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Show DESERET ARPRILLA SCOW Our community was really saddened sad-dened Saturday with the passing of Cecil C. Warner. We extend our deepest sympathy to his family. Paul Peterson of American Fork spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peterson. Mrs. Ida Chynoweth of Orem and Mrs. Norma Blake of Delta visited last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup. Mrs. Bertrice Erickson and Mrs. Lorraine Conk spent Tuesday in Salt Lake. Miss Carolyn Christensen of Tooele Too-ele spent Friday and Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Edna Christensen and her sister Mrs. Beverly Eliason and family. On Tuesday evening, Feb. 13, we held a family get-together at the home of our parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup. The occasion was dad's birthday. We had a very enjoyable en-joyable evening of visiting. Present besides our parents were Winona and Ormus Dutson and sons, June L. and Gary and Milden and Ar-prilla Ar-prilla Scow. Tuesday evening a Valentine party was held in connection with Mutual. Mr; and Mrs. Tony Western of Las Vegas visited a few days with Tony's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Faun Western. Mrs. Lou Larsen has spent the past week in Salt Lake with her children. The Primary officers and teachers teach-ers had a Valentine party Wednesday Wednes-day for all Primary children. Mrs. Janice Jackson and two daughters of Colo, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Cropper were in St. George on Thursday and Friday where they attended the Bull Sale. Bob Allred of Salt Lake was home over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Allied and his brother, Roger. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup spent Friday in Flowell visiting with Ulala and Bill Maco. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cropper spent Saturday at Cedar with Roger and Gaylen Davis and daughter. dau-ghter. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Western and daughter of Midvale spent the weekend with Faun and Luella Western and family. We were really honored on Sunday Sun-day evening to have the program at Sacrament meeting put on by Glen and Genevieve Larsen und family of Spanish Fork. The program pro-gram consisted of talks by Rex, Genevieve and Glen, song by Jane and piano selection by Brenda. We invite them to come again soon. Jay Warnick and boy friend of Cedar were home for the weekend with Jay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Warnick. Bishop and Mrs. Glen Larsen and children of Spanish Fork visited Sunday at the homes of Phil and Beverly and Lincoln and C!eo Eliason. Elia-son. Jim Mace of Ogden spent the weekend with his parents, Doyle and Martha Mace and brother, Joe. Miss Ruth Winn of Nephi was a guest of LaVoy Erickson Saturday andd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale J. Killpack and three children of Firth, Idaho spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cropper. On Saturday they all went to Cedar to enjoy some skiing, but it ended up in tragedy. Mrs. Killpack received a broken leg and' is in the hospital at Cedar. The children are with Vincent and Kris. There were so many out-of-town people to attend the funeral services ser-vices on Monday for Cecil Warner that it would be impossible to name them. My Neighbors "I'd have a lot more confidence confi-dence in your customer's credit rating if their order hadn't nrrived postage due." SUTHERLAND DORA ROSE Mr. Samuel Robin Hales, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Hales of Sutherland Suther-land has recently passed his examination exam-ination for a Certified Public Accountant. Ac-countant. He and his family are now living in Salt Lake. He is presently pre-sently employed with a prominent accounting firm in Salt Lake. They are buying a home at Lake View Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sorenson were down last week to visit with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Christensen and family. Mr. Sorenson Soren-son returned home Monday, Mrs. Sorenson remained with her child- Oak City News MACEL ANDERSON If '-Wkl 1.25K host with purchase of HOST Carpet Cleaner Now Is the time to clean your carpets . . . without water ... and take advantage of this special offer , at the same time. . V v. No need to remove furniture ... no wetting, no waiting even in bad weather. Use rooms instantly. in-stantly. (Hurry)! Offer good for limited time only.) DE LTP'S " DEPflRTfflEflT STORE J) Here it is turning time to start making a start on the cleanup campaign. This being our centenial year we should clean up our town and our own places. With all these nice walks around town it will be easy to clean the sidewalks and if we each clean our own places to the road it doesn't make too much work for a certain few who have civic pride or for the cleanup committee. com-mittee. A number of people got busy last fall and put on new roofs and additions to their homes There are nice fences built but each year the weeds grow with a ven-gence ven-gence and have to be cleaned away. It is easier to clean before the weeds and grass start to grow again. Mrs. Arlene Hecl;hart of Ogden spent several days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson. An-derson. Arlene is employed in Ogden and her husband is with the Armed Forces. She made the trip by train. Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Jacobson and son, David, and his new wife of Ogden, who were enroute to Old Mexico on a trip, stopped to visit their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jacobson and let them get acquainted ac-quainted with their new granddau-ghter-in-law. Mrs. Leola Dalton of Ogden spent several days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roper and helping help-ing to care for her sister, Bernice Alldredge, who is very ill. Tuesday and Wednesday we had a lovely snow storm with a lot of moisture in it which we were happy to have this being the first nea-surable nea-surable precipitation in 1968. How ever something went wrong with the power, probable the heavy snow, and left us without lights just as it was about time to start MIA. The play was being presented present-ed that night so it made quite a lot of difficulty for the directors and the cast. The play was very well done with a cast of twenty- Millard County Chronicle Thursday, February 22, 1968 I I WHITE NAT IV SPECIAL! J f 2EM THE GOOD GUYS ARE THE FEVER RELIEUERS DOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY WEST HIGHWAY 6 DELTA, UTAH nine. There was lots of talent shown in the play and many of them were for the first time. It's good to know we have so much talent in our ward and congratula tions to all of you as it was well presented. Directors we-e Rebecca Pratt, Drama; Ava Anderson and Beth Nielson, music. Mrs. Viola Walker celebrated her birthday on Tuesday. Her daughter, daugh-ter, Margaret Jorgenson of Ogden surprised her by bringing a hot turkey dinner with all the trimmings trim-mings and spent the day visiting her mother. Mrs. Ida Finlinson and Mrs. Nellie Roper celebrated their birthdays birth-days on Wednesday (Valentine Day). However both were unable to have anything special because of sickness in their homes. Mrs. Hulda Anderson celebrated her 80th birthday in Lehi with her daughter, Ollie and family. Mr. Willis Dutson was in Salt Lake the first part of the week for his medical checkup. The families of Mr. and Mrs. C.arence Nielson and George H. Anderson had a dinner and dance at the cultural hall Saturday afternoon after-noon and evening in honor of their grandson, Dana Anderson, son of Elvon and Phyllis Anderson of Baton Rouge,, La. Dana has been at tending school at BYU for the last few years. His sister, Lynn, is also attending school at BYU. Mrs. Laurel Prisby and two sons of Salt Lake came especially for the party and to visit her father, George H. Anderson. It's nice to have Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson return home Saturday Satur-day after a stay in St. George this past two and a half months. They enjoyed their work but it's good to get home again and we're glad to have them home. Mrs. Don (Lorraine) Anderson, Jr.' of Loa is spending several days helping to care for her parents, Mr. J and Mrs. Joshua Finlinson. She will ' return to her home on Tuesday. I I Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Anderson of Provo visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Meidon Anderson and children over the weekend. i Mrs. Mae H. Shipley has been down with the flu and has had quite a bad week, however, her granddaughter, Glenda, and husband, hus-band, Wilford Wolfenstein and children of Denver, Colo, called to I visit her on Thursday. They had attended a wedding in Salt Lake and were on ticir way 'o 3t. Goorje to visit Gienda's paieuts, t..iJ Mrs. Reed Talbot. I Mrs. Margaret Roper left Monday to enter the hospital in Salt Lake where she will have her eyes operated op-erated on. Success to you, Margaret i and a speedv recovery. ! Mr. David Paice of Ely, Nev., son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paice visi-ed visi-ed Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. lAlden Nielson, an aunt, and Mrs.' and Mrs. Eldon Anderson. I Mr. and Mrs. Newell Anderson of Midvale and Brvant of BYU visit ed their mother, Mrs. Helen Anderson Ander-son over the weekend. ' Congratulations Kerry Nielson for the way you pinned your man at the wrestles. 