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Show V V ! 4 Hinckley arc ELAINE HARDY Mrs, Lydia Ekins was honored on her S5th birthday Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Erma Cropper. A large number of her children and grandchildren, gathered together for the occasion.' Present were Sebrina and George Ekins and son, David; Walter and Koma Ekins, their daughter, Mar-1 lene and Dale Bliss and their child-jen, child-jen, also son, Eldon and wife Deon of Provo. Paul Ekins and two boysj of Tooele; Iln and Erma Cropper and all of their children, Glendaj and Howard Iloundy and family of Oasis; Connie and Doug Turner and two children of Sutherland; Gaylen and Kalliy and two children of Hinckley; Hin-ckley; Mary Ellen and Aaron Evans and two children of American Fork; Daryl and Ann and four daughters of Las Vegas. Also Alda and Tom Reeve and daughter Genell of Fillmore. Fill-more. The afternoon was spent with games and pony riding after a dinner was served. I.ee and Lois Wilson of Dugway spent a few days here this week. They attended the celebration in Deseret on the weekend. Also here for the rodeo at Dseret and to visit with the Wilsons was the Jack .anis family of Las Vegas. DeVon and RaNae and family of Cedar visited with the Ted Denni-sons Denni-sons this week. The Gordon Bishops" have their daughter, Mary Ellis here visiting with them while her husband 1: in Wyoming. Meron and Adell Peterson have their grandsons from Salt Lake staving with them. Goldwyn Cluff 'was in Salt Lake last week to at tend a ' week's schooling on "Alcoholism" at the University of Utah. There were peoples there from all over the world, attending these classes Thora and Wayne Petersen and Gary left this week to go to Idaho to visit with Annette and DeLyle Bennett and family. In Salt Lake Thora stopped to see her doctor. Mrs. Alice Bliss was in Salt Lake last weekend to see her grandson, Norman, son of Maxyne and Raymond Ray-mond Finlinson of Covina, Calif., off on a mission to Argentina. His partnts were there. Alice visited with Alice Gaye and Darrell while she was up there. Maxine came here to visit until Sunday and Ray-! mono returned to California. Mark Crafts is home for the summer sum-mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crafts. Doreen Dennison and Theo Ellis and family visited with their dad, Ted and Edith Dennison for Father's Fath-er's Day. Sharilyn Hardy is spending a few days in Salt Lake this week with Sharon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morris drove to Salt Lake Sunday where they met Sherry and Leon Lewis. They then drove on to Marion, Virginia where they will visit with Sid Mor ris and his family for a couple of weeks. The Ted Dennisons report that their daughter, Mrs. Theo Ellis has Just graduated from Barbermg School at the Salt Lake Technical College on the 28th of May. She 's now working at a barber shop in Murray. She and her family and her sister, Doreen, who lives with her have moved from Salt Lake to Murray to make their home. The Cropper Family Reunion was held Saturday in Hinckley for the descendents of the families of Wise, Thomas and Leigh Cropper. Lunch was served to those present on tbe church lawn after which a program was enjoyed in the church Out-of-towners who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cropper and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cropper of Salt Lake; Georgianna Johnson of Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Blake and family of Provo; Neva Cropper and sister, Elaine of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Brush of Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allred of Deseret ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Mcintosh of Provo; Lawrence Cropper and son, Cordell of Oasis and Cordell's friend, Miss Wood; Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan (Jack) Pratt of Delta; Vilale Max-field Max-field of Deseret; Josephine War-nick. War-nick. Oldest attending member of the family wos Georgianna Johnson John-son of Aurora who is ninty years old. sill When you visit Salt lake City, drop In at our friendly store. Browse through the widest selection of western clothing and saddlery in the country. Latest styles. Fair prices. SADDLERY - RANCHWEAR . WESTERN BOOTS Send for your FREE 96 Page Color Cafafogua Order by mail. We ship anywhere. e Jacke W(i Serving the Nation from the Heart of the West 62 East 2nd South Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Dept. "N" Marion (Maine) Bishop of Salt Lake and wife visited here on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Ekins were In Salt Lake the first part of the week. My mother and sisters, Edna Patterson, Norma Amende and Betty Mayer, after spending a couple of days with me went to Salt Lake for a couple ofdays where they visited with Sharon and also Bertha Barton at Midvale. They returned re-turned hero (Bertha came with them) and stayed until Saturday when they went home to Calif. They attended the rodeo at Deseret the first time any of them had at tended one and they enjoyed it tremendously. Noma's little seven year old girl, Coral Is staying with us for a month. Neva Cropper and friend visited here Sunday. Charles Crafts took his wife, Revoe to Salt Lake the first of last week to visit with their daughter, Martha and husband. Whlie they were their son Edsel arrived here from Calif, so he and Mark went on to Salt Lake where the family visited all together. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Stewart and two children of St. George visited with his sisters and families, Oleta Swenson and Golda Talbot on the weekend. Gordon Wright returned to his home Friday after visiting here with his grandparents, the Ivan Wrights. Attending the Talbot Family Reunion in Salt Lake Saturday were the Fred Skeem family, Mrs Golda Talbot and Jim, Mrs. Carol Bishop and thre boys, Craig, Art and Stan. The MIA Laurel Class held a vmrty at the home of their leader, Mrs Bonnie Mnnis last week. Thora nd Wayne Petersen attended at-tended funeral services in Salt l ake for Thora's brother, Max Bun ker this week. Mrs. Emm Cropper accompanied her son, Dnryl and Ann and four ?irls to their home in Las Vegas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhrd Hardy of Smnish Fo.k were visitors here last week to see relatives and friends. Mickey Skeem is visiting with his father, Gerald and Mary Skeem. Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Florence Stewart) Smith and family of Lo-noek. Lo-noek. Cflif. are visiting with Florence's Flor-ence's mother, Mrs. Clara Stewart this week. Mrs. Emd D?.mnn attended MIA Conference in Salt Lake on the weekend. This week some of the equip ment to be used for the well and town water system were delivered onto the lot where this well is to be dri led (across the street from my house). We have a cute little golf course made by some of our young golf enthusiasts in town, on the town lot directly across the street from the stores on Main Street. They have mowed it and set up the golf narking rnd have enjoyed some ?ames on it. Lillian and Clyde Wood visited heir daughter, Beryl Hardy 'and 'ami.y on the weekend and also attended the celebration at Deseret John Crowley was operated on it the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake this week. His wife Melba lean went to see him. He is recovering re-covering real nicely. Heber and Vera Bishop have been up north this past week visiting with their children in Bountiful and Salt Lake and attending MIA Conference. Con-ference. Edith and Ted Dennison went to Provo a day last week for Edith to see her doctor. L. R. Swensen has been working Second Ward News EDDYS BARBEN Doctor, Terard Judd of Phoenix, Arizona pn sun of Mrs. Hazel donning. don-ning. Delta, is spending the summer sum-mer In Sail Lake at the UnUersiy of Utah Cancer l'.esenrch department. depart-ment. The word Mr:;. Groaning re ceived from him last week was he Is working hard all day and into the night on cancer research. He is so happy and Interested too, to be able to work In this field and have this oportunity where the cure for cancer Is so badly needed. Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Roesner of Arlington, Texas spent the week In Utah. They visited Ada's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bennett for a couple of days and they all visited visit-ed with Arch and Eddys Barben Monday evening. Visiting at the Laurence Bunker home last week wero LaVina's down around Miiford. Lars Bishop and his son, Brent of Provo have been working with him. Wesley Morris and Don Carpenter had a collision between Delta and Hinckley, which demolished Don's car. They were fortunate to come out of the accident as safely a9 they did. Wesley was cut about the forehead, but it could have easily been so much worse. Everyone enroyed Deseret's celebration cele-bration so much. The parade was real nice and the rodeo was exceptionally ex-ceptionally good. brut her. Mr. and Mrs. Fri.acU Workman Work-man and daughters, Muiy Ray and ,sf Ijhk? P.ivieh Pnlir TheV were on their way to Yellowstone Park for a vacation. Also visiting' last weekend at the Bunker home I were l.aVinn's sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harris and sun, John, of Tor rance, Calif. John was just return-' ing from his mission labors In Chile. Mrs. Mnurlin? Williams and four children of Sa t l.ike spent four 'days In 0k Cily Canyon then her mother. LnVina Bunker rode to Suit Lake" with them and brought; .two of her grandchildren back to 'Del' a for a longer stay, a week or , so. i Mr. and Mrs. Owen Holt just re-1 re-1 turned from a very nice two week'.; (vacation. They went to Las Vegas 'and had an Interesting time. Then they traveled to Aurora, 111. and i Madison, Wisconsin by train. They i saw some very beautiful country I and had a nice visit with Owen's son, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holt and I family who live in Aurora. They enjoyed the entire trip and vacation vaca-tion very much. I The Fears family of Mariana, Fla. ;are visitng with Mrs. Fears' mother Mrs. Abbie Prestwtch. Mr. and Mrs. DaWayne Kimber and boys of Ogden stayed over Sat- ; urday night with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Kimber. I Mr. and Mrs. June Black and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robison and Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Black and families attended the Black reunion in Salt Lake last Millard County Chronicle Thursday, July 4. 1963 Dr. Tiiininn a specialist in genealogy genealo-gy ivseprih gyve u lecture to the family members, which was very Interest inir and educational. Miss Donna llohlson and brother Dung came to Delta to spend a week with their ftia'Ulpfirents after the reunion. Sacrament meeting Sunday evening eve-ning was given by some of the college students home for the summer. sum-mer. Talks were Riven by Miss Marilyn Taylor, student at BYU, after which she sang "My Prayer For Today"; Miss Judy Bassett, student at USU, Logan; Miss Mary Lyman, student at Arizona State; Miss Connie Lovell, student at BYU; Mr. Gary Bunker, BYU and Mr. Bruce Barnes, a convert of six months, pit organ solo, Mr, and Mis. Alfred Adams and Join spcii t the weekend In Salt Lake visiting and on business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jensen and granddaughter, Vicky Jensen of Sutherland drnvo Jo Ml. Pleasant Thursday to attend the funeral services of a relative, Mrs. Ester Tidwcll. They had a very good trip. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Stromberg (Sharon Steele) of Washington, D. C. left their home Friday on a scenic tiip thru Mexico and on their way to Utah to spend a vacation vaca-tion with Sharon's mother, Mrs. Rutli Steele and friends in Delta. They will arrive hero Tuesday evening. (ORTHC?) FERTILIZERS Quality Market Hardware GM MARK OF EXCELLENCE Get Jhe most ccr for the least money. 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