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Show iHfc ONLY NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD THAT CARfeS ANYTHING ABOUT MILFORD I Gbrtstmas (VI I'VF Hag Cter Smi Cants 9 StUUtZ, fW MINERSYILLB IOUTH MILFORD YOUTHS WIN TURKEY TTBSTS ! Vol. 52. No. 31 M1LF0OHD, UTAH, THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1953 T Don and DeWayne Alger, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Don Aiger of South Milford, showed the Champion Light Tom and the Champion Light Hen in the Junior division of the Utah Turkey Show hJd at the Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City Dec. 11th and 12th. Don and Dwayne obtained 50 turkey poult last spring from a St. George hatchery, and have developed the flock as a project. They entered four birds in the Salt Lake show. 4-- NEWS MM Teen Talk ,01dest Couple' Honored At Anniversary Dinner The oldest couple in Miners ville, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Myers, recently were feted on a "Second Cup of Coffee' Radio Station KNX broadcast. The well known couple will observe their 66th wedding anniversary next Saturday at a family dinner at the home of one of their children. Mr. Myers was 87 Dec. 9th. He was born in 1866, a son of Joseph and Sarah Eyre Myers. His family came here from Derby, England, and he has spent most of his life farming in Minersville and hauling freight from Milford to Pioch ; and the old D.lamar mine. Mrs. Harriet B. Myers was born in a cellar at Minersville. Feb. 4, 1862, a daughter., of Edward and Sarah Bradshaw. Both have been very active in L D S church work and in civic affairs. They were married at Beaver in 1887, and later the marriage was solemnized in ' the St. George L D S Temple Ten of 13 living children are Mrs. Mrs. Cassie McKnight, Gertrude Fisher and Mrs. Helen Gillins, South Milford;. Mrs. Hope LeFevre, Maybelle,, Colo.; Claude Myers, Craig, Colo; Mrs. Maude Messenger, Compton, i By ALICE COOK and KAREN WALKER I hope to be In the newly built pu. iion of their home by Christ- mas. Mrs. Thora Beeeon, Instruc-o- r of the second and third grades of the Minersville Elementary school, recently fell from a chair at school while decorating the room, and suffered a broken heei bone. Mrs. Reva Albrecht is substituting for Mrs. Beeson during her absence from school. The annual Christmas ball was held in our high school gym on Dec. 18th. Jake's orchestra furnished the music for the occasion. Each class decorated a basket, and the prizes were: Seniors, first; Juniors, second, i and Eighth grade, third. o . Juniors and Seniors were quite worried before the Christmas dance. It seems thai the day they were going to dec orate, the new glass bankboards came. So thj old baskets were put on the sides for decorating and for Phys Ed activities. The and tomor December Itth Salt Lake Tribune and the row morning hundreds of Beaver Press, along up toward youngsters will route their toe latter part of Ute opening out moms dads and sleepy-eyeof sales of the permit for day g watch-kof beds to stand around ihe hunt, only 47 had been the youngsters open packo iur, o tne rest of those This chan&inf world has brought much ages with screams of glee, or siaied for sale at Beaver were The town board, assisted by The Christmas assembly was join in the tun of tearing beauti- iraiiiteired to Salt Lake. that is new and &ood, but nothing liner members of the American Le- given to the student ful colored papr and ribbons body on This is a lie. W. comgion recently Auxiliary, from is in Santa. Dec. 22nd. With two than the spirit of Chrntmas. off gifts Tuesday, know of three Milford sportspleted local street decorations candidates from each class pre And U looks like a really men who were this spirit we express our appreciation standing in line for Christmas. The lights were senting talent for the best num Merry Chrtrtmas for Milford. at, 9:20 when the last permit Dan board Davis, strung bad by for your friendship and wish you a bers, the Eighth grade won the Tie local merchants have was sold, and they walked member, and Joe E. Eyre, town prize with Patsy Walker and st excellent "run" on their a without permit. And marshal, while the ladies made Paul McGinn representing their Merry Christpm. Christmas merchandise, the wee away our Milford Japanese sportsof wreaths tied red with been pine have wee class. so not tykes d Naruse, who is such a good bows to hang from the center of o aowa to the Legion Ladies man, that he doesn't even sportsman the strings of lights. Bahare Ronnie M H S Girls Glee sang Christ to greet Lounge own shoot in his pheasants A CHRISTMAS CAKD An attractively decorated mas carols in the halls at 11 ad Bill Trlbole and Wally fields but permits other Christmas tree stands at the o'clock Wednesday. They are fotaeriBfhem as tubs for Santa grain hunters to shoot there, was No. east corner of the grounds of planning to carol through Main tad each one received a tasty 48 in line, but didn't A modest little Christmas Card recevied from get a perof J. the L D S church. Street