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Show May 1, 1964 THE MT. PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMII Page Three Relief Society Stake Day held for 300 women last Thursday 300 women attended the North Sanpete Stake Relief Society Day activities Thurs day evening in the stake house and enjoyed the following program themed to Toward the Light." Welcome was given by Mrs. VaLene Johansen, invocation by Alice Nelson. Ten foreign coun tries were represented in bean tiful native costumes, English, Eleanor Shepherd; Dutch, La Rue Seely; Navajo, Cecile Watson; Japanese, Leila Christensen; German, Rega Shelley; Mexican, Bemlece Coates; the Scandinavian countries, Edith Cox; Hawaiaan, Mary Osborne; Finnish, Eileen Peterson, and South American, June Nielsen. A skit was presented with Glenda Staker as narrator and slides were by Ruth McKinney, with Mack Wilkey as father; MorRae Wilkey as mother and the children portrayed by Linda Farley, Debra Wilkey, Kathy Hafen, Antonette Berti, Tamara Tuttle and Amy A fashion show of the was created by the Fairview North Ward under the direction of Verda Amundsen, work leader, with the following models: Julie Rae Christensen, Susan Hamilton, Mary Mower, Ruth Ericksen, Wilma Bench, Mabel Ericksen, Cora Johnson, LaRue Johnson, Gene Mower and Ruby Hansen. The Fairview South Ward directed by Anne Jones, work leader, wore beguiling styles modeled by Cindy and Josie Stewart, Tammy Madsen, Joan, Dawn, Wanda and Marjorie Ramey, Lisa, Geniel and Hazel Anderson, Susan, Eris, Karen and Norma Elaine Anderson, Joan and Margaret Bench, Charlotte Bell, Mildred Lasson, Virginia Mower and Alice Nelson. The ML Pleasant Second well-dress- ed Marx Ellen Jorgensen, Fran ces Peel, Marva Lazenby, Arlene Peterson, Maridean Johansen and Phyllis Truscott under the work leader of the Mt. Pleasant Third Ward, Ida Stott. The Mountainville Ward mod eled "What to Wear" by Fannie Shelley, Vera Shelley, Er-- , ma Ruesch and Marie Ann Burnside with Erma Shelley, work leader. Spring City Fashion Show and Look of '64 was created by Yvonna Justesen, work leader, and models, Viola Peterson, Thelma Madsen, Hurta Strate, Utahna Strate, Marne Allred, Ethel Sorensen, Rudy Strate, Bergetta Jensen, Marilyn Sorensen. Fragile and dazzling ways to look was fashions worn by Mt. Pleasant Fourth Ward models, Tremaine and Diane Rosenlof, Dixie Ericksen, Cora Johnson, LaRue Johnson, Gene Diane Jorgensen, Lucy Lowry, Marie Corbett, Lynette and Joyce Lowry, Audrey Brunger and Gladys Peterson, with Gladys Peterson as work director. Delightful fashions were Judy Frandsen Anna Blackham . . . 1st, shorthand . . . 1st, type Jo-le- ne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menzies observe 62nd wedding date APPRECIATED WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION FOR Mothers Day Some of the items we offer for your consideration: Floral Arrangements Potted Plants Jewelry Books Watches Cards MANY MORE BEAUTIFUL GIFTS! We do Monogramming on cards, napkins, stationery, etc. Ray & VaLene's Floral & Gifts Mt. Pleasant, Utah LOOK Quality makes the difference in back home most of the time. They are grateful people and very independenL Mr. Menzies was bom in Glasgow, Scotland, April 20, 1879. He came to America at the age of eighL They have lived in ML Pleasant for 35 years. and the marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Menzies are the parents of eleven living sons and daughters: Joseph, El Monte, Calif; Mrs. Margaret Cox, Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. Kate Summers, Roundup, Mont., James, Fairview, Robert, Helper; Mrs. Rowe (Jo) Olson, Mrs. George (Priscilla) Seely, Mrs. Harold (Bemiece) Woolsey, and Clifford, all of Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. June Olson, Ephraim, and Leslie of Ely, Nevada. They also raised a grandson, Dee Menzies, from infancy. Dee is now married and lives in Mt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Menzies have 42 grandchildren and 40 greatgrandchildren. Mr. Menzies quietly celebrated his 85th birthday on Monday, April 20, at his home. He walks a distance of a mile to town to shop every day and back again. He walks at a brisk pace that would put many young folks to shame. Neither he nor Mrs. Menzies walk with any aid. They keep up their large yard and she does her own housework, washings and ironings and is very apt at embroidering and needle work. They both walk nine blocks to attend Church and walk Mia Maids hold special event WITH First-Fourt- PRODUCTION SHORTCUTS reason why ffnl THAR TOR LESS Becks GIFT ITEMS BATH SETS CLOCKS PERFUME MT. ALL PRICES DRUG PLEASANT Mt. Pleasant on her dayl 1.25 to 10.00 GARDEN Comb & Brush Sets 3.00 to 5.00 GARDEN Necklaces Earings 1.00 to 5.00 S3 to $15 of ARTIFICIAL Utah 3.65 LAYN SHOVEL LARGE HAND-TIE- $r:raal 98 OF TLIES 5c each 1.89 GLASS FISHING POLES 25 SEED,,3- D 1-- fe.2 98 HOSES6 THOUSANDS FISHING GEAR ASSORTMENT MOUTH RAKES ABBIVED 1.98 STAIN ft, 96c -- 50 ft lb. 87c - OTHER 1.74 BARGAINS! 