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Show " riviiii 7 i I g ' It "I tl.vu, Ai:.t ; i 0.1.', ENOCH CHAPEL 10 OWAN BE DEDICATED AT CONFERENCE that the new Enoch Ward , announced by W Clair Rowley, Chapel will be dedicated during Stake President The ceremonies the Stake will take place during one of the coming Parowan Conference has been Sunda Quarterly sessions of Conference "Published Wcchlu l or The Intrrcit Word which is being held on August President How ley said The members of the Enoch Ward hae been in the process of this major budding and ry modeling program for the past scar under the direction of g rn h and counsel jani,.y ors. J Hunter Gibson and Roland Anderson Mr Gibon has been in charge of the construction of constant dmlmg in the use of its modern fire- 1 fighting equipment was stressed by Chief S M Clark at a meeting of the Parowan City olun-tcedepartment at the Five Mile Monday evening lie reminded members of the regular bi monthly drills which are scheduled it 6:pm on the first and third Mondays of each month The meeting was held in con nection with a supper party in which some 22 members and r their partners participated, Sports and recreation were . project. PA HOW AN TIMES, PAROWAN. UTAH, Elects ROAD MATTERS DISCUSSED AT Legion Nc w Officers For AUGUST 12, pi.'l - NUMBER SIXTEEN Iron County Makes Plans For 2 Day Fair Coming Year CO. COMMISSIONERS MEETING was elected Bentley of the American l No 20 a recent Post at egion of the organization in meeting Parouan lie will succeed Com mandci Bam Matheson who Garry commander CommivsiontT Jess Guvirnm ih.it the .tiling proieit in the Parowan Main Canyon will pro reported at Countv Commission With the publication of the 10jl ers' meeting here Monday that coed m the immediate future Iron County Fair Booklet assurhe had contacted representatives The fact that the equipment ed for next wck, plans for this of the District State road office in tlu.N .iic.t at the present time has headed the group for the outstanding annual event are and had secured their assurance and could be transferred to the past vear AUo named to the about complete, ui cording to A new Chapel of brick veneer has been built directly adjacent to the old building on the West The former chapel has been eon verted into a recreation hall and ocns by means of folding doors directly into the new building Spacious quarters for the Relief Elliot Abbott, eight year soil Society have been provided and of Mr. k Mrs. Thomas Abltt include modern kitchen and din- of Paragonah. was rushed to a ing facilities os well as class Salt Fake City hospital Wednesrooms. day afternoon after the local A novel fence has been con- doctors diagnosed his illness as structed to keep out the livestock Polio of this farming area. Paved This is the second Paragonah been laid on the youth to contract this dreaded walks have south and west of the grounds disease in the past couple of with a convenient parking spare weeks. at the south The County has also Lee Arlen Topham was brought cooieratod with the town in oil- home from Salt Lake City last ing the street which runs past the week and is progressing satischurch grounds. factory with home treatment The entire Stake membership will move to Enoch for the dedication ceremonies with the time to be announced at a later date, Tres. Rowley explained. The Saturday evening meetings and other Sunday sessisons will be conducted in Parowan as ual. Polio Strikes Another Youth In Paragonah en- . Parowan Ami Vlriiilru" I 2$ A 2t). Need Of Regular Drill Stressed At Firemen's Meet - VOLfMNE THIRTY NINE ! Of MES Canvon at little expense tis ed by Commissioner C.uvmon in getting the department to com plete oiling of the graded section of this important seemc highway now instead of later in the season It was also reported at the meeting that the oiling of certain streets in Paragonah and Enoch had been commenced and was in the process of completion Commissioner Lyman E Sovv in charge of the road depar' was in ment of the Counts, in roads structed to investigate resiBuckskin Valley on which dents of Paragonah bad request ed that some work be done by the County