nyra on their way back to Logan. We went up to get our car Inez took to Salt Lake Sunday. Sun-day. Arrived home at 2:00 a. m. still sleepy! There have been quite a few people peo-ple in town sick with the flu and other ailments. Mrs. Maude Johnson John-son and Louise Lovell were on the sick list for a few days. Glen Ray Grygla of Salt Lake was home for a few days, also, he was ill. Mr. Ralph Overson and boys of Salt Lake were here one day last week visiting with his aunt, Hattie Anderson, also, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overson of Lynndyl. Mrs. Alta Lovell is in Salt Lake for the week spending the time with her two daughters, Ethyl and Lorn a. Miss Verdene Peterson and friend, sister of Louise Lovell, Is in Utah for a couple of weeks visiting friends and relatives. She lives in Los Angeles and works in the Span ish American Mission Home. Miss Mayna Lovell is having a oarty tonite (Monday) to celebrate her 12th birthday. Many of her friends of Leaminigton and Lynndyl Lynn-dyl are invited. Happy Birthday, Mayna. Remember the dance revue will be in Lynndyl this Friday evening. The students of Mrs. Elaine Hardy from Lynndyl and Leamington will participate. Inez Nielson was home this last weekend vis'.ting and working. Just as well make use of these kids while there home. -CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES- NOW is the time to RE-DRAPE your WINDOWS We have beautiful new Spring samples BEAUTI-PLEAT end SPRING CREST OUR SPECIALTY . . Call or write for FREE ESTIMATES and SHOWING MR. and MRS. L. R. SWENSEN Phone 6992 Hinckley, Utah Dance tlevuc Students of Elaine Hardy in the Lynndyl-Leamington area will be presented in dance revue Friday, March 27, 7:30 p.m. in the Lynndyl Ward recreation hall. Numbers will include tap, ballet, acrobat and song. Participating will be Courtney Finlinson, Leslie Talbot, Renee Nielson, Carol Ann Nielson, Maxine Max-ine Nielson, Judy Nielson, Sandra and Sheilia Nielson, Adele Abbeg-glen, Abbeg-glen, Julie Nielson, Tina Nielson, Jill Neilson, Julie Nielson, Margo Nielson, Deaun McCann. RiJeanna Finlinson, Brenda Nielson, Niel-son, Peggy Nielson, Patricia Harder, Hard-er, Shauna Hansen, Lori Nielson, Lee Skeem, Lynette Edwards, Jodi Stanworth, Erma Kay Styler, Kevin Styler, Julia Eliason, Sharilyn Hardy, Har-dy, Janet Morris, Janeil Peterson, Lori Brown, and Sandy Taylor. WANDA NIELSON We have collected about $40.00 ! toward the firieplace. Many of you : folks were not home when we call ed, but we really need the money to get started on it as soon as the weather breaks. So will be seeing you all. I want to thank everyone who has donated your really a good bunch of people and I really appreciate your attitude toward it, We will not be able to pay anyone for their labor as the material is going to cost quite a bit, but I know you men in town will come out and help. I hope! The Relief Society are serving a dinner to adults for their annual Day Party. Just come and enjoy yourselves. There will not be any charge. The traveling assembly from Delta High School will furnish furn-ish the program. The supper will begin promptly at 7 p.m., as the program will begin at 8:00 sharp. Fried chicken and all the trimmings trim-mings will be served. Now I have to get in on the deal too. We, the beautification committee, will sell chances on Surprise Packages, the proceeds to be used for the fireplace, fire-place, as our estimate was a little short. Hope to see you all there. Why don't some of you ladies wrap up a package and put in as a surprise package as we would like a surprise too. Claudine Nielson and Lorraine Stephenson are in Richfield today for Claudine's check-up. FIRST WARD AREA tIEVS BRIEFS LEONA Mr. and Mrs. Med Hawley, Linda Sue and Mrs. Mina Steele were in Salt Lake last Tuesday and Wednesday Wed-nesday on business. Congratulations are in order for Jerry and Paige Hawley who have a new baby boy born Sunday, Mar. 22. A little sister is waiting at horn for him. This is a new grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Med Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bassett. We wish to extend our sympathy to the Bishop and Hilton family on the loss of their mother nnd sister. I became acquainted with these two families when Grandpa Hilton and his wife Aunt Carrie lived just across the street from us. We will surely miss Clvde Under hill in our part of town. Everyone knew him and will remember his friendly smile and ready wit. We offer our sympathy to Mrs. Underhill Under-hill and the family at this time. Out of town people that I saw at the services were Norma Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wind, the Bernard Bern-ard Winds, Dr. and Mrs. Twitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Loyde Bywaters and other members of the Bywater family, fa-mily, Mrs. Hampton Burke, Mrs. Smithinson and Mrs. Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Garn Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elmer and the Elmer's son and family. I'm sure their were many others that I did not know or see. It was a very impressive service and I'm sure the family was well pleased. Mrs. Fontella Bishop returned to Delta last week after spending the winter in Salt Lake with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sampson who have been ill most of the time. At present they are both feeling better. