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Show i Millard County Chronicle Thursday, January 20, 1966 ucjaioille Tleivs VENICE DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen made made a trip to Salt Lake during a trip Tuesday to Salt Lake for a the week. j doctor's appointment for Grace Mrs. Cecil Shurtz and small '. and Dick. children made a trip to Salt Lake j Sunday night the program was on business and a visit with her : given by High Councilman Lathal .mother, Mabel Davis. Callister. Talks were given by his Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis, Henriet- j son-in-law, Mark Bybee and him-ta him-ta Barben and Marie and Lois self. A song by the three daughters, Greene made a trip Sunday to ', the twins and his married daugnter. West Jordan for a visit with Mr. DELTA THIRD WARD AREA HEWS BRIEFS LaVEE TURNER and Mrs. Donald Davis. LaRene has had a back injury and has been in bed for a week. June McBride and daughter Kay also were there for a family dinner and get-together. They returned home in the evening. even-ing. Artie Hill from Cedar City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thomas and Jay Lynn made a trip to Salt Lake on Saturday for a doctor's appointment. appoint-ment. Mrs. Marjorie Clark made a trip to Salt Lake for a doctor's appointment appoint-ment on Friday. We hope Marjorie will find some relief for her infection infec-tion she will soon be on the road to good health again. Virginia Jensen of Salt Lake visited vis-ited over the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and family. Mrs. Lathal Callister visited with them. Two days were spent in the stake house, Thursday and Friday. Work shop for everyone including the Re lief Society, it was very outstanding outstand-ing and those absent missed a lot of good information in all our everyday ev-eryday lives as w e 1 1 as for our wards. I was real pleased to meet one of our lovely girls from our home town having a leading part in it on Thursday. I was very pleased and proud of her, Ruth (De-Lapp) Coates. She's the Home Demonstration Agent for Piute and Wayne Counties. We hope she can come again soon GOT A HOME TO RENT? List it in the Chronicle. A fifty cent ad can bring good renters. Support our support YOU. advertisers. They pie. I would enjoy getting some news from you. I am sure most people are interested in the fun times you have, places you go, etc. When I was a Swinger the teenagers teen-agers were about the same as they are today. We wore our dresses at the knee and our rayon stockings were real pretty colors. 1 had a pair of orchid ones, they looked real snazzy with the round garters all fancied up, with ribbons and bows. And can you imagine, we wore them below the knee so every one would be sure and see them. The girls' hair was worn real short and straight. The boys hair was long on top and combed straight back with a lot of Gook on it so it would lie smooth and straight. The dances were much the same as they are now. I can recall a few names: the Charleston and the Camel Walk. WHOW! What fun we had. I can still hear the older people peo-ple click their tongues, shake their heads and say, "What is this young er generation coming to," as we went through our weird manuevers, in what we called dancing. I envy you people. I don't condemn you. The family of Mrs. Nels (Edith) Anderson had a birthday party for her at her home Jan. 14th. I was afraid to ask Edith how many Hi, Delta Third Ward young peo- turned from a trip to Boulder, Colo. ; irZ. T ;v dy. She reports Susan was ' H0,VH.rt' Paving when she left. The tern-were tern-were treated so good they decided i' . ,. . . of the micro-wave station. Mr. Cox was kind enough to explain all a-bout a-bout how it works as he showed them around. Marie and Alfred Lake went to St. George to see their daughter, Susan who is ill. Susan stays at the Benson Apts. Marie stayed for five im- to stav for the Christmas holidays, They thought it best to come back to GOOD o.d Delta when the snow stcrms began coming. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mills celebrated cele-brated their 26th wedding anniversary. perature was in the 70's most of the time she was there. The flow ers were beginning to bloom. Lets all go to St. George for a few weeks. I spent a short time Tan. 10th I visiting Mr. and Mrs. Heber Mech I am, Mr. Mecham has been ill for Dee and Jean Yates presented eight months. The hospitality and Virginia and Clarence Gowers with ' friendliness that was in their home a new grandchild, Dorn Jan. i an. lifted my spirits sky high. Mr. Me O All CITY MAE H. SHIPLEY This tiny boy makes the 22nd liv ing grandchild for the Gowers and the 7th child for Dee and Jean. There are times when I feel as old as Methuselah. There are times when I feel quite young, until I chain was sitting propped up in a chair, helpless, but for the constant watchful eye of his wife Lucille. He said, "'. have so much to be thank ful for. There is only one way I can let you know just how I feel about look in the mirror, then I feel asimy wife and its by me singing a old as Methuselah. On Ian. 8th Mrs. Carrie Clark's daughter, Mrs. Don (Edra) Searles and family of Provo spent the day with her. And Jan. 9th she had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Phil (Gerry) Condie and family of Salt Lake City. Gerry is Mrs. Clark's granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bi'l Perkins of Spo song. That Wonderful Mother of Mine'." With a twinkle in his eye, he said: "My family laughs at me when I sing, but I love to try, so hold onto your hats everyone, here goes." Mr. Mecham, your voice was beautiful. It thrilled me. The words in the song told me what you have in your heart for Lucille. I want to visit you again soon. I wish all your kane, Wash, visited with Velda and friends would let you know in some Sherm Perkins. Bill is Sherm's bro- way, they haven't forgotten you, ther. I either by sending cards or dropping tutu i'ij a. wu www uuu in iu yuu. ut wen soon. and Mrs. Sherm Perkins went to Mrs. Les (Mable) Welton made a years young she was, but she and Ephraim to watch Dean Perkins trip to Salt Lake Jan. 7th for a Nels celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary Jan. 