He was to determine if its use would judtify the ex pense of taking the equipment into tho area and further main other offices were Eugene M Orton 1st vice commander; Earl ice commander, Skougai'd, 2nd Ralph Orion, adjutant; Victor Robinson, chaplain Bruce Deck er, athletic director; Troy Ca wood, service officer; I.le Hal terman. finance officer; and Reed Orton and Jack Dalton, Thales Brown. Chairman of the hair Board I he traditional event will be held in Parowan Friday and Saturday, Sept, 3 and 4 Some $2,000 in piemiunis has been listed in its various depart incuts which includes everything from hut pot holders to tailored from homesuits and coats; made soap to decorated cakes; from the tiniest of field and garden crops to the sheep, swine, beef and dairy cattle. v sergeants at arms members have been seted from widespread areas iv.ittee ll i ami have been given the responsibility of stimulating interest within their districts ami in getting the exhibits to the Fair. Arnold Gurr has been name Fair manager. He announces the following chairmen fur the agAtlo riculture departments: llnlvoak, field crops; Troy , garden crops; Bam fruits; Rupert Hulet. dairy cattle; Hal Mitchell, breeding Rudd Munford, beef cattle; Alma breeding sheep; and swine. Hyatt, breeding H. Bentley is Mrrs. Nellie chairman of the Homemaking departments with Mrs. Alice M. 1 Math-eson- The new officers together with the incoming Legion Auxiliary officers will he installed at formal ceremonies to ho conducted Participation by residents of in the near future by the retirevery section of Iron County is ing group These include in ad being stressed this vear. Com Haltcrman, ro chairman Divisdition to Commander Matheson, ion chairmen include Clara AT Ameno Topham. 1st. vice; Sam Benson, home sewing division; Pritchard. 2nd vice; Kenneth Huldah Hulet, handwork; May-thJoseph, adjutant; Taylor Miller, Boardman, quilts, bedspreads chaplain; Leonard Orton, service and rugs; Nina Taylor, infants officer; Mert Mitchell, finance wear; Bertha Mitchell, handwork officer; Carlyle Hulet, athletic for people over 70; Gwen Jones, director; and Bruce Matheson for will taining it bells sewing; Phoebe Taylor and ring junior Wedding and I.c Roy Adams, sergeants Anccl J, Adams, present operMarlene Mortcnscn and Edward Eva Bennett, canning and bakat arms. A. (Ted) Burton, popular Paroator of the Iron County Rest ing; Twila Thornton, flowers; inwas the Home for wan couple, when they speak Bertrude Mitchell, and Marguret aged, division. structed by the Commission to their vows Saturday morning in Orton 4 In II Harall the of Club Division Stephen the St. George LDS Temple. keep an accurate account old S Snow, Temple president, L. Brower and Emma Neilson . expenses and receipts connected with the operation of the new will officiate at the double ring are chairmen. Chairman for arts Sgt. Hanks Barton has left for ceremony. The couple received and crafts department has not Home for the next three months. This will be used in formulating the service again after a 30 day their endowments July 30 in the been announced Each of these chairmen have an intelligent agreement between leave, part of which was spent Manti Temple with Parents of the County and leasor of the in Paragonah. He has re enlisted the future bridegroom, Mr. k selected a committee to work for six more years and is now them in publicizing the fair; Home in the future jjn. Claude E. Burton, and with to in back on his of way exhibiting the articles and in Germany. Carles Murdock, president The Attorney and Board reHis Mrs. Austin parents, Mr, k Beaver Stake, and Mrs. Murdock supervising the departments durported that they could find no to the Hill Air in attendance. ing the visting hours. All items statute which would give the Barton took him bride-elec- t in the Homemaking department and Base are was last he of the Parents Friday or to levy County the authority their job! Churches and cathedby Ivan Decker of flowers Mr. k Mrs. Frank Mortensen of with the exception a leaving there Saturday for New for funds hiring appropriate and rals rise Because I'm everywhere! And of at to be have entertain