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bishop and family fa-mily of Banning, Calif, arrived in Delta last weekend to spend their spring vacation with their parents, Mrs. Fontella Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Callister. Joe and Carolyn are both teaching schooi in Banning. Their family consists of three boys, Gregory, Robert and Michael. Miss Claudia June of Salt Lake spent the weekend in Deltn snH Sutherland with Mrs. Fontella Bishop Bish-op and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson John-son and family. She attended the tesiimonial for James Corry. She is the daughter of Melba Sampson June. Word was received here last week of the death of George Whornham who died Saturday, March 14 in an Idaho Falls hospital. hospi-tal. Funeral services were held Sutherland ZELDA OGDEN Mr. and Mrs. Barry Roberts and small son of Logan visited Mr. and Mrs. Brose Roberts over the weekend. week-end. Karen Roberts returned to Logan Lo-gan with them to register for the spring quarter of school. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Church and new baby son, of Cedar City, came up for the weekend to get little Debra Church who has been visiting visit-ing grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Erickson. Kim Haynes, little daughter of Neal and Venna Haynes of Logan, has been visiting grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Fay DeLeeuw and family of Salt Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller of Fillmore, visited vis-ited the Ivo Ogdens over the past weekend. We all want to express our love and sympathy to the Grant Bishop family at the death of their mother, moth-er, Annie Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. John Wind are visiting vis-iting their daughter, Mildred and family in California. Mrs. Dora Rose and son Michael, visited in Orem last week with Dora's brother, Ephraim Twitchell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Rose, Margo and Michatl, visited in Cedar City with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hep-worth. Hep-worth. Michael stayed to go to school at CSU. Bishop and Mrs. Max Johnson had their children home Saturday: Richard and Gayle Garrett and son of Provo, Elwin Johnson; also, visiting vis-iting were Judy Campbell and Kent Freman of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hilton of Farrington, New Mexico, visited the Max Johnsons. Hettie Johnson is home after visiting vis-iting in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Benson of Los Angeles have purchased the Ike Sorensen home and are preparing pre-paring to move in to it. It will be good to have the house occupied again. Empty houses look so forlorn. for-lorn. David and Janeal Young of Salt Lake, visitied the LaVar Owens and Eugene Youngs for the weekend. week-end. Margaree Owens visited in Salt Lake with friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Henrie and Beckie, and Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Johnson, attended the wedding reception re-ception of David Henrie and Barbara Bar-bara Moss in Salt Lake, Friday. They were joined -by Garry and Ann Dalton of Circleville and Richard Rich-ard and Marsha Henrie of Cedar. WORKS Wednesday. He and his wife Hazel were living in Delta when I came to live here. He was County Agent and had many friends here. It was just last fall that they were here and visited with their many friends. We offer our sympathy to Mrs. Whornham. Mr. and Mrs. June Black attended the services in Idaho Ida-ho Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sperry were in Clearfield last Tuesday to attend funeral services for a nephew, Danny E. Bradfield who was 10-yrs. old and died suddenly Friday at the Clearfield Clinic. Mrs. Rosella Mortensen of Dwar-tie, Dwar-tie, Calif, spent the weekend visiting visit-ing with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sperry. Mrs. Mortensen Mor-tensen was on her way home after attending the services in Clearfield. Home for the weekend and between be-tween quarters, that I saw, were Dwa-ine Jackson, Jerry Huff, Kay and Larry Odean, Stephen Allred, Reed Broderick, Delene Ashby, Carol Car-ol Ann Jeffery, Fred Works, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hawley and Dale Mc-Cormick. Mc-Cormick. Bishop and Mrs. Arthur Jensen were in Salt Lake a week ago to attend a testimony meeting at the mission home where Zelma had been for a week before her departure de-parture to the New England Mission. Mis-sion. There were 185 missionaries at the mission home that week. Twenty-one of them boarded the train Monday morning, eight to go to the New England Mission and 13 to the Great Lakes. Ruth spent a week in Spanish Fork visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farris and family before returning home Saturday. Sat-urday. She brot her young granddaughter grand-daughter home with her for a visit. Margaret Young went to Salt Lake with Bishop and Mrs. Arthur Jensen to attend the testimony meeting as her brother Elder LaVar La-Var Young was one of the