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Show Thursday May 21, 19.'C Toquerville News Items XClub Speakers U acrament meeting this Sunday were Carol Ann Darlene Adams, Miss Naegle. Ruth Nelson, county home economies agent, and Robert Dean. Musical numlier was a vocal solo by Ashley Kish. Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Bringhurst Mottee Electric Service Kant l'hona St. George, Utah 100 were visiting with the Chester 004 Elementary Promotions WAY Given; Program Enjoyed HURRICANE A moat Interesting program was enjoyed Wednesday evening by a largo crowd when the elementary school sen ted their promot students advanced from Ftfty-on- o the elementary school and will enter the high school this fall. Mrs. Veda Lemmon was In charge of the singing, with Donna Sandberg, accompanist. Opening prayer was given by Wallace Stout; vl-lig- e, of Cedar City were Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wallace, Mrs. Lillian Bringhurst. Mrs. Roliert Doan and Mr. 11. M. Wallace, Jr. Mr. Washington Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duffin of Washington were visiting the John L. Wallaces during the past week. RADIO REPAIRS AU Makes SEVEN TIIE AMERICAN MemtxTS of Uie honorary service fraienuty at Dixie met in a ftn.d kuiquot of Uie year this week and elxUd new Hah, Reporter The Sunday school oliacrvtd Mothers' day with a very splendid program and a Ixxiutiful corsage of flowers for each mother. Sacrament mxting was devoted to commemoration of the restoration of the Aaron ic priesthood and waa under the direction of die bishopric. Among those attending funeral servlet for Mrs. Reliekah Hunter Officer Results Told at Final Banquet IWn and Mrs. Howard Hubert It North COUNTY NEWS. ST. GEORGE. UTAH WASHINGTON Ad- amses Sunday. It was a real treat to greet our old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beatty, who visited over the wivk end with Mr and Mrs Andrew Olds and other relative's ami for 1956-57- . friends. Elected to head the Miracles don't happen? What organization Is Keith Iteiohmann, shout that nice shower Sunday, son of lr. and Mrs. Wilfoixl Reich-man- n of St. Gorgo. Newly electthe first one since way lack ed secretary of tiie organiaiKin when? is hi vis Holt. sm of Mr. and Mrs. Ivin Holt of KntcrpriM. The man who meets with no The banquet is an annual affair meets with little success to honor the new ntemlx-i'- s and Some folks' Idea of harmony is the old memlns of the fraternity. to have everything their own way. The club is compil'd of the ten outstamling men fnrn tiie junior The American Cancer Society class. of the group New nvml.-rhas provided more than $1,000, Out) in to Mr Heichmann ami for research on lung cancer, which Mr.addition Holt are It J Snow. H. iVe now claims 17,000 lives annually. Reed Gardner, Mel Miles. Fuller, Help the fight against cancer by KlRov Stucki, Kay Brooks. Tcd giving to the 1956 Cancer Crusade. Everett and Stan Kspltn. 'jrjtfteco nr tsxwwt KTiXAtrsKvrsrxtacws lAtusr point io m cut rs 010 STOGY1 TOiOH AN OU, OtOBOOK AMO TAU6HT PATM AN 010. 010 7IACM-M- S, tT-t-$r UVfCN t S TU 6ft OA'CM TO etsr &ft ntz chorus, by group; welcome speech, Lana Jean 1 lardy; accordion solo, Gail Gubler; vocal solo. Ronald tUXtONO Halterman; harmonica stio, Mary Collins; reading, Kenneth Hawkins; chorus, Marsha Cluff, Donna Ijempens, Chrma Gubler, Anna Mae Bacon, Leon Duncan, Bruce Hepworth: piano solo, Carol Gubler; square dance, James Fullerton. Gloria Church, David Reeve, Mary Ann Wright; LaMar Bring-hurs- t, Carolyn Wadsworth, Ihil s III' ilffcV':.' uvit: ,47 Graduating memtxrs are Cox, president ; Wendell Gray. FTdoa Hardy. Lvle Jones, Steven Mer-vy- n Stratton. Thelma Burton; valedictory speech, Marsha duff; chorus, by group. Dancing was enjoyed after the program. Jones. LawTence Snell. Edward Snow, and Edward Thompson. Faculty advisor for the group is Marlon J. Ben t Ip'. Mrs. Jerome Asay lpft Saturday for Provo where she will visit her son. Lynn Asay, and other relatives. She accompanied Mrs. Jess ABOUT THE NEwDATZBclOTHES POLE "PAMOtr CIOTHH POLES At! M CAIVANUED POI IS FEET EASY Givans. OF AU NEW STHl NS1DE AM) OUT TO PWVENT KNOaEO-OOW- POLE MADE Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Thompson and Elizabeth spent Sunday in Nephi visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles El Stephenson. Arthur Perkins from Las Vegas visited with his mother, Mrs. U. V. Perkins, last Saturday and attended a temple session while here. UJT HANDLING LONG WITH 4 FOOT CPOSSlA Can accommooate five unes to mstau and wiu last a lifetime dandy- clothes poles ape sold on a money Simple -- SACK GUAPANTIE COME K CLOTHES US LET SHOW YOU IMS NEW M00EPN ivMlI HlWdnlf DAIJDY CLOTHES POLES Only $13.95 per Set We will install in your yard all ready for the clothes line for only $25 a set. 