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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, December 17, 1964 L oman s ociem inas eivs 0 0 I'r 1 Down tauw5e lis iHllllly CM ' ' V$H 4" ' ! MR. AND MBS. FRANK W. WILDE Reception Honors Mr. and Mrs. George Ekins honored hon-ored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Wilde at a wedding reception in the Hinckley recreational hall on Saturday, Nov. 28. The young couple, married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Friday, Nov. 20 and were given a wedding breakfast at the Doll House and an open house at Park City on Saturday, Satur-day, Nev. 21 by the groom's mother, Mrs. Byron Wilde. ....... Greeting guests at the reception in Hinckley were Mr. and Mrs. George Ekins, Mrs. Byron Wilde, Clair Wilde best man, the bride and groom, Mra Keith Black, sister of the bride as matron of honor, Mrs. Gene Ekins, Miss Gayle Groo, Miss Pauline Wilde, Miss Carolyn Wilde, bridesmaids and Miss Sue Ellen 0-nika 0-nika flower girl. The bridal party stood in front of a white and crystal backdrop. The hall was beautifully decorated with gold and coral glads and mums bouquets and coral and white lanterns by the refreshment tables. The bride was lovely in a full, floor length, lace wedding dress. Rows of lace ruffles fell into a train in the back. Her veil was of sheer illusion and fell from a crown of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet bou-quet of talisman roses with steph-anotis. steph-anotis. The matron of honor, bridesmaids and flower girl wore identical designed de-signed floor length sheaths of de-lustered de-lustered satin, in shades of gold, and coral. The bride's mother wore a brocaded bro-caded beige dress and the groom's mother wore a brocaded moss green with corsages of talisman roses. At the guest book were Miss Lorraine Lor-raine Parker and Miss Carolyn Burgess. Bur-gess. Mrs. Roy Hilton, Mrs. Walter Ekins and Mrs. Dana Pratt were in charge of the gifts. Mrs. Mahonri Cropper, Mrs. William Pratt, Mrs. Kenneth Damron, Mrs. Dale Bliss, Mrs. James Christensen, Leslie Diehl and Mary Ellis Bishop were in charge of refreshments. Serving were Marcia Pratt, Irene Hilton, Ruth Ann Morris, Patrice Bishop and Joe Diehl. Dana R. Pratt was emcee for the following program: prayer, Bishop Karl Workman; tribute to the bride SALE ALL CHILDREN'S CLOTHES 25 to 50 OFF BLOUSES - SPORTSWEAR SWEATERS - ROBES DUSTERS 25 to ona $ u Bridal Pair by her brother, Gene Ekins; tribute to the groom by an uncle, Glen Judd of Ogden; musical numbers were a vocal solo, by Miss Gayle Groo, accompanied by Carol Lawrence Law-rence both of BYU; a vocal duet, Ladd Cropper and Mrs. Mahonri Cropper singing, "Wanting You", accompanied by Mrs. Ladd Cropper; and a number from the former male chorus, the Deseret Sentinels, "Some Enchanted Evening" directed direct-ed by Ladd Cropper and accompanied accom-panied by Mrs. Cropper. There was a response from the newlyweds and then they cut the beautiful wedding wed-ding cake which was made and designed de-signed by Margaret's aunt, Mrs. Alda Reeve of Fillmore. The evening was spent dancing and many lovely and useful gifts were received. A trousseau tea was given for Margaret before her marriage (Nov. 14). Refreshments were served to 200 guests who called during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wiide are making their home in Salt Lake City where Mr. Wilde will attend the U. of U. after the holidays. FORMER RESIDENT HOSPITALIZED IN COLO. Mra Deona Black reports that her daughter, Mrs. Keith (Pauline) Tol-bert Tol-bert who now resides in Questa, New Mexico with her family is in a Los Alamos, Colo, hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in a car accident near Taos, New Mexico Mex-ico a week ago Saturday. Mrs. Tol-bert Tol-bert sustained broken knees, broken bro-ken ribs and a punctured lung. Other occupants in the car, her two children and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Jim Anderson and Mrs. Anderson s child sustained minor injuries and bruises. icfvortlQlnq tjorfa for uoul F' m dm fashions Married Mr. and Mrs. Albert Esche announce an-nounce the marriage of Miss Rose-marie Rose-marie Schmitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Schmitz of Bielefled, Germany, to Mr. Joseph H. Christensen Chris-tensen of Oak City. The ceremony took place Friday morning, Dec. 11th in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception was held that same evening for the couple. Auxiliary Plans Legislative Meet . Mrs. Charlotte Morrison, Legislative Legisla-tive Chairman of the American Legion Le-gion Auxiliary is making arrangements arrange-ments to present a State Legislative Legisla-tive program sometime in the near future, . Representative LaMar- Monroe assures the Auxiliary that he will be available at any time to discuss dis-cuss state legislation and terms the educational question and reapportionment re-apportionment Issue two of the biggest issues facing the 1965 Legislature. Leg-islature. Senator Waddingham was in Salt Lake City on business and Mrs. Morrison was unable to reach him on the matter. Representative Monroe suggested that the meeting would probably prove to be more informative if it were held after the Legislature had been in session for three or four weeks. Details will be worked ou and announcements made in the Chronicle as to the date. CORRECTION Elder Wayne Edward's correct address is: ELDER WAYNE EDWARDS No. 3 Lopez Lane Key West, Florida ELDER JAMES L. CORRY 321 East Box 693 Missoula, Montana College students wUI se especially especial-ly interested in west Millard County. Coun-ty. Order the Chronicle for your student today. D.H.S. News Reportsi eettd o Utc BETTY VAN One of the friendliest girls at D. H. S. is Betty Van, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Van of Delta. Our teen is a petite bundle of energy. She is always -nappy ana full of fun. Friend-making is one of her favorite pastimes. Everyone likes her and she likes everyone. Her ready smile, wonderful sense of humor," and thoughtfulness make her a refreshing person to know. Horseback .riding, water skiing, and roller skating are her hobbies. (With a gleam of amusement in her eye she added "dragging main" as another of her favorites.) These hobbies show Betty's perennial love of life. Betty enjoys school. She takes all her class-work seriously. The more difficult the problem the more de termined she Is to conquer it and she works until she does. When Betty was a sophomore, she found time to be class secretary ana th's year, tne rage in our scnooi piay. Next year Betty plans to major in Business at the BYU and also to make friends and she wilL CHERIE WALKER 7.500 Beao It la The CHRONICLE DHS Opera THE JETS Riff Tony Action A-Rab Baby Snowboy Big Deal Diesel Scott Mecham Kenny Talbot Paul Losee Sam Sledge John Kim Holman Curtis Farnsworth Paul Anderson Clinton Merrell ADULTS Schrank Doc Krupke Glad Hand Kenny Bunker Reed Lynn Turner Nathan Adams Ralph Moody THE Bernardo v SHAMS Nolan Adams Mary Jo Finlinson Anita McCall Jim Mace Tom Lovell Sheldon Jackson Roger Shurt2 Butch Mills Maria Anita Chino Pepe Indio Luis Anxious Delta City Hosts Annual Party Deita Volunteer Fire Dept. and Millard County Sheriff Posse were guests of honor at the annual Delta Del-ta City Christmas party, held Wednesday Wed-nesday night at Delta First Ward. Tables were beautifully decorated decorat-ed with white cloths and runners of snow covered pine boughs and miniature ornaments. The buffet table, laden with a feast fit for a king, was centered with a gold snowman. Delta First Ward Relief Society catered. Welcoming the crowd was Councilman Coun-cilman Floyd Hardy. During his brief welcoming remarks, Mr. Hardy Har-dy paid tribute to the Fire Dept. and recognized the Posse, Highway Patrolman Ken Clements and introduced intro-duced Councilman Joe Moody, who served as master of ceremonies. Following the dinner a quartette, Alisha Jackson, Dorothy Webb, Ned Church and Floyd Hardy sang "Bella On Christmas Day". This was followed by a humorous reading read-ing by LaVonne Taylor. Linda Bohn entertained with a medley of Christmas songs on the' piano. A tribute In satire to Posse members was paid by Elaine Dek-ker. Dek-ker. The Kinfolk sang "Go Tell It On the Mountain" and "Glorious Kingdom". Their encore was "Turn Around." Fire Chief Leland Roper, acting on behalf of the fire dept. presented present-ed a gift of appreciation to Trooper Troop-er Ken Clements. Eddys Barben was In charge of the table decorations and making the program arrangements were Albert Winsor, Bob Price and Frank Baker, Delta's three newest firemen. fire-men. Favors were distributed by Floyd and Donetta Hardy, Ned and Mildred Mild-red Church, Joe and Glena Moody and Arch and Eddys Barben to all present. Holly corsages were presented to all ladies present by Nickle Mortuary. Week . . . RANDY KAY Last-year records show Delta High gained a new student from Nephi, but what the records do not show is that Delta also gained a friendly, considerate