will who Parowan Jersey. registered by noon, veterinarian to eonvc into the because so many items were left course their maintenance takes 2. Sathonor in Mr. took Mrs. Barton also their k a Sept. Judging will take place reception County. But the Clerk was in unmentioned 2 weeks ago about the peoples money. Small towns afternoon. Ann that in to Rose to the Stockton Parowan remain urday evening structed to contact the State and the C.S.U. Mexican Tour it seem- will boast not only one, but someResident. of the County may a visit with the Bill Dcil for Ward Relief Society be funds if there ascertain might ed that a few more rambling times two or three, enormous obtain a booklet by contacting available for this purpose from family. Following that they went rooms. and adorned churches. of interest. richly be might a one to is of the thoughts a Nevada division for Burton Mrs chairmen or weekend future The inEly, Livestock the special State wouldnt tell No wonder the common people Several volumes the back Fair Board. on home the of Parowan High trip, arriving about graduate came spection fund. This Sections of the premium list everything about this Tour but have money for little else. Many School where she was active in the request of a delegation upon if we who participated can write of the altars arc plated with soild also being published weekly are attended She circles. music of citizens who reminded the or talk or show films with some gold and enormous murals adorn in last Ihe Parowan Times. These Brigham Young University Board that new legislation remost of the walls and ceilings. to tho of Im should be a was Ted member of great assistance anyone resulting pleasure year. quires certain treatment of liveconsure we are all willing to do so. In one cloister we saw 33 to and class same graduating prospective exhibitors who stock before they can be moved the 33 at Half of ones pleasure is sharing diamonds representing Central his the would do well to study the rules tinued training servthe which would necessitate of the Saviors life. It School at Provo. Vocational and Utah classifications experiences with others anyhow. years carefully. ices of a regular veterinarian. a brief Mario Topham was "trigger seems to be agreed that one of honeymoon Following And it was hoped that a guarthe things wrong with Mexico is Come and sec your friends and through Arizona, the couple will happy on this trip and he has antee of a definatc salary for a too churches. relatives baseball while temporarily reside at Parowan many play Certainly an excellent collection of film time might induce one to come churches would on solve fewer help riding Donkeys, on Saturday, until the opening of school. At slides. to this area. Mexico's big social problemthc August 14th at 7:p.m. at the High that time they will move to I think the excellent manageIt was revealed at the meet- School Baseball Diamond. gap between the very rich and Provo where Ted will continue ment of Theron Ashcroft as the ing that there will be no blanket will be: very poor. his Players schooling. Tour Director and of Dr. Plum-me- r changes in assessed valuations Clayton Tullis, Clinton Gilger, The American Legion Post No. But in contrast to the heavy-draias Assistant Director and in the County this year as there A1 Nelson Taylor, Orton, Ray 20 of Parowan jointly with the of the Church on the have been in some years past. Interpreter should be mentioned. Lyman Munford, Sanford TopAmerican Legion Auxiliary, will And we are all so grateful for peoples purses, the cost of edA report from the State Auditham, Roy Orton, Eugene Orton, hold a Barbecue supper at the ucation is, in general, very low. the carcfull and expert or relative to a recent routine Merton Mitchell, Paul Fife, Parowan Five Mite Recreation Most of schools the state arc of audit of County records was Howard Eugene Hardy, Wood, Stubbs, Gayle M. was Clark Nellie Mrs, is and education practCamp on August 17, Tuesday at studied and the following sumThrough streets so narrow that supported Reed Orton, Whitney Orton, and named chairman of the ex6:30 than free other family p.m. This event is to be atliving the