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Show Thursday, February THE 2, 1961 SUN-ADVOCAT- PRICE. UTAH E, Page Five Castle Gate News Highlights Reported Frank Snow. Mrs. Marie WHOS Meet the Pmmieys Tuesday evening the Mutual organization held a ward talent night in the recreation hall at the chapel. The MIA theme was led by Stewart Seely. The flag presentation ceremony was performed by Boy Scouts Boyd Davis, Donald Houghton, Stewart Seely and Ronnie Parry directed by Scoutmaster BEAMED MIL THUS? Department Managers. ..meet the) fabulous bargains they bought on their own for Penneys... Tomorrow! tsiys Green- land introduced each number to verse telling the story of music, Numbers on the program were Evelyn Pendleton and Angene Basso sang Have Faith, Hope, and Charity; Debbie Bailey tap danced to Go In and Out the! Window; Janet Thorpe, piano solo; Carol Tabone, Andrea Lewis and Derrald Riche sang and danced "Pink Shoe Laces; Albert Leo and Gary Martinez sang Darling Clementine with Albert playing the chord organ; Connie Etzel presented a piano solo Theme from the Apartment; Barbara Bailey danced a jazz number; Ruth Durrant presented a humorous reading; Molly Tabone, Ruth Tamagawa, Lisle Ann Robinson, and Diane Jensen dressed I as Sons of the Pioneers 1.000 NEW, CR0SP SPRING COTTONS GO ON SALE sang Burning Bridges; Bud Wilstead accompanied on the piano by sister Claudia sang The Cowboy's Song; Gloria Martinez soft shoe danced to Twilight Time; the Mutual presidency members in costume each played an instrument and presented Down In the Valley. Participating in this number wrere Tom Bendall, Ora La Veil Meller, Eileen Wilde, Virginia Lewis, Paul Tabone and Russell Lee Wilstead. Following the program dancing was held. Monday, January 23, the regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers was held in the Relief Society room with Selma Jacobsen conducting. Mary Wilstead presented a lesson on pioneer undertakings. Last Monday Shirlee Etzel, Dorothy Bowns, Rita Oldroyd and n Bulah Tabone motored to to visit with Mrs. Ellen Carlson, Mrs. Carlson returned to her home Tuesday after having been confined at the hospital In Dragerton. Thursday Mrs. Elmer Richards traveled to Salt Lake City by train to be with her daughter, Mrs. Juanita Oliver, who was ill. She returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richards of Salt Lake City visited Sunday at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richards. The travelers were accompanied by their father, Jack. Richards, of Somerset,1 Colorado. Jack is presently a house guest at the Richards residence. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griffiths were weekend guests at the C. H. Mills home. Dave returned to Salt Lake City Sunday and Lucille stayed on to visit for the week. Sunday their son Larry Griffiths and Miss Margie Crowder came from Salt Lake City to attend a family dinner. Other dinner guests were Mr. find Mrs. Roy Mills and Callie Ann of Spring Glen. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Thacker are home to spend a few days. The Thackers have been visiting family members while Mr. Thacker is still under doctors care. Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Sye James were very pleasantly surprised when their -law, Mrs. Grace James and motored in from Danny grandson San Diego unexpectedly to visit until Thursday. Grace and baby were en route to Joplin, Missouri, where she expects to visit until sometime in April with a sister before returning here where she will meet her husband, Dan James, who is on naval duty in the Pacific until July. Wednesday evening Ladies Auxiliary met in the amusement hall. President Clea Davis conducted. Dueane Wilstead spent from Friday to Tuesday at home. He registered Tuesday morning for the next quarter at the BYU. Guests at the Melvin Taylor home this week are daughter Mrs. LaVoy Gale and children Penny, LaVoy, Jr., and new baby. The new son arrived early Sunday morning at the Carbon Hospital. The other Gale children are stay- ing with Mrs. Stella Gale in Helper. Donald Watson and son Gus came from Grants, New Mexico, Saturday to join his family at the Louis Nougaret home. Guest speakers at Sacrament service Sunday evening were E. L Winn, Kenilworth, and George Watt, Price. The following boys and their mothers were presented second class scouting badges by John J. Thorpe: Gene and Dean Davis, Neldon Mackley, Leland Bogdin, and Jimmy Parry. Merit badges were presented to Kent Miller, Jimmy Parry, and Roger Llewelyn. Frank Snow received a scoutmaster badge. The following girls were presented with MIA Bog-di- TODAY n, Drag-erto- caps Chromspun acetate! Short to floor lengths! Single to triple widths! Ice 24 sizes! 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