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Show Levan Graduation Exercises Postponed Published every Thursday at Nephi, Juab County, Utah. Entered at the post office at Nephl, Utah m second class mail matter under the act of congreaa of March 3, 1879. Editor-Manage-r, ROY E. GIBSON PUBLISHERS: A. B. GIBSON & ROY E. GIBSON In advanoe. One Rates: are Advertising Subscription Year, $2.75; Six Months, $1.60. Subscriptions payable rates on request. , Section 2 Page Until Saturday Night 20, Thursday, May 1 Levan Primary Graduation Sunday LEVAN NEWS PM. Friday for Mrs. Mangelson 2 ' , Primary graduation exercises will be held at Levan ward in connection with Sacrament meeting Sunday, May 23 at 7:30 p. m. Eight girls and five boys have Funeral services for Mrs. Eva completed the Primary work, and returnMrs. Sorena Malmgren having reached the age of 12 are Rosequist Mangelson, 74, who died ed home after spending the eligible to enter into the M I Tuesday morni.ig at the family er in Los Angeles with her child- - now A and priesthood work. A well residence, will be conducted Fri- - ren. arranged program will be presThe Primary association is day at 2 p. m. at the Ievan ward ented, with Primary children parJames directed dance a in the ticipating, childrens by Bishop chapel soring and all Ward members P. Christensen. are cordially invited. .: ; ah Mrs. Mangelson was born Mar. M. in. Ail. tue juviicru. Miss Betty Lubbers of Woods-cros- s, 10, 1874, at Levan, a daughter of AMERICAN LEGION Andrew and Amelia Turkelson enjoyed the week end here She was married to with Mrs. Floy Mortensen. Rosequist. NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stephensen Lorenzo Mangelson on December 23, 1892, at Levan by Bishop N. of Salt Lake City spent the week LEVAN POST NO. 24 P. Rasmussen, and they were lat- end with relatives here. In the Levan ward chapel on Mrs. Lucille Taylor and baby, er remarried in the Manti L. D. "MVc Mnntrplcnn urac a and Warner Q 1 cmnlo night, the post conducted Taylor went to Bak- - Sunday counselor in the Primary for sev- ersfield, California Monday where "I Am An American Day" sereral years, and was a Relief Soc- she will remain indefinately with vices. Guest speakers were Clark Newell principal of the Levan iety block teacjier at the time relatives there. of her death. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Worwood, Junior high school and C. Clarence former Mayor of Salt She is survived by her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Meril Stephensen and Lake Neslen, Appropriate flag cereand Mr. and Mrs. Foster Gardner moniesCity. Lorenzo Mangelson, Levan, were conducted by the post. the lollowing children: Mrs. Na- spent the week end in Salt Lake In attendance at the recent disMr. Worwood and Mr. omi Walker of Pleasant Grove, City. trict convention were William Ted Mrs. CoDeal Brough and Herman Gardner were delegates to the der, Glenn Stephenson, Lee Wan-kie- r, L. Mangelson of Nephi; Ferrin Democratic state convetnion. Elbert Gardner and Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. ShepMangelson of Logan; Reuben and LeGrande Mangelson, of Levan. herd spent Friday and Saturday Taylor. The National recently She is also survived by 17 grand- in sait juaKe uty wnere tney at- presented by the colors, town of Levan children and three great grand- tended the water follies. to the Post, were officially dedicMiss Ruby Mortensen went to ated children and one brother, Ecy-moat ceremonies at the City Lake Salt where Levan. of Monday City Rosequist Hall. Commander Delwin Shepmedical a she entered for hospital Friends may call at the family herd presided. Prayer was offertreatment. home Friday until time of serviced by Golden Mangelson. Mayor Miss Juanity Potter of Roanoke Marion es. Interment in Levan cemetery Christensen gave the pre-a of friend missionary will be directed by Anderson Fun- Virginia, sention talk and Jay Stephenson Miss Oneita Bendixen, has been a an acceptance talk. Set. at Anns eral home, Nephi. guest at the Bendixen home Jack Bosh retired the colors. Town Board members Farrell Wankier and Lavern Stephenson were in Men Who Want Cool Comfort Because of the death of Mrs. Lorenzo Mangelson, the Levan Junior High School has postponed its graduation exercises and dance scheduled for Thursday night. The exercises and dance will be held Saturday, May 22 and 8:00 P. M. in the Levan ward chapel. 1948 Levan Department... Funeral Services at TBI? SOLAR STRAWS 3.98 To Help Aspiring Writers Genuine Panamas Mrs. James P. 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