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Show THE Thursday, May 31, 1951 Semi-annu- al Jobs Daughters Installation Shown on the photograph at the left is Martha Dillard, outgoing honored queen of Bethel No. 3, Jobs Daughters, handing the gavel to Joyce Forrester, new honored queen. Looking on at the exchange of authority is Louise Maulsby, junMerlene Jean-selm- e, ior princess. senior princess, was not present at the ritual. are Jobs below Shown the inattending Daughters stallation ceremony along with Mrs. G. J. Reeves, extreme outgoing guardian; Mrs. Nedra Cooper, extreme right, incoming guardian; and directly behind Mrs. Cooper is Mrs. Alberta Clark, Salt Lake City, grand guardian for the state of Utah. Robed Jobs Daughters are Louise MauBby, left, junior princess, and Joyce Forrester, honored queen. The installation ceremony was conducted in the Price Masonic temple Saturday evening and following was the installation of the Bethel Guardian Council. Photos by Carry I left, Pago Threo SUN-ADVOCA- WJiing ton Four children of the Wellington second ward were baptized and confirmed members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sunday. They were Martha Keaveley, granddaughter of Mrs. Martha Allen, Kendell Branch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Branch, Teddy Ross Henrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted ilenrie and Benny Ray Blackburn. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blackburn. The Wellington First ward received the Honor Ward banner from Carbon stake this month for having had the best percentage of at attendance and activities Priesthood meetings during April. Mrs. Flossie Hanson of Scofield spent several days visiting in Wellington this week. Mrs. Dora Hall of Midvale was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lund quist and children, Creta and Marvin Junior, have moved here from Goshen to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Golding and children of Salt Lake City were week end visitors in Well- - The MIA also held their final and Mrs. Homer Landrum in joint session in the fun of a pro- Wellington. Officiating at the gram and social dance on Tuesday ceremony was Bishop Lorenzo E. evening. Next week the second Petersen of the Wellington Secward MIA will convene on Mon- ond ward. Members of the two day and the first ward on Tuesday evenings. Elder Kimball Hanson visited te in Wellington on Thursday to his home in Delta from the Spanish American mission where he has been laboring, with headquarters in El Paso, Texas. He is a nephew of L. E. Petersen. Miss Joy Golding was hostess to the Junior Fireside group at her home on Sunday evening. A lesson was presented by Mrs. Riggs, after which refreshments were served to the following: Miss Colleen Cottrell, Larry Thayn, Miss LaVon Thomas, Miss Kay Petersen, F.van Golding. Denny Branch, Willard Van Wagoner, Miss Creta Lundquist, Vard Wells, Miss Arlene Bradley, Miss Marilyn Mortensen, Ted Draper, Miss Martha Milner, Jimmy Snyder, Joe Tidwell. LaMar Day, Donald Cox, Miss Janice Marshall, Miss IjOU Jean Golding, Wendell Gar-lic- k, Jay Blackburn, Miss Patsy Riggs and the hostess. Eleven students of the Wellington school were cited for having had a record of perfect attendance at school during the past year, and were presented with On Saturday, May 19, Mr. and ceitifieates of merit bv Principal Mrs. L. E. Petersen, two daugh- - Herbert E. Clark on Friday morn-te- rs Myrna and LaRene, son, Jim, mg. These students were Patricia and Mrs Harriet Pierce and her Tryon of the First grade; Arline Vodis Tryon and Buddy daughter, Mrs. Vena Wells, en-- 1 Hanson, Tones of the fifth grade; Jolene joyed a trip to Hanksville. They!. went down by way of Salina can- - Erickson, Shanna Evans and Gene the sixth grade; yon, through Fremont, Lea, Tor- - Blackburn ofTrvon and Beverly rey and several other Wayne Marv Carol grade, and county cities. They drove through Hawkins of the eighth the seventh the Wayne wonderland and Capi- - Kathryn Burnett of tol Reef Wash, visiting in Hams- - grade. Mr. Wendell left on Sunday for ville. Giles and Hanksville, where Mrs Pierce lived years ago, and Klamath FalB. Oegon. to attend returned home that evening by the high school giuduation cises of his son. Jack Petersen. W'av of Green River. Relief society women of both He was accompanied by his brothlvs Wellington wards enjoyed a lively er, Lorenzo Peteren, and social and party in the church three children, Myrna, LaRene house on Tuesday afternoon as and Jim. Miss Jean LeRov of Hunting-to- n their final joint meeting. 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