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Show DESERET ARPBILLA SCOW Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Jerrett from Nephi, visited last Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Pet erson. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Fairchild from Midvale, Itah, are spending a few weeks at Deseret. Mrs. tairchud is the former Evah Conk. Arriving Wednesday, from Calif., were Mr. Louis Schoenberger and Mr. and Mrs. Don Schoenberger. They are planning to spend a week or ten days here looking after Lou is' business. Mrs. Vernell Baker spent a few days at the LDS Hospital. We are glad she is now back home and is feeling better. Mr. Dale Love and son spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Faun Western. Coming down to take Faun Western West-ern elk hunting with them, was Tony and Douglas Western, from Salt Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Campbell from Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin (Matt) Cropper Crop-per spent the first of the week at Las Vegas, Nev., with Marlow and Carol Cropper and Kelly and Karen. Lincoln Cropper and son, Vincent, left Friday to enjoy the elk hunt. Vincent was one of the lucky ones to draw a permit. He bagged his elk by Saturday noon. It dressed out at 441 pounds. Mr. La Von Black, from Calif., and his son Bill, from Salt Lake, visited with Dee and Eunice Black and other relatives. They also came for Russell Black's wedding reception, Saturday evening. Spending Friday in Salt Lake and Bountiful was Waldo and Dora Black. Mr. and Mrs. Varlo Cahoon and children, from Salt Lake, spent the weekend with Ran and Rachel Cahoon. Ca-hoon. Delores Ogden entertained the Deseret Rook Club at her home Thursday evening. A lovely luncheon lunch-eon was served. Members present were: Lucile Hales, Jackie Black, Lucile Sampson, MarGenne Rowley, Row-ley, Arprilla Scow, Elaine Moody, and Bessie Webb. Guest was Mrs. Blanche Larson. Mrs. Rose Dewsnup and Mrs. A- letha Dewsnup and children, spent Saturday in Salt Lake, where they visited with LaMar Dewsnup, who is in the Veterans Hospital. LaMar underwent surgery, Monday, for a back injury. We wish him a speedy OAK CITY MAE H. SHIPLEY The Sacrament services Sunday night had a large number of people peo-ple out to enjoy the remarks of High Councilman Reid Tippetts and Elder Doug Smith. Both gave very instructive and interesting talks. Elder Smith talked mainly about his mission experiences. Mrs. Tippetts Tip-petts was a visitor with her husband. hus-band. The choir sang two numbers. Kenny Sewn Recaps-Tractor Tire Section Repair Wc Make Your Old Tires Like New Auto Glass CUT and INSTALLED L0.F. Windshields Wheel Mian TIRE BALANCING Tune Up SPARK PLUGS POINTS (MUFFLERS and EXHAUST PIPES) COMPLETE SERVICE & LUBRICATION 291 EAST MAIN PHONE 3791 recovery. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Vi-late Vi-late Maxfield, Saturday and Sunday, Sun-day, were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hyatt and son and daughter, from Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stratton, and Dennis Stxat ton, all of Clearfield. They also came to attend the wedding reception, re-ception, Saturday evening, for Russell Rus-sell and Marlene Black. Miss Diane Jensen, from Logan, spent the weekend with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb, from Cedar City, were at the home of Carl's parents, Spencer and Alice Webb for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred and sons- Robert and Roger, spent Sunday in Salt Lake, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Garth Bishop. A very lovely wedding reception was held Saturday evening at the Deseret Ward, in honor of Russell and Marlene Black. They were mar ried Nov. 10 at the St. George LDS Temple. Many friends and relatives were in attendance. Paul Dewsnup, who is in the Marine Ma-rine Corps, stationed in Calif., came Saturday to be best man for Russell Rus-sell at the reception. The program at Sacrament meeting meet-ing was put on by Evan Gardner, from Delta. Mr. Gardner gave a talk and then two musical numbers num-bers were given by his Seminary class. Mrs. Norma Pulfer left Monday, to return to her home in Australia, after having spent the past month at Deseret at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Black. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Damron have their grandson, from Salt Lake, visiting with them. Mrs. Fern Crafts, from Salt Lake and Mrs. Mable Olson from Provo, spent Saturday and Sunday, visiting visit-ing with friends and relatives, and also, with Ralph and Blanche Crafts at Hinckley. The anthem by the choir, "Still, Still with Thee" was very lovely, led by Mrs. Shirley Roper, with Edith Ed-ith Finlinson at the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nielson were in Salt Lake last week for a check with his doctor. Mrs. Esther Petersen, a member of the Stake Board, was a visitor at the work meeting of the Relief Society last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Finlinson were in Richfield, Wednesday of last week, attending a Postmaster's convention. Mr. Leo Finlinson visited a few days, at Cedar City, with his daugh ter, Isobel Wiliams and family. He will check with the Dr., Rymol Williams, Wil-liams, while there. Mrs. RaNae Christensen and family fam-ily had her parents, visiting over the weekend, from Arizona. Some of the college students were home Saturday and Sunday. They were Garth Finlinson, Patty Taylor, Jack Sieverwright, Newell Anderson and Kathy Finlinson. , Sunday night, Oak City had a nice rain. It's hard to get used to rain, wind and cooler days after a month of beautiful Indian summer. Mrs. Helen Anderson and mother, Martha Anderson, visited' a few days at Ogden and Roy with Martha's Mar-tha's daughters, Barbara, Shirley, Rosile and families, and Arline. Mrs. Vera Poulson, from Calif, 's here visiting her sister, Aretta Peterson Pet-erson and other relatives. She wiil be here a month or more. OASIS BUBY SEE EM Martin show. " Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Memmott of Salt Lake, visited Saturday with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Norvel Christensen. Voy Stewart was home to visit his pcrents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nichols. Several people from Oasis attended at-tended the football game last week Millard County Chronicle Thursday, November 18, 196S in Price. Hamilton McCullough was the High Councilman at Oasis. Eldon Eliason gave Sacrament Meeting Sunday evening. 7.500 Read It In The CHRONICLE POSTER PAPER- Poster paper at the Chronicle, in white and a wide variety of colors, now sells for ISc a sheet straight and 20c a sheet for lemon yellow. U.I i Hi Make sure your dollars are working... mot waiting! The harvest is just about over, providing a breathing spell for many people in this area. They now have time to think about some of the other problems of everyday living. For example, the best use of their yearly income. Do they save it? . . . Invest it? . . . Use it for improvements? . . . Buy more stock or equipment? Many people have found the manager at First Security Bank can help them decide how to make the most of this cash. He understands money matters, yet he talks your language and knows your business, too. He can show you the advantages of safeguarding your money at a bank while helping it grow with guaranteed bank interest ... or investing your money for longer range profits ... or putting your money in a new car or needed improvements with the help of First Security financing. But most important, he can show you how to keep your dollars working, growing, earning . . . not just waiting idle until you really need them. Why not come in at your convenience. FIRST SECURITY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Fonroy Hawley went to Ely, Nev., to take hre father, fa-ther, Mr. Cahoon, to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young. Mrs. Zina Marschall, formerly of Oasis, died in Long Beach, Calif. She had many relatives in Oasis. She has an aunt, Mrs. Hulda Anderson, And-erson, in Oak City, uncle, Peter A. Peterson and uncle Alford Peterson Peter-son of Deseret and a sister-in-law, Cassie Johnson. Cassie left Saturday Satur-day for Long Beach to attend the funeral services. We send a '-'thank you" to La vean Gillen, Shirley Skeem, Jennie Styler, Celia Christensen and Laun-za Laun-za Willoughby for the work they did at the church on the floors. Let's all show our appreciation by keeping It nice. Mrs. Verta Stanworth spent sev-. eral days in Salt Lake, visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop were at Callao, as stake visitors, Sun. Mrs. George Stanworth and Anna Lee Stanworth attended the Valley Music Hall production in Salt Lake City, Saturday. Mrs. Mae Welch, Mrs. Enga Pet erson of Las Vegas and Dru Rob erts of Delta and Ella Christensen, spent last Wednesday in Nephi, visiting Peter Peterson at the rest home. They went on to Salt Lake to visit Peter H. Peterson in the Veterans Hospital. 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