young man. This is Randy Kay, son of Mrs. Bert Johnson of Sutherland. Walking down the hall. Randy would appear as just another student. stu-dent. But if you paused to talk to him, you would immediately discover dis-cover a dynamic personality. As one of his friends said, "He has an unbeatable sense of humor." His friend is right. Our teen does indeed in-deed have a quick wit Randy is considerate and thoughtful of his friends, schoolmates, school-mates, and family. He will go out of his way to help people. Randy especially enjoys horses and water-skiing. He likes to watch sports and is always on hand to cheer for Delta's team. Going to college to major in Engineering En-gineering is foremost in his future plans. In action and speech he Is a real gentleman, and has in a short time, given much of himself to us at D. H. S. DENYS SCHENA Cast THEIR Velma Graziella GIRLS Laura Moody Karla Church Linda Nickle Murna Clements Golda Black Stepheny Wright Minnie Clarice Pauline Anybody's ACCOMPANISTS Connie Lovell Linda Bohn Claire Spencer THEIR GIBLS Rosalia Kathleen Terrell Consuelo Annette Rawlinson Francisca Rosemary Sanderson Estella Carol Adams Margarita Ann Webb SUE ANN LUDWIG EL RUE ALLDREDGE Two Wards Slate Cantatas Two beautiful Christmas Cantatas Canta-tas are on tap for this Sunday, Dec. 20 at Hinckley and at Delta First Ward. The Hinckley Ward Choir, under the direction of Cluff Talbot, will present "Birth of Christ". The cantata can-tata will feature several special numbers which will include vocal solos and instrumental numbers. It begins at 7:30 p.m. Delta First Ward Choir, undjer the direction of Dr. M. E. Bird, will present pre-sent "Christmas Angels," beginning at 6:00 p.m. Lead parts will be sung by Le-nore Le-nore Gardner, Donna Sagers, Elden Screnson and Floyd Hardy. Accompanists Accom-panists are Rae Huff and Gladys Fullmer. Reports About Alaska Trip Reports have just recently reached reach-ed the Chronicle of a wonderful and exciting trip to Alaska taken by Mr. Louis Schoenberger of Deseret. Des-eret. The trip was made during the summer months with his children. After leaving Deseret the party traveled almost due north, going thru Idaho, Montana, into the province pro-vince of Alberta and touching the cities of Cardston, Calgary, Edmonton, Edmon-ton, Whitecourt, Grande Prarie and then on to Dawson Creek in British Columbia, the southern end of the Alaska Highway. They ran into car trouble at Dawson City and while the car was being repaired they made the rest of the journey to Eagle, Alaska by plane. There they spent five days at the cabin where Mr. and Mrs. Schoenberger once lived. The party had nothing but praise for Alaska and the friendliness of the Canadian people. They had absolutely ab-solutely no difficulty at the border crossings, but found that gasoline was very high at some of the out- Wrestlers Win Two More Matches Delta's matsters traveled to Lehi and Payson last week and once again returned victorious. Lehi Payson Mike Nielson pin F Rod Fullmer 7-2 pin Keith Jeffery pin pin Niel Callister 10-1 10-1 Gary Losee 2-1 pin Von Callister 12-1 pin Dan Henrie 2-0 4-0 Mike Thomas (3-2) pin John Henrie (7-0) DW Art Hill (1-0) 4-0 Jack Bishop (6-2) (2-1) Mark Crafts pin pin Lee Roy Stephensen DW 4-0 30-12 42-3 () opponent wins DW didn't wrestle F forfeit The wres'lers will tangle with B. Y. High this week. B. Y. High is a Class A team and is going to be a very tough one. Good Luck to our boys at Provo. DAVID BOHN Hoop Practice Games Underway Delta High hosted two traveling basketball teams for practice games last week. They were Piute and Gunnison. The scoring is as follows: Piute Gunnison Wendell Nielson 15 5 Ron Bailey 18 9 Kent Turner 11 6 Robert Callister 4 16 David Corey 3 0 Craig Greathouse 9 0 Stan Hales . 8 8 David Taylor 0 6 Don Knight 0 ' 0 59 50 Delta beat the Piute team 59-49, but lost to Gunnison 56-50. DAVID BOHN From the Office Of the Principal This is again the same old story of attendance, A. D. A., and fin ancing our schools from moneys. This letter came to me the other day, which is explanatory. 