also on Wednesday. (compliment sandy we are told, because '.the Claude Horton and mit, o a friend of many years lies before me. It is very plain game warden walked in and The Tigers played Mt. Pleas Bob Price) and climbed on the took the book The Minersville American with a small oval picture of Joseph anil Mary and the away OM Cent s knee and told him from the registration ant Tuesday, Dec. 22nd, with huswrote clerk while he and their Legion Auxiliary Child Jesus on their way to Egypt. There are no dec-- ., what they want for Christmas. in three or four names." Cal.; Mrs. Wilma Davis, Mr. bands were served a banquet the9 Milford squad posting a Ronnie got a lot of The are victory. boys W imagine Hilda Marshall Obra and and That kind of stuff stinks. How orations. On the inner page there is no adornment, but featuring turkey and all the Mothers in trouble with his ab- about Victor Myers, Minersville. They trimmings Wednesday evening Just starting to really develop TheL is it tue T it, and Bill but a under new their in a fine clear script is printed this message : solute promises, coach, and also has 51 grandchildren, 93 in the dining room of the school. a over Mt. the Wally were a little more moon victory strong and seven Served family style, everyone Here's another from a. popuPleasant team about promising the be (we hope) "I said to the man who stood at the gate of Milfordite: lar enjoyed the delicious dinner. In taken as the may ribbons. shadow tied up with pink de that the years, 'Give me light, that I may tread safely First of all, I want to thank charge of the affair were com- picts coming events. Babe Ruth had a swell party Mrs. Elma mittee members for mailing the paper to me you upwith o into the unknown,' and he replied, 'Go out into the Thursday morning, Tuesday evening the Y W Blackburn, Mrs. Barbara Gress-ma- n each week. I look forward to it Your Teen-TalMIA ward of 500 kids filing thru with keen gathered at the church, reporters Mrs. Marand Gertrude darkness and put your hand into the hand of God. anticipation. want to wish everyone a very fee club, meeting Santa and proceeding in cars to the homes shall. Mrs. Enid Spafford diuse cannot I Since my with yet of the elderly and sick to sing a stocking filled That shall be to you bettor than light and safer happy holiday. We are sure writing, I cannot write Christmas carols on the lawns. rected the games, after dinner, the student traditional goodies, then the hands infriends wishes the body in the gymnasium. than the known way'." in Milford to Later a of to my teflon Aux Santa tookto some very same greeting. party was held for offi their kindest thank them for Those few were Mr. a and out present o Gleaners and in Babe's stockings cers, The gentle, scholarly Cardinal Newman once Mrs. Frank Carter, Mr. and Mrs. sjuit-tnwho couldn't get down-saw- wishes and prayers, so 'I am tak- the recreation hall. Don't forget the Milmeans thru this Bud Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, ford vs. anyone ' I do not ask to. see the distant your paper. ing because of illness. wrote, Sal'na game on the scene; one step I want to thank all my friends was ; Howard, Fay, Alton and Lee 30th. It will be our last prac-t;cThe Sorority phone-Sant-a is enough for mo." for their kind wishes, and to The Daughters of the Pio Marshall, Mrs. Effie Marshall, game tor the sec son. Our whopping success, with the wish them all a and Mrs. of Lincoln and Susan hard very Barbara Mr. Happy neers, Gress man, first league game will be with telephone girls working Dr. Henry Van Dyke says of the Fourth Wise Christmas. to camps, held a joint Christmas and Mrs. Karl Truman, Mr. and the Delta keep the calls channeled and Joyous condition is Rabbits, Fridiy, Jan. favor 2:30 at m. in My Mrs. Mr. very Heber p. party Man Friday Holbrook who deemed himself a failure, "He had been true and Don Gillins, 8th. Casta, voices after able and with the help of God the D U P hall. After an en- - Mrs. Bill Baker, Mr. and Mrs. even and Garfield, Barry to the light that had been given him, and he had asked will try to say Mass on Christ tertaining program, gifts were Dalsel Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Tk. Wm fouled up last week mas Saraken Arnold, Jenanie Mass In this all followed Day. Mr. my the by playing Douglas Blackburn, exchanged, and for Tore." and Karl gad "failed to announce friends in Milford will be re- Bingo. A lovely luncheon was Mrs. Nelson Spafford, Mrs Young, Roger Aagard be answering would Santa were in Salt Merryweather sjiff The Wise Men from the East, searching for their taionhone calls, they received membered (and that includes served by the committee, Mrs. Chloe Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Mer Lake last week end. Eloise Murdock, Mrs. Bessie rill Jameson. and calls you Pat). of hundreds literally promised King, trod the stony, winding road of old stand now I may be Pearson, Mrs. Lambson, Mrs. As Th's week has not only been from Milford, and long distance in thethings Gress-maElla Mrs. Yvonne month. Wood, Judea