missionaries. mission-aries. Elder Young entered the BYU to learn a language before he leaves to be located in Guatemala. He is the son of Chester and Nelda Young who lived in our ward and in Delta while their children at tended school. LaVar graduated from Delta High School. Here to spend their spring vacation vaca-tion with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Gardner is Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jensen, Jr. and family from California. Also at the Gardner home is Sydney and Steven Gard- Salt Lake's Finest Save with this ad on your first nights lodging ($6.00 or more room). All rooms boast new radio and TV with power antenna, private phone, hi-fi hi-fi music hot water heat. - SeRaneho Motor Hotel Couple to Wed Linda Walker will become the bride of William Twitchell in rites performed in the Sutherland Ward Chapel Friday, March 27, 6:00 p.m. Miss Walker Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Walker of Sutherland Suther-land and Mr. Twitchell is the son of Mrs. Boyd Twitchell and the late Boyd Twitchell of Beaver. A reception honoring the newly-weds newly-weds will be held later that evening even-ing in -Sutherland between the hours of 9:00 and 12:00. Their many friends ere cordialliy invited to attend. at-tend. Jolly Stitchers Club will meet Friday, 2:30 p.m. at Woodrow Hall. Hostesses will be Geneal Jensen, Norma Jensen and Trula Abbott. 4-II Organization Now Underway The West Millard 4-H Advisory Council, organizational leaders for each community and the USU Extension Ex-tension Agents, Marven Ogden and MarGenne B. Rowley, enjoyed a dinner meeting at Hatch's Cafe, Wednesday, March 18. Mr. Ogden explained the com munity 4-H organization to those present. He explained to them how 4-H has to have the cooperation of everyone from the USU staff at Logan to our members and parents of West Millard County. Without our parents' support our members could do nothing. The 4-H community organizational organization-al meetings were then set up in the following order: March 25 Deseret, Oasis, at Des- eret Chapel March 25 Leamington, at Ward Chapel March 26 Hinckley, Abraham, at Hinckley Chapel April 1 Delta, at Stake House April 2 Lynndyl, at Ward Chapel Cha-pel April 8 Oak City, at Ward Chapel Cha-pel April 9 Sutherland, Sugarville, at Sutherland Chapel All these meetings will start at 7:30 p.m. The parents are asked to be there if they want their children child-ren enrolled in 4-H. The members should be there with their parents if they want to be enrolled in 4-H. This is the first meeting of the year, so all come out and support 4-H and let's make it an outstanding outstand-ing year. Mar Genne B. Rowley USU Extension Agent Community Church Are you ready for Easter? The weather can't decide if it is or not. Sunday School will be held at 9:45 and Church will be at 11:00. Rev. Witcher will be our speaker. Mrs. Dolly Reid wants -to remind all the children to return their little red churches on Sunday for "One Great Hour of Sharing." Our sympathies go to Mrs. Etta Underhill on the loss of her husband. hus-band. It is hard to adjust to; the loss of a loved one. Mrs. Underhill Under-hill plans to spend the Easter season sea-son with her daughter in Salt Lake. Rev. John Brown from Granger, spoke at the funeral. A dinner was served at the church following the funeral services, for the family. Following play practice Monday night the young people had a small surprise for Jim Nickell. He was presented witih a cuff link set. Cake and pop was served. We are going to miss him in our group. Tuesday night we had the play and a pot luck dinner. Both were very good. I am proud to be working work-ing with such fine young people. We want to welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Spark to our community. Mr. Spark is an operator with the F.A.A. We are glad to have them witih us. We had a surprise visit from Jim's folks this past weekend. They live m bacramento, Calif. We had a real nice visit with them. June Timmons ner, children of Mr. and Mrs. Owen uaraner. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gard ner and Mrs. Richard Carriner with Lenora and Estell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks are spending spend-ing a week in Arizona visiting with a sister.- , Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Holt and fa. mily of Enterprise spent Sunday in Delta to help Grant Snow celebrate Mrs. tnow and Mr. and Mrs. Rich-his Rich-his birthday, also helping were ard Snow and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Doris and granddaughter of Seattle, Wash., spent Sunday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Snow. Mrs. Davis is a half sister of Mrs. Snows. The Davis's were oh their way to Phoenix, Ariz. We are happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood Into our ward. I'm sure we can use these people to a good advantage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farris of Spanish Fork announce the arrival of a baby boy born Monday, March 23 in the Spanish Fork hospital. The youne man weiehed 8 lbs. 5 oz. He has three sisters an tfo bro thers at home. He is a new erand son of Bishop and Mrs. Arthur Jensen Jen-sen of Delta