1 think it should be written to parents as well as to school officials. Dear Principal: We note that your attendance for the month of November has fallen below the A.D.A. from which we have based our current budget As you know, we receive our uniform school fund from the state based on A.D.A. Would you initiate whatever measures you feel necessary to stimulate an increase in your A.D.A. Our financial status at present is not promising and if we happen to fall below 96 A. D. A we will be in financial straits. If this did occur, we would, of course, have to make budget cuts based on AD. A. Sincerely, Vermon S. Barney We have on numerous occasions, asked parents to help us keep our attendance up. I am sure parents -By INEZ RIDING The mailbag is bringing some welcome cards and letters. Bee and: Charley Gunn of Los Angeles al- ways sends us a lovely card and note this time of year. It s nice to be remembered by someone whom you've never personally met. Tuesdov's mailbfra hronohl let- ters from Congressman Bur:on and! Senator Moss. Both are getting , settled in Washinaton. D. C. Both are working on the Delta FAA Sta- tion situation. Senator Moss says "Although a postponement of the phase-out time does not appear too hopeful, I will continue to work on the matter to see if we can get a reconsideration". We've got the cutest Toy Beagle at ovir house and thanks to Merilyn Bishop's knitting he JUST happens to be one of the sportiest dogs a- of-way stations. At one place it was 71 cents an Imperial gallon (5 qts.). Members of the Helen Mar Mc- Cullough Camp, DUP, will hold their Christmas party Friday, Dec. 18, 1:00 p.m. at the home of Bea Willden. HOLIDAY DANCE The Leamington Veterans are sponsoring a Christmas Holiday Dance Saturday, Dec. 26. Music by "The Shadows" of Tooele will be featured. A cordial invitation Is extended ex-tended to all to join their Leamington Leam-ington neighbors for a good time. CLASS REUNION DHS Class of 1961 is holding a class reunion Saturday, Dec. 26, 8:00 p.m. at the high school. All 1961 class members and their partners part-ners are urged to join their classmates class-mates for a rousing good time. appreciate the need for being in school, and whenever possible have their children in attendance. Yet we have many who leave school for reasons other than sickness and work. We have people leave school to go to Provo and Salt Lake to shop, or they stay out for a week to hunt deer or three and four days to hunt pheasants, or they just simply stay home to sleep. Every day in school Is imDortant for at least two reasons. First, stu dents need the instruction, which, of course, is the main reason. Second, Sec-ond, each day's attendance gives to our district money from the state to help buy supplies and e-quipment e-quipment to maintain our education educa-tion program. I plead with you to help us keep our A. D. A, at approximately the 96 average. Victory Hop The Science Club sponsored a Victory Hop Saturday, December 12, after the Gunnison-Delta basketball basket-ball game. To make the evening more enjoyable, surfing and guessing guess-ing contests were held. Kent Turner Turn-er and Nadine Iverson, Larry Bliss and Sandy Moore won the surfing contest. The winners of guessing the correct number of candies in the bottles were Mary Ellis Bishop, Sam Sledge, and Sheldon Jackson. A large crowd attended, which brought some profit to the budget of the Science Dub. A very enjoyable enjoy-able evening was had by all the students as they danced to the music of popular records. SUE ANN LUDWIG EL RUE ALLDREDGE DHS Hews Items SPECIAL FILM Dr. William Baker of St. George, formerly of Millard County, entertained enter-tained D. H. S. Friday, Dec. 11, with outstanding slides which he collected col-lected during his visit to the Holy Land. An hour of enjoyment was appreciated by the studentbody. Thanks, Dr. Baker, for your time and effort in bringing this to us. CHORUS The High School combined choruses chor-uses and band will perform Dec. 23, at 8 o'clock In the D. H. S. auditorium. audi-torium. This will be a special Christmas Concert. Much time and effort have been put into making this concert enjoyable. Everyone is invited to attend. LUNCH To add spirit to the Christmas season the lunchroom has been decorated beautifully. The lunch ladies are preparing a delicious feast for Wednesday, Dec. 23, especially es-pecially for Christmas. Come and get your fill, students. SCIENCE CLUB The D.H.S. Science Club held their weekly meeting, Wednesday, Dec 9. Demonstrations were given by the members on some phase of science in which they were interested. inter-ested. Clinton Merrell and Nathan Adams caught the attention of the members with an experiment on acids and bases. This experiment proved to be very effective on the Pep assembly later that week. F. H. A. The F. H. A. held a meeting, Dec. 14, to give the members ideas on Christmas decorations. Mrs. William round. Now, if he isn't something wart his