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Show SUTHERLAND MRS. HEBER ROSE It's so good to see Keith Christ-ensen Christ-ensen out again even though he is on crutches. Young Keith had the misfortune of getting involved in the mechanism of a combine some time ago and is now on the improve. im-prove. Mrs. Mary Johnson made a trip to Pleasant Grove to stay there a few days with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson. The Dale Johnsons John-sons are the proud parents of a new little daughter. She is the only girl in the family. The Johnson have three boys. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Tippetts and Lee made a trip to Provo to visit their children, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bayles. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Sampson and Mrs. Hazel Stewart, from Las Vegas, Dana Kay from Salt Lake, Bob Smith from Provo, Sherrie, Beverly and Julie Mecham from Orem, were all visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Ogden. They were also, here to attend the funeral of their K a V. I ITil . ft - 1L XX -m !) Dmk mi iara. allry PrttecH walk Wlita'.wi. Parh mud Haa Mm aaala Mv, imhnvrta. Wlaaawt. lkt, taalat. Shatterproof Flexible Long-Lasting only 905 Sq.Yd. 34 Inches wW Alt fa 28" 41" widths OMirCvtt, Stow Cwi. GRANT CHURCH & SOU Recaps-Tractor Tire Section Repair We Make Your Old Tires Like New Auto Glass CUT and INSTALLED L0.F. Windshields Wheel Alian TIRE BALANCING Tune Up SPARK PLUGS POINTS (MUFFLERS and EXHAUST PIPES) COMPLETE SERVICE & LUBRICATION 291 EAST MAIN PHONE 3791 aunt, Mrs. Francetta Sampson. Mm Aden Sampson is Counselor in the Stake Presidency of the LDS ward in Las Vegas. Mr. Roger Ogden spent the weekend week-end with his folks the Ivo Ogdens. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Beagley from Cedar City, visited with their par ents last weekend. Mrs. Sandra Blake and children, from Nevada, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rawlinson. They were here, also, to hear the report of their brother. Lewis. Mrs. Ann Dalton and children, of Circleville, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Henrie and family. Miss Annette Rawlinson was home from CSU, Miss Laura Moody Moo-dy from Dixie College, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Christensen from the Y, Allen Barney from the U. of U. They were all in attendance at the mission report of Elder Lewis Rawlinson. Raw-linson. The Sutherland Ward Primary was reorganized, releasing Colleen Dutson as president, Mrs. Arma Holman and Mrs. Ruth Jackson as counselors and Mrs. Eleanor Skid-more Skid-more as Secretary. To take their places were Mrs. Norma Jensen as President; Mrs. Karen Fowles and Mrs. Fairlyn Edwards, as counselors, counsel-ors, with Mrs. Marsha Henrie as Secretary. All of us in this area send our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Betty Johnson and all of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sampson at the parting of their mother. Mr. David Anderson from Provo, visited with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Rulon Anderson. Mrs. Van Arden Ar-den of Calif., spent a day or two with the Rulon Andersons. She is an aunt to Maurine. Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson made a trip to Salt Lake last week. On their way back they stopped off to see their mother, Mrs. Rhoda Jackson. They report that she is feeling better. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tolbert made a trip to Salt Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meinhardt made a trip to Salt Lake, returning home the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jackson spent the weekend in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robison made a trip to Salt Lake and stopped in Provo to see their children, Pamila and Patti. There were many who attended the Delta-Richfield game last Friday. Fri-day. It's quite a thrill to see our team victorious so far. Mr. M. J. Moody made a trip to Nebraska last week. He reports that he never saw so much corn. The corn yields 150 bushels per acre, the wheat 80 to 100 bushels per acre. The weather there seemed to be like it is here. The crops were unharvested, waiting for drying weather. Mr. Moody brought back from Nebraska two or three ears of corn which were over a foot in length. He stopped off in Colorado to visit his children, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Calvert and family. He reports re-ports that the farming area is ex- SECOND WARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS LUCILE ZIMBER Thursday, Oct. 7, Grant and Peggy Peg-gy Crane took their children, Julie Ann and Wendy, also, their mothers, moth-ers, Mrs. Amelia Crane, and Mrs. Gladys Carter, to Payson, where they had a birthday dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Clair Porter in honor of Amelia's 80th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Stoddard and children, Katherine, Detara, Bradley and Gregory, spent four days, a week ago, in Salmon, Idaho, visiting visit-ing with their brother, George and Selma Stoddard and family. Robert and Ronnie Wright, sons of Ronald and Helen Wright, took their first train ride a week ago. They accompanied their grandmother, grandmo-ther, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, to Ogden, Og-den, where they had a nice visit with their aunt and uncle, Ladd and Barbara Biack and family. Fridy, Oct. 8, Kathleen Wankier Peggy Crane, Norma Evans, Donna Don-na Lovell and Helen Wright, took their daughters to Provo, where they did some shopping. A large crowd enjoyed our ward Gold and Green Ball, Saturday, Oct. 16. Karla Church, Mary Lyman and Cathy Callister sang the theme song, "Sweetheart Tree." Bruce Stephenson sang a solo, "Unchain- able Melody." The hall was dec orated with a large silver tree in the center of the floor with many red hearts hanging from its bran ches. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jeffery at tended the funeral services for Lee Austin at Lewiston, Utah. Satur day. He was the brother of Mrs. Wydell Jeffery. Keith returned here with them and visited over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and Goldie's sister, Amanda Nielson, of Grantsville, returned to Delta on Monday, Oct. 11, from a four day trip to Las Vegas. They visited with their daughter, Joyce and Duane Terry. While there, they went to see Hoover Dam and the large convention con-vention center, and many other places of interest. The Ann E. Melville Bishop DUP Camp met Friday at the home of Norma Adams. Mary Bassett gave the lesson and Thelma Black read a history. EXCLUSIVE PETROLANE OFFER... I xjg mm,- mm mrmtBm-mmijmmi-mmzmm:;: : mmm. mmrn mm. mmmmm . s :: .. : mm mtti i 9MnVAartK'4aaaV BBBx- aMax-Makj : Bmw.lMW Mat mm a Wl M.mrn.-: aaatx aaafe: mm& :: mm- -! tsi Si on a Deorbom" KINGSLEY seres COUNTERFLOW WALL FURNACE only $175.00, installed with normal venting vent-ing by your Petrolane L P. Gas Dealer, this dependable forced-air wall furnace would normally cost you $240,001 Heats one, two or three rooms like a central furnace. Operates on clean, efficient, inexpensive Petrolane L. P. Gas. See it at your Petrolane L. P. Gas Dealer the most dependable source for heating and liquid petroleum gas service. Optional equipment extra. Comparable savings on other models. 2 don't wait. 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On Saturday, Donald and Elaine Robison Rob-ison joined them, and Sunday they attended a missionary farewell for their grandson, Elder John Norman Gardner, son of Mr. and Mr& Kenneth Ken-neth Gardner. He has been called to serve in the East French Mission, Mis-sion, and will enter the mission home, Oct. 24. The Gardners and Roblsons returned home Monday. Bishop and Mrs. Willard Stephenson Steph-enson stayed at Richfield Friday night, after the football game, to a program for the retiring Bishopric of the Richfield Second Ward. The program was written and presented under the direction of Virginia Rose Robinson and was really outstanding. outstand-ing. The emcee was Talmadge Christensen. "This Is Your Life" was given for the Bishop (Arnel Dastrup) and his two counselors. Willard was the missionary companion com-panion of Bishop Dastrup in the Western States Mission. Refresh ments were served following the program. Bishop and Mrs. Willard Steph enson went to Logan, Saturday, to bring back Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Luke (parents of Clare) who live in Rexburg, Idaho. They plan to visit here and Parowan and Cedar City with relatives for two weeks. I saw Mane Whiteley at Sunday School but didn't get to talk with her. She is attending school at the 'Y" in Provo. She is the grand daughter of Mrs. Margaret Edwards Sincere sympathies from the ward members are expressed to the Ben Sampson family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jensen, Mrs. Ruth Steele and Mr. Charles Allen, attended a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Ruby Poulsen, who is Mr. Jensen's sister, in Mt. Pleas- ant, Sunday afternoon. A delicious turkey dinner was served to 25 rel-' atives. THIRD WARD ARHA NEWS Happy Halloween to all Delta third wrrders and to everyone who wishes to attend. We're having a "Carnival." There will be games and fish pond. Come hungry, there will be plenty to eat. It will be Monday, Oct. 25, starting at 5:30 p.m. Come and join the fun Del ta Third Ward Primary. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hare, one day last week, were Mr. and Mrs. Newman Berry and two children, of Norwalk, California. They were neighbors to Richard and Gloria when they lived out there. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Poulson, over the weekend, was a brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Poulson of Tooele. Mrs. Eullal Riding is home, after spending a week in Reams and Granger with her children. Our children were home again this week. We enjoyed a nice visit with them. All-Time All -American SQ. YD. 36'VWIDE if YfcHmmnwf r , "'-'--I Y: ; i A5. ikiyWES-YOIRM DRAFT FREE ON FUEL Cut with Shears and Tack On Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS is the only window material that carries a 2 year guarantee. The name FLEX-O-GLASS is printed on the edge for your protection. 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