and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Farris of Tooele. CLEAN WHOLESOME OFF STREET PARKING FRIENDLY 4Vs BLOCKS FROM TEMPLE SQ. 10 I 640 WEST NO. TEMPLE Millard County Chronicle Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else. Danna Joy Roberts, daughter of Dan and Shirley Sheriff Roberts of Vernon, had her tonsils out March 9 in the Nephi hospital. She is doing do-ing just fine. The Roberts lived here two years ago and we are always al-ways happy to hear from them. Velda Sheriff and Fred Shirts of Salt Lake will be married March 26 in the Salt Lake Temple. Velda is the daughter of Guy Sheriff of Nephi and Hazel Sheriff of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove. The Sheriffs are former residents of Lynndyl and we wish the newlyweds much happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Overson and son Carl of Bountiful are visiting at the home of Ralph's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overson. Tom Best was released from the Payson hospital Thursday. He had been there for three weeks for treatment. We certainly hope he can be well now and be home with Fashion Show Whether Spring is here to stay or not can only be seen in the "Two for the Money" Spring Fashion Show to be held this coming Monday, Mon-day, March 30, 4:30 p.m. in the Delta Del-ta High School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Simplicity Pattern Pat-tern Co. of New York, the show comes to this area through Mrs. MarGenne Rowley, County Exten sion Agent and is being presented by members of the Federated Fine Arts Guild, under the direction of President Katherine Black and Program Pro-gram Director Lorene Smith. Thirty-two models will parade the modern ladies' fashions, with details of the newest spring fab rics and colors, pattern numbers and approximate cost of each being be-ing described by the narrator, Mrs. Elaine Dekker. Six children's fashions will be modeled along with the wide variety vari-ety of styles in the "Misses" range from size 12 to 18. .Door prizes of patterns and num-. erous sewing notions are being do nated by The Delmart, local dealer of Simplicity Patterns. All ladies of West Millard are invited in-vited to attend and enjoy an after noon of Spring Fashions and fun. NOTE TO MODELS: Please meet Friday, 4:30 p.m. at the DHS audi torium for final rehearsal. FECIA BOYS' Sport Coats 3313 to 50 REDUCTIONS A New Shipment of BOYS' Sport Shirts B.V.D. BRAND 2.49 to 199 WE HAVE MANY Children's Shoes Still at Reduced Prices . MEN Select Your New Resisto! Dress Hats From Our Complete Stock 9.95 to 20.00 For HIS Easter Van lieusen Shirts -Ties Shoes -Socks Sport Coats Suits -Trousers Thursday,' March 26, 1964 LAURA BRADFIELD his family. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Baird and children of Richfield spent the weekend at the home of their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wilkins. The Relief Society held their Annual An-nual Birthday dinner Friday night. They served a delicious dinner to everyone. Then there was a program pro-gram entitled, Lynndyl Ward Presents Pre-sents "Truth or Consequences," with Laura Bradfield as M.C. The following program was presented: talk, Nina Wilkins; song, Singing Mothers; each of our former bishops bish-ops and our present bishop was honored and given a book, present with their wives were Alma J. Banks, Lile Johnson, Clead Nielson, Earl Greathouse, Reed Nielson and Phil Nielson with each giving remarks; re-marks; harmonica solo, Lawrence Bradfield; reading, Ruth Abegglen. Then we had our o wn Beattles, wigs, guitars and all more com monly known as Reed Nielson, Clead Nielson, Lile Johnson and Earl Greathouse. These gentlemen are wonderful entertainers. They can hit notes and twist better than England's Beattles ever thought of doing. Remarks,, Nola Greathouse, stake leader;: reading, Lucille John; son; retold story, Lorraine Stephenson; Stephen-son; then the highlight of the evening ev-ening was Carol Ann Nielson and her Paris Models. They presented a ladies spring fashion show. Her models were .Lawrence Bradfield, Dean Eataugh," Phil Nielson, Allen' Nielson, Howard Nielson and Keith Nielson. They were just darling in their , bathing suits, formals, etc. Everyone had a good time. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson over the weekend were Mary Roach and children of Palmyra, Utah. Mrs. Roach is a sister sis-ter of Mrs. Nelson's. Margie Greathouse spent last week in Las Vegas visiting her son Ronald and family. Jane and Kay Nelson were home from Logan over the weekend. Saturday Sat-urday they had a bridal shower for Linda Hawley of Delta. Many of their girl friends attended. j Don Bradfield was hoirhe from school in Provo over the, weekend. Tonight (Tuesday) is' our MIA Ward Musical Festival. We are planning on a full evening of entertainment en-tertainment for everyone. Isn't thiis storm wonderful? It should certainly help the farmers a lot this spring. LADIES' Hylon llosieiry 1st Quality Seamless 3 pr. 1.49 Ladies' Anklets REG. 39c 3 pr. 1.00 Girls' Panties REG. 39c 3 pr. 1.00 JUST ARRIVED LADIES' Cotton Dresses 2.99 to 5.99 : A Complete Selection For HER Easter Hose - Lingerie Gloves - Blouses Dresses - Shoes Jewelery - Purses |
