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Show Levan news Mrs. Brough shows tin heauli-- f nl brass bed which is a part of her antique collection. The bed was originally used in the Whit more home in Nephi and received by Mrs. Brough from Wbitmore family members. TNHioto new babies Mrs. Brough has Recent births ol interest to East Juab County residents include the following: valuable antiques continued Irom pane one gleams brightly. We're sure that it could be sold on the antique market for a tidy sum of money, inasmuch as brass beds have become very much in demand in recent years. lso among the Brough's possessions, speaking of bedrooms. is a item which before today's modern, was a standard item in each bedroom. The Broughs also have a beautiful water pitcher and wash basin set. In the kitchen of the Brough home can be found the dining set which belonged to Clarence and Selma B. Foote, uncle and aunt of Jack Brough. The set is now in perfect condition, after weeks of sanding, repairing, and refinishing. The kitchen also has an old kerosene lamp which came from Canada, and which has been electrified. The Brough's also have a light fixture which came from a Lunt home in Nephi and another light fixture from a Schofield home. Several items in the collection came from the home of Mrs. Elizabeth T. Ostler, now occupied by Bill and Ruth Howard. These include tables and a chair. A lamp came from the Latimer home occupied by the parents of the late Russell, David, and Andrew Latimer, and a rocker came from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boldsbrough. All have been sanded and refinished, and are verv beautiful.' Mrs. Brough is club hostess The club held a pot luck party at the home of Mrs. Frank Brough on April 18. Club members came dressed in stylish hats and dresses they had worn many years ago. This was no problem to one of the ladies who had a slim dress pinned to the front of her more ample dress like a paper doll. An dinner was served to the group. The group then listened to recordings, e sang, and exchanged stories and experiences. The committee in charge of the program was Blanche Lenore Brough, Heppler, Laverne Worthington, and Margaret White. Others present wer Evelyn Anderson, Naomi Bailey, Edith Beckstead, Lela Bryan, Claudia Brough. Itha Gadd, Marion Memmott, Ernestine Vest, Lorna Worthington, Katherine Shaw, and Norma Sher- Occupying a feature spot in the living room at the Brough home is the Tiffany Lampshade-beautiful in every respect. with varied decorations ol colored glass leaded into the shadq itself. This came from a home in Salt Lake City occupied by a relative of Mrs. Alta Kay. As one approaches Brough home, he notices an the cream separator as a feature attraction. The separator came from Fayette, and is used as a planter. Also on the outside of the home on the spacious patio is one of the fans from the old South Ward LDS chapel. It is mounted on the patio ceiling and during summer evenings when Mr. and Mrs. Brough eat out, it is turned on low speed to give a gentle cooling breeze and to keep the table clear of insects. Thats combining antiques with genius! Weve only hit the major highlights of the antique collection at the Brough home there are numerous small items and picture frames which are also valuable to Lois and Jack. We certainly enjoyed the time spent in their home the other evening, and congratulate them on an outstanding collection of items from the days of yore! Boy. born April 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Shaw of Midvale. Grandparents are Milton and Alton Shaw ol Las Vegas, Nevada and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sluirt hi f of Mapleton. Greatis Mrs. Essie grandmother Shaw ol Nephi. Boy, born April 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jackson ol Palmyra. Utah. He will be named Jade Dale Jackson. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jack-soof Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jarvis ol Palmyra, s Boy, born April Mrs. Roger H. to Mr. and Goodwill of Bellingham, Washington. The boy will be named Mathew Bowers Goodwill. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Goodwill of Sierra Vista, Arizona and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H Bowers-Iron- s of Nephi. 19 Boy, born April 5, 1974 to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hughes of Panguitch. The baby will be named Kenny John. Mrs. Hughes is the former Shirley . Bills of Nephi. Nephi News are Julia Grandparents S. Bills and Alton J. Bills of Nephi and Mrs. Bill Hughes of Pan- Mr. and Mrs. Dean Winn and sons of Ferron, Utah spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Winn. are guitch. Mrs. Bettie Stanley of Provo, Mrs. Henry Hughes and Seth Hepworth of Panguitch. Overnight visitors Friday al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean' Winn were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mickelson and children Becky and Mary Ann of Salt Lake City. - - Lions meet at Santaquin were Mr. and Mrs. David Witt and son Mathew of Holaday. Mrs. Frank Tolley and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson visited in Vernal over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson and daughters and Robert Johnson. Nephi attended. Foyer Olsen of Cedar City was the guest speaker. He is a Gary Norton ol Midvale was a visitor on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs II. Ray Francom. