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Show Friday at Farmington visiting Mrs. Dennis Miller and children, THE LEADER, Tremonton, Uiab' with Mr. and Mrs. John Sjob-lo- Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Quin-to- n Thursday, September 26, 1957 Misses Larene Burton and Beasley and family and Mr. Florence Munson By Sylvia Burton, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. George Bowcutt and and Mrs. Mary Burton, Bounti- family, Ogden, spent Sunday at RaEtta Whiting at the Plymouth a plane for New Orleans, La., to enroll at Newcomb College. Mrs. Clarice Hirschi and ful, accompanied her home and Salt Lake City attending and the ward chapel Friday evening. Mrs. Effie Mr. and Mrs. Horace Peck family, Riverside. A delicious spent the weekend at the Sterl- State Fair and enjoying the Ice accompanied their son R. H. dinner was enjoyed, followed by ing and Leland Burton homes. Follies. MICHIGAN GIRL TO a program and social. Mrs. JohnSilver Gleaner Awards and and his wife and daughter to ENTER UNIVERSITY Mrs. Blanche Hansen, accom Boise, the week: Ida., son received many nice gifts. were during presented by Bishop R. H. panied by Miss Bessie Hansen, pins A lovely family party was expects to move his famMrs. Waldo Stoddard and for a Rosel Zundel to Miss Sandra left last week for Wednesday Brigham, their Leaving to Boise soon, where he will held at the school grounds Sun ily Mae Miss BurHansen, of Lansing, vacation trip to Mexico. They Sylvia St. Petersburg, at home daughter Fla., be manager of the K Mich., haveLynn day afternoon in compliment to were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. left by train for California and ton and Miss Larene Burton at Gemassistant been with visiting English, radio Mrs. Effie Johnson, who was station. Mrs. Stoddard's mother, Mrs. will then go by plane to Mexico Sacrament meeting Sunday evebeen who have the spending Edith Peck of Los Angeles David Holmgren celebrating her birthday anniand other five weeks with Mrs. Eng- City where they will be joined ning. Mrs. Velda Wood is the the forepart of the week members of the family in the class leader.' versary. Others present were past spent girls Alice Miss Hansen, Mr. bv Dan lish's and Mrs. Washing parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Zundel at the Horace Peck home. An- Valley. Enroute to their home ton, D. C, and then tour the and family, Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Gam. will children spent Sunday at other house guest at the Peck and to be While they were visiting gone spend several days country. They plan Carl Johnson and family and they home of Mrs. Zundel's par- home during the week was S. E. here, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stan-gthe weeks. about three Hot friends at with Springs, Mrs. Beth Green and children, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Cutler Freund of St. Louis. of Idaho Falls, Ida., joined Ark. Mrs. Elma Petersen, accom- ents, and Tremonton; Mr. and Mrs. Mar-ceat Snowville. Miss Careen Peck who has the family for a visit. family A birthday dinner party was panied by Mr. and Mrs. Claine A large group from our ward spent the summer working at Johnson, Garland; Mr. and Mr. and Petersen and family, Bountiful, Lynn has enrolled for the Mrs. Lowell Estep and baby and held at the home of attended the wedding reception Sun Valley returned home this fall quarter at the University of comin Hess Mrs. Owen Mr. with Sunday visiting spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Deakin Jr., to their daughter Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Allen and family and dance in compliment to week. Her parents took her to Utah, and her mother has rePlymouth; Mrs. Annie Eliason, pliment Thayne Jones and his new bride Salt Lake City where she took turned to Michigan. Margie Pruitt of Clearfield. at Blue Creek. Hyrum; Mr. and Mrs. Glen and family were Pruitt Cloyd Mr. and Mrs. Leland Burton and family, Beaver Dam; afternoon Mrs. Inez Johnson and family also present. In the a drive to spent Sunday evening at Salt the group enjoyed Lake City. Little Valley. and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Callers at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Fryer or 78 year old Effie Johnson; Josephson and Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Mac- and Mrs. J. D. Munson Sunday spent the weekend at Salt Lake farlane and Ruie Kennard were were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell City where they enjoyed seeing Farnsworth and two children, FIELDING Mrs. RIVERSIDE By Sirs. Myrle Udy m. Johnson Honored at Party Former Bishopric Party Given For A. Saturday night the former bishopric of the ward was honored at a party. Most of the married folks of the ward were present. A delicious hot dinner was served b uffet style and there were about fourteen tables set in the recreation hall. A short program was given with presentation of a book to each of the honored guests by the present members. The evening was finished by playing Bingo. Richard Capener was operated on for appendicitis Monday. He is doing well and was able to return home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Alf White and children of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Red Macfarlane and family of Ogden spent Sunday with their mother, Ruie Kennard. Mrs. Zora Crowther and boys of Ucon, Ida., were overnight guests of