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Show Mrs. Tanner fcgs Ijeen UINTAH BASIN RECORD months. with the flu, but is now quite ill 12. 1953 Thursday. February recovering nicelv at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart, of Duchesne, visited Thursday with their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. James. Dalgleish. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Jenson and children visited relatives in Salt Lake City during the weekend, returning home son-in-la- Mrs. Graca Dalglaish llolen Hemphill Honored At Party Monday. . Mrs. Lena Lisonbee was hostess Thursday evening when she entertained complimentary to the birthday anniversary of Miss Helen Hemphill. Her guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hemphill, Robert Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd, Miss Alice Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Harris, Mrs. Lydia Peatross, Mrs. Lydia Nielson, Mrs. Alice Brummett, Steel Lusty and .the honored guest. Games were enjoyed, after which a tempting lunch was served. A beautiful birthday cake graced the center of the table where lunch was served buffet. FRIDAY BRIDGE Members of the Friday Bridge club were guests of Mrs. Rex Lamb at her ranch home Friday afternoon. The guests present were Mrs. Homer Robinson, Mrs. W. R. Harris. Mrs. James Dalgleish,- - Mrs. Floyd Lamb, Mrs. W. H. Linck, Mrs. Joseph Woolf, Miss Alice Todd and Mrs. A. C. Tolboe. Delicious re- freshments were served at the close of the afternoon and high score prize awarded to Mrs. Robinson. HAD SUNDAY GUESTS Miss Alice Todd entertained Polio Victim Is Improving Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tanner enjoyed a visit last week from Mrs. Tanners mother, Mrs. Jane H. Mecham, of Ioka. who brought the good news of the of her steady improvement grandson, Earl James Paradise. The boy was stricken with polio last October 26th and has been confined to a hospital in Milwaukee, Wis. It is expected that he will soon be taught to walk again. Earl and his brother and sister visited here and in Ioka during the summer of 1949 when the family spent the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Davis and daughters, Thelma and Darlene spent a few days in Salt Lake City, where Mrs. Davis received medical attention. She recently underwent an operation on her foot and is now steadily improving. Austin Brokaw suffered painful Injuries last week when he fell from a hay stack. Latest reports are that he is getting along nicely. Snow Fall Visits Myton Area 4-ln- ch A snow storm came in from at a Sunday night supper at her the south during the early hours dewere home. Tables cleverly corated in Valentine theme, with places marked for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Linck, Mr. and Mrs. James and Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Mortensen. Bridge was enjoyed later in the evening with high score and slam prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Dalgleish and Mr. Mortensen. Dal-gleis- h, Albert Tanner went to Price last week, where he visited Monday morning, on the heels of the rain showers Sunday af- ternoon and evening. About 3 inches of very fluffy snow fell in Myton, while the area south of here received up to 12 inches. Vernal residents, who visited Myton. Monday, report no snow fell there, while Roosevelt was on the edge of the storm with a light fall of less than an inch, but Duchesne, which is nearer the mountain range, received about 7 inches. This storm has brought to a close our unseason-a- l warm weather which has prevailed during late January and early February. briefly at the home of his sister Mr. and Mrs. and brother-in-laHONORED ON BIRTHDAY George Olsen. On his return Mrs. Matt Uresk. Sr. was , he was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. George Tanner, honored Thursday evening when who has been residing with her her sons and families gathered daughter during the past few at their ranch home for a dinner in celebration of her birth' ' : day anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uresk and EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS son, Mr. and Mrs. Antone Uresk Mail Your Watches for Repair and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Uresk and family. Matt Uresk, PROMPT SERVICE Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Uresk. WATCHES DIAMONDS Phono 159-Roosevelt The honor guest received many nice gifts. Nellson Jewelry This Happened Bmj 22 Tfcxt'i a u Second! tefefHcr.3 And it happened 335.500 times during 1952 in the seven states and the part of Texas we serve. That means a new telephone was installed every 22 seconds of every working day. Every we install an average of four telephones to gain one in the total number In service. Despite