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Show 1 A oman s race - l!1fvs!:!:ia' .., AEWTCM1tJ. . . Mr h ' .J yyiwwuwwwy ()) , JNwL ...t n ' Grandma Moses Christmas cards are appearing again for the first time in nearly a decade. Hallmark Cards is offering one of her typical New England scenes of a century ago, "Out for the Christmas Tree." No other artist ever achieved such popularity on Christmas cards as Grandma, the little old lady who started painting in her 70'a and soared to world-wide fame. She died in 1961 at the age of 101 . Deseret Garden Club Reports The November meeting of the Deseret Garden Club was held at Hatch's City Cafe Friday evening, Nov. 13 where the group enjoyed a ham dinner. The tables were decorated de-corated with a Thanksgiving theme by Cleo Eliason, club president. Members present were: Fern Crafts, Nora Cropper, Beverly Eliason, Elia-son, Cleo Eliason, Lucile Hales, Lou Larsen, and Gertrude Western. Spec.al guests were Dixon Eliason, Julia Eiiason, Margo Eliason and Maxine Larsen. , The following program was given during the evening: two readings, Fern Crafts; piano duet, Dixon and Julia Eliason; piano solo, Dixon E-liason; E-liason; poem, Margo Eliason; song, Dixon and Julia Eiiason; and a story by Lucile Hales. SHOP AT HOME SHOP THE ADVERTISERS WITH SAVE... ON WINTER COATS Clip this advertisement for a 20 SAVINGS - on one BETTY ROSE Coat BetujRose, coat news, brimming M with mink The air of uncomplicated elegance, styled with a touch of easy fullness, and wearing a bouffant mink collar shaped with darts. The raglan sleeves and neat welt pocket3 give a further lift to the newest-yet silhouette. In Betty Rose's rich Elegance wool. TaupeLutetia, NudeBuff, BlueCerulean, GreenAutumn Haze, Bamboo Autumn Haze, Black Ranch. Sizes 8-18. Furs labeled to show country of origin, EMBA ' t D( ITQ'S "N WHWTflKflT STOW J Christmas Greetings By Grandma' t-N low Jl; & j, 'Q 1 '"" JO ANN CALLISTER NAMED HAME DEMONSTRATION AGENT Miss JoAnn Callister has been appointed Home Demonstration A-gent A-gent for the Indians of the Uintah-Ouray Uintah-Ouray Reservation. She shares an off.ee in Roosevelt with La Von Day, Extension Agent in the same area. They work under the Bureau of Indian Affairs, extension service, thru the USU Extension Service. Miss Callister is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lathal Callister and a graduate of DHS. She received the Academic and Personal A-ch'evement A-ch'evement Award in the Dept. of Housing and Home Management at BYU where she graduated in June, 1964. . Miss Callister replaces Mary Boenden who was recently transferred trans-ferred to become Home Demonstration Demonstra-tion Agent of Duchesne County. Mrs. Boendor is a former local resident. resi-dent. 7.500 Heao It In The CHRONICLE 1 ' ' v kirn. Nominations for Mother of the Year Due Soon The time -is approaching for nomination nom-ination of outstanding mothers from which selection of the Mother of the Year 1965 will be made. Mrs. Alonzo (Nellie) Huntsman is cha'rman of the Nebo .District which includes south Utah County, Millard and Juab Counties. She will be assisted by Mrs. E. Vance (Jane) Wilson, both" of Fillmore. Mrs. Huntsman emphasizes that nominations nomin-ations may be made by organizations, organiza-tions, churches, or any group, wh ch locally would inciude any auxiliary in the church, PTA, Fine Arts Guild, Firemen's Auxiliary, A-meriean A-meriean Legion Auxiliary, and perhaps per-haps others. Mothers will be judged by individuals indi-viduals unknown to the women or sponsoring groups, according to points covered in the application form, first to represent the District A Flameess fet Costs Less to Buy. You save up to $40 on the purchase price of an electric dryer enough to operate an electric dryer for several years. Costs Less to Maintain. A flameless electric dryer is of simple, sturdy design . . . uses only one type of energy electricity elec-tricity . . . while a flame-type dryer uses both electricity and gas and is more complex. Lasts Longer. An electric dryer nor-mally nor-mally gives longer trouble-free service because a flameless dryer uses nothing but pure, dry electric heat. There are no products of combustion. Your electric dealer has attractive new flameless models to show you. A Flameless Electric Dryer Costs Less,-Drles Best UTAH POWER tV LIGHT CO. SEE YOUR DEALER'S NSW MODELS NOW inas ABRAHAM -"" It would surely have been a ihrill j to be present at the dedicatory session ses-sion of the new Oak. and Temple.' AiTaminti Trtrr1r on1 hio urifa T I toured the temple and grounds a week or so ago. He said it was indued in-dued wonderful. The Deem's girl that lost her baby was Conra not Cara as stated in last week's Chronicle. I don't know if .t was my fault or the