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Show PAGE EMERY EIGHT . . The Ward MIA held their op ening social Tuesday evening with a good crowd present. Officers for the coming year are: YMMIA, John M. Cox as Supt. with Reed Moffitt and Gene Austin Snow as counselors; YLMIA, Geneva Tuttle as Supt. and Cleo Davis and Gen-eCox as counselors and Phyllis Sitterud as secretary. .The Ward Sunday School started their Junior Sunday School last week according to The Supt. Fred Van Buren. Robofficers are: Mrs Ruby ll ertson as Supt. and Dora and Kenna Cox as counselors. The Jr. Sunday school will meet in the Relief Society room at the regular Sunday School hour. Ferron . . . Mr and Mrs Leon Ralphs were in Tooele last week to at al Sco-vi- PROGRESS, CASTLE DALE, UTAH meeting. the Murphy place this winter, and Buck will enter Carbon The Primary officers treated College for a course in mechan the children to an opening par ics and welding. Bruce Ekker went through ty Wednesday. on Thursday with Mrs Keyes Tuesday evening the Second who has been helping Mrs EkWard MIA held an opening ker in the cafe in Hanksvilie social at the auditorium. Pro and had burned her legs badly gram, games, dancing and re- in an accident there. She refreshments were enjoyed. Off ceived medical atention at Prleers and class leaders are: Zen ice and returned to her home. Jensen, president; Ray LittleHorace and Harold Ekkei field and Wells Wakefield, Cou came in Thursday and togethei nselors; Max Powell, secretary. with Arthur Ekker, made a YLMIA: Lois Arnold, Pres.; business trip to Grand JuncAddle Richards and Doris Leo tion. nard, Counselors and Dora Lar Mrs Mel Young of Price spent son, secretary. Delbert a week visiting the The First Ward MIA will ho- Tidwell family. Mr and Mrs Delbert Tidwell ld their opening program ThEplhraim Saturdlay ursday night with a anyon par drove to Ward officers are: taking their son Frank back ty. The FrYMMIA; Ray Jensen, Pres.; to school at Snow College. B. Jones and Vern Leamaster, ank will stay with Mrs Tidsister, Miss Fern Young, Counselors; Soren Nielson, sec wells this winter. retary. YWMIA: Ruby' Rowley, again King has been Pres.; Marian Jensen and Reva onMr.s Alfred the sick list this week, hav Marshall, Counselors; Zina Fiing injured her back. sh, secretary. Miss Evelyn Allred of Moab is visiting the Halverson famGreen River . . . for a few Opening MIA social was held ilyMr and Mrs days. O. K. Anderson ana Tuesday with a bonfire an announcement of received diamelon bust on the ball wedding of their grandson, mond. Games were also played. the Bickmore, son of Mr and The party was under the dir- Lewis Bickmore, of ection of Mrs Delbert Tidwell Mrs Wallace to Miss Barbara Jacobson, and Eugene Hunt. daughter of Mr and Mrs J. E. Jacobson, of Logan. The young Cleveland. . . . ccuple will live in Logan where Saturday, Sept. 24 a banquet Lewis is in his senior year at will be held at Cleveland tor the college. the purpose of raising funds O. K. Anderson and for the new Chapel. The char- Mrs June Giles, drove daughter, to Price will will a It be $5.00 ges plate. where Mr Anderson attended m. be held at 7:30 p. aftei a convention of Farmers Inwhich a splendid program will surance Representatives. They be rendered and old time danc went to Helper where they ing will take place. A good time picked up Doug Giles and bris assured. ought him down for his two days off duty. Mrs Andy Moore and sons, GREEN RIVER notes Chad and Billy, and daughter, By Mrs Pearl Baker Janice, and granddaughter, Ch Mr and Mrs Sam Wilson have eryl Ann, drove to Grand Jun as guests their daughters, Mrs ction Saturday. Gerald French and Mrs Helen Seal, and Molly Jean Wilson. Miss Wilson returned to her HUNTINGTON notes school on Sunday tout Mrs Seal By Mrs Flora Jensen will remain a couple of weeks Mr and