this fact our total telephone gain in 1952 was 91,500. , Osr Reeky Mountain West is aJJtng teloyhonss faster titan the nation... Last year the number of telephones in this regiop increased 7 per cent. The gain for the entire nation was 5 per cent. The fast growth in the vast area of the mountain states makes more difficult our job of expanding and improving telephone service. But our 1952 record and our $71 million construction program for this year are evidence that we are doing our part to keep the West growing. - Mrs. Shslby Lis on baa Officers Feted A party honoring the retiring M.I.A. officers was held Tuesday evening at the ward house, under the direction of Edythe Marret and Wells Wright. The following program was presented: Saxophone solo, by Ronald Lisonbee; reading, by Vernetta Meyer; piano solo, Carl Taylor; and remarks by Bishop Carl Van Tassell. The evening was spent in square dancing. Miss Anon Christensen, K a r a 1 y n Smith and Clive Moon, of Duchesne, assisted in teaching several new dances. Calvin Barker went to Salt Lake City on Sunday to have a medical check-uMr. and Mrs. Lorin Brady and Lowell Brady, of Colorado, visited last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Elden Brady and Mrs. Zeda Brady. Mrs. Hope Harper and children and Mrs. Wm. Franklin, of Mt. Emmons, visited Saturday with Mrs. Elva Lisonbee. Mr. and Mrs. Glade Taylor and children, of Salt Lake City, visited last week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Brady that their sons, Joe, Max and Lloyd are all stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif. However, the boys are not with the same company, they were able to meet each Sunday at church service. Each of the young soldiers served a mission for the L.D.S. Church prior to their induction into the army. Mr. and Mrs. George Marret, Bishop and Mrs. Carl Van Tassell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor spent an evening of last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clive Sprouse. p. Arcadia Mrs. Elsie Bird MIA Karol Lea Roberts GLEN SWEAT HOME Glen Sweat is home again, after an operation which took place in Heber late in December. He cant go to school for several weeks. Anniversary Is Reason For Party MIA Retiring druitfcincl of Idaho, have been guests of the Mark Bleazards for several days. Mrs. Alta Beckstead and Mrs. Mrs. Gsorge Anderson Adaline Anderson attended the extension class in Conservation at the Duchesne High School, Thursday evening. Burton Tew was taken to the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McDon- Roosevelt hospital Saturday for ald were hosts at a dinner par- medical treatment. Homer Fitzwater, of Duty Friday evening. They were celebrating their eleventh wed- chesne, has been doing some at the C. W. Erickding anniversary. Invited guests carpentering were the following: Mr. and son home. Bertha Anderson, of Provo, Mrs. Guy Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Brotherson and Earl spent the weekend with her Thacker, all of Talmage, and parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Keith McDonald, Anderson. Louis A. Jensen, county agent, of Duchesne. and Miss Mary Lois Reichert, Mr. and Mrs. George Ander- home agent, of Roosevelt, were dinner . . . son attended M.I.A. meetings at Leon M.guests Saturday at the BUDGET "BALANCES Burton home. Altonah and Mt. Emmons last Sen. Styles Bridges. (R), N. H., FARM AND HOME evening. Tuesday chairman or Senate appropriaPROBLEMS DISCUSSED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bleazard tions committee, weighs Truand informative Interesting man's farewell spending budget discussions on vital problems of of $18,587,008,00. GOP leaders farmers and homemakers were promise reduction. conducted by Louis A. Jensen and Mary Lois Reichert. Saturday afternoon at the ward hall. By Mrs. Dorothy Moon Party Hold As Farewell To Loryn Roes Family Tuesday night the M.I.A. held a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Loryn Ross and family, who ,are moving to Pleasant Valley to make their new home. The evening was spent dancing to the music of the Duchesne School orchestra. A very enjoyable program was presented as follows: Plano solo. Ronald Zirker; skit, Betty Evans, Nona Lee Holgate, Grace Larsen, Clifton Larsen, Caron Larsen; accordion solo, Larmar Ross; trumpet solo, Gale Larsen; remarks, Mr. and Mrs. Loryn Ross. Refreshments were served and a beautiful table lamp was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Rosg by the M.IA, Relief Society, Primary and Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Humes and family, of Lehi. visited with friends and relatives over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Ferris Casper went to Provo last week and brought back a new 53 Chevrolet. . HOME HANNA ELLtl