1 Mrs. Juanita Wavment and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Taylor of Clearfield visited their mother, Nellie Roper and their father at the hospital. Mrs. Taylor (Ruby) will stay the week with her mother and sister, ' Bernice Alldredge. I Mr. and Mrs. Lirrv Shipley and children of Bountiful visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shipley, especially for their father's birthday which will be next Tuesday. Happy birthday, birth-day, Ivan. ' Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Jacobson have been taking a turn with the flu this past week, Mrs. Jacobson also celebrated another birthday Sunday. May you rrve nmny more and get over the flu fast. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith and baby of Phoenix, Ariz.are visiting their parents, Bp. and Mrs. Lyman Finlinson and family for a few days. ' Mr. Bert Roper is in the West Millard Hospital after having suffered suf-fered a slight stroke. He is recovering re-covering as well as can be expected. expect-ed. Best wishes to you Bert. May J you have a speedy recovery. I The Priesthood boys received their awards Sunday night at Sac-f rament meeting. Duty To God Awards were presented to Marion Ray Anderson f.nd Gaylen Nielson. There were 15 individual awards presented and the Boy Scout Charter Char-ter was presented to the boys also. Congratulations. ren until the following Friday. Mrs. Sorenson attended the Delta "Dear Hearts" Day at Salt Lake. This organization was started by one of our long time Delta residents, Mrs. Verda (Law) Hatch, and all Delta people are invited to attend free of charge once a year. There is always a very good program and plenty of nice things to eat, and it comes on or around Valentine's Day every year. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson visit ed in Sutherland with their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan May. Mr. Anderson is 0 brother to Rulon Anderson and to Eunice May. The Andersons are former residents of Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith look I-ori for a checkup last Monday and the doctor's report was that she was doing very well or surprisingly well. He had not expected so fast of recovery. This is very good news for all to hear and especially her parents. Mr. Lewis Rawlinson of Logan visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rawlinson, Kim and Dane. Mrs. Josie Walker was able to come out on Sunday and looked very well. It was good to see her about again. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gary Robinson and children, Trace, Ty, I.ori and Laura of Richfield spent the weekend with their parents, Mr, nnd Mra. Holier Rose nnd Peggy, Mrs. Ann Hales spent the weekend week-end with her family. Mis. Zimmerman Is staying a few ilnvs with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson and children Ben and Karen. Mrs. Zimmerman Zim-merman Is from Salt Lake. Mr. Arjaan Dekker of Delta, and from the Utah National Boy Scouts presented two charters to the leaders, lead-ers, Mr. Leon Smith Explorer Advisor Ad-visor and to Mr. Richard Henrie, Scout leader. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Morlensen are hero visiting with their parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Milo Mortensen and Sydney. Kenneth is awaiting his asignmont to Germany. MUIAIIAM MRS. AFTON FULLMEP It seems these Monday mornings come real often. I'm surely glad this Chronicle isn't a daily paper. Dorothy Tolbert McFaiiand's little daughter, Kelll, stayed a few days with grnndpaients, Gladys and Sherman Tolbert while her parents went to Cedar. More snow and rain this week and more rheumatism for me (damp weather). Walter and Lola Stoneking were In Salt Lake from Friday until Monday last week checking with their doctors and visiting son, Karl and family and daughter, Helen Mario and baby In Murray. Also they visited Mrs. Bartley Johns, 1)1 years old, who lived In Clearlake when they did. Warren Peterson also visited in Salt Lake with Karl Stoneking and family last week. The Ray Hoelzle family went to Salt Lake Saturday evening nnd came back Sunday evening. We Fullmers had a lot of company com-pany over the weekend, the Olen Sheriffs and family of Centerville; Tracy and Sandl Fullmer and baby of Lakepoint; Rodney Fullmer and Miss Syd Dalton; also Mr. Bryan Brush of Las Vegas, Nev. The Sheriffs drove us down to Milford and 18 miles west to the old mining town of Frisco, Utah. In l'JGl the DUP erected a monument monu-ment and marker on the rond there, with a picnic table and garbage container. The marker said that $00,000,000 was taken from the silver sil-ver mine before it caved in. The town of Frisco was more than 4,000 population and I hear a pretty rough place as most of those old mining towns were. Nothing left out there but ruins. Please call me your news by Monday morning. An ideal gift for the college student stu-dent is the Millard County Chronicle. Chron-icle. Order today. 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