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Show Saltt Lake cityy Utah fps--? O Single Copy 10c By Roy E. Gibson Nephi, Editor The people who didnt vote shouldn't be allowed to kick! reg From the Stall Bag . . Like a man in a glass box. Thats how a recovered alco- bringing our fourth major illness under control. It is of more than passing interest to note that industrial wage losses through absenee-isdue o alcoholism are estimated at 432 million dollars a year. And the further economic loss due to personal and deterioration is professional m beyond calculation. Help for the alcoholic is available through community action, through NCA, through the Utah .Alcoholism Founda-,tion, through the Alcoholics Anonymous, and the many other agencies devoted to helping. Understanding, will help unlock the glass box encompassWe urge ing the alcoholic. you: support this fight against an insidious disease. reg Keep an open mind, but be sure the wrong stuff doesnt get in! reg Nephi Gets Boost Nephi, and a couple of Nephi businesses, received a nice . boost last week in the ' Monona, Iowa, Leader, published by R. A. Nehls. Mr. Nehls recently toured the West, and in his column in the Leader he is reviewing many of the communities in which he stayed. It was our pleasure to meet Mr. Nehls at the recent National Editorial Association convention in Minneapolis, and he told us of visiting Utah and Nephi. From his column Sideline Observations in the issue of November 24, we reprint: drive After a le we came to the city of Nephi, population 3,000, where we put ... 31-mi- up for the night. Friendly City Although It was dark when we reached Nephi, we concluded that this was a prosperous agricultural city. Its motto Is The Friendly City. The people there no doubt believe in living up to that slogan, as we found the operators of the Bailey Motor Lodge at the north end of Main street, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Oldroyd, very pleasant. We took a unit, with each one of us having a separate room. The rate was very reasonable. After cleaning up a bit, we drove to the south end of Main street, where we ate at a new restaurant. Here again the same friendly atmosphere prevailed. What we remember most about the restaurant was the huge half of delicious cantaloupe, Utah grown, that was served to us. Last week we were in Minneapolis, Minn., attending the seventh-fift- h anniversary convention o fthe National Editorial association, we met Roy E. s Gibson, publisher of the at Nephi. We had a delightful visit with him. He in turn invited us to attend the national convention at Salt Lake City next June. reg Mrs. KEG says: Dont Judge a mans Serving in Korea . . With the First Cav. Division Korea Army PFC Paul L. Slack, whoes wife, Vedrean, lives at Levan, Utah, recently particiated with other personnel from the 1st Divisions 8th Cavalry in Exercise Yellow Jacket II in Korea. The field training exercise, emphasizing night withdrawal and attack, was part of the continuous training program conducted by the division. Regularly assigned as a radio telephone ojemtrr on the Slack entered the cavalry, Army In January 1959, completed basic training at Fort Lewis, Washington and arrived overseas last January. GARDAGE Meeting On Legislation 4 p.m. Saturday rd two-coun- ty two-coun- ty PICKUP Bishop Beuhner To DAY CHARGED Ernest G. Businessmen, farmers, public ard County, and officials and others interested Mantes, Tooele-Jua- b Senator, of East Juab County are invit- also are expected to be in at ed to attend a meeting of the tandance. Juab-MillaAssociation to be The meeting will be presheld at Rays Cafe at 7 p.m. ided over by R. E. Winn, Santa Claus, the gemel gentleman who makes little boys Friday, December 2. Presld-en- d and girls happy at Christmas-tim- e Proposals for legislation for Mayor of Nephi and each year, has consented to of the organof the be in Nephi Saturday afternoon along about 4 p.m. to greet the benefit as well as a discussion of ization. area, the kiddies of Central Utah, in his first appearwhich will effect Mr. Winn said Tuesday that legislation ance in this part of the state. the area will be discussed. there is a membership fee of In addition to being here to greet the kiddies, he will do Senator Thorpe Waddingham $5.00 in the new organization, two other important tasks. First, he will officiate at the turn- of Delta, who last week was