Mrs. Seminary Gives Sunday Program Garda Sselsy Chicken Supper Enjoyed By Class The senior Seminary class of Tabiona, gave the Sunday night services at the ward, under the direction of Clair Searle. A very The Junior class in Sunday fine program was rendered. School, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fabrizio their teacher, Miss Afton Smith-son- , held a chicken supper at and Mr. and Mrs. Art Fabrizio the La Von Atwood home on returned Friday night from a Thursday night. Those present ten day trip to California and were Brent Hancock, Jay Good- Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Defa and rich, 'Drew Goodrich. Phil Mathlast Sunday ews, Larry Lisonbee, Jerry Lam- family returned bert, Delance Allred, Garth from California, where they visRemington, Judy Lambert, Julia ited relatives. Their daughter, Bristol, June Powell, Shana Lee Mrs. Lena Giles came home with Winkler and the hostess, Maro-ly- them. She will return to San Atwood. Diego Monday. Miss Joy Defa, of Salt Lake Udell and Beth Winkler and City, was the weekend guest of Danny Galago, all students of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen, of the B.Y.U. at Provo, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Provo, visited with Mrs. Olsens Bernard Winkler. parents over the weekend. Winslow Rhoades. Ferris Mrs. Verona Goodrich has been quite ill the past week. Giles, Joe Curry and Ted were in Roosevelt, SaturShe was taken to the Roosevelt at the auction. day for treatment. medical hospital Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Olsen Mrs. Velma Monson taught were honored with a wedding school in her place. Mrs. Simeon Atwood, of Salt dance. Saturday night at the Lake City, visited a few days Tabiona gym. Mrs. Olsen is the here with her son and family, former Darlene Rhoades. A large number attended the Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Atwood. Convention in DuMr. and Mrs. Alma Richman, Primary of Provo, visited Saturday in chesne, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. - Keith Abplan-alp- , Bluebell with relatives. Salt Lake City, visited Visiting in Sacrament meeting with ofMrs. Irene Johnson over Mr. were Mrs. and Sunday weekend. Doyle Swallow, of Mt. Emmons theDale Allred and Gene Defa and George Clark, of Altonah. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Russell are home again after completand baby daughter, Deleen Ann. ing 414 months of schooling in are visiting with Mrs. Russells Chicago. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hancock and two boys and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Hancock, of Salt Lake City spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. n Wil-cke- n NAVY BIRTHDAY SUPPER GIVEN A birthday supper was given for Mrs. Jack Muir at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Labrums Lodge. It was enjoyed very much by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muir, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Labrum. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Davies. Billy Thompson, Hal McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. George Andeson, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burton attended the Gold and Green Ball at Altonah, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burton. Richard Beckstead, Marlene and Verl Bleazard, Peggy and Sorensen, Val McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burton. Mr. and Mrs George Anderson and Bertha attended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson at Mt. Home Saturday evening. La-Ra- FROM Grant McNiel, who is with the U. S. Navy in California, has been home for a short leave. He is going to be shipped overseas when he returns. We all wish him the very best of luck. The ones who attended conference' in DucheMie, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs Earl Sweat, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mecham. Mrs. G. H. McNiel and son Grant, visited a few days last week in Springville. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young and family were in Duchesne one day last week. Mrs. Ervin Sweat, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sweat and Dovle and Eche Sweat went to Salt Lake to spend a few days last week. e Slrawberru If thou must love me, let it b for naught Except for loves sake Elizabeth B. Browning only. -- Reia Lott &&&x&GGxaxysxxgxs&ssxr1 Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bates were, f Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnston and children, and Ed Boyce, all of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ivie A. f made a trip to Salt Lake to visit Clarence Ivie, who is very 9 ill. Mrs. Ephraim Sackett, of Salt Lake City, has moved out 1 to join her husband and