in the darkness, guided only by the light from hospital another amw Mll from children Miss Leah Ruth Dal ton, a buy one because of the holi Sincerely jour, looks tflk and Beavtr. but like of all the a star that "cam and stood over where the young child day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FATHER J. H. VALINE. t Yes. U looks like a grand students are exchanging year10th celebrated her Dalton, was." So may the wise people of our Western world Christinas for Milford, and we Recent visitors to the St. Dinnaay rnaay evening at a book pictures quite quickly, s Received a nice card from too. extend thanks from an at her home. She re .go forth into the dim and shadowy future of the years George L D S Temple have in for all assistance from Dr. Lloyd A. Busch, at Erie, cluded Mr. and Mrs. Darwin party manv nice rift ceived Milford his all that lie arond, guided by that same star the Star of I Miss Dorothy Eyre and Mrs evaryene end wish all our Pa., wishing Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. of friends the readers very happiest other and anlwrihen ;anae Davis arrived home on the East V r ivdrd and in truth, therein lies the Carter, Mrs. Armina holiday seasons. We always Banks and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stephen- - Saturday from Los Angeles, a Very Merry Holiday. son Sam. her feel a warm glow after hearing salvation of each single life, and the salvation of the son of Cedar City spent Thurs- - where they have been em t from Lloyd Western many in and to the Minersville, day Friday ployed, spend holidays world- pleas-tat- , I Christmas is awfully Beaver Countians remember Cnxfributcd. Mr. and Mrs. James Eyre gusets of the Thurman Eyres. with their parents but there's always unpleas Lloyd as one of the finest sur ant reoorts to be chroruciea geons and one of the most hu The repercussions on the spe- man physicians ever to practic PERSONAL cial Beaver Deer Hunt continue in, Milford. to mount up. We wont iterasort of condense Still on the unpleasant aid- ete, them, but MENTION taa whole Works in a few brief Norman Baxter and family Doc from A letter a went for driv up Cave Can sentences. fowler up in Vernal says he's yon a few days ago, and ran Miss Jean Bracken has toatrhins The News for further into (ihey counted htem) 72 to Alameda, Calif.; a special pinon pine Christmas trees leaorta, and they had is employed, she where after sports-nethe but cut which had been and left hunt up there, a few days with her, and spending bought op the permits laying where they fell or p'led Mr. and Mrs. Max" n.irrnt-- . kept them in their pockets and in threes and fours near th and attending the Bracken, a That's good road. f ktat use them. in Las Vegas' wedding work ceremony don't it but of is violation This Herb, tfsa. no', only f her Brack-- , Richard the in past fed ral law pertaining to cut j' and Lois ut We're told that Jean Fowles . en, frWa hunters don't kin off all ting of trees on the public dofee deer the fish and game boys main, but w!'l work to the detrl Mr. and Mrs. James P. Holm aadde should bj slaughtered meat of every resident of Milare enjoying their vacation trip." or game department ford. stockmen Last week end they s'.opped a asters are permitted to go out Wanton destruction of our fev days in Salt Lake and also. and wantonly slaughter the watershed growth causes exce? visiYd th. ir son and family,-- , animals. So you'd Just as well sive runoff of waters In the Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holm lockers freezer in meat fill the spring, causing iroslon; Provo. i Dr. Towter and Jane (also an runoff of cloudburst waters, Th conn.e returned to Mil- Jf. D.) send greetings to all and we' have minor or majoi tford " Wednesday and will leave' 4 their Milford friends, and invite cloudbusts in every mountai: this week end to v;sit Mr. and "enthem. as UP tojrisK They range during the summers ot Mrs. B. Whiting at Callente and x I. v. ' ley meeting people from Mil , each year; and, most serioui of " Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Colborne at V t before the and goodbyes Uu, the fast runoof iord, Cedar City. ; are cold we start looking for very necessary storsre of wat te meeting someone else, era for later irrigation u Tom-siSUCCESSFUL DEER Huntham. all of Milford. The filled up with two dere each. right) BUI Klcho's. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDonald ' Persons who wantonlv At--. ur.old home." Vance Fisher. Richard nimrodi said ihey ware a Millord News photo, engrav- ers in the special Beaver of Salt Lake City are here I According to the State run trees our on the mountain stroy deer hunt, included (left to rishei and rarrell rotherUKT few oi tl.e lucky onae" who lng courtesy The Sail Lake spending the holidays with Mr. and Game at reported in the ranges don't belong In the West Tribune. and Mrs. A. L. McDonald. Mil-for- d d ap-jiiu- u bald-face- d . It -- . 44-3- ) cau-tlo- i - . k n n a e t u n. J Le-la- nd orgam-action- J 7 :j 1 re-(T- cd i a . too-fa- st . j 1 k. |