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Mr. and Mrs. Clair Earl of Boulder City visited in Overton Wednesday and were happy to witness the lovely graduation ex ercises of the Moapa Valley during the week. Mrs. Eva Jones' sister from Buhl Idaho, visited relatives in Moapa Valley during the week Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lytle were notified that their son Ver-de- ll of Lynwood, Calif., had won the silver cup for speech making for the fourth time at the Toast' masters club in southern California, of which he is a member. Verdell has been invited to the Eighth Foxhole reunion on the tenth anniversary of the squadron in New Guinea. The reunion of the squadron, which was disbanded in 1946, will be held August 9 at Turkey Run Inn at Marshal, Ind. The boys were in New Guinea when the Japanese were playing havoc on their way to the U.S.A. Miss Lillie Langford and Diane Doyt of Overton high school, graduates of Wednesday, each won the scholarship from Clark County Medical association to train as nurses. They were honored at the garden room of the Sands hotel at a luncheon, and received their scholarship Thursday. The graduating class of Moapa Valley high school put on some entertainment in their graduating exercises Wednesday night in the form of a musical fantasy entitled "Festival Time in the U.S.A. The fantasy, written and arranged by Principal Grant M. Bowler, took the 26 grarduates on a tour of the U.S.A., going to Washington, D. C., by way of Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Musical songs and tableaux typical of each state were carried out very effectively by the expert entertainers in costume under col' orful lighting arrangements and impressive stage scenery. The auditorium was packed with spectators from all parts of southern Navada and many from Utah, due to the unusual program put on each year by the graduating class. Honors at ,the Moapa Valley high school went to Kathryn Bowler, who won the scholarship plaque; Vaughan Pulsipher, Amer-ca-n Legion plaque; Saw Wells, Patricia Lyons, Lillie Langford, Bertha Hardy, Ravenna JorgenKathryn son, Clinton Perkins, Bowler and Vaughn Pulsipher, M pins; Clinton Perkins, agriculture award; John Armstrong, Barry Perkins and Larry Pifer, citizenship awards; Elmer Cot tarn and Vaughn Pulsipher, athletics awards; Kathryn Bowler, John Armstrong, and Vaughn Pulsipher, dramatics awards, and Lillie St George, Utah LEARN WHY NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY AN OLDSMOBILE! ss Langford, cheerleader. Tomato plant shipping is going on at a busy and extensive rate out of our valley. Friday Mads Dixie College Year Book Arrives; Autograph Week Students at Dixie college are busy this week autographing copies of the Dixie, school year book publication. The books were Issued this week Geniel McCmkie and by Marjory Ann Jennings. This year the attractive book features a simple cover in blue, white, and coral. The books were distributed Wednesday morning. May 23. Students will autograph them until co-edit- Moapa Valley, Net). high-cla- THERE'S A POWERFUL DIFFERENCE E-WA- Kennetn Cannon of St George has been appointed Washington county chairman of Citizens for Mary V. Lytle, Reporter Eisenhower. The appointment was Mr. and Mrs. Phil Murphy of Jorgenson shipped 750 crates by announced by diaries E. Peterson, Provo, regional chairman of Henderson attended graduation himself. I'm told there have been the state Elsenhower exercises of Moana Valley high three or four express cars go out school in Overton Wednesday eve- daily, to say nothing about how ning. many diesel trucks and planes go Mrs. O. S. Taylor