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Show r Je iron, Joints ie U M "- -M. urr, fcf J . J. Hsttyl Ddall AdJ a. I- - A. Road Show w sijtedFr nnc PAROWAN TIMES w lr, I Ward in Pa rowan Stake ?! icipate in the M. I. A A ow on Tueaday evening, bnouneed by officers of As-it- j tuu! Improvement Special tribute was paid to are each Wards The ,r bra,, the many women who have d skit j8h a twenty-minut- e er Ouy8( public services and coni flliami fv tit be revolved tributed to the growth and dei which out I). velopment of Purowun during C Hq the past Century at the annual nal' P fy,rd during the evening Relief Society celebration held for the entertainment here ""'bed : Saturday. Mrs. Barbara M. be the wan Adams was the featured speakhall er Ward recreation Second who reviewed the accompliWards local three the where shments of the women of our t conjointly. Programs will b at the program which conunenee community are a scheduled to was centered about the Centenrp m. at nial theme. Pioneer costumes attpublic is invited to were worn by many of the woj end the show which Is being men attending the fete. glvenlennrcly free of charge Following the program, approximately 160 persons were u lovely luncheon. Table Cedsir C decorations carried out the pioC neer theme and were further Visit int of visitors accented by fresh daffodils and An lmprHHivc! anti pussy willows. Each member also in Xmlance at a dinner Parowan's of newly received a miniature daffodil Monlast btittoniere tied with blue ribbon. Club held Lions formed included 19. March Receiving special honor durday gening. Pratt Pothers; ing the afternoon was Mrs. Emthe In "Wing: H.M. Neeley; Heed Roberts; ma Webb as the oldest mother Reml errett; Kugene Palmer' present; Mrs. Rernell Evans as he youngest mother; Mrs. Orna Waite I. nut: Hass Joiips; Ray as the youngest grandJohnson C. E. Anker j dive Davis; and Mrs. Adelindn V. A. 1. mother; V Marsden; Miller as Thornton mother of the the J llardy; Eugene Steph' isoti; most children (She had 141. E. Wat eii. Secretary Cedar City M II Jones. President These ladies were each presenLtoni Dan Jones; ted with appropriate gifts. Lions; Cd: Cedar Corsages were presented to 0. Milne, Hurt C !' all female members of the 3 Karl J. ernor; and istrh mi Wards who are over Parowan St. George President Hutcninc niasioi of age and included 75 years Club. Lions ntlt wows Lucy Hyatt. Emma Webb. held at the ll - nha C.uymon, Anna M. Rasmus- i Ife. was ably conducted by sen, Adelinda Thornton. Annie lar group. A delicious Pecker. Mary I.. Orton. Francis b radio inspiring and Morris. Amelia .T. Topham. Mary talks, and a prevelent M Marsden, Sarah Jane Bav-letended 'spirit of Rebecca Miller, Minnie Rur-toto ignite this a very interesting Mary Mitchell. Mable A. and Successful affair. Warren, and Isa Mortensen. new event in the offing The day was climaxed by a c is pi wan Lions Club Charter square dance during the evening . night The dale will lie announc- in the recreation Hall which was ed so also very well attended. of a Fol owing this, program civkAetterment will be launched which will hew closely to the line . MHBdeavor to which Lions is strictly dedicated. Manv llonorcil Relief Sodotv Ipio ' P,.bll,hr4 VOUMNK THIRTY e.ru Far Tbr SIX parowan times, parowan. ptaii march si. v mi NUMBER TWELVE ren-dere- itv Lions ! so-ve- lub Parowan 1 j. I 1 din-sever- s, e cl j County Fair Officials Hold Interesting Session iSt 1 Parowan Stake Sets CHRIST Gala VICTORIOUS (krUl V EASTER A CANTATA Presented ttti The Purowun Third Hard Choir A S undo u School MAKCII 25. I RSI 10:30 A. M. Parowan Third Hard ChapH Soloists od Special Parts A SHIRLEY EVANS - ALTO MARY TOPHAM - SOPRANO MACK LYMAN H RAY LYMAN ALICE HAYCOCK - ALTO MARILYN WARD t RPTII LYMAN I Quartet HASS - DIRECTOR "Christ Easter IVAN DECKER p if o a Rejoice and He Glad Ride On In Majesty Victorious" ft i tf Choir Hau Solo Tenor Solo & Choir Alto Solo The Hour Is At Hand The Glory of the Cross Christ Is Risen Reading How Calm and Beautiful The Morn .. Tenor and Hass Duet Choir Joybells of Easter Hear' The Story Choir and Quartet This Is The Day Choir A of Gladness. Mens Women's Chorus Sc Choir Sing Ilyin Chorus, My Redeemer Lives Soprano Solo . Choir & Lift Your Glad Voices Soprano Alto Duet Oh Lord Thou Art My God (Finale) Choir . EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT a sacred Cantata, will be (ire- by the Parowan Third seuted Ward Choir Sunday morning at 10:3t o'clock It Is announced the Bishopric and Sunday by School Superlntendeney. The musical will be presented In the Third Ward Chapel as part of the regular ward Sunday Sr hool Easter Services. Approximately 40 persons will participate in the program which is being directed by Ivau Decker Mary Lyman and Jean Halter man will accompany and Del Gurr will Younu - STAKE FUN NIGHT TO INCLUDE FULL ictoriouN Caster Contain To B Presented Sum. TKNOIt I I) EON RORINSON HAROLD MITCHELL - HASS h KARLA HULET ) IIERTRCDE MITCHELL - SOPRANO DELLA Ol'RR Reader ACCOMPANISTS - MARY LYMAN AND JEA.V HALTERMAN - J Event Eor March 31 be narrator Farmers Schedule Banquet For Next Wednesday Next Wednesday evening Mnr-UK has been chosen us the date for the Young Farmers' Banquet. It will he held in the Home Rc. room of the High School. h Earl Bunn. Verl Taylor and Thales Brown are in charge of handling the details for this big event. Mrs. Lynn Mortens. Home Er. teacher, will prepare and serve the meal, assisted by some of her students. , All Young Farmers qud their partners are urged to set this night aside and plan on attending. The time Is set for 8:00 p.m. Primarv Workers Seoul Troon Fund To Sponsor Varied Event. Keiubursed By llnnquet total of J2e was netted by the Boy Scouta of the Brian Head District from the sale of tickets to their Fathers and Sons Banquet here recently, it has just beeu announced by the dis- trlrt officers. This sum has been divided the various umong troops in proportion to the tie- kets which they sold and will hr uaed by them to further Iroop activities. It has been reported that over 4 00 fathers and sons attended the affair which was held In the First - Second Ward banquet rooms. Ivan Decker, district chairman also reports that the district had previously raised Its Council dues of $600 for which it will receive an award at the Utah Parks Council Fellowship meet to be held In Provo Saturday night Several local Scout executives will attend the meet from this district A $ Redsident Urged To Use New I hi mu (round Considerable work has been at the City's Food, fun anil Frolic in abundance Is promised every member of Parowan State at Stake Pun Mght, on Saturday, March 31. it is announced by the Stake All events will lie Presldeney. held in the Parowan First second Church and Recreation Hall and will Include dinner, a picture show and both modern aud square dancing Every person In the Stake both young and old, Is invited to participate in the festivities. The first serving is scheduled lo begin at 6: pm. in the banquet room and will continue throughout the evening. A first-clas- s movie will he shown in the Chapel and will be repealed as often as time will permit. Daring will feuture modern, e and some of the square dances which are so much in vogue, during this Centennial Year. The entire program of entertainment induing the dinner, show and dance, will he available for the nominal cost of 50c for all children tinder 12years of Continued on Back Page -- "cd old-tim- Ralqli Mnrnloos Honeymoon In Southern Utah breakgoing old The while. the water and past Fairs of Officials County channel, which twisted and turnHoneymooning in Southern Livestock Shows from five So. ed tor several blocks and which Utah this wok are justweds, a specI attended Counties 'tali ' was always cutting away at the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marsden ial school in Parowan, Tuesday whose marriage was solemnized g Iowan Stake M. I. A. Continued on Back Page March 20, at the County Court will be held MonMonday in the Salt Lako TemHouse. ple. Elder Spencer IV. Kimball were held in the arch 26 at 7:30 p. m. in Meetings -The Parowan High School apot the Council of the Twelve d won was Ward Chapel, morning and afternoon with The nature of such an industry Parowan Hign School preciates the service of Parowan makes home and officiated with a large group fleers and teachers are re-i- d separate sessions for men and ParaWed StubbN b from tim spare Eugene Topham Times in publishing information of relatives of both the bride to be present. al36 entrants starwomen from 3 to 5 p.m. of is Field This production possible. gonah. the activites of Varand groom In attendance The school was sponsored by Concerning ted, with Eugene being the ready in the beginning stages. ious departments of the school. Miss Betty Wileook, charmFollowing the ceremony, .Mr. the Utah Association of Fairs We think a department of only undefeated contestant. A We are publishing this inforof Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. William Marsden, pating daughter in elimination tournament and Livestock Shows and the is here Ceramics single justifiable mation for the purpose of acview of the industrial posslbl was sheduled taking two weeks Alfred S. Wllcock of this City ents of the groom, were hosts Of Ad,ele U.S.A.C. Extension Service. Dr. quainting and the public ities. patrons became the bride of Sgl, Bobbie at a wedding breakfast in the Carl Frishneck, Director of Utah There is no greater media to complete. with some of the plans and purchairExtension Service was Eric Clark, Lylo Dalton, Tom M Stubbs at a ceremony which Newhouse Hotel for