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Show CHIT CHAT By Est Mrs. Ruby McMullin left Friday night for Salt Lake to take her grandsons Sill and John McMullin, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMullin, who have spent three weeks visiting with their grandmother and aunts, Elsie and Annabell Hales. It's so nice to see Arch Foth-eringha- m back in Beaver visiting again. Arch was a Beaver resident He is visiting with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John White and his brother Harley Fotheringham. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and son of Utah spent the day with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. George Murray, Georges Wilford Mrs. Mary Haney has her new home completed and has moved in. It is a beautiful home and we are happy to welcome the Haneys back to Beaver. Scott and Maxine Tattersall, of Salt Lake City, are visiting in Beaver with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Low, Maxine's parents and Mrs. Mary Haney, Scott's mother. They are helping Mary move in and finishing the work of getting settled. Mary is very happy with her new home and wants to thank the men that worked on it for their speed and efficiency. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and family, of American Fork, were in Beaver to attend the funeral for Lee Gillies and to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Griffiths and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swindlehurst. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smith and family of Ames, Iowa are spend k vacation in ing their Beaver with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Barton. Rex is going to school majoring in "Heronomy", the study of plants He had a scholarship from Utah State University in Logan and is working for his Doctors two-wee- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baldwin and sons Craig and David of Clairmont, Calif., are vacationing in Beaver. The Baldwins had a family dinner at Rents Lake Sunday, those there ,to enjoy the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Baldwin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baldwin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dean and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cox and family. Twenty-eighad a nice family week-en- d to visit and take them back home bers of the 832nd FRS World ht Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Robinson were in Salt Lake last week, their daughter, Genevieve Clark was in the hospital for major surgery. The operation was successful and she is on the improve over-nig- Mr. and Mrs. Glade Merkley and four children of Arcadia, California visited the Don Harris family last week. They also went to Salt Lake to visit with Glade's parents, Mr. and Mrs Aird Merkley, former owners of the Beaver Press. Glade stopped in to see what the old place looked like while he was in Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallenzeini town. Said he couldn't see much and three of their children flewj change and it all looked like work. in their private plane and landed in Beaver Monday evening t Jim and Fern Williams and for an overnight visit with Gor- children attended a funeral in don and Estelle Baker and fam-- f Pingree, Idaho for Fern's sister ily. They left Tuesday morning Mrs. Vera Sasser, last for their ranch near Afton, Wyo. week. They went as far as Provo and picked up their daughter, Robert and Madge Easton and Janet Walker, who went with baby Kristin Lee will leave for them. They came back home by Kemmerer, Wyoming about Aug. way of Wellsville where they 17th. j visited with Mrs. Leona WilRobert will report there asf liams, Jim's mother, and other Range Staff Assistant on the! friends and relatives. Bridger National Forest. The' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robinpast two years, since his gradua-- j tion from Utah State Univer- - son and three small boys visited sity at Logan, Robert has been for a week with their grandemployed by the Forest Service mother, Mrs. Cora Lindsay. The at Cedar City. Robinsons reside in Culver City, California. The W. V. Bakers have just returned home from a wonder-- ; Mrs. Cora Linday spent severful ten day trip. Their first stop; al days in Salt Lake visiting was at Prescott, Arizona where with her sisters and in Ogden they visited with Sara's brothvisiting a brother. She reports er, Joe Atkin and family. From the weather is much hotter up there they went to Midland, there. Texas where they spent three Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Shepheard days at the reunion of the mem- and son Ricky of Las Vegas have been visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Parkinson. While they were here they attended a wedding and reception at Paragonah. Mrs Shepheard is the former Josephine Parkinson. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Robinson the past month was their grandson Robbie Robinson and his friend and their son Dee Robinson and hs son all of Tooele, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Martell Easton of Cedar City were in Beaver last week visiting friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs. Clark (Edna Mae) Wright have purchased the home of Ronald and LoAnn Smith and have moved into it. Ronald and LoAnn live in Las Vegas. Lorraine and Douglas Prows of Hunter, Utah have been in Beaver for the past two weeks visiting with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warby. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gean (Lucille) Prows was here over the It's always fair weather when old friends get together. Such was the case- when an army buddy, Dewey T. Garton, Jr., of New Martinsville, West Vrginia spent a couple of days renewing acquaintences with his old friends whom he had known when he was here with the CCC. He joined the Beaver Unit of the National Guard and when they were called into active duty in 1941 he went with the boys. Ever since that time he has wanted to visit Beaver again and have his wife and family see some of the splendores of the west. They visited with Arthur Fotheringham, Melvin Wal ker, Warren Bohn, Cecil Will-de- n and Paul Smith and they all enjoyed reminiscing over past experiences. This same group of fellows enjoyed a visit from another army buddy, George White, of Hayward, California a few days later. They all got together on the city park one evening and got acquainted with his wife and son and had a good visit and several good laughs recoldays. lecting ... , . - K- tV..' Chert IT Nova Sport Comtr Mama Coup Club Coup by-go- The Mac Patterson family have just returned from a nice ten-da- America's best sellers. ' 1 Jfourb Pta at your Chevrolet Dealer's Stands to reason: America's number one cars have got to be your best buys. Again this year that means your greatest buys in any size are at your Chevrolet shopping canter. Take your pick. dealer s one-sto- p Perhaps the Chevrolet America's best Jet-smoo- th selling automobile. Or maybe the Chevy II so many young families go steady fun-lovi- HI TH Or possibly you'd prefer the carefree Corrair. So come ahead. Choose your favorite from among the 45 best waye in the world to go fa the number on automobiles. MAN WTTH TM NU MTf with thtee days. Bn wrry. The way they're going, no telling bew 3oon they'll all be gone. Better see your Chevrolet ng VOUV CHIVHOUT MALM N(kt Cm. Ah Values, SoJ JJjiui to buy-No- w dealer before a thing liV.a happen) at yottr dealer RON'S CHEVROLET Beaver Phone that 1 ' y vacation trip to Calif- ornia. They spent one night In Las Vegas and then went on to the Los Angeles area where Mac has six brothers and sisters. Some of the highlights of the trip other than visiting with relatives were a ball game at the new Dodger Stadium where they saw the Angels and Boston Red Socks play, a visit to Dis- neyland and a visit to Marine Land. Allen and Ethel Black- ner took care of the motel while the Pattersons were away. Our good friends, Grant and Blanche Pryor of Tuscon, Arizona stopped in at the Press to say "Hi" on Monday afternoon of this week. They came to Utah last week and have been visiting relatives around the state and were on their vay back home. Grant spent several days with his mother, Mrs. Amenda Nold-e- r, in Minersville while Blanche went to visit her folks in the Northern part of the state. Am- 3 North Main St. V No fuss and feathers getting your auto loan here! Popular for their money-savin- g low bank cost, our bank auto loans are quickly arranged . . . easy to repay out of income. Before you buy, come in and apphl Full -- details quickly and gladly given, without obligation. v in-la- Mrs. Genevieve Hamilton and granddaughter Karen Hamilton of Cedar City spent last week in Beaver with Mr. and Mrs". Pete Griffiths and family. Mrs. Hamilton is DeVona's mother. '. PLAIN AND SIMPLE! here. - ''-v- 3k, By Vilda Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Baker and three sons of Idaho Falls have been visiting Naomi and Milo Baker. Their son Larry has spent the last month visiting "with his grandparents and returned home with his parents Monday. j e) AUTO LOANS LOW-COS- T ht Goin's And Comin's Mrs. Lucille Cristen of Las Vegas, Nevada spent several days in Beaver and Minersville visiting with her daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Bert (Sy-blSmith and "Mr. and Mrs. Warren (Bonnie) Gray Chevrolet Impala Sport Coup THE BEAVER (Utah) PRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964 Veterans at their annual Tills year it was Bishop and Mrs. Paul Niel-so- n held at the Herman Myers home had Paul's parents, Mr. and For a number of years the men Mrs. Elmer Nielson and brother have been getting together each Russell Nielson and his girl year to reminisce and swap storifriend Faunell Jensen as guests es. They had a most enjoyable over the week end. Russell has time. After leaving Texas Sara ben called to serve an Alaskan- - , and Rooker went to Mexico City Canadian Mission for the LDS f in Old Mexico by bus and then Church and left today for Salta they flew back to the states. Lake to enter the Mission home, s Guests at the Abe Murdock Mrs. Kathryn Shannon and home over the weekend were son John of Sherman Oaks, Cal., Mrs. Dan (Anita) Murdock and were guests at the her daughter Dana of Salt Lake home of Gertrude Easton. Mrs. City. The Murdock were resiShannon is a niece of Gertrude's dents of Beaver