son. Mr. Sackett is with the bridge construction outfit. Supper guests at the Lott ! home on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Day and Dr. y. L Dr. L. Daynes Eyes Examined Complete Optical ServCf' sons. Ted Nye, of Tabiona, was doing business in this vicinity this week. I love thee, as the good love heaven, Longfellow Daynes Optkl Roosevelt Vernal I -- (tonali Let your Utoco dealer help you to take better care of your car. He has the finest Mrs. Ethel Beebe Rex Fowler Now Serving In Korea Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Fowler baby daughter returned home received word that their son, from Roosevelt the Thursday Rex, of the Signal Corps, arHosoltal. Naomi and Gayle Gilbert rived in Japan on Jan. 24, and came in from Provo to spend left for Korea Jan. 29. Rex left he weekend with their parents. California Jan. 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. GilMr. and Mrs. Dallas Ames bert. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen and Mrs. Minnie Reay visited in and son, Kent, attended Sacra- Salt Lake City recently. Mrs. Eldora Mitchell has been ment meeting at Ballard Sunday of nieht where Kent was a speaker chosen as secretary-treasure- r Mrs. Ray Scholes and sons, the Relief Society. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Corbin of Roosevelt, visited Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and sons, of Duchesne, were in Altonah recently. and Mrs. Milt Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dump and girls, Sharlene and Marlyn, were vidting in Salt Lake and Ogden last week. A large crowd of Altonah peoLoryn Ross was released as ple attended the annual R.E.A. second counselor in the bishop- meeting at Altamont Monday. ric and Chad Evans was susWord was received by the tained in his place. children of Lott Powell that he is not very well. The Powells Mrs. Shirley Mecham and are former Altonah residents and children, of Mt. Home, were and now reside in Salt Lake. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Ed Olsen and Mrs. Marion Ross a few days Johnny Smith made a trip to during the week. Colo, on business last Rangely, Gil.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Thursday. bert received word that Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allred, Mrs. Max Mullins and son ar- Rex Allred, Ruth Allred, Mr. rived in San Diego, Calif. OK and Mrs. Charlie Allred attendand Mrs. Mullins was much im- ed the farewell party In Upalco proved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Kns. of for Boyd Redden, who has enthe U. S. armed forces. Castle Gate, visited recently at tered Billie Ralphs, a student at the the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Hale U.S.A.C. in spent the Holgate and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- weekend withLogan, his parents, Mr. Ross. ion Mrs. Rose Gilbert accompan- and Mrs. Harold Ralphs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clark ied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Good- have ill with the flu at the rich and Mrs. Goodrich from home been of their and Tridell to Salt Lake City where Mr. and Mrs. Fenton thev went through the temple. daughter, Mrs. Max Ross went to Layton Powell. Mrs. Colin Neilsen and new to visit her parents. She also of Mt. Emmons, came spent some time visiting in Salt daughter, from the Roosevelt hospital SatLake. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bird urday to stay with her parents, Mrs. Drue Allred a few visited Friday at the home of Mr. and days. The baby arrived Jan. 26 their daughter and Glen Maxfield made a busiMr. and Mrs. Clair Duncan, in ness trip to Rangely, Colorado, Neola. R. G. Ross visited several Sunday, returning home ThursHe also visited his days in Salt Lake during the day. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. week. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gilbert Udell Allred. and daughter, of Roosevelt, were of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Liddell visited at the home dinner guests at the home of of Roosevelt, Mr. Mrs. and Fenton Powell, Mrs. M. Mr. and Thomas Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Stone and Clark and Mrs. Tom MrKane. Elmer Moon, of Duchesne, were of Vernal, were also visitors at visitors at Sacrament meeting the Powell home Sunday and Monday. Sunday night. There have been a number of cases of chickenpox in Altonah Phona news items to 441 during the past lew weeks. products for superior per formance and most modern facilities. New Counselor In Bishopric Jay it moving Jay... People are always moving across the street, the state or the nation. And because they do. . (ihJCcia Mrs. Lois Terpening and new Itwbi up! , - Jafmae . 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