Mrs Charles Green longer and Mrs French will be of Sandy were visitors in Hun here for several months while her husband is in the East tington during the past week. Mr and Airs John Pierson of taking training for a postal InBeach, Calif, spent a Long spector. Airs Chas. Jones is teaching few days here with Mrs Piersons parents, Mr and Mrs R. in Dragerton this year. Air and Mrs Keith Ainsworth Brasher. Guy Truman is taking medand children are here visiting the Ainsworth and Atilton fam ical treatment at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake. ilies, from Indio, California. Ann Prosence of Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Earl Woclsen her mother and are visitingtheir daughter, Mrs is visiting-witfamily, Mrs Hattie Blackham. Homer Nelson. Mrs Jacquie Strong went to Salt Lake last Monday. Mr and Airs Guy Robinson LEGION MEETING and daughter Sharon made a (Continued from p. 1) After the meeting the ladie trip to Henry ville, Utah, to visit Mrs Robinson's parents, the of the Auxiliary served cak Sextus Johnsons. En route they and coffee to the Legion men stayed with the Stewart Wileys bers. of Richfield. The next meeting will b Mrs Eldon Adams returned held September 24. It is hope from Mt. Pleasant this week, that all that ar where the family has spent interested will come out an summer. She will live in help make this a banner yea: the their Relief Society 7jhe Church Jews Orangeville . COUNTY tend a farewell testimonial Gene Oveson, son of Mr Mrs Moroni Oveson, who son leave on a mission lor LDS church. for and will the . . . The MIA held their onenmg social Tuesday evening. A dan ce and program were the main features of the evening. The officers and teachers served popcorn balls to all present. Ward Conference was held in the Emery Ward last Sunday, September 11. Huntington . . . The Stake Primary Board held a special meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs W. A. Baxter to plan for their convention in Price. The Second Ward Relief Soc iety held a social Thursday afternoon in connection with Emery Ka-m- " HATTIE McDANIEL Scrnpl to DANE UISSIER . Based on ,il R'TA JOHNSON JOHN BECK end I WAYNE GRIFFIN Piodnced BINYON CUUDE by Directed by the ixMi i, .IJIM! Crap mTgIGI PERREAl) "nchTniMENI Sun. & Mon., Sept. 18 19 -- pocket theater CASTLE DALE SEPTEMBER FRIDAY, STUDENTS ELECT SHOWER (Contnd. from p. 1.) Representative. President at North Emery High is LaMont Arnold. Annabelle Cox is Vice President and Lorraine Moffitt is secretary. The editor of the school paper is Bobby Mor tensen. The Social Committee is made up of the following students: Hazel Brasher, Ina Rene Richards and Virginia Eden. The North Emery Band has accepted an invitation to play at the Dedication Exercises of the new football stadium' at Carbon College on Sept. 16. The Band will also play at the Utah State Fair on Sept. 21. Student Body MRS. MOORE DIES (Continued from p. l.i were residents of Emery County for many years and after moving to Arizona they made yearly returns to their former home to visit friends. Smoke, Smoke as HONORS BRIDE (Cont. from p. 1.) gifts by Miss Arnold, the making of the bridesbook and refreshments. Those enjoying the affair were Mrs Hattie Blackham, Mrs Ann Prosence, Mrs Reed Arnold, Faye Powell, Ruth Bra her, Arlene Powell, Renone Littlefield, Lorraine LeRoy, Mar garet Harrison, Gay Nell Arnold, Doris Kirby, Wilma ArGeneva nold, Janet Nielsen, Larsen, Lorraine Moffitt, Mrs Parley Hinkins, Helen and Viand ola, all of Huntington, Mrs Khyva Price from Cleveland. Miss Arnold is the bride ot Archie Blackham, son of Mrs Hattie Blackham of ly births 16, 1949 . . In Orangeville Mr and Mrs Leroy Taylor announce the arrival of a new granddaughter born this month to Mr and Mrs Dimmick of Price. 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