creative art. There is nothposes of your school. That evening, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn S. Holy-- f man of the morning meeting. deft hands and a creative Dobrusky and Eugene Topham took place at the home of the We know il is difficult in a ing eveRobert on bride's larwrence, foster parSemi-finalThursday this City announce the Other guest speakers included: parents s with imagimution cant muke, with all gained the very busy world for you to inents of Mr. sou the bride, entertained a of Stubbs, ning. Sgt. tment 4 imf Dalton 0 and approaching Thelma Huber, assistant directlay. About young people Lyle Eugene Topspect what goes on in your school have now at their mmi ge of their daughter or of Extension Service; Geo ham fighting it out in the finals. and Mrs. Alma Stubbs of Par- at a large reception at hands their tried We want you to feel free iH in plant. home on Grantsville. from Liveowan, D. son j furlough Extension io Floyd Evans, ceramics some have produced Eugene being the victor. rge Henderson, For her wedding and the reEdwards Air Force Base, Cal. of Sirs Hilda Dalton Pierce ofist0ck Specialist; Elwin Downs, to visit any and all departments excellent pieces of pottery. All find it convenient time you any which followed the bride their The ception young couple spoke Lakfvicw Agricultural have had fun trying. Oregon and the late 'state Vocational to do so. ENGLISH vows at 6: p.m. standing before was gowned in traditional white Elmer Evans of Parowan, and Supervisor; Elna Miller. Exten- Principal A.C. Hatch Continued on Page Five of Mrs. Martha Dalton sion Nutrition specialist; and English is both a practical and the flower banked mantel with grand arowan Stake a cultural subject. Traditionally of Pai uvan. State President, W. Fern Shipley, .Assistant The wedding is scheduled to .(. The 1950-5club Supervisor, year In athletics it is one of the fundamentals of Clair Rowley officiating. Present CERAMICS at the wedding were members of chairas has been education. acted take place Saturday evening at Education Brown and Thales physical an experimental We began B. Y. U. There are two general divis- the immediate families and a the ho: ip of the brides parents tnan of the men's session in the In athletics the successful. very class in ceramics last year. Our ittjfa rowan with Stake Pres. afternoon and Stephen Brower. purpose has been to test the poss- winning column wb9 not the ions of the sujeet as it is taught few close friends. W. filair Rowley I,ater in the evening the wedofficiating and Iron County Agent, acted as ibilities of our own clay body best, but the results on the boys In high school: A study of literCustoms, cultures and appearin th ature, and a study of the English ding party and parents of the in manners, character, sportspresence of members of chairman of the general ses- - a: ance the mouth of Main canyon and of people of the Americas a and the immediate families and a !sion in the afternoon. groom greeted large attitude and experience language. The language study bridq to locate other bodies of clay. manship, were studied first hand by Parand has friends as few Hose friends. Mr. and Mrs. of number its relatives in in object Improvement never tie achieved any a white could to find We hoped owan students Wednesday when Holy will also be hosts at a other way. Association of fellow the speaking and writing habits at an informal reception held five students of the Ii. Y. clay. firing d Relief ward of in of the the the pupils. The ability recept ion during the evening at to function as Our experiment has been most students, learning visited them here. to a roooms. of their home. the rules few spell, a knowledge Society a unit, as a team, are and encouraging interesting their countries and Discussing of the and bride-eleFotr her and grammar, wedding on son the punctuation, has chosen DEAR Community Members: that puts your All sorts of pottery have been things their attendance at the "Y" were which the followed, are essential to the reception composition F attendants. Miss ElRea Doctors have always fei, that attempted. Some excellent re- right path in life. Clark :u,d Miss Frankie young person planning to do bride wore a colonial style gown Donna Lee Johnson and FerFootball starts out the years clerical work; herein his the of white net over satin with net nando Juariz, Mexico; Louj. s advisabIe t0 try t0 prevent sults have ifollowed. In the proBurtoi Henry Basketball an epidemic, rather than cure cess we have learned many th- Athletic program. bodice Chai, Hawaii; Marjorie Rogers, as b, value. These same skills stole. The practical one. Because of the water shortand Rosita ings about pottery in general entertains everybody during the end knowledge are of very great and full skirt were accented Canada; Pecola, Mi and the