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hauman re- Twitcltell lMkolste'ij h- Calbet Co. OFFERS GIGANTIC SAVINGS IN THEIR ANNUAL FABRIC CLEARANCE SALE OVER THREE THOUSAND YARDS OF NYLON MOHAIR AND NAUGAHYDE FURNITURE COVERINGS NOW OFFERED AT 50 Off Original Retail Price Take advantage now of the greatest upholstery bargain of the year. Save many dollars over the regular cost of upholstering. Choose from nylon and mohair friezes, mattalases, tapestrys, Early American tweeds and heaviest naugahyde. YOUR FURNITURE IS GIVEN TWITCHELL'S REGULAR UPHOLSTERING UPHOL-STERING PROCESS. THIS INCLUDES TIGHTENING OF FRAME. RE-DESIGNING OF FRAME IF DESIRED, EIGHT-WAY HAND-TIED HAND-TIED SPRINGS IN BASE, WRASPING SHARP FRAME EDGES AND GENEROUS AMOUNTS OF NEW PADDING. THESE EXTRAS ASSURE YOU OF BETTER THAN NEW FURNITURE AT LESS THAN HALF NEW FURNITURE COST CALL OR WRITE TODAY TO . . . TWITCHELL UPHOLSTERY & CARPET CO. 750 NORTH MAIN, CEDAR CITY, UTAH PHONE 586-9372 FREE ESTIMATES Free Pickup and Delivery TERMS IF DESIRED play in the basketball game be tween Dixie College and Snow College. Col-lege. Dean is attending Dixie. They stopped in Nephl to pick up Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd (Connie) Theobald. The three couples then went on to watch the game. Connie is a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walker took medical checkup. While she was there she saw her new little grand daughter Jane Marie for the first time. The tiny girl is the 4th child for Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Dewsnup. Mable also visited her other two daughters, Lorraine and iLeslie. All babies born in the LDS Hospital during the month of Dec. Mrs. Grant (Betty) Christensen had a very bad accident last week when her car went out of control. She had six of her children in the cr.r. Betty and the children were taken to the Payson hospital. Her little son Raymond died of head and internal injuries. His services were held Wednesday, Jan. 19th at their ward in Payson. Everyone at Oak City extends sympathy to this bereaved family. Grant passed away about a year ago. Grant was born and raised in Oak City and Betty, the former Betty Peterson of Blanding. Elder CordeU Finlinson left Salt Lake Jan. 12th by plane for Brazil. He has been at BYU the past three months for training for this mis sion. His parents went to Provo to visit CordeU before his departure. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shipley are very happy to tell of the arrival of their little new granddaughter born Jan. 10 to Larry and Norma Ship ley at a hospital in Salt Lake. Congratulations Con-gratulations to all concerned and happy at the new arrival. A little new son arrived at the home of Gordon and Joan Shipley in Midway Jan. 4th. A brother and sister will welcome the little new comer home. He will be named Mark Shipley. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence East spent last week at Evanston, Wyo. visiting visit-ing with their daughter Joleen and family. Saturday evening the Primary girls held their Daddy Date Party. The teachers of these girls are Mrs. Rebecca Pratt, Mrs. Joyce Finlinson Finlin-son and Mrs. Vonell Dutson. They had a very nice supper, played games and had a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson and children have been visiting in Oak City from Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson have been in Salt Lake about ten days. They came home Saturday and returned to Salt Lake Monday morning. More treatments to follow fol-low this week with his doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson were in Salt Lake Monday. They took three children with them. Mrs. Janet Torrens and three children are in Oak City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Finlinson. Fin-linson. Robert Torrens wrecked his car just north of Lynndyl. He is at the Delta Hospital with injuries hope not serious. Jewel Jacobson, Newell Anderson, Jack Sevirwright were home Saturday Satur-day and Sunday from school, also Roger Anderson. Mr Lorna Lovell was at Cedar City the past weekend with her children Steven and Betty Lou, al so, to attend a wedding reception. The Sacrament meeting was held immediately after Sunday School last week. High Councilman Thur-mon Thur-mon Moody, Mrs. Moody and children and Frank Lyman were the speakers. Grant Moody sang the Lord's Prayer very beautifully accompanied by his mother. This was a very interesting and enjoyable enjoy-able meeting. The chapel was filled to hear the fine talks and music. Mrs. Shirlee Bailey to the game to on leaving the hospital were put watch her son Ronnie play. Ronnie' into large red flannel stockings and goes