87c up SLEEPING BAGS 6.99jip BUBBEB Open Late Friday Night FLOWERS YOUNG'S REXALL DRUG Fairview, 2.98 and BARN PAINT SHINGLE COLOR TTV Artificial Flowers Gift Items for Mother . SHIPMENT has participated in many different singing groups including the Singing Mothers. She is the wife of Morgan Lamb. Mr. Lamb has served as bishop of his ward, served as clerk of Moroni Stake for 22 years. He is at the present time the patriarch of Moroni Stake. They have one son, Richard, who is presently serving an LDS mission to the Southern States. Fame Spraygrance . 2.50 3.50 Intimate Bath Items by Revlon Lots of Beautiful 100 to 3.95 SPECIAL ZERUI with Super Blue Blades .......... Jewelry W0n Coty Muquet Des Bois ROUND UOWZEimi QUALITY Moroni woman INTERIOR LATEX OWT...' Fancy Candy Dishes PEOPLE WHO h" JUST Speidel Yatch Bands 4.95 to S10 There s a presented to Bruger. Evening in Paris NO us ad- CHASSIS CIRCUITS Honorary award dress. Eenedu.iion, Mrs. Donna A THOUOJJTFVt Candy participant SalTCHKie? Gay Lynn Madsen; response by a mother to her daughter, Mrs. Thelma Madsen. Dear To My Heart" was sung by mothers and daughters, directed by Mrs. Ina L. Jones, accompanied by Julie Johansen. Mrs. MorRae Wilkey, guest speaker of the evening gave special words of counsel and advice to the girls flJUIDWIRED NO PRINTED . . 462-213- Gillette sum SEMI THE HANDCRAFTED COLOR TV . post-gradua- te Sixty Mia Maids of the North Sanpete Stake and their mothers were honored at a special Hear to My Heart Night stake entertainment, Tuesday h evening in the Ward Chapel with Mrs. FaNon Cook, Stake Mia Maid director in charge. The following program was Adjustable presented: Prelude and back- Razor ground music by Marilyn You turn Ruesch. Welcome, Mrs. FaNon from 1 todia 9 Cook. Invocation, Kathleen Jo- for the ex act hansen; Symbolism of the Rose, that setting match es your Paulette Brunger; girls trio, skin and Mary Beck, Linda Rosenlund beard and Julie Johansen, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Ericksen; a girls tribute to her mother, and their mothers in her Patty Cahoon lick, Mt. Pleasant, a daughter, April 21. Verdis and Vickie Dyches, Chester, a son, April 22. Babies bom in Sanpete LDS Robert L. and Paula Riddle, Hospital are as follows; a son, April 22. Ephraim, and David Margie Hamilton, The Mt. Pleasant LDS Seminary held its annual banquet ML Pleasant, a son, April 9. Robert E. and Joan McAr- La Icoe Club meets in the' FirstlFourth Ward CuMrs. Colleen Jensen enterltural Hall. It was decided by thur Osier, ML Pleasant, a tained members of the La Icoe officers and instructors to make daughter, April 10. Gerald and Earlene Beck Club at her home, Thursday graduate and student pin awards an annual Hansen, ML Pleasant, a daugh evening, April 30. Mrs. Agnes Brown review the book, "Pioevent also. ter, April 11. David and Carolyn Hafen, neer, Go Home," by Richard A turkey dinner was served and a special pin ceremony and ML Pleasant, a son, April 15. PowelL LaMont and Olive Blackham, Light refreshments were program was presented. served. Invocation, David Evans; a Moroni, a son, April 17. Rex and Marie Christensen, tribute to Owen B. Anderson, a daughter, April 18. 4 Wales, Call Mary Cloward, was former Seminary Principal, Wayne and Ruby Stansfield, for Pyramid news items. given by Richard Allred, SemML Pleasant, a son, April 19. inary president, who also presented Mr. Anderson with a Wendell Paul and Doris Gar- silver service set for long and Rula T. Lamb Plans are being prepared for . . . honorary Gleaner devoted service to the youth of the church; James Carver, the Seminary Graduation Exer- Let doctor's formula stop tt. Seminary instructor, awarded cises, May 15, themed to The Zemo relief to exto of be soothing the Sail, speeds held in the class pins; an organ and Set ternally caused itching of eczema, the North House Stake ConSanpete was duet piano played by minor rashes, skin irritations, nie Irons and Vickie Moss; vo- at 8 p.m. insect bites. Desensitizes cal dueL Kathleen and KathSeminary officers are Rich- nerve endings. Kills millions of surryn Rasmussen; dance, Alice ard Allred, president; Paul Ha- face germs, aids healing. De-itchumorous fen, 1st Counselor; Robert skin with Zemo, Liquid or OintmeaL Lynn Chritensen; or your money back! t reading, Alan Lasson; benedic- Johnson, 2nd