yellow collar and brown trimmed with yellow sweater! He's tour months old and just loves suiied socks! ttis secona iavoriie "thing" to chew on is a choregirl! He's rea'ly ge ting to be too much doa to sii in one's lap. But h keeps trying and eventually he's Ying on his spinel We're all nuts ObOUt him. rve heard more adverse comments com-ments on the ' "trimming" of the Honey Locust trees of Delta Main Street than anything in a long, long time. There has been almost as much as there was earlier about parallel parking. And that was a lot. From a'l reports, Saturday was a successful day in Delta. Kiddies were happy with the show and wi.h Santa. Delta Lions Club is to be congratulated on promoting the event. The students had plenty of pep and enthusiasm until the last whistle at Saturday night's game which found the Rabbits meeting (and being defeated) the team from Gunnison. I like to hear and see a peppy cheering section and I'm never disappointed at DHS. The halltime activities by the Pep Club were good. Mrs. Shirley Hoper seems to be doing an excellent excel-lent job with the club. One spectator sitting close to me said "Look how happy all the girls are. They're all sincerely smiling". I just thought the" Pep Club would like to know that it's not only the intricate steps that are appreciated! appreciat-ed! - I've said it before and I'm saying it again, "Only a CONCEITED person per-son gets fat on her own cooking". I'm s raining all my seams just by sampling my OWN Christmas baking bak-ing and look at the days I have to go. Woe is me and my conceit. We'll hate to turn down names of persons who have neglected to get on the Christmas Card list by Monday, Dec. 21, BUT WE WILL. If you want on it, make your contribution con-tribution NOW. Many persons have been giving gift subscriptions of The . Millard County Chronicle this season. It's a good gift and good for 52 weeks. $4X0 is the price. I hope Charlotte Morrison will be successful in completing arrangements ar-rangements for a legislative meeting meet-ing featuring State Senator Waddingham Wad-dingham and Representative Monroe. Mon-roe. Should prove to be interesting and informative. Eldon and Donna Sorensen are bringing Santa back to town Saturday. Satur-day. Their ad in this issue has more information. Tis truly the Season to be Jolly. My first issue of "The Cross and The Flag" has arrived. Lead articles are "The Divine Instinct", "Zionism", "Zion-ism", "Persecuted Whites" and "Supreme Court Tyranny". Excuse me, gotta see what they're all about. Bunker was special guest and gave many useful ideas to help the girls with their Christmas decorating. A profitable evening was experienced by all who attended. RECORD HOP The yearbook staff is sponsoring a record hop after the game Saturday, Sat-urday, Dec. 19, at the Delta Second Ward. Admission will be 25 cents a person. The theme is Silver Bells. Everyone, wear what you would wear to school! Support your yearbook year-book staff. - SYMPATHY Deep sympathy is expressed to the parents, twin sister, and other relatives of Brent R. Skeem at this time. The students and faculty of D.H.S. are sorrowed by the passing of a fellow student and friend ours is a great loss. We will miss Brent SUE ANN LUDWIG EL RUE ALLDREDGE OUR LITERATIM- Have you ever wondered about Santa Claus? Is he really a jolly little fat man with a white beard? According to the dictionary it says, "see Saint Nicholas." Well, I did and it said "Saint Nicholas is a patron saint of Russia." II also added that his name has been corrupted cor-rupted to "Santa Claus." WelL even though the corruption of a language lan-guage is somewhat different from the corruption of a people, it still sounds rather suspicious, doesn't it? There are some other suspicious things too that I found in the Encyclopedia. En-cyclopedia. For example, it stated "Santa Claus Is aMythiccd old man who brings gifts to children at Christmas." Mythical? In another place it added "Santa's appearance began to change about he same time as his name." Now how many real people change their name and appearance? And when they do, what do we have to say about them? While I was doing all this research re-search I discovered an amazing thing. There is a real Santa Claus. It is a town in Indiana. Although I have stated a few reasons to doubt Santa Claus, I really do believe in him. I get presents pre-sents every Christmas from Santa Claus too. CHERIE WALKER let your coUeae student nod about friends and neighbors in the pages of the Chronicle. Order today. |
