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Show OCTOBER io, id:,:c THE JOURNAL ( News About Folks in ! FARMINGTON Barbara Gregory Correspondent Rhone: Farmington RJ1-- Visiting at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Man-nois Mrs. Raymond Crane, and daughter StephMrs. Crane is the former anie, Katherine Mannos. She has resided in the Eastern part of Creat Britain in the town of Norfolk where her husband has been stationed with the Air Force. While on the European continent she visited in (Jreece with relatives for three months. Their new home will be in Roswell. New Mexico, as soon as a home is located. Nice to have Katherine around again. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford It. Carlisle, and two sons, from Hawthorne, Nevada, are at the present time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alton P. Rose. Mrs. Carlisle is the sister of Catherine Rose. Farmington First ward is holding their Welfare Banquet at the ward hall on Friday, October Pth at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ellis are chairmen in charge of the dinner. Quoium of Seventies are in charge of serving, the Elders, selling tickets. High Priests of ward in charge of decorating table. Following the dinner, an excellent program has been arranged. Mrs. Lillian Dobson returned home Tuesday from a Salt Lake hosiptal following major surgery, We are sincerely happy to welcome her back and glad to report that she is recovering satisfactorily. Also nice to know that tiny Connie Briggs is back in school after suffering a slight concussion last week while playing on the school grounds. Each year members of the Clark family gather and honor a member of the family. All living members have been so honored. Last Friday their reunion was held in Farming-to- n chapel. Tim B. Clark (deceased) family was in charge of an excellent music program. Harold Clark was the speaker and his son George Clark was master of ceremonies. Following the program close to 2(H) members enjoyed refreshments in the social hall and visiting with close acquaintances. Brother E. B. Clark read statistics of the Clark family and announced that over UOO years of missionary work had been accomplished by members. Mrs. Mary Warnock entertained eighteen guests Tuesday evening in her lovely home for Ann Marie s, I eight-month-ol- f ; t i' f e : t i : d i if ;e i i : :s is ; , S, :n e- J Sorenson Moss. Following games, arranged by Mrs. Ferris Workman, and refreshments, miscellaneous gifts were opened. Mrs. Fannie B. Stevenson attended a birthday dinner party in Salt Lake on Thursday last at the home of her daughter Mrs. Oswald her Allen. - te L t y- - er a- - Clark for lessons from the Book discussed and reviewed by Richard Durham. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gill was buzzing with activity this past week. Mrs. Gills daughter-in-laMrs. Wm. Olsen and new grandson Charles Willard Olsen were visiting from Stockton, California. On Sunday Mr. Gills year-ol- d grandson, Arthur Gill Brown, spent the day with them. Young master Brown is from Honolulu, Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bott and family are visiting in Montana with Mr. Botts parents. Also we learned that Mr. and airs. Tomlinson are visiting his parents in Montana. Mrs. Lawrence Turner returned home with her mother Mrs. Effie Apple. Mrs. Apple spent 2 months with her daughter.. The last week Mrs. Turner, from Sioux City, w t. Pfc. Iowa, spent visiting brothers and tiny daughter, Pamela Jean, live at maimler of his IP Charlton Ave., Salt Lake City. Chihtem-ehas been serving as sisters throughout the county. in the Signal Mes-hi- s an been Mrs. Lucille Potter and Mrs. Cpl. Christensen has spending leave in Salt Lake after a years sane Center Cleik School at Camp Effie Potter spent the past week end visiting with Mrs. Liza Man- tour of duty with tin II and S San Luis Obispo, California, for ning and Mrs. Fielding in North Company of tin sirjnd Engineer- the past eight months. He and Aviation Battalion in Korea, lie bis wife, the former Lorraine Gan-wi- ll Fa rmington. leave this week for Fort Ord, dy, left Salt Lake Sunday evening The first Robinson reunion was to complete the ie- - to letuin to tin- California camp. held in the University ward in Salt California, Lake City. Honored was the famI f.i.M THE OLD HOME TOWN ily of Oliver Lee Robinson, Chil0,. By STANLEY dren representing each of his o c OTEX LETS CSO. THE FALL FESTIVAL'S STARTED wives reviewed their mothers life. AT BURDOCK'S FARM-GEAND- M AW JUST HAD HER President Henry Robinson was FIRST FALL OUT O' THE APPLCTREE - GPAMP honored as the oldest living memTOOK ANOTHER FALL OUT O' HIS POCKIN' CHAIR-ANTHEIR HIRED MAN FELL OFF ber. He just of late passed the enli.-tmen- 1 im-tiiiet- - - V s7 mark. There were al, 2f!7 XWjY'.THF WATER members present. Some coming from California, Colorado, Idaho and Arizona. Attending from Farming-to- n were Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Robinson and families. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burnham have moved into their lovely new home. Such a thrill even along with the work it takes to get settled and every little thing in its place. May they find much happiness in the new residence. The couples three sons who were in attendance Sunday are: Orsen Christensen, Jr.. Corporal C. Ned Christensen and Pfc. Ralph Kay Christensen. Orsen, his wife, the former LaVon Torgerson, and their Here are two points to remember when you buy a new car! . Two-TeThe thrilling edan. With 3 great new serie, Chevrolet offers the widest choice of model in it field. n . Mom Numskull r Look at Chevrolet! Youll see that it brings you styling, a Fisher rounded and rich, roomy, colorsmoothly Body beauty, ful interior with Safety Plate Glass all around in sedans and cars. coupes. Features ordinarily found only in higher-price- d Drive a Chevrolet! 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