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Show Mrs. AFTON FULLMEB ABRAHAM Mrs. Sara Taylor, mother of Mrs. Gladys Tolbert, died in a Provo hospital Friday. Services were held Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the Delta First Ward. The Henry Taylors had lived in McCornick and Delta. Mr. Taylor has been dead a number num-ber of years. Our sympathy goes to Gladys, Lois, Eleanor and all the grandchildren, who all loved her very much. We roamed the desert two of the past beautiful days enjoyable weather to be out but it's sure cold today, (Sunday). The tiny baby of Dian and Al-man Al-man Fullmer, Jr. is again out of the hospital and doing fine. The baby weighs over 5 lbs. now. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Petersen of Monroe, Utah visited with his folks, Erma and Clifferd Petersen and Emily Young, Donna Jeffery and Kay Petersen in Delta over the weekend. They all paid us a nice call Sunday. Clifferd Petersen and Arnold and family are well drilling in Layton, Utah. Congratulations to Warren Petersen Pet-ersen on his recent marriage, Jan. 12. The new Mrs. Petersen is from Provo. They are honeymooning in Arizona at present. We wish them much happiness. We enjoyed a nice visit Sunday from Jack and June Reid. They are good neighbors. Dean the 11-year-old son of Em-malou Em-malou and John Harris, was hos pitalized Saturday of what was apparently ap-parently diagnosed as diabetes. He is some better today, I understand. Our dear friend, Reva Bliss, has not been well the last day or two. Hope she is soon herself again. We enjoyed a nice visit with the Corbett family Sunday. Ronald and Ann Thomas and two little boys, Scotty and Lynn, ate dinner with us. Joe Hoelzle went camping with the Scouts over the weekend. Rath er cold weather for it, but it makes the boys tough and healthy, I sup pose. They were working on merit badges. Lee and Velma Talbot are wintering win-tering in Wilcox, Arizona. Their daughter, Jane, is staying with her aunt, Thora Petersen, in Hinckley Earl and Afton Petersen live in Wilcox, too. We were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Lucile Bennion, wife of Glynn Bennion of Riverbed. Mrs, Bennion was a school teacher, art ist and writer of reknown. She was the mother of Colin and George Bennion, who have lived and taught school here. Our sympathy goes to all the family. My Neighbors POSTER PAPER Poster paper at the Chronicle, in white and a wide rariety of colors, now tells for 15c a sheet straight and 20c a sheet for lemon yellow. Refrigerator Rides on Air P I g r j jri 2. . 1 Space-age technology has been applied to solve a longtime kitchen bugaboo how to make it easy for the homemaker to move the refrigerator so that she can clean behind it. Frigidaire and General Motors have developed a remarkable new accessory air lifting pad to do the job. It installs easily in the base of the refrigerator. When hooked up with a household house-hold vacuum cleaner, air from the blower passes through the lifting pad to form a cushion of air, floating the refrigerator above the floor. While riding on the air cushion, the refrigerator refriger-ator can be moved about easily by fingertip pressure. The accessory ac-cessory will fit' 14 of the company's new 1966 refrigerators with 32-inch wide cabinets. QUALITY MARKET w "When you pass those big trucks, dear couldn't you go around them?!" DESERET ARPRILLA SCOW Mrs. Vilate Maxfield is spending the next couple of months at Woodland Hills, Calif, with daughter daugh-ter and family, Eugene and Virginia Vir-ginia Hyatt and son and daughter. Master Garry Damron of Salt Lake visited this past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ar-nold Damron. Mr. and Mrs. James Sampson and Shelia and Lorri Kay visited last Sunday at Salt Lake with Mrs. Alta Jamison who was in the hospital. Alta is a sister to James. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larsen spent last Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake visiting with members of their family. Hinckley SHARON S. WESTERN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Theobald recently re-cently returned from a visit with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Verrue Theobald of North Ridge, Calif. Verue's wife Shirley is Pres. of the Relief Society in her ward. On their way home they happened to be in Parowan just as it was time for the Delta-Parowan game, so they stayed to watch it. They made this trip with their son Paul who had to go to North Ridge on business. Rook Club was held at Beryl Hardy's Har-dy's home. The Hardys have just recently remodeled and redecorated their home and it is very beautiful and inviting. Guests at club were NaRae Petersen, Sharon Western, Mavis Hardy, Lyla Rae Morris, Del-ma Del-ma Jean Galli, Cherie Morris and Elaine Hardy. Members present were Oleta Swensen, Enid Damron, Nina Mecham, Arvilla Swensen, Al ta Warnick, Thora Petersen, Gladys Carter, Dorothy Damron, Belva Mor ris, Ruth Talbot, Ciara Stewart, and Roma Ekins. Thora won high, Roma, Ro-ma, 2nd, Dorothy low and NaRae high guest. Grand slam prizes were won by Erma Cropper and Sharon Western. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron (Mary Ellen) Evans were guests at the Mahonri Cropper home from American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spendlove visited friends and relatives in the west Millard area Sunday. j Floyd and Georgia Taylor spent Sunday at the Reva Taylor home. Bryan Petersen spent the weekend week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen. Sunday dinner guests at the Shel don Western home were Dr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Lyman and family. ' Saturday night was the big night all Lihoma girls in the Primary, look forward to The Daddy and Daughter party. This year there were 15 girls and their partners. ' They enjoyed a lovely buffet sup-' per and dancing. Two groups of girls did dances to a winter theme. One dance was "Suzzie Snowflake". The girls were dressed in white satin, adorned with tinsel. The other oth-er group danced to "The Skaters Waltz". They were costumed in blue satin. All girls participated. Mrs. Mavis Hardy and Mrs. Elaine Hardy tught the dances. "A Tribute to My Daughter" was given by Clyde Stevens. His daughter Kay responded in like manner. Stake Primary visitor was Rayda Rawlin- son. The teachers of this group are Golda Talbot, Valyn Dutson and Sharlene Wright. Carol Bishop and Rita Jackson drove to Milford to visit Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rogers. It was there baby's ba-by's birthday. Carl Theobald was operated on Monday, the 17th in the LDS Hospital. Hos-pital. He would enjoy hearing from his friends. