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Show Muuli 6, l'lV) 81st Birthday For Mrs. Hafen Mrs, Matilda Kue.si'h Hafin her 81st bit Unlay anniversary Saturday at the home of u daughter, Mrs, Ulen-n- a Phillips, when tier children and their families will join in honoring her at a dinner. Mis, Hafen was hoi n in Ml Pleasant Munli i, 1878, a daughter of Jacob and Rosina Rietmann ftuesi h She married William Hafen October 13, 1807 in the Manti LDS Temple. They made their home in Mt. Ideas JOIN Ol'U IIISIOKICAL XTIOX Kery resident of Mount Pleasant Is imited to at- tend the Centennial Celebration of tile Mt. Pleasant Pioneer Historical Association on March 31. No writ t mi ln itailons uil he issued this year except to honored guests and members. If you arc not already a member y on are invite to join that we might peipctuate our organI ife ization for all time. 1 membership 1, 50 (cuts. nia and Nevada. This committee, which will meet at the Temple Square Hotel, will make plans for the Western Regional Conference to be held in Denver In November of this year, Mis Louis Kay, Home Eco- under the direction of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Doug iGwem nomies teaiher at North San- Berime Mallory, Home EconoStewait and family of Salt pete high si hool, will attend mics Education director of the Lake City weie Sunday visitois a piugi mu planning meeting ot Department of Health, Educait the home of her parents, Mi the Western Regional Confei-e- tion and Welfare, Washington, e of Teachers D C. and Mis It Bruce Seely. today and tomoirow, March 6 Mr. und Mis. Otto Clink and 7 111 Salt Lake City ( Altl) OK THANKS w'eie hosts to O N O Club Mis Kay was appointed to We wish to express thanks Miss Etta, Pace, who has membeis at a look paity K11 the piogiam planning e to axil those who have expressen doing her practice tem at the Wistein Regional sed consolation and day evening sympathy, in home economics under Convention of teaiher liaineis und who have been of help to enterthe duection of Mrs. Gwcndo Mis Anna Gunderson and state Hupeivisuis held in us in so many ways at the lyn Kay at Noith Sanpete high tained members of the Ainu lhoemx, All., 111 Manh of time of the death of our mothsi hool the past six Club on Thursday utteinoon 1937 Other memheis of th er. during wnks, will go to Norway in The piogiam, "They Came committee aie from Coloiado 1 he family of June as a:i exchange student 111 YJ 100 Years Siliee (he! Mrs. Annin C. Wall. New Califor Mexico, Oiegon, Mt Pleasant,"1 under the InternaUonui Karin Settlement of Youth Exchange was piesented by Mrs Ruth Miss Iaie, a senior student Jones und Mrs Pauline at Utah State University, is of tile daughter of Sid Paee The Buthday Club met WedVernal She will remain in Norway for six months living nesday evening at the home of with farm families in that Mr. and Mis. O. V. Anderson, country, learning the wav!, honoring the buthday annivercustoms and practices of the sary of Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. A. L. Pctei son has repeople The IK YE is sponsored Etta Pace, exchange student, jointly by Utah Lions Club and turned home from California where she visited with her sisUtah Extension Service. will go to Norway. Wouldnt a glass ter, Mis. Kred Hodges in Sail Inst son and Eldon and her Marino, Clarice Mrs. Kearns weie weekend visitors Johnson, Olsen, at the home of their parents, Mrs. Ruth Kowles and Mrs family In Sacramento. right now? Roland M. Joslyn, chairman Merdith Hafen. Mr. and Mrs Otto Claik. of the executive committee ol Mr. and Mrs Grant Olsen Thalman Aircraft, Mrs. Joslyn Mrs. Geniel Carter entertained the Bridge Club at their and small giandchild, Danny and two sons, Gregg and evenof left Dwayne, have moved to Mt Orem, Oklroyd Saturday regular meeting Thursday to California AMffttCAM ing. Mrs. Christine Johnson ol to visit a week in Anaheim Pleasant from OAKY ASSOCIATION Rivera, Calif., was a special Calif with their son Phil G make their home. They ate reor UUH siding at the Brunger Moti guest. Prizes were won by Mis Olsen and family. Teacher Attend Meet la-te- ill obwrve WKiAM paw Thre PYRAMID Charles Iiittle of Salt Lake City visited here last Kilday with his father, Gemge Little, r who is ill. Mr liittle was lemoved to u lest home in Salt Lake City. Dinner to Mark w PLEASANT (UTAH) HIE MI ant except for ten years spent in Colorado. Mr. Hafen died Former Resident March LI. 1020. They were the parents of seven children, Jay, Muck and Lex Hafen and Mis. Glcnna H Phillips, Mt. Pleusant; Mis. Acord, Spring City; Mrs Wilma Sorensen, Sulina; and Ralph Hafen, Bountiful. Mrs Hafen has 23 grandchildren and 23 great - giundchddren She also has two brothers living, Prank and Kd Ruesch of Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Hafen has been an live worker in the auxiliary or-- I gamzations of the LDS Church. of the serving as president North Ward Primary and was a Relief Society visiting teach- er for 38 years. She is a member of the OSA Club, the Mt. Pleasant Pit neer Historical and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She worked as a nurse for 12 years with both Dr. Parley Holman and Dr. G. B. Madsen. El-d- u Notes Birthday At Midvale Party Mrs. Johanna Lundgreen Madsen Christensen, a former resident of Mt. Pleasant, celebrated her 87th birthday anniversary Sunday at an open house at the home of her son, Harold J. Madsen in Midvale. Mrs. Christensen was born on March 1, 1872, in Ostrup, Denmark. She emigrated to the United States in 1918 making her h( me In Ephraim at first and later moving to Mt. Pleasant. She married Neplu Christensen in Manti in 1930. She is a member of the LDS Church and has been an active worker in the Relief Society. She has two sons, Harold J Madsen, Midvale and Jorgen P. Madsen, Mt. Pleasant. She also has fourteen grandchildren, 38 Mrs. Carrie Hosier of Ogden great grandchildren and two stepsons, Calvin N. Christenvisited here last week, a house-gueat the home of Mr. and sen, Provo, and Marlin ChrisMrs. Ernest Bushman and Mr tensen, Salt Lake City. and Mrs. George Sorensen. Mrs Hasler also spent one day in Mr. and Mrs. Blain Clatk of Brigham City', Mr. and Mrs Ephraim visiting with her Noel Clark and family of st Teacher Trainee Holm-makin- Going to Norway com-nntti- tMILK gd , 1 Sale Ends Saturday, March 7 Only 3 AAore Days (CaM (Cut Uj lb. 37) Cudahy Puritan 16 to 18 lb. 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