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Show DELTA THIRD WARD AREA MEWS BRIEFS LaVEE TURNER On Jan. 18th I took a short time away from my unorganized schedule sched-ule to visit with Mrs. Zola Franklin and her daughter Amy. As soon as the door was opened into their comfy, cozy home, the delicious a-roma a-roma of freshly baked bread filled the air. Mrs. Franklin is 83 years old. Amy does most of the household house-hold chores since her mother's eyesight eye-sight has become so impaired. Mrs. Franklin still does all the cooking and baking. She has cataracts on her eyes. The surgery she had on her right eye helped a lot, now the sight in her left eye is completely gone. Whenever she bakes bread or pastry she always remembers to take her friend and neighbor Nels Olsen some. He repays the favor by doing many chores around her place. Our former Bishop Merlin Mer-lin Christensen has enjoyed eating the tender, flaky banana cream pie she makes. Mrs. Franklin always al-ways happened to have some on hand when Merlin nd his companion compan-ion would visit with her as they did their ward teaching. She spent many years in the cafe business before moving to Delta and after she came here. Mrs. Franklin, do you think when I am 83 I can make pies like you? I am a flop in making any kind of pie at my age. Mrs. Forrest (Dora) Miller and Mrs. Jennie Miller, daughters of Mrs. Susie Sampson and granddaughter granddau-ghter Billie Miller spent Jan. 23rd visiting aunt Susie, as most people know her by. Jennie is staying a few days to be with her mother and to visit with her many friends she has in Delta. The jinx seem to have hit the Orlin Roberts family. Mr. Roberts had the misfortune of getting his back broken while working on the Autovon plant. Nov. 27th his wife Drew was in a car accident. She suffered a broken shoulder and their car was a complete loss. Cheer up folks, every cloud has a silver lining. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Eliason attended at-tended the state convention for County Officers Jan. 19, 20 and 21. They planned on seeing the Mary Mary Comedy at the Pioneer Mem orial Theatre before returning home. Neil Callister of the Delta Third Ward is the Co-Captain for the Delta Del-ta Wrestling Team. Neil is a junior and his team have won all their meets this season. He received a Gold Loving Cup recently in a four-way four-way meet between Delta, Spanish Fork, Juab and Millard. Neil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lathal Callister. Cal-lister. Congratulations, Neil. I am sure a lot of you people remember Bob Stinson. He lived in the Third Ward for many years. Last .week the State Board of Education, Edu-cation, Ch. 7, showed a short film on Bob's life when he was living out to Margum Pass. The title was "The Hermit of Margum Pass". It was real interesting. Larry Bliss and Von Callister re presented the College of Southern Utah in Wrestling held in Idaho Falls. They lost the match, but it is a great honor lor these tw young men to have been chosen to represent the college. On their way back to CSU they visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lathal Callister Cal-lister and Mr. and Mrs. George Bliss. I hear Mr. and Mrs. A r j a a n (Whitie) ekker are sporting a new '66 Ford. How about a ride, Elaine. Angus Myers will soon be home after spending weeks in the Veterans Veter-ans Hospital. He recently had sur gery and is improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Melvin June Ivie, daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ivie, had surgery at the White Pine Hos pital in Ely. The Ivies lived in Delta Del-ta for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen, parents of Mrs. Arda Davis, are two people who are so friendly and kind. They have been so thoughtful over Arda since she has been so ill these past weeks. They always have a smile for everyone. How I wish for my parents, many times a day. Their advice would help me so much. Mrs. I la Forster has been staying with her daughter, Rosemary in Salt Lake for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Neil (Clareen) For ster and daughter Cindy are staying stay-ing with Clareen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Willden for a few davs. Mrs. Zola Lambright is in Tooele with her daughter, Julie who is a brand new mother of a baby boy born Jan. 18 weighing 6 lbs. 11 oz. Congratulations to the Papa and Mama, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Marshall. Marsh-all. Mrs. Rose Black and daughter Jane now living in Salt Lake, send their regards to all their friends in Delta. Bea Willden visited with Evva Wilkins in Salt Lake. Evva is spend ing a while with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe (Jean) Fisher. If Mrs. Joyce Church Ashby continues con-tinues to improve, it won't be long before she can be back home with her family. Joyce's father, Grant Church, grandfather George Church and three of the Ashby children visited with Joyce Sunday, Jan. 23. They were real pleased that she djz) Says. . . ro