for a number of years and have many friends War 438-567- 4 Some more dear friends, brose and Bertha Dalton, of Mesa, Arizona have been visiting in Beaver and Minersville the last few days. Brose went back cn Sunday but Bertha is going to stay for a longer visit. They are the former owners of the Beaver Home Furnishings. Roger Kesler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keslsr. is visiting for a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Spalnhower. In Milford. Beaver City Branch of the MILFORD STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ALL DEPOSITS INSURED TO $10,000 John Gunns Attend Arleen Edwards Granddaughter's Engagement Told Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. White of Provo were hosts at a formal reception at East Sharon Stake House in honor of their daughter, Bonnie and Paul Dee Stone, who were married Thursday in the Logan LDS Temple. Mr. Stone is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Stone, also of Provo who entertained the bridal party at a wedding dinner at the Bluebird Cafe in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. John Gunn, the grandparents of the bride and Mrs. Thora Beeson of Beaver were in attendance at the wedding and reception. After visiting in Provo with their daughter, Mrs. Melvin (Bronda) White and family the Gunns went on the Northern California to spend a few days with relatives. Greenville By Bessie Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Dan Atkins and daughter Mary Lou and two children spent the week-en- d with Mrs. Margaret Morris and the King Morrises. The Atkins live at Ruth, Nevada and Mary Lou and family live at Tonapah, Nevada. T'?na Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and family and five children of California are guests at the Ralph Fordhams. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lund of American Fork have been visiting the Ralph Ford-ham- s. Mr and Mrs. Joe Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Wess Barton and baby of Los Angeles, California are visiting Mrs Alice Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton and other relatives. They have Just returned from Salt Lake where they attended the funeral of Henry Hess. Bill Barton returned home after a two weeks visit with his grandparents, the Harold Dai-toof Parowan. ns Mrs. Barbara Briggs and four children of Salt Lake spent the week vacationing at the Nettie Fordham residence. They also visited other relatives. On Sunday Barbara and family returned home and Mrs Fordham and Annette Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Vivian Edwards, went back to Sail Lake with the Briggs to spend a week with relatives. i Mr. and Mrs. Jess Edwards announce the engagement of their daughter Arleen to Mr. Rodney Jay Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Nelson of Logan, Utah. . They are to be married in the Salt Lake Temple August 19, 1964. A wedding reception will be given in their honor Friday, August 21, 1964 at the Beaver First-Thir- d Ward. Every one is invited to attend. Mr. Nelson has completed an LDS Mission in the Northwest Central States. This spring he received his Master of Science Degree in Sociology from USU. The couple plan to make their home In Chino, California. Second Ward Sacrament Services The meeting was conducted by Bishop Paul Nielson. Pray-wer- e by Grant Esplin and Earl Smith. Gates Nowers and Gary Dean were sustained to be ordained Deacons. Speaker for the evening was Rueben Dotson, representing the High Council. Short talks were given by Earl Ammon of Dade City, Florida and Mike Judkins of South Country, Conn., both are work Missionaries. Bishop Nielson's brother, Russell, who entered the Mission Home Monday, bore his testimony. President Yardley spoke a few words concerning the Indian program. Sandra Hollingshead played a piano solo. Mrs. Emma Williams is home again after spending the past month in California with the Hoy Hesllngton family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fackerell of Ruth, Nevada visited friends and relatives here last week Mrs. Nettle Fordham received word from her son Howard of Greeley, Colorado that he will leave for Frankfurt, Germany on Sept 1st and his wife and four children will soon follow. Howard works with the insurance company and will be overseas quite some time. BEAVER DRUG Authorized Dealer Mrs. Barbara Briggs, Mrs. Net tie Fordham and Mrs Bessie Edwards accompanied by Karl Briggs and Mary Ann Edwards motored to Cedar Friday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pratt. Mrs Pratt is a daughter of the late Karl Fordham. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Williams and family of Cedar visited several days at the James Williams home and Clifford and sons have been helping James with the hay. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Pake were speakers at Sacrament on Sunday. Mrs. Sophia Ann Yardley and son Lynn returned home this week after spending a couple f weeks with her parents in Arlr for Discount Record Center Western Old Time Modern Top 10 Classics Show Tunes VALUABLE COUPON This coupon redeemable for 20 off on all records to 1st 20 customers who purchase from our Discount Record Center Name |