and he invited all interested ing on of the lights along Nephis main street. The beautiful named to be President of the business men and farmers of will be in attend- this area, as well as others decorations and lights have been placed by members of the Ne- 1961 Senate will Ernest Dean of interested in the future of the as ance, phi City Electrical crew and members of the Nephi Junior American Fork, who has been portion of the state Chamber of Commerce, and will be all ready for Santa Claus named as the 1961 Speaker of to join the new group. Reservations for the dinner to give the official commands on Saturday afternoon. the House of Representatives. And for his second big task of the afternoon, Santa Claus M. Clark Newel of Mona, Juab meeting should be made with Rep- Mr. Winn, phone 268 or 98, by will be asked to draw eight slips from a huge box and by doing County Representative, resentative Memmott of Mill Thursday 7 p.m. so will decide the winners in the first of three Nephi Turkey Days Drawings! The turkeys are being provided by the merchants and professional people of Nephi under a project spon- KITCHEN CARNIVAL sored by the Nephi Chamber of Commerce. Heres how things will work: For each dollar you spend SET TUESDAY with any of the sponsoring merchants, you will receive an entry Kitchen Carnival la the blank on which you will be asked to write your name and address title, theme, or banner that On and deposit it in the box to be provided by the merchants. has been placed on the Stake a into and be dumped gathered up Saturday the boxes will Mia Maids and Explorers big box which will be thoroughly mixed before the drawing. party to be held at the Stake December on Tuesday, DecembHouse 3rd; this be will awarded Saturday, turkeys Eight 12 will be awarded next Saturday, December 10 and 20 will be er 6 at 7:30 pm. Maids and Explorawarded on Saturday, December 17. All entries from the time ersAllof Mia stake are Invited the the Turkey Days opens this morning until time for the drawing and urged to attend for an on December 17 will be in the box for the drawings. Likewise, outstanding evening of fun! all from the first week will be added to those from the second Bring your appetites and 25c to cover expenses! i week for the December 10 drawing. Ray Kelson and Maurice Tolley, committeemen, and Dr. A. A. Boston, Chamber of Commerce President, extend thanks Officials for the whole hearted support given this project. Likewise, they Sfamepde Christmas their to make of Central Utah Nephi invite residents Invite Public fo Shopping City. Mrs. Martha Howard . . committee And another feature also is announced by the Annual Meeting services held Monday each 8 until will remain stores p.m. open in charge Nephi East and of Residents Nephi Friday evening until Christmas for the benefit of the shopping Juab County again are reminded of the annual meeting of public. the Ute Stampede Association to be held on Monday, DecemDRAMA 111 THE DRESS SHOP ber 5, at the Court house. . "This is a community celeStore where he drawing will bration, and it deserves the Scene: Ermas Dress Shop Time: Monday, Nov. 28, at be held Monday 10 a. m., at support of the general public and Builders at the annual meeting accordPlumbing 10:20 a.m. at Jacks Rerigeration ing to J. E. Robertson, presidCharacters: Mrs. Erma Bar- Supply, & Appliance, or at Vems and ent of the committee. "We will ton, proprietor and Roy E. Funeral services were held Sinclair station. Vints give the financial report, and Gibson, editor. directors terms are ex- Monday at the First-Secon- d three Stage: the counter filled with piring Mr. Robertson stated. Ward chapel for Mrs. Martha all kinds of jewelry, hankies, Terms of Raymond A. Jack-so- Alice Park Howard, 88, who etc. Nephi News Briefs Jack Brough and William died at Orem last Thursday of causes incident to her adD. Howard are expiring. Properties: Four Mystery reMrs. has Jack vanced age. boxes with Wright plenty Personality turned from Pocatello, Idaho of entries in each. Bishop Kenneth Nyman of the Nephi Second Ward was spending the past month Action: Home Youth Dump three boxes after Mr. in charge of the services, and and Mrs. Arthur Lat- Nephi with into one stirr stirr was accompanied to imer. She interment in the Vine Bluff shake shake stirr again! Accident Salt Lake City by the Latimers Following cemetery was directed by AnDiagogue: That ought to be