TOM 4fTT. iMAW MTJS GJZY CWZZ0- Mrrs up ruz curs to j 20. ?7 7HSCWS0YS, T$-.5. Millard County Chronicle Thursday, January 27, 1966 Hinckl ey -- 1-66 Mrs. AFTON FULLMER ABRAHAM Gladys and Sherman Tolbert had as their house guests after the fun eral of Mrs. Sarah Taylor last Mon day, Mrs. Eleanor Frey and son Carl and family and daughter Joyce and family from Auburn, Calif. Also, Al-so, Gladys' aunt, Ada Taylor and Verl Taylor and Vaughn Taylor of Wayne County. There were many relatives present that I did not get their names. The talks and musical numbers were outstanding. A large number of friends and neighbors and relatives from near was looking so well. The Heyborne j and far were at tne Pen ho"se for family seem to be so close to each other in all their troubles they have had. Some of the family have made a trip every other day to the hospital to see Joyce. Jay Tolbert and family spent a pleasant visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tolbert Jan. 20th and 21st and returned home Jan. 22nd. They live in Bennion, Utah. Friday, Mrs. Tolbert's two brothers Ellis and William Mitchell surprised her with a short visit. Ellis returned return-ed to his home in Salt Lake, but William will stay for a week and then go to his home in Escalante. Mrs. Hamilton (Erma) McCul-Cullough McCul-Cullough visited her two daughters Mrs. Lee (Carol) Stewart and Mrs. Ferd (Darlene) Neilson and their families in Washington, Utah. While Erma was there she attended the stake conference. Darlene is the ward organist. The Washington Washing-ton Ward furnished the choir for the conference. Mrs. Cecilia Hopkins is in Salt Lake with her son Glen. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Brown visited with Stan's mother, Mrs. Emily Bunker, who is in the Estell Nurs ing Home in Salt Lake. She is reported re-ported doing quite well. While they were in the city they spent some time with their son Bill and wife RaNae. Bill is going to school and RaNae is working and are both very happy. They send their best wishes to all their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harley (Margaret) Watson and two children Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Warren Petersen who were married Jan. 12th. The new-lyweds new-lyweds received a lot of useful and beautiful gifts and lots of good wishes for happiness in their life together. I went in company with daughters Elladene Corbett and Marilyn Sheriff and granddaughters Ann Thomas and Zeffie Sheriff. John wasn't feeling too well and didn't go. Carmella Hoelzie made a nice baby quilt for little Laurence Sche na. Benny and Becky's little boy for his 3rd birthday. Luena Fullmer and Reva Bliss have also had quilts on this week. We want to send happy birthday greetings to Miss Joyce Tennant, Faye and Frank Tennant's oldest daughter, in Tooele. She is 18 years old and will graduate this spring. Ciark and Reva Bliss and Gar land and Phyllis Johnson were at the open house for Warren Peter SHARON S. WESTERN Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wood from Holden, and daughter, Mrs. Dale Thompson and two children of Salt Lake, were visitors at the home of their daughter and sister, Beryl Hardy. Kristine and Vincent Cropper Crop-per and little daughter, Tiffany of Logan, were also at the Carl Hardy home. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman attended at-tended a County Officials Conven tion Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day in Salt Lake. Saturday, they went to a birthday party for Arvil-la's Arvil-la's father, William Jacobsen. The party was held at the Jeston Jac obsen home. Thirteen family members mem-bers were present. Saturday night many of the Jacobsen family members mem-bers attended the open house at Sutherland ward for Mr. and Mrs. Warren Peterson. The new Mrs. Peterson is the former Bonnie Jac obsen, niece of Arvilla Swensen and Nora Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Ster ling Jacobsen and Vicki Harrison stayed at the Workman home, Saturday Sat-urday night. Linda Lou Searle and son, Clay, visited at the Lynn Talbot home, Sunday. Floyd and Georgia Taylor from Nephi, visited Reva Taylor, Sunday. Claire Spencer visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Spencer and family. Gwen and Billy Rogers and their daughter, from Milford, spent Saturday Sat-urday at the Eugene Bishop home. Reita Jackson also visited her parents, par-ents, from Magna. Clara Stewart went to Spanish Fork and Provo, to visit a few days with her children. Gam and Manee Moody were guests at the Hon Cropper home, t'riday night and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jeddie Judd and children of Fillmore, visited the Lee Judd's Sunday. Carl Talbot is home from the Navy for a few weeks. He is visiting visit-ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cluff Talbot and Marcia. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Western visited in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Western, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ekins spent the weekend in Salt Lake. On the way up they visited awhile with Mrs. Florence Robins, who has moved mov-ed to Provo to make her home. She had been living in Tempe, Arizona. Saturday, Mrs. Ekins attended the winter meeting of the Utah Vocational Voca-tional Ass'n at Hillcrest High School They stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde. On their return trip, Sunday, they visited vis-ited Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Ekins at Elberta. Next Tuesday, Feb. 1, will be Theology and Testimony Meeting at Relief Society, beginning at 10 a.m. At 11:30 will be teacher topic meeting with Oleta Swensen giving the teacher message. Clara Stewart Stew-art is the Theology teacher. The Sunshine class for the children will be heid in the Seminary building from 10 to 12 noon. Ray Bishop was on the Telarama all afternoon, Sunday. Our town is really proud of Ray. Alice Gaye and Darrel Scow spent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Bliss and at the Scow's in Deseret. RUBY SKEEM sen. Marilyn Sheriff and daughters Zeffie and Jerene of Centerville spent the weekend with us and the Dave Poulsen family, Michael, Ken, Rosemarie and Billy visited with us and the Arch Poulsens in Delta on Sunday. The Arnold Petersen family returned re-turned to Layton after attending brother Warren's open house. The little blue-eyed daughter of Cecilia and Sydney Young is a real doll. I hadn't seen it since it was a tiny baby. How they do grow! We've certainly had cold weath er. It makes one long for spring. So happy to see Mary Henrie out and looking so good. I wish her the best of health from now on. flDmsns News Mrs. Ila Stanworth had a narrow in attendance;" A few out-of-town escape Sunday when she his a visitors that I noticed were Mr. and horse with a car. The accident dam Mrs. Thurlo Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. aged the car. Russell Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Eldro Robert Anderson was home from Jeffery and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-school Wil-school in Ephriam. l&rd Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bruce and Coleen Anderson were "ar nd,, famlly: . an? Mr home. Each brought a friend Lesley Hardy and children Mr. and LeighAnne Townson and Gary La Mr- and Ud!fn' Mr Fevre. The weekend was spent at a"d Mm. Judd Na"d family- and r , rYl e A o rn a M ink7fAn DnH TVI a rrtr the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson. Mrs. Ernest Anderson spent a day in Goshen with her mother, Mrs. Ken Mathinson. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jacobson and children, child-ren, Mr. Randall Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bradfield, Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson, Carola Skeem was here Monday I Mr. and Mrs. Holt, Kathy McCorm- and took Mike back with her to ' ick, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Christensen, Salt Lake. j Mrs. Bliss and others. A lot of peo- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skeem had a ! pie from Deseret were in attend-nice attend-nice trip this week, visiting the St. ' ance. George and Mesa, Arizona Temples. I A lovely program was given with They spent a day or so at Lake a nice talk from Mark. He'll make Powell fishing and visiting a few a good missionary. Refreshments relatives. Erma Skeem went to Salt Lake to spend some time with her grand son, Cody, who had had his tonsils removed Thursday. Miss Gwen Stanworth and boy friend were here from Salt Lake. were served at his home by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Skeem spent Monday at Milford with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Skeem. I spent Monday in Salt Lake with Rhea McCormick and Parley Marcus R. Skeem left Monday Elder, where we met Mr. and Mrs. for the mission home. He will fill Jerry Justesen of Idaho, at the Stan an LDS mission in North Germany. 1 Bradfield home. A farewell testimonial was held 1 Sunday evening. A large crowd was 7.500 Read It In The CHRONICLE and Glen visited with Margaret's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wood. The Wood family had a birthday party in honor of Reed and his son Max's birthdays. Bea Willden spent two weeks with her daughter Bonnie Carter while she was convalescinff. Bon nie is improving very well. She is! so she can be up and around on crutches. We are all so happy you are improving. Dave Poulsen and family of Tooele, Too-ele, Mr. and Mrs. Don Poulsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poulsen and baby Mary Anne and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jeffery and family spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Poulsen. 3 would have enjoyed seeing the 20 members a-round a-round their table as they ate Sunday Sun-day dinner. Sherm and Velda Perkins went to St. George Friday to watch their son Dean play on the Dixie team. The game was between Dixie College Col-lege and Boise Junior College. Dixie Dix-ie won. 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