just returned Fries of Las Vegas was out loaded with the lovely plants George from a three weeks visit in Salt in the valley Monday on business. so famous from Moapa Valley Lake City and Irovo where she He is connected with the assesThe Valley television station is visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. sor's office. being overhauled and improved. A Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Menzis BenMrs. Vernon Worthen and her meeting has been called by Val son and Mr. and Mrs. IL R. Sta- mother, Ellen were in Smith, local television agent, for ll oil While there she contacted attendance at Perkins, the gradua- all parties interested In television valley Mrs. Roy Walker whose husband tion exercises to meet Monday night in Logan-dal- e the week. during was a seminary teacher in St. Miss Naomi Lytle stopped in for the purpose of handling George for several years. She Overton to say hello to her grand- our television situation more efsends greetings to their many parents Wednesday She friends in St George and reports was enroute to Las morning.to ride fectively. Vegas We are deeply grieved by the that a family celebration is being in the Ilelldorado parade and was death of one of the B.Y.U. stuplanned in honor of their fiftieth accompanied by a group of stu- dents attending Ilelldorado who wedding anniversary in June. dents from the B.Y.U. in Provo. was drowned in Lake Mead SatNaomi Lytle and Arline Arlt were urday. Brent Norton, 19, of Lehl, Mr. and Mrs. Afton Ballard and chosen as attendants to Queen lost his life while swimming Karen from Rockville attended a Ranae Porter at the B.Y.U. rep- Utah, in the lake with three friends, not family social at the home of the resenting western royalty, which knowing of the treachery connectVernon Worthens Saturday will be part of the B.Y.U. week ed with the depth of Lake Mead. end celebration at Provo. for his Rangers were Mrs. John Bowman of Beaver, body, which hadsearching not been found Utah. Is visiting for a few weeks Sunday morning. at the home of her daughter, Mrs POLE Bild-A-Cou- j Cir::.. Local Hews Items SCHOOL BOARD NOTICE Tuesday, June 12, 1956, from 8:00 p. m. until 9:00 p. m. the Board of Education of the Washington County School District will, according to law, hold a public hearing on the proposed Budget for the fiscal year ending June 10, 1957, which Budget is now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Education. Final adoption of said Budget will take place at 9:00 p. m. on said date. RONALD V. MCARTHUR Clerk, Washington County School District Published May 24, 1956 graduation Friday night. Work on Die 140 page book waa begun at the beginning of school in September and has continued up through the past few weeks and members of the staff have been feverishly checking last minute proofs. Cast of the book has been covered by student fees and by the sale of advertising. Business manager in charge of this aspect of publication is Norman Fawson. Staff members In addition to Miss McConkie, Miss Jennings, and Mr. Fawson include Jim dark, Ethel Pointer, and Manlee Beard. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Notice is hereby given that Daniel H. Heaton, St George, Utah, has filed with the State Engineer, a request for an extension of time from July 15, 1956, to July 15. 1960, in which to make and submit Proof of Appropriation of Water under Aplication for the appropriation of of water from Virgin River in Washington County for Irrigation purposes. It is represented that the works have been completed at a cost of approximately $7,200.00. Additional time is requested in which to prepare and submit Proof of Appropriation. All protests resisting the granting of said request, with reasons therefor, must toe in affidavit form, with extra copy and filed with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake Qty 14, Utah, on or before July 7, 1956. A hearing will be held on this request for extension of time before the State Engineer at 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, at the hour of 2:00 p. m. July 27, 1956. Protestants may appear at the hearing and adduce testimony in support of their protests. JOSEPH M. 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