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Show f w 1 MRS, FLORENCE GALBRAITH Mrs, Bill Ashley and child- ren, who have spent the past few weeks here from Texas visiting her mother, Mrs, Marian G, Nielson, left for her home the first of the week! Sunday evening Mr. Clyda Palmer entertained in her honor, inviting in several of her former classmates. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rich I ns of Farmington, Utah were busi- ness callers in town Wednesday evening and were house guests at the Doug Galbraith home, Mr. Rich! ns' father and grandf father were Old Mexico friends of Mr. Galbraith. Mr. Richins is employed by "Twirl Town Toys. " Mrs. Gene Hacking has been enjoying a visit from her daughter, Anna Marie Steck and her husband-antheir children. The Stecks live at Kearns, Utah. It has come to our attention that onetime resident Mrs. Olivia S. Thomell, 86, passed away August 3rd of natural d WHAT STYLE, WHAT GRACE! (?) This because he has swinger somehow got himself into almost every golfing picture taken here in the last three months) tees off in the record-bustiSan Juan Amateur at the San Juan County Golf Course last weekend. His name was not on the prize list, but this anonymous burst of should be consolation glay enough. lomlne Hansen un-nam- ed (un-nam- ed ng un-nam- ed jhoto Towels Kleenex Jumbo Margari ne Blue Seal Salad Dressing 1 lb. 5 CvHS)DDftB 3$l Cut Beans 3$l Fruit Cocktail or 57 ; 303 Cream Whole Kernel Del Monte 303 379 oz. 49 Degertent igaKleenex 32Boutique Monte Catsup 125 count 29 (t Facial Tissues Monte Kleenex Boutique Pineapple Monte Bathroom Tissue roil pk32 UU Ini Lc oz. Pineapple I Oil Pork Tang & Beans Pitcber Pledge Van Camp 2 Banquet Strawberries P I family. On Friday, July 30, the Laws families all got together on the Parley Laws lawn for an outdoor barbecue and cookout in honor of Mrs. Jim Libberton and son. and Mrs. Ron Trent and children, as both are leaving to join their husbands and make their homes elsewhere. The Trents will live in Lakewood,' $1 Fruit Punch .29 Drink 46 Punch Tropical46e oz Del Monte Merry Cherry 46 oz. Del Monte Orange Fruit 46 $1.29 Tomato Sauce i40Z. Meat Pie 87 12 29 Qt. pak Orange 27voz. 4 Del Del 2 Mazola V. 14 Del 7 589 Roast 39 Fun Flavor 25 Loin Pork California, and the Libbertons will live in Denver the husbands are already employed in these cities. Those gathering for the festivities were the oz. Monte 8 oz. lb. Pork Rib Chops lb. Chops Pork Family pak lb, Bacon Derind Slab lb. Bacon Western Family 15 Lynn (Fern) Palmers, the Parley Laws, the Harry Laws and the Bill Laws, and Mrs. Mickey Black, who was also a guest. A special goody served at the party was a birthday cake honoring Mrs. Trent, as it was her birthday recently. Mrs. Dot Laws and sons, Val and Hart, have been in Denver visiting her son Cleston and his family, and the Jim Libbertons who live there now. Brent and Stuart Lyman of Provo were in town the last of the week to visit relatives and attent to business matters. These men were former Blanding and Monticello residents, and are sons of Mrs. Platte D. Lyman and the late Mr. Lyman. They are grandsons of the A. R, Lymans, and are presently dealing in mobile homes out of 59 75 69 65 69 Provo. It is good to see Clarence Rogers home again after his j Grapes Cabbage Plums Seedless lb, Santa Rosa Tudaf his parents, the Carl B. Man-- I gums, former residents of Blanding. The young lad fell from the back of a pickup. Carl D. Mangum was bom August 2, 1960 in Salt Lake City to Carl B. and Sharleen G. Mangum. He was a member of the LDS Church, attended Herriman Elementary School, and was a member of the guide patrol. Survivors are his parents and the following brothers and sisters: Jeanie Lee, Cory Daun, Dave Wesley Ricky Byron, all of Herriman; and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Mangum of Elmo, and Mrs. Louvine Guymon of Blanding. Funeral services were held in the Herriman Ward Chapel on Thursday. Burial in the Her-- I riman cemetery. Our entire community wishes to extend its deepest sympathy to the mio D causes at her home in Salina, Utah in Sevier County, She was bom April 4, 1885 in Salina to Christian C. and Karen Hansen Scorup. She married Jesse Thomell December 24, 1913 in Salt Lake LDS Tempie, He died April 19, 1350. Mrs. Thornell was a school teacher, and held many other responsible positions In her church as well as civic affairs, and organized several school lunch programs in Seveir County, and was county librarian for many years. She retired several years ago. She is survived by sons James Lyle and Jesse Richard (Dick) both of Salina and one sister, Alvida S. Anderson also of Salina. Funeral services were held last Friday in Salina with 'burial in the Pioneer Cemetery in Salina. Friends in our com' munity send their sympathy to the family at this time. Word has been received here e death of. 011 bout at the hospital in Ogden. We hope the doctors have got to the bottom of his trouble, and that he'll soom be himself again. His friends wish him a speedy recovery. lb The San Juan Record lb Monticello, Utah Thursday, August 12, 1971 |