nature and possiblities winter season. After a weeks cultural value in any type of with appliques of orchid pansies. Argentina. Hclyoak graduated from age in Iron County, also betheir proDuring the nvan High School where cause of other conditions which ot our own clay body in part- rest baseball and track will com- work and in any veil of lace ed- gram here, the two students Her finger-ti- p society. of durtag her attendance she was may arise, such as influx icular. Literature provides a means ged net fell from a dainty lace from Mexico danced two nuni plete a very good season of out&a, ing for The state board of education athletics for all who are will- whereby pupils her student people from the West Coast in become bonnet while in her arm she bers attired in native costume. may activities and scholarship. Since the event of bombings, we feel has watched our efforts and ing to pay the price of training acquainted with the thoughts & carried an old fashioned bouquet Incidentally, a very wonderful he has been employ-l- y it is advisable for people here have given special financial help. and rugged work. tribute was paid by Mr. Jiml1 the emotions, the struggle and of rose and violets. the Ferk Cleaners. She to complete their immunization Classes the drama of life in many ages Education They made it, possible to employ Physical Attending the bridp was Miss to Ralph Benson of Parowan been active in the Mr. Clark Riddle of Provo, A have kept in accordance with the and in many countries. for Smallpox and Typhoid Fever. This Mary Hatch as maid of honor when he was student body presL D. S. Church, Through the cooperation of the the to give seasons of the year. Football, study furnishes one of the most gowned in yellow, and brides- ident at the B. Y. U. professional Ceramist, havteg sewed for several all This Volleyball, Basketball, tumbling, delightful forms of entertain maids, Joan Ridding and Mar-ketDoctor class an local The group was accompanied this P.T.A. adult the and year. years class was attended by 16 people softball and track, werd stressed ment and at the same time enary of the East Ward people of Parowan and Paragon-aAshdown in green and by Ernest Wilkins, B. Y. V. School and at present who have a working knowledge very much this year. will be offered this opportunriches and enlarges the world in orchid all with matching colonial advisor and were all guests at H of the Third Ward ity for a very small fee at a; of pottery processes. There are Intramural contests were con- which the reader lives. Through bouquets. Clayton Tullis per- a noon luncheon served by the Mntsa 4 kilns now set up in Parowan ducted Assn. Improvement clinic this spring. during the noon Hour, it he can become acquainted with formed the duties of best man. girls of the Home Economics Evans following his r. At least 20 with everybody elgible except the priceless wisdom and the Mrs. Wllcock received in department. Also present at the and Paragonah Those who renewed Typhoid from the local now a how know luncheon was Supt. Wright, suphere bridevaried need a human while of the the blue crepe Shots last year, only people experiences High iopgtjf, on (bp varsity teams. hOOl er,ererl the services of booster shot' this year, as do handle clay. Many of them now Successful tournaments in race preserved in its pages. It groom's mother wore maroon ervisor, Mary Me Mlllan, and Sant during World War those who have been getting a with harmonizing faculty members from both Par-ow- n spend their spare time making football, basketball, and shuffle-boar- d furnishes one of the most effect- crepe, each is at and means ive human of present employed In Typhoid Booster each year A pottery. Elementary High have corsages. teaching ben completed. Viw Oregon where he in-,- 0 series of three shots should be We hope and expect a more Baseball throw, and Mario Topham emceed a pro- School. and softball sympathy understanding, make a home for his taken this year by all others. extensive use of our clay in the tournaments will be rui off this and the value of freedom and gram which included a song by This is the third year that The couple will leave for 1 hose who have not been vaccithe near future. It will soon be neo- - spring. Lou Adams. foreign student program Rosemary Independence. Amy destination Venice H. Decker Robinson. Matbeson, has been featured In the Iron Joyce nated for Smallpox within the essarv for us to look for and ' ectshIDh a market ontlet Suffle-hoar- d at rovmrFD NETT WFFK wodrtin,. Intramural County Schools. Continued on Page F!ve Continued on Back Page cadership on HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES lwndav Lead-meetin- f i tljl y IJ ! il ,1 N i, u I Betty Hileoek Bobbie In Home Ceremony roaehing riage yoak Announced ! 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