and spent several days in MurV. Garrett Jr accom- derson Funeral Home. John in and reach good enough Mrs. Howard was bom at with her sister, Mrs. Eva panied his parents, Mr. and stirr them up and draw one ray P. Jones. V. Garrett home on Nephi January 28, 1872, the Mrs. John out and well see who wins this Friday from St. George where daughter of James Duncan and week been in an accident be- Marion Allen Park. She was he is: The Mrs. Barton: Here it Mr. and Mrs. Harold War- forehad His par- married to George Richard Thanksgiving. Personality, H. Ray Francom; ner had as their Thanksgiving ents report he is improving. Howard on June 24, 1901 in Clue count, 16; Winner of $20 holiday guests, their son and He died in Mr. and Mrs. Garrett also Salt Lake City. personality and jackpot prize daughter, Von Ray and Carolyn brought three other accident 1930. She was a member of Mrs. Vay Worthington. Warner of Salt Lake City. Oth from St. George and the L.DJ5. Church. another $20.00 er dinner guests on Thursday victims This week Survivors include a daughter, took to Provo. them is up for winning and entries were Mr. and Mrs. Nord MemMrs. Allen (Myrtle) Simons of Satbe before Mrs. P. sons mott and and may deposited May Whittier, California; five sons: urday night at Forseys Variety Memmott of Scipio. Leslie P. of Santaquin; Earl Mrsl Olive Anderson R., Leon M., Theodore (Bob) and Byron G. Howard, all of Observes 91st Nephi. She also is survived by a grandson she reared after Anniversary of Birth the death of his mother, Frank Mrs. Olive D. Anderson ob- H. (Junior) Hudson of Orem; served her 91st birthday an- and a step son, Mat T. Howard niversary Tuesday, November of Nephi. Among her posterity 29. The day was spent quiet- surviving also are 15 grandly with her family and friends children and 15 great grandcalling at her apartment at 225 children. North Main. Mrs. Anderson was born in Moroni November 29, 1869, and EAT . . . Garbage collection by Nephi City Corporation employees wil be on Friday morning of each week, starting at 8 a.m., It was announced to- Attend Juab Meet day. This will be the regular collection day, In place of Saturdays as previously. Bishop Carl W. Beuhner, second counselor in the Presiding Bishopric of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints will be the featured speaker at Juab Stake quarterly conference sessions Saturday and Sunday, December 3 and 4. Valued Storm as two-coun- ty Funeral Held Monday for Mrs- Howard 4-- D Depostis Over LETS Sessions of will be held Stake House Inch Moisture East Juab County was near the center of the valuable snow storm during Sunday, and damage has although some been reported from the effects of the heavy storm, the valuable moisture received far out shadows the damage caused. The storm began during the early hours of Sunday with a light rain which turned to snow about 6 a.m. By approximately eight inches of snow had been deposited in the valley. No measurements have been reported for the canyon areas. The storm brings to 12.08 the amount of mositure received at the Nephi reporting station and to 12.07 the amount at the Levan station. Rarely do these two measuring stations run this close, Levan having recived .90 of moisture in the week end storm while Nephi received 1.10 inches. Coldest temperature of the week was at Levan when the mercury hit 5 degrees above zero. At Nephi the temperature hit 7 degrees above zero the same night Monday! s Reports from the two during the past week show the following: sta-tio- LEVAN STATION Readings taken 5 pan. dully Bishop Carl W. Beuhner to be conference visitor. Speech Winners To Be Speakers at Sunday Night Meeting Speech contest winners from the respective wards of Juab Stake will be speakers at the Sunday evening session of the This Juab Stake Conference. meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the Juab Stake House. Those who will participate as speakers include: Vicky Young and Don Goble, Nephi Second Ward; Pamela Cotton, Nephi Fourth Ward; Alice Worthington, Levan Ward; Patricia Orme, Nephi Third Ward; Ny ra Stanley, Mona Ward and Linda Ingram, Nephi First Ward. In addition to these talks urged to attend. Total precipitation to date 12.07 for year 1960 the conference In at the Juab North 351 First West St. the conference Conducting sessions will be Stake President R. Roscoe Garrett of Nephi. President Garrett stated this week