bus had to back up to make ically mary read: "The accounts and others. of of descendants to tended by Legion officials and those willing to take organization it around some of the corners, penses records of your County are well Daniel Porter Clark at a meetof officials from the Dept. the Auxiliary advantage opportunities we "Gene calmly, cooly and expertkepi and enjoyed the courtesy week last held members of And in Salt Lake City, offered. ing the Headquarters great progress and assistance shown us by your ly met every emergency. It is in the Old Rock Church. Mrs. and the District officers from has that Mexico made, recently officials due these three men that we let County during the Clark is the widow of the late surrounding cities. AH legionairs them know that we appreciate especially scientifically, is prob- er; Mrs. ThelwinKunz of Pan- - course of the examination. Edgar L. Clark, son of Daniel and their partners and all Auxthe way they carried through on ably due to its liberal policy in aca, Nevada, who won the Philco Sherman J. Preece, State Auditor who was one of the pioPorter, to education. iliary members and their partby. O. L. Hansen the heavy rcsponsiblities they regard refrigerator; Mrs. Verda Miesel of this community. neer residents ners along with all eligible I). H. Robinson, deputies. The city of Morelia is one of of Cedar City, the Wcstinghouse assumed and made our tour so Many former residents am She and a daughter, Mrs. Dottie men and their partners the centers of culture in Mexico. Laundromat; Mrs. Rowena Slack enjoyable. members of the Lowe family Ward, were instrumental in get- are urged to participate in this were in Parowan a week ago ting Perhaps now a few' generaliza We arrived there rather late at of Toquerville, who won the twotogether a number of des- event. Officers for the coming Mrs. tions on Mexico would be in night and we were astonished the piece living room set; for the annual reunion of the cendants to form the organizayear will be installed at a brief arWord was of the received of Zuffelt who next Summit to we find that had order. descendants of John and Eliz- tion, raise funds for genealogical business morning Margaret session at this outing. Most of us have heard of how slept next door to the oldest won the gas water heater; Mrs. rival of Fred Howard Me Cay III, abeth Cousins Lowe. Outings at work, make plans for a future August 3, in Long Beach, Calif- the recreation camp reunion. unpleasant living conditions are University in the Americas. I Cannon Huntsman of New Harmornia The young man, the first and a family meeting in the hotel ony who won the Graflex Camnoticed from the along the border. It is hot (in had with Mrs Named to work Kan-arrson for Fred and Ivy Mac Me Ward Chapel made Clark on a general committee summer) and some of the people window as early as 6: A. M. era; Miss Bessie Davis of who won the ladies suit; Cay, weighed in at five pounds up the two-daentertainment. were Mr. k Mrs. Max Hendrick- STAKE PRIMARY are not what wed call the high- many students passing by with er class. So most of us have a arms full of books. I didnt real- Mrs. Rex Carter of Beaver, the plus. Maternal grandparents Mr. Among the group which was son of Parowan. Mr. & Mrs. ANNOUNCES PREPARATION Mrs. R Mortensen rek ; Albert Anize we until Huldah Mrs. visited the UniversDeslie Mrs. Hulet, were bad impression of .Mexicans and present Morgan Rollo, Cedar City; and MEETING Samsonite luggage; ceived word in Las Vegas, Nev. derson, and Mr. & Mrs. Ben Mr. k Mrs. Lloyd Ward, New Mexico. However you dont find ity later that this old University Parowan, All workers in the Primary of the impending arrival, and Picklesymer and family of St. Castle. what Id choose to call the "real was their destination. We found and Mrs. Adams of St. George, of Parowan Stake Mortensen to Cham-to left anxious ; u the students tell grandmother luggage. George; Mr, k Mrs. Hugh Mexico until you get a few Joining the local folks at the organizations are f care for to old ve attend a regular sister berlain of Orderville; Mr. k meeting were Mr. & Mrs. Rollo, Miss Inez Cox of the Southern requested year