the Ed Udys. They had been visiting in Salt Lake City and were on their way home with a load of fruit. Bill Silvester spent the weekend at home with his family from his work at Duchesne with Germer and Abbott Construction Co. Shower Honors Bride-eleMrs. Connie Anderson held a shower at the home of Mrs. Joe Forsberg to honor Diane Bourne a bride-to-b- e of this week. Many friends attended and showered her with many useful presents. Many people, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Forsberg and Jack, Mr. and Mrs. George Forsberg and Mary Gail, Inez Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cornwall and family, Helen Capener and Mar Lee Capener, attended "Holiday On Ice" during the week. They all declared it to be the best ever, Many folks have been away during the week, Inez Johnson, Clarice Hirschi and Jerry and Cleo Forsberg were in Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Johnson and children were in Logan Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. Delose Jensen, accompanied by Mary Adams attended the funeral Saturday of Mrs. Lewis Wight in Brigham ; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward were in Salt Lake City Sunday for a birthday dinner for a grandson, Nick Herman-sen- ; Leland spent Capener several days in Yellowstone; Inez Johnson, Karen, Clarice Hirschi and Jerry were in Fielding for a birthday party to hon- ct er ll Bus-enba- rk in Logan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Macfarlane have moved into their new home right across the street from the store. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gardner of Deweyville visited them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sessions of Farmington visited Mrs. Ruie Kennard Friday. On Monday Mrs. Irene Hunter and Mildred Danberg of Yakima, Wash., also visited Mrs. Kennard. Sunday Ellen Capener and David Capener took Anne Capener to Salt Lake City where she will enroll at Heneger's Business College; and Kathleen Capener to Ogden where she' will enroll at Heneger's Business College. and Mrs. Russell Capener Kathleen Capener accompanied Mrs-Lester Coombs to Ogden . Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Adams of Green River, Wyo., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams of Thatcher visited the Dale Udys Saturday night. Marilyn Ward spejit a few days home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward. Susan and Kristine Burnett of Fielding are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burnett while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burnett are in Casper, Wyo. Cheryl Ann Richins spent a couple of days with DeAnna Hales. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vidgil Richir.o amc Sunday to get her and were dinner guests at the Ron Hales home. During' the week Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Farnsworth of Layton visited the Ron Hales. Norms lire Sale Holiday on Ice. Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. E. C. Mason and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Ira Jackman and family, Midvale, and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin and sons of Soda Spr Thomas spent the weekend at Salt Lake ings. City. They also visited with. Mrs. LaPriel Secrist and Mrs. Mrs. W. E. Potter at,Farming-ton- Lucille Potter spent Saturday at Loffan. Dinner guests at the home of Dinner guests at the home of Packer Elizabeth Mrs. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Noble Petersen Pacwere Mr. and Mrs. Thayne and Sunday were Mr. ker and four children, Logan. and family Mrs. Gordon Jensen and Weekend guests at the home family, Brigham. of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Petersen Mrs. Helen Mason, accompanwere Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ied by Mrs. Mary Overmyre, Christofferson and small daugh Clgden. and Mrs. Maude Whip ter Kathy, Murray. ple, Denver, spent several days Callers at the home of Mr. of last week at Salt Lake uity and Mrs. Ellwood Hess Sunday attending the State Fair. They were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hess, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hess Leslie Voorhies at Clearfield. and family, Logan, Mr. and Mrs. here Sunday to Arriving Lewis MacFarland and daugh- spend a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Udy are ters, Arimo, Ida. Mrs. Herman Potter and Mrs. First Lt. and Mrs. Lex Udy. Lex Steven Potter entertained at a has been stationed at, the Patterfamily party at the Herman son A.F.B., Dayton, Ohio, and Potter home Sunday in compli- has now received his honorable ment to their nephew Melvin discharge. Lex plans to continue Manning, Ogden, who is leaving his studies at the University of soon for the service. Others Utah and work toward his Phd. present included Mrs. Melvin in Physics. They will make Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur their home at Salt Lake City. Mesdames Maggie Wood, Opal Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown and family, Mrs. Jack Garn, Lula Wood and daughter Gordon and family, Ogden; Mr. Susan, Rhea Christensen and and Mrs. Horace Manning, Eden; Velda Wood and sons Byran and e Mrs. George Manning, Farming-ton- ; Richard spent Monday in a and the Steven and Herman enjoying Canyon Potter families, and Mr. and dinner party at Brigham in comMrs. Don Potter and baby. 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