to Snow College. Dixie won ' then given to their parents, the game. Mrs. Joyce Ashby is in the St. Mr. Larry Clark and son Mack Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City of Salt Lake, Nels Clark and their for surgery. Her room number is mother Carrie Clark took a tour 426. x.eammcton . . WANDA NIELSON Sorry, folks, I didn't get any . went on to St. George to visit Shir- t u START FAST g-S inOTSH HAPPY Manutachirer'e suggested retail price for LeSabre v-t 4-dr. sedan, price Includes Federal Excise Ta end suggested dealer delivery de-livery and handling charge (transportation charges, accessories, other optional equipment, state and local taxes additional). Start fast by zinging on over to your Buick dealer. Finish happy by driving home in a new LeSabre. Continue your happy feeling by thinking of the low price and magnificent trade-in you got Price is no handicap in the tuned car tradin derby. Sceyour local authorized Buick dealer -sb news in last week but I've been sticking pretty close to home and don't know what's been going on. I'll be glad to be able to get some shoes on again. I feel about like Daisy May, only I've been using pa's wool socks. Will also be good to stand on my own two feet instead in-stead of crutches. Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Vern Anderson and daughter of Murray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grygla and family, fa-mily, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Crouch of Orem and Mr. and Mrs. DeLong Banks of Provo visited with Mrs. Hattie Anderson and Clara Johnson. Mr. Spencer Nielson is home from the hospital and feeling some bet ter, but still unable to get out of bed. Mrs. Sally Lake and children of Delta are staying with parents, Mr and Mrs. Ken Nielson for a while. Many folks from here attended the musical "Hello Dolly" in Delta last Thursday evening. It was quite abbreviated, only two people taking part and a piano player. We enjoyed it very much as they were both good singers. Louise Lovell was in the hospital last week after being operated on. She's home now and feeling much better. Bud and Margaret McCann went to Payson Saturday to see Bud's mother who isn t too well. They also stopped to see Betty Chuster and children who are in the hospital. Betty Christensen (Louise Lov-ell's Lov-ell's sister) and six of her ten child ren of Payson were involvtd in a car-house accident last week, kill ing one little boy, age 7 and hospitalizing hos-pitalizing Betty and five children. They are all in one room at the hospital. Betty has a shattered leg and numerous bruises. It is very sad as she lost her husband Grant a year ago. Our sympathy goes out to her and her family. They are having the little boy's funeral tomorrow to-morrow (Wednesday) in Payson. Last Sunday evening Lyle Bunker High Councilman and wife Lcrna were visitors in Sacrament meeting also daughter Beverly. Lorna played play-ed two musical selections on the mirimba accompanied by Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Crouch stopped stop-ped in over night last week and stayed with Hattie Anderson, then ley Snyder and family. Shirley and her husband moved into a new home just the day before Christ mas. It's a beautiful home. Inez and I saw her in St. George while after Gayl. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bradfield visited in Goshen last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Velda) Kay. James Pay, nephew of Erva Brad-field, Brad-field, visited over the weekend with Randall and Erva and his little lit-tle son Mike. Gayl Nielson went back to Salt Lake with Inez last Sunday. Golly, the house setms so quiet after hav ing Inez and Gayl around. There's never a dull moment when these two are together. But I kind of miss it. Mr. and Mrs. Lon (Peggy) Har rison and five children of Colorado are staying with Louise and La-Forge La-Forge Lovell for a few days and also to see sister Betty and family and to attend the little boy's fun eral. Mrs. ciaucune Nielson was in Provo a week ago last Monday and had her nose operated on. Gayl and I went up Tuesday to bring her home. College students will oe especially especial-ly interested in west Millard County. Coun-ty. Order the Chronicle for your student today. 7.S00 Read It In The CHRONICLE KELLY'S MARKET OPEN FOR BUSINESS MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES NEW iV. en tc 7Va" CIRCULAR SAW Professional power and cutting capacity. . Cuts 2x4's at 45 $49.50 Quality Market DELTA, UTAH You Live Better ...Electrically! You use more electricity yet pay less for it than the average family in the U.S.A. There just isn't any substitute for electricity elec-tricity for comfortable, clean, care-free living. That's why almost every family is using more electricity today than ever before. So if your electric service bill is more than it used-to-be it is NOT because you pay me more for an hour's work (one kilowatt-hour of electricity). elec-tricity). Quite the contrary. It's higher because you're using more electricity. Just take a look and see how many electrical helpers you have in your home. In fact my hourly pay to run them is only half of what it was in this area 20 years ago even though the price you pay for almost everything else has almost doubled. That's why I say that electricity is by far the biggest value in modern living. Electricity is plentiful . . . and cheap . . . in the area served by 5Jteh Power & Light Co. i !ipEp?7 (-SB |