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bishop went to Provo to their niece's wedding recently. re-cently. The Rookettes met at Kelly Tal bot's home last Monday. Members attending were Mavis Hardy, Leora Ivie, Jeannie Taylor, Dorothy Spencer, Spen-cer, Elaine Hardy, Lawanna Peterson, Peter-son, Marlene Bliss, Lyla Rae Morris, Anna Lee Hepworth, Shirl Bailey, and Anna Lou Stanworth. Natlie Bennett was a guest. Shirl won 1st, Anna Lee, 2nd, Mavis and Natlie the traveling prize and Dorothy low. Sacrament meeting was under the direction of Clark Bishop. Zel-ma Zel-ma Jensen visited with Mr. Bishop. She told of her mission experiences and the choir sang a special number. num-ber. Don Morris, Sheldon Western and Howard Western made a trip to Provo Friday. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, January 20, 1966 Let your college student read about friends and neighbors in the pages of the Chronicle. Order today. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Mace of Flowell visited Tuesday with Ula-la's Ula-la's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup. Mrs. Georgette Peterson spent the past week in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wade and children. Milden Scow was in Ephraim and Manti Tuesday and visited with Darrel and Alice Gaye Scow. Attending funeral services on Wednesday at Antimony for a cou sin were Mr. James Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton McCullough, Mrs. Hildred Tolbert, Mrs. Helen Barney and Mrs. Tarn Greener. Bishop and Mrs. Dean L. Black spent from Thursday until Saturday Satur-day in Salt Lake on business and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fowles. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Page of Riverton visited friends in Deseret Thursday afternoon. There were several from Deseret who were in Las Vegas over the weekend visiting with friends and relatives and on business: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Croft, Mrs. Rachel Cannon Ca-nnon and Mr T-nMar npursnnn Mrs. Delores Ogden spent Satur-' day in Provo. I Lincoln Eliason who is attending ' CSU was home with his family over j the weekend. Miss Delene Black and Mr. Doue' Jackson of Logan spent the weekend week-end visiting with Delene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Black. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Dewsnup and children Russell and Dee Ann from Coalville visited Saturday and Sun day at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup and Mr. and Mrs. Milden Scow. The urogram in Sacrament meet Ing Sunday evening was put on byi High Councilman Rulon Callister. ! Talks were given by Roy Twitchell and Rulon. There were a large number of people from Deseret who attended Sacrament meeting Sunday at noon in Oasis Ward to hear Elder Steven Rowley give his report after serving the past two years in Ireland on an LDS Mission. Mrs. Shirley Jensen and son and daughter, spent teh past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Davis. They also attended "Sound of Music" production in Salt Lake City. On January 12 a baby boy was born at the L.D.S. Hospital in Salt Lake to Richard and Karen Davis. The new arrival has 3 sisters at home. Proud grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Davis visited the new addition to the family, Sunday. dPmus Mews RUBY SKEEM Mrs. Fontella Skeem is reported doing well following a stroke last week. j Mr. Gordon Anderson of Majava, ! " . . i . e t . 1 ,1 -j .. . i . u m. ! and Mrs. Floyd Skeem last Tuesday. Tues-day. Mr. Ronald Peterson of Grants-ville Grants-ville was home over the weekend. He teaches school there. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanworth spent the weekend in Salt Lake City with their children, Roger and Gwen. Coleen Gillen and Coleen Anderson Ander-son came home from Salt Lake, where they are employed and attending at-tending school. Steven Rowley reported his mission mis-sion Sunday night in Sacrament meeting. His mission was filled in Ireland. A large crowd was in attendance. at-tendance. Some of the out-of-town visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Webb, Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gonder, Garrison; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gonder, Baker, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Rigby, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wheeler, of Garrison; Mr. and Mrs. White of Ogden, parents of his missionary companion; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Duane Galli, Mrs. Elva Skeem, Hinckley; Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allred, Mr. and Mrs. El-don El-don Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Black, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Dewsnup, Dew-snup, Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Moody and others of Deseret; Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb, Mrs. Albert Nickle, Craig Hardy, Paula Galli and others. oth-ers. ,1 was unable to hear his report re-port because of illness. A large family dinner was held in the ward hall for out-of-town people and friends. Steve's sister. Susan, was also home from Snow College. Faye Howell's mother, Mrs. Annie An-nie Brinkerhoff of Beaver, is visiting visit-ing them for a few days. 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