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Russell and family of St. George were guests at the Francom home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nielsen and children and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Winter and daughter. all of Ruth. Nevada spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winter. Slides fare at club Carl Francom and children Janece and Kent ol Belli; Mike Brown alsool Lelii were visitors on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Ray Francom. Mrs. Beth Jarrett showed slides and told abut her Carib-ea- n cruise at the meeting of the Voguettes on April 18. The club met at the home of Nan Day. Those present were Nancy Memmott, Diana Painter, Linda Garrett, Karen Kay, Christy Steele, Sandra W'orthington, Diane Harper, Betty Morgan, Carol Broadhead, Janice Stephenson, Donna Callaway, Ora Steele, Bonnie White, and Nan Day. Sunday usilorsat the Francom home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norton and children of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde II. Ewell and daughter Tamara of Ogden isited with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mangelson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Burns ol Salt Lake City visited on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pay-stru- Mrs. Edna Peterson and Arvil Wankier v isited in Delta Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wankier and also with Norma Wankier at the Delta Hospital. ntted- - Mrs Marsha Sholes of Pocatello, Idaho returned to her home Tuesday alter spending three days with Mr. and Mrs. Ileher G. Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs Shepherd accompanied her to Salt Lake City where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dean and their daughter Subscription rates: Within Juab County: $5.00 per year nett ol Holden: Mrs. Tony Eyr-m- Outside Juab County: $6.00 per year (payable in advance) g and children of Battle Mountain. Nevada Mrs. Ly nn Anderson and daughter Carol, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Anderson and child ol Hunter. request. Office: 96 South Telephone (801) The - 2 $19.95 coordina-stripe- d and flowered yokes and collars. Publisher, Nephi, Utah., April 25, 1974 sport-to- p shirts. Made of Zl. es f'A-- 4 Utah S4634 r 5r-34- 59 (AAV C 1973 Wait Disney V 01962 Walt Disney Productions presents white TechmscopefR INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN STARTS SI release 1973 American international Pictures WED. 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Trophies will be awarded to the first place winners in each division. Organizers ask that those who wish to participate be at the Published . Thursdays at Juab County, Nephi, Utah. Second class entry at Nephi, Utah 84648. Visitors during the past week at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Clark S Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wood of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ben- Classified Stake tennis tourney scheduled for May 4 come in and see our selection! Kathy Times-New- s For many years, we have helped so many local families buy a memorial the right way . . . with careful plaining, experienced advice, proper design for the cemetery site . . . at prices to fit their means. DONM buy hastily; before you do, compare our work, our service and the value we deliver. Levi's Jean Jackets Perma-pres- s wood. Mrs. William F. Sorbe returned to her home recently after visiting for nine days in LaVer-kin- , Utah with Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Sorbe spent Easter at Zions Park. Use normal delivery, and is being offered at a reduced cost if the prospective patient will pay in advance before being hospitalized for delivery. Mr. Peterson says that interested persons may contact their physicians or the hospital for more details. ii a K&giae&MB candidate for district governor. Solid body with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mower and daughter Wendy of Salt Lake City were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. James P. Christensen with reduced cost obstetrical plan has been introduced at the Juab County Hospital, it was announced recently by David Peterson, hospital administrator. The plan provides for the cost of three days in the hospital and all other costs that are involved A Before You Buy A Cemetery Marker or Monument old-tim- Boys' shirts Lake City spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Anderson. Mrs. Edith Kahoilua of Salt COMPARE OUR REPUTATION The Neplii Lions Club met on Saturday, April 20 at Santaquin with members of the Santaquin. Mona, and Levan Lions clubs for a zone banquet and social. Sixteen Lions members of Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson New Girl, born April Jl at Irovo to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brown ol Springv ille. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown of Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Jose Martinez ol Pueblo, Colorado. Trudy, Marie, and Michael Bendixen of Salt Lake City were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erhardl Bendixen. Hospital tells plans for paid obstetrical care OFF AND MORE I |