that the conference will begin at 6:30 pan. Saturday evening with a special missionary meeting. Those who are expected to attend are Stake by young people of the stake, a piano selection will be given by Linda Powell; a vocal solo by Stephen Furr, and a girls chorus selection. All members of the stake are n, Times-New- strength by the number of promises he breaks. Volume 51, Number 48 2 County Group Sets Santa Visit Set holic once described himself. He was alive, and in the world, he could see and be seen. But he could not communicate with anybody. He was a man in a box, apart from the world, not understanding it, not understood by it. This lack of understanding is the great tragedy of alcoholism. To help this man in the glass box, President Eisenhower has proclaimed November 28 thru December 2 as Alcoholism InThis proformation Week. gram has been organized by the National Council on Alcoholism. This first national campaign on alcoholism, which the American Medical Association says is a disease, not a disgrace, marks a major step forward in Juab County, Utah, Thursday, December I, I960 Nephi People Attend Wedding and Reception In Salt Lake City Presidency and High Council, Bishoprics of Wards; all stake missionaries. Following at 8 p.m. will be a Juab Stake Priesthood meetAll holders of the ing. Priesthood, all holders of the Aaronic Priesthood, and all adult brethren who hold no Mel-chiz- priesthood are invited to attend this meeting. Over 1000 men and young men of the stake have the responsibility of Presattending this meeting ident Garrett stated. Bishop Beuhner has called a special meeting of the Stake Presidency and High Council, all Bishoprics of the stake and all stake and ward clerks and assistant clerks for 8:30 a.m. Sunday morning. This meeting will be held at the Relief Society room of the Stake house. General sessions of the conference will be held at 10 and 2 p.m., with the MIA session of the conference at 7 pan., President Garrett stated. Pursuant to the request of Bishop Beuhner, the front center section of the chapel will be reserved far young people of the stake, ages 12 to 21. Ample seating wil be available for all who desire to attend the conference. Seating m view of the speaker is available for upwards of 1500, with additional facilities on a "hearing only basis also available. Bishop Buehner is an outstanding speaker and an outstanding executive. He has been a member of the Presiding Bishop for the past several years, and has served the LDS Church as a missionary, bishop, stake president, and official in the Welfare Program. a--m. Mrs. T. H. Burton returned home Saturday from Salt Lake City where she attended the of her grandson, wedding Thomas Mark Burton and Miss Christine Robinson in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She also attended the reception in the Relief Society visiting teachSalt Lake Country club that ers are invited to attend the Mrs. Burton visited evening. Total precipitation for year 12.08 with Clark and Clarence Bur- annual Visiting Teachers conof 1960 to date vention on Saturday evening, ton and their families. at 7:45 p.m. at the First-Secon- d Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Pax-ma- n Ward Chapel, according to were in Salt Lake City Mrs. Mary G. Jensen, PresidTuesday evening to attend the ent of the Stake Relief Socwedding reception of Mr. and iety. Mrs. Thomas M. Burton, which The meeting is being timed was held at the Salt Lake to fit with the priesthood meetCountry club. Mr. Burton is ing of the stake quarterly conthe son of Dr. and Mrs. Mar- ference, to allow ample time cus H. Burton. The bride is so they will be dismissed at the former Miss Christine Rob- approximately the same time. ertson of Salt Lake City. A message of vital importwere solem- ance to the visiting teachers rites Marriage Mrs. C. R. Lo- nized Tuesday DENVER morning in the will be given, Mrs. Jensen statmax of Nephi, Utah, president Salt Lake LDS temple. ed. of of the Utah Federation Womens Clubs, was among Attends Denver Seminar on Club Activities those attending a 10-sta- reg- ional seminar in Denver last 20 years later she was married week to discuss ways local Lets eat! to Andrew M. Anderson in the can evaluate and meet leaders That will be the glad word community needs. LDS Manti Temple on November 20, 1889. She is mother next Thursday evening when The seminar was sponsored of nine