Counselor with Quick relief, Colleen Barentsen, secretary. tion, Paul Mower. At the evening session of Students and guests then reMoroni Stake quarterly confer-ence-, to the church paired Rula T. Lamb of Moroni ium for their dance. gymnaswas presented the coveted Honorary Golden Gleaner Award tlon she has held for five years. by Marietta Henroid, stake She is the proud owner of Gleaner leader of the Moroni eight individual awards, having Stake YWMIA. received these awards the last Mrs. Lamb was selected by years. Mrs. Lamb was a eight the stake Gleaner council for member of the first Gleaner this award for her outstanding group in the entire church to service to the church, and par' bind their sheaves as a group ticularly for her service to the This affair was attended by the youth of the church. general president of the YWShe has been a member of MIA. BY HALLMARK the YWMIA for 40 years, durIn addition to her service in ing which time she has missed the MIA, Mrs. Lamb has served but few meetings. She has been in the other organizaa leader for 35 years. She has faithfully tions of the church. She has served in nearly every position classes in Sunday School (GIFT ITEM) in both ward and stake organ- taught and Primary, and has served izations. At the present time as ward Sunsecretary of the & she is ward secretary, a posi- day School for 15 years. She is at present time stake secreNew! tary of the Primary, an office she has held for 12 years. She HOUSE 02LQSS Sharon Draper . , . participant banquet held ond Year Shorthand division She received a $200 scholarship to the LDS Business College; a collegiate dictionary, and a pin. Colleen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bar entsen. Miss Bonnie Johansen, Mt. PleasanL placed fifthe in Second Year Shorthand. She received a $25 cash award. Bonnie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johansen. a former Judy Frandsen, Spring City student of the North Sanpete Commercial Department placed First in typewriting, and received a $500 scholarship to the LDS Business College, also a trophy and pin. Judy is the daughter of Mrs. Erma Hansen, Salt Lake City. All the commercial instruc tors of first place winners received a steak dinner. modeled by Gayle Shelley, test in Salt Lake City sponsored by the LDS Business Georgia and Beverly Olsen, Christensen, Muriel Weight College Saturday, April 4. and Helen Lasson of the ML N.S.H.S. Wesley Johansen, Pleasant First Ward. Erma commercial instructor, received Shelley, is work leader. notice that three of these stuThe ward Relief Societies dents and a former student of welfare sewing was fashion as his department place in the a new game modeled by Kent meet. Johansen, Craig Cloward, ChrisMiss Anna Blackham of Mortine and Becky Johansen, Ken-n- a oni placed first in the Second Seely, Joan Johansen, Myma Year Shorthand Division. She and Karen Shelley, and Louise received a $500 scholarship to Johansen. Ruby Hansen is stake the LDS Business College, an work leader. electric typewriter, also a troA tribute to the work leaders phy and pin. Anna is the was given by VaLene Johansen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Blackham. assisted by work counselors. Benediction was offered by Miss Colleen Barentsen, ML LaVoen Ruesch. Pleasant, placed fifth in Sec Very lovely refreshments were served. They were furnWard fashioned the newest ished by the ward Relief Socstyles under the leadership of le tys under the direction of Work Director Alta Lowry with Ethel Ericksen, Geniel Watson, Louise Johansen, Clarissa Har- Virginia Mower and Eda Anwood, Karen Shelley, Linda and derson. Leslie Rosenlund, Brenda Kaye Each ward also had a booth Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Men' Olsen and Pearle Winkler, mo- and displayed sewing apparel zies observed their 62nd Weddels. Clever dress shops exhibited day, Sunday, April 26, An island of spring elegance different types of clothing for ding at their home. Members of the was modeled by Suzanne, Pam- all ages stressing how one family will celebrate the ocela and Bonnie Peel, Verla can sew and save. casion in July when they can all be present. Mr. and Mrs. Menzies were married Aug. 26, 1902 in Price, Carbon County, YOUR PATRONAGE IS ALWAYS Bonnie Johansen . . . 5th, shorthand Annual seminary Cril Cc Commercial students rate high in LDS Business College tests Five North Sanpete High School Commercial Department students, Anna Blackham, Colleen Barentsen, Bonnie Johansen, Patty Cahoon, and Sharon Draper entered the annual Competitive Commercial Con- Colleen Barentsen . , , 3rd, shorthand KEnS HRHIY NEPHI.UTAH nnvY AIR MATTRESSES Reg. 7.00 3.99 ALL TYPES TENTS |
