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Show Castle Dale News By Mrs Naomi Jensen Forest Mr. and Mrs. Peterson were in Salt Lake Saturday evening and attended a meeting of returned missionaries. Missionaries who had filled a mission in New Zealand any time after July 1964 gathered for a meeting. President Wiser, who is now a professor at the U of U and who was president of the LDS college in New Zealand, was guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ev- eridge and family of Granger were weekend- - guests at the home of Mrs Everidges parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slaugh. Mrs. Virginia Beynon and two children of Salt Lake visited the past week at the homes of her mother, Mrs. Vera Ungerman, and sister, Mrs. Dorothy Childs. Delon Olsen has spent the past week in the U of U hosfollpital where he underwent ow-up surgery after a recent operation. He was released from the hospital Thursday and is now with his cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Que Winters, Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs Ken Stilson and James Anderson, all students at the University of Utah, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Stilsons and James parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. Clint Clawson, who has spent the winter in Price, returned home last week and is living with his sons, Kirk and Lowell Clawson in the old ClawMrs. Flora Jensen son home. where she underwent surgery. Sue Christensen, who is AUXILIARY MEETS She is getting along well. Hill at AFB, spent employed The American Legion AuxilMr. and Mrs. Drew Rich the weekend with her parents iary had the February meeting ards spent the past weekend in Mr. and Mrs. Charley ChristenWednesday night. The Amersen. They have been in icanism committee, Betty Black, Huntington. where Drew is emRamona Huntsman, who Springville Flora and Leamaster is employed in Salt Lake, spent Shirley ployed. arranged the program the weekend with her mother, Jensen, On and served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ruth Huntsman, and family. the program were Sandra Hunt- Wakefield were over from Price Elaine Muming, who is ington, Carol Leamaster, Leva Sunday visiting at the home of employed in Salt Lake, spent Kay Cunha, Vickie Fish, Ora Mrs Adeline Wakefield. the weeknd at th home of her Mr. and Mrs. Clive Gor Larsen, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Leafolks, Mr. and Mrs. Dee How- master and Mrs. Jensen. Plans don and daughter Ileen were in ard. were made to give away a doll Salt Lake City Saturday and Fred Lowry has spent the to help finance girls to Girls Sunday to see their daughter, State. Evelyn, and children. Mr. and Mrs. Dee How ard and Elaine Muming, Castle D U P MEETS Dale, came to Sunday meeting The February meeting of the to be present when the baby Huntington Camp Daughters of girl was named for Mr. and Mrs. Pioneers was held Thursday af- Deon Ward. ternoon at the home of Mrs. A special program of Rhoda Clegg, captain. The les- music will be presented Tuesday son was given by Anna Cox, and night in MIA in the Second a history by Jean Rowley. Mrs. ward. Everyone is invited. Ivy Brasher was honored for Ward conference will be her 86th birthday. held in the Second ward Sun- CONIRMATIONS YES, THEYRE ALL CHECKS! But only one of them works for you. Only one helps balance a budget. in Only one is conveniently e.-i-to pav your pocket instead of cash a bill or provide instant money. J Open your convenient checking count at this bank todav! ac- Carbon Emery Bank 45 South Carbon Prlca, Utah Emery County Branch Castlo Data, Utah You ara invited to make our full service bank your family's financial headquarters. Some of our services are: Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts, Safe Deposit Boxes, Home Loans, F.H.A. mortgage loans. Home Improvementt Teller Window, Loans, Auto Loans, Personal Loans, Drive-iParking Lot Entrance, and sound financial advice. n NOW MORE THAN 55 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS BANKING SERVICE Home Owned Independent Member Federal Home Managed Reserve System and Federal Insurance Corporation Deposit PROGRESS-LEADEpast week in the Price hospital Price hospital Monday of last Castle Dale, Utah suffering from torn muscles in week for tests and observation. Thursday, February 10, 1964 his back. Mrs. Arlene Grant is Mrs. Crystal Rosenberg now employed as office clerk jng lere anC WS Vre4, ,. entertained a group of friends, for the Rocky Mountain Refrig- V.r F one of which ' ys, at a relatives and neighbors eration and Heating Company ofpeteXan in' Sait after birth. The other Tketn quilting party at her home Wed- - Huntington. Her office hours are attend the blessing of a grand shortly one, weighing less than 4 lbs., 1 Luncheon served was at afternoon the in nesday. beginning son belonging to Ronald and was still holding its own at this and a quilt was completed. p.m. his wife when Edward's wife, writing, aternal grandmother is fr- Mr and Mrs. Russell Erma, went to the hospital pre- - Mrs. Pearl Peterson of Emery. Snowe to ias v egas received word that their children granddaughter, Carol Ann Snow, this weekend where she will join daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ster- her husband Robert who has ling Snow of Provo was award- found employment there. The ed her Golden Gleaner award. Burnsides, who are buying a She has been active in church home in Salt Lake, have been affairs having been on the stake residents of Castle Dale since and Gleaner council, last fall. Mr. Burnside was out Sunday School and Primary of work here. Mrs Burnside is teacher, and Junior Sunday Sch- the daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Hardy. ool Coordinator. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Mr and Mrs. Rav Black Peterson were in Salt Lake Sun- ham spent last w eekend at Manday and Forest blessed his new ila at the home of Mrs. Black-ham- 's grandson, giving him the name parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Douglas Michael. The infant Tim Potter. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Ray Hass- Ronald Peterson. inger and family were in Mur-daHere for the blessing of Sunday to be present when were Mr. and Bruce Alton Bryan, formerly of grandchildren Mrs. Duane Ward of Cleveland Ferron, son of Mrs. Eva Bryan and Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Unger- Boggs, Ferron, was ordained man of Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs. Bishop of the Murray 18th ward. Ned Huntsman, Salt Lake, were The Bishops wife Shirley, is the also present. sister of Mrs. Hassinger. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dr. Seth Smoote of Provo in Freeman, who were residents expects to be established Castle Dale by the first of here almost a year while Mr. March for general practice in Freeman was with S. S. Mullen Emery County Offices are being Co on the Joes Valley Dam proremodeled and prepared for ject, visited friends in Castle him in the Professional build- Dale a few days this week. They ing. He will also establish res- w'ere enroute to San Clemente, Calif. They have been in Red idence in Castle Dale. Victor Price entered the River Valley, N. M. since leav- - The following were confirmed members of the LDS church in Sacrament meeting Sunda y : Denise Daley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Daley, confirmed by her father; Kenneth Allen Jorgensen, son of Mr and conMrs. Joseph Jorgensen, firmed by his uncle, John Jorgensen; Sheila Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Berdell Lake, confirmed by her brother, Randy. - EXPLORERS WIN TROPHY Ensign Explorers of the ward MIA were awarded a trophy for having won the three day Emery stake basketball tournament. The trophy was presented n to the boys by their coach, Day, who in turn presented it to ward MLA superintendent, J. Lynn Isaacson, who then presented it to the ward Bishopric. The boys won the stake tournament and will now represent the stake in the regional tournament to be played in Price this week. Their first game will be WedCoach Day nesday evening. urgently asked that the public support the boys in the region tournament. La-vo- BLESSINGS Mr. and Mrs. Keith Unger-ma- n of Woods Cross had their new daughter blessed and named Sunday by the babys uncle, Ross Judd. Mr. and Mrs. Judd and family of Dragerton came down Sunday to bless the baby and were dinner guests at the home of Mrs Judds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Oman. Mr and Mrs Monroe Magnus-on- s baby was blessed and given n the name of Brent Monroe by his father. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johansen gave their little son the name of Peter Eugene Johansen. He was blssed and named by his father. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Moyes was blessed by her father and given the name Liona Lise. Huntington News Mag-nuso- rr:;Come to Lewis Jewelry and see for yourself why the most gracious dinners begin with Lenox. CENTERPIECE by Lenox, a handsome gift for any bride. Handcrafted in a charming CLASSIC fluted design and trimmed TS? it r? ' tf,' NOW two day delivery on ALL Catalog orders DIRECT from Los Angeles by AIRPLANE. No additional charge to iour customers. Cost is actually less than mail orders. 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Lewis Jewelry Price, Utah day, February 13, at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Scouts and Ensigns BLESSINGS At Huntington Second ward Honor Program will be held ' d HES meeting Sunday three babies Sunday nipt received names: a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Berl Morley was named Stewart Dale by his father; Mr. and Mrs. Deon Wards iaby girl was named Julie by Dee Howard; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Palmers baby boy was named Brad Paul by his father. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Grange and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Brasher spent Sunday evening in Kenilworth with a sister, Ruby, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan. The occasion was Mrs Morgans rirthday. Mr. and Mrs. William Litster and Mr and Mrs. Clair Mathis and children, Provo, visited at the Norman 'Anderson and Errol Litster homes Sunday. Mrs. Mae Klecker and Mrs Bemita Majors made a trip to Missouri the past week. Miss Delaine Frost, Jhoenix, Ariz. is staying in Huntington with her grandmother, Mrs. Eve Mangum. Dearie will attend North Emery uni or high school. Mrs. Man-guson, James Myer, Ventura, Calif, was here for Mr. Mangums funeral services Saturday. Mrs. Irene Wilstead had surgery at the Dragerton hospital recently. Mrs. lone Nielson and son Tom were here during the st week to look after the lace. Bud is still at the Veterans hospital in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Adeline Wakefield, County Cancer Chairman; Dora Geary, Educational chairman, and Mrs. Cleo Johnson, Crusade chairman, were in Salt Lake City several days this week for the cancer meetings, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hotel Utah. Guest speakers at the convention were Earl Hills, State Crusade chairman, and Gregory Peck, National Cancer Crusade 24 gold. $15.95. Adit FmsSsIhifl: a Sears Sears in rich Lady . . . You 11 Just Love Electric Clothes Drying... its jiameless! chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Johnson visited in Lehi Saturday with relatives and went to Roy Sunday where Armand officiated at the naming of a grandson, the baby of Mr. and drs. Bruce Johnson. 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