children, eight of whom the First Ward presents their by three national organizations are still living. She proudly buffet dinner at the ward The General Federation of numbers among her posterity recreation hall. Serving, buf- Women's Clubs, the fet style, will begin at 6:00 28 grandchildren, 51 greatFoundation, and the Comand continue until 8 p. p.m. two and great Development Division grandchildren, munity m. All you can eat Is the of the National University Expromise of the committeeassociation. Her sons and daughters in tension elude: Marvin Anderson, Mrs. men and women of the ward. Mrs. Lomax was accompanied to Denver by Mrs. Mary Verda Cloward, Mrs. Cecil Goates and Mrs. Ruth Gowers, Services Held R. Schwartz of Springville, Monday president of the Nebo First all of Nephi; Chet Anderson of Modesto, California; Mrs. Ol- For Reed A. District, UFWC. Bailey ive Hesse of Idaho Falls, Idaho According to Mrs. E. Lee Oz-biheld were and Lewis and Grant Anderson, services Funeral president of the General both of Reno, Nevada. Monday at the Moroni East-We- Federation of Womens Clubs, ward chapel for Reed the seminars were planned: 1. To train the GFWC leadAllgood Bailey, 71, who died at the Juab County Hospital last ership at the national, region' Home Decorations to Thursday of a heart ailment. al, state and local levels In aclocal Mr. Nov. conduct was bom projects Bailey Are Invited, Urged 10, 1889, to David W. and Eliza cordance with the GFWC ComA $1.00 discount on Decern beth Blackham Bailey. He munity Improvement program. know2. To provide the ber electric account and valu- was a member of the L. D. S. able prizes await those who church, and had resided In Ne- how" and the incentive to decorate their homes for the phi for the past several years. develop, in cooperation with Christmas season. Those conSurvivors include one son, their universities and colleges, templating decoration should Bernard R. Bailey of Coasta local training programs for contact Ray Christiansen at Mesa, California; two brothers: district and community leaders the City Office. Mr. Christen- John D. Bailey, Salt Lake City responsible for community imsen will in turn notify the and Russell Bailey, Moroni: and provement. 3. To create mutual undersister: Clistie Tidwell, FounJayeees, sponsoring organization so homes may be judged; tain Green. standing and a closer working Burial In Moroni cemetery relationship between the uniand also make arrangements for proper credit to the ac- was directed by Anderson Fun- versities and colleges and the in order to improve GFWC eral Home of Nephi count If decorations are community living. Sears-Roe-bu- 2 Golden Mangelson of SCS talks to class on Conservation Class Studying Conservation of Soil, Range and Natural Resources The seventh grade in the local Junior High school are finding the conservation of our natural resources an interesting subject. The group, under the direction of Lawrence Brough, are studying the conservation of grass, trees, shrubs and wildlife on our forests, range-land- s and watersheds and the conservation of soil and moisture on our farm lands. They have taken several tours with technicians from the Soil Conservation Service and the Forest Service and are using pamphlets and bulletins from these agencies and from the Extension Service in their course of study. Boys of the class who are the Scout program are using the things they are doing to prepare them to fill their requirements for the Soil Conservation merit badges. Mr. Brough states that the group have shown considerable interest In the subject and that he feels that it has been a very worthwhile class. In ed st IMttfgiL Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Royce . . wed 60 years Couple Observes Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Royce of Nephi who observed their 60th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, November 30th. Mr. Royce is 86 years of age and Mrs. Royce is 83. They have made their home for the residents of Flint, Michigan until 1930 when they moved to California, where they resided until 1953. Since that time they have resided here. Mr. and Mrs. Royce were parents of two children, Don A. past several years with their Royce of Nephi, and a daughton and daughter in law, Mr. er who Led in 1953. Among and Mrs. Don Royce. their posterity are three grandMr. and Mrs. Royce were daughters and three grandson. |