Chronicle's for that mistake. (The mistake was ours. Sincere apologies.) apolo-gies.) Our school bus got staJed at the end of the line las. Tuesday. Other than being late for school no harm was done, The bus took the team to Coaiville Friday fcf the game. Delta was defeated but you can't always win. To be good losers is as important as to win. They sure have been outstanding this year. Dr. Burke Snow and his w fe that were killed in that Nevada airpiane crash was little BiLy Poulsen (Dave i)iliA (HiKD WARD BEA WILLDEN I better get on the ball or the l.ttle news I've gathered will miss the paper again this week. LAST WEEK'S NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sampson and five-months old son spent the week end in Delta with Mrs. Fern Sampson Samp-son and sister Alice. . Mrs. Naomi Ross and myself spent a day in Rrovo and Salt Lake. Naomi visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dutson. I stayed in Provo over n'.ght with Mrs. Lela Petty. Last Sunday night Elder Paul Ludwig gave his mission report. He just returned from Germany. Mrs. Jack WiLoughby and daughter Sue of Oasis, Miss Joan Bishop, Miss Kathy Thompson and Miss Susie and latter on a state basis. All information must be submitted submit-ted to Mrs. Huntsman or Mrs. Wilson Wil-son prior to February 1, 1965, so the District Mother may be chosen by February 10. Mothers nominated will be invited invit-ed to attend the State convention in the spring when Utah's Mother of the Year will be named. While only one mo. her will be selected to represent Utah, it should be considered con-sidered a great honor to be nominated. nomin-ated. Start looking now for some one to represent your organization. iryor- Squqs Glut Tlews and Kathleen Poulsen's son) doctor. He was being treated for leg trouble. trou-ble. Billy hasn't been able to walk for three mon.hs. Everyone is talking turkey and preparing to feast on Thanksgiving day. An enjoyable DUP meeting was held at the home of Lu Swalberg's Fr day. Reva Bliss, Mrs. Swalberg and Afton FUilmer served the re-freshmen. re-freshmen. s. A few are still irrigating. There might be a lot of skating rinks a-round a-round the country. It's sure cold! Miss Charlotte Corbett had an appendectomy Friday. We hope she wi.l soon feel bettor than new. I was glad to see Mrs. Murtis Me-cham Me-cham Petersen home again in Delta. Del-ta. She has been in Las Vegas for a year or more. Le.'s be "thankful" th's Thanksgiving Thanks-giving Day for the peace and prosperity pros-perity that we have and for the other many blessings we enjoy in America. AREA IIEVS DRIEFS Ashby were in attendance to hear Paul's report. There were many people from our area attending the football game in Coalville last week. Those from our family were Mr. Al Will-den, Will-den, Carl, Darrell and Mr, Richard Hare, also many others. Hope ereryone has their bird bagged for the big day. The time is about here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards and three children are here visiting Mr and Mrs. Otis Corbett. Mrs. Edwards Ed-wards is the former Beth Corbett and they live In Sacramento, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter and Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Over five million package! of the WILLARO TREATMENT havebeensold for relief of symptoms of distress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcere due to Excess Ex-cess Acid Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, Casslnsss, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, Sleep-lessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask for "Wlllard's Message" which fully explain this home treatment free at laker Pharmacy oady FREE BULBS Over a Year's Supply of Electric Light Bulbs with your purchase of an Electric Clothes Dryer from your dealer. Gift packet of bulbs includos: Two 60-watt bulbs Four 75-watt bulbs Four 100-watt bulbs Two 3-way bulbs, 50-, 200-, 250-watt " These bulbs will be presented only to electric customers served directly by Utah Power and Light Company or The Western Colorado Power Company who purchase a new electric clothes dryer between Oct. 12 and Dec. 10, 1964. Millard County Chronicle baby daughter are spending the holidays in Delta-wlth Mr. and Mrs. AI Willden and family. Mrs. Neil Forster and Mrs. Vane West and children were involved in an accident in Ogden last week. We're happy to report no serious injur.es to the occupants. But the car was pretty badly damaged. Mr. and Mrs. Martin (Katherine Callister) Wistisen of East Chester, New York announce the birth of a daughter, Nov. 19. She has an older old-er brother and sister. The new little miss is the sixteenth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. J. Lathal Callister. 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