hundred miles "South of the anything they knew about their j Stake Suszannc. C. MortMr. Samuel their country, and their Utah Power Co won the wrist Preparation meeting ThursMrs. Alma Lowe, Mr. k Mrs. their son, Johnny, and'Mrs. Ella where the mountains school, Border, ensen claims great grandparent Clifton Beaumont, Mrs. Alberta 19, at 8:p.m. in the of watch the for day, August city. them, Many provided though having Bettridge of Cedar City; Mr. k rise, the rains keep the lush Farowan Ward honors, and Mrs. Fred II. Me Cay Limb, and Mr. k Mrs. Cecil Mrs. P. A. Clark were winning entry blank seemingly very young, and Paul foliage fresh, the climate beof Pasco Washington on their Doctors deis Wildcn, and their families all of is interesting to note that Sr. Chapel. It working Maughn of Las Vegas. comes an eternal Springtime and in law, medicine, archicontestants paternal grandmother, all of the winning grees P.eaver, where the people seem to imtecture etc. In the center of the were women and represented Here also were Warrern and FIRST WARD PRIMARY ' prove along with the scenery a stood S. Tristatue of The Arlo oak all of the Holy sections Vera Watters and family, Chestpatio Hidalgo, family nearly SERVICES SUNDAY and the climate. So. if you vant welcomed a new member on er and Maurine Parry, Odell Mexicos George Washingtn. Af- State area. Their AFTERNOON to begin to understand Mexico, Fair Premium lists appear on ter about 30 years as Rector of entries will be used rm future Monday. August 9 at the Iron and Irene Bryant, Aleen and go far enough to get the feel of this -The special Primary Home County Hospital, a girl weighing Grace Heap, Theron and Onita pages 2, 3 and 4, along with the University, where he ap- radio safety broadcasts. the whole country. from the a husky 30' a pounds. Delighted ' Heap and their families; the General Rules and Regulations. Builders Services of the Parowan Many dignitaries parently Bred all bis students Probably 95 per cent of Mex- with the rierire for Mexican area were present in the ,tudo are tug sifters, Arlene and Karen Keith and 1st Ward will be held this SunHarry Bauer families, icos inhabitants are of the dombrothers. Glade and Scotty, all of Cedar City; Mrs. Miriam day afternoon at 2:00 oclock in Independence, he became a mil- - and v,mondM r fCciM'' ar.d U'f inant religious faith. Its estabitary figure, and finally a gen- - advertising sponsors highly for as are grandmothers, Mrs. Hat- - Limb and daughter. Marcella, Beach and a friend and her little conjunction with the regular lishment was one purpose of the era!, and to him The ger.er-.meeting. goes the chief the content which they conclude! tie Holy oak and Mrs. Ida Smith, of Pomona. Calif.; the Clinton niece of Salt Lake City, Spanish invasion. And how well credit fur the Ena! achievement had aroused unusual interest in all of this City. Tl.c proud mother Gilgers of Henderson. Nevada? The group voted to hold the.r public is cordially inv.'ei to did the padres and priests do is the former Georgia Halterman and MBs Dorothy Lowe cf Long 1355 reunion in Califtruia. Continued on Pa?: Two safety measures. couple joyed by the group for of hours proceeding the meal Mr. k Mrs. Robert M. Miller of Honolulu. T.H.. were special guests during the evening. Mrs. Miller in native costume, presented some Hawaiian dances as featured entertainment at the social. New members of the depart ment and their partners were present and included Mr k Mr. Elmer Green. Mr. & Mrs Rruce Decker, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Orton. Mr. k Mrs. Charles F. Bentley, and Mr. and Mrs Lyle Evans, M. Howard Ward. Eugene Orton and Hardison Adams were the committee in charge of the a - i nrrra-riritrtri- Popular Local Couple To Speak Marriage Vows a Ncws Of Our Servicemen n? A Wonderful J Through Old Mexico long-winde- d First-Secon- Teams Lined Up For Donkey Ball Game Barbecue Supper Planned By Legion & Auxil. n chauf-feurin- Clark Family Organizes g -- Many Gather For Lowe Family Reunion - New Arrivals Five-Mil- a First-Secon- e Church Doings d y clock-radio- First-Secon- i prize-winnin- d Notice . j Sao-r3mc- l j ; nt |