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Show Page Four The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid April 27, 1972 at Local women Rebekah meet Mrs. Thaetta Larsen, Mrs. Sadie Mower, Mrs. Olena Ream and Mrs. Elizabeth Morley of Central Rebekah Lodge No. 52 attended the 70th session of The Rebekah Assemble of Utah at the Ramada Inn in Salt Lake City April 13 through 15. A skit, depicting the program of Jeanette Merriam, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Utah, written and directed by Sadie Mower, degree captain of the local lodge, was presented at the Assembly. Mrs. Mower was assisted by Olena Raam as Utah Dairy Wives to meet Saturday Annual Convention of the Utah Dairy Wives has been scheduled for Saturday, April 29, at the Salt Lake Roadway Inn, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The activities will include an entertaining luncheon with the election of new officers for the 1972-7- 3 year and introduction of State dairy royalty. Membership of the Utah Dairy Wives Association is comprised of ladies whose husbands either produce or dispense milk and other ladies who are interested in promoting health and good nutrition through the further use of dairy foods. The schedule of events includes: County Presidents and Board State Executive meeting from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; Registration from 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon; and Luncheon from 12:00 until 3:00 p.m. Anyone interested is invited to Research attend. Kathy Ann Lowe to become bride of Calvin B. in June Mr. and Ms. Kenneth E. Lowe Springville announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy Ann to Calvin B. Winnie, Payson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Winnie, Mount Pleasant and formerly of Payson. The young couple will exchange nubptial vows June 2 at the Springville Art Museum with President Grant S. Thorn of the Springville Stake performing the ceremony. A reception will be held following the ceremony at the "museum in honor of the newlyweds and given by parents of the bride-elec- t. Following their marriage, the couple will make their home in Mount Pleasant. is a 1970 The birde-elec- t graduate of the Springville High School and Seminary. She has received six individual awards of her in church activities. Following graduation, she attended Darrell Beauty College in Orem on a scholarship and graduated from the school. Prospective groom is a graduate of the Payson High School and Seminary. He held offices in the FFA as president, vice president, and reporter. He attended state and national FFA conventions. After graduating from high school he attended Southern Utah State College with his major course of study Spring Mr. and Mrs. Fernll Sorensen American Fork visited many friends here on Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson and children of McGill, Nevada came last week end to visit Mrs. Etta Larsen. Mrs. Johnson, Karla and Clint remained for the week for a visit with their mother and grandmother. Miss Aileen Larsen of Bancroft, Idaho and Miss Camille Larsen of Logan spent the week end with their mother Mrs. Larsen. Week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hansen and family were Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bullock and children of Ogden. ROPHESLIFORl ALllOCCASIONSl music. He is presently employed in Ephraim by L & M Trailer Co. being Mower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mower was named king of the Hilltop Hop which was held at the junior High School last Friday. Jed is in the Ninth Grade. Susan Osborne of Spring City was selected as the queen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrss. Glen Osborne. Fireside was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glade Mower. Ted Mower conducted and the prayers were offered by Hazel and Sherrill Anderson. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Bench, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Anderson and I la Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Prit- chett are elated over the arrival of their first grandson to carry the Pritchett name. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Argie Pritchett of Pocatello, Idaho. The new baby has an older sister, Lori. Dora Rigby entertained her sewing club on Wednesday afternoon. Her guests were Marcella Graham, Lucy Tucker, Ila Jensen, Sarah Rigby, Araminta Clement, Dorcas Erickson, Ethel Mower, Gwen Hartley and Hannah Briggs who was a special guest. Koleen Peterson accompanied by Orvella Braithwaite, Cathy both of Manti; Hammond, Ramona Christensen of Moroni; Phyllis Oldroyd of Fountain Green and Carol Whiting from Nephi attended the state convention at the Rodeway Inn in Salt Lake City on Monday. Doris Brewer, company vice president, was a guest speaker. Orvella, Carol and Koleen were among the top ten in sales among the more than a hundred attending from Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Terry, Larry and Ronnie of Roy spent the weekend visiting at the home Complete Selection of Mothers Birthstone RINGS 24 styles to choose from ORDER NOW FOR MOTHERS DAY Expert clock and watch repair I Economist for Sanpete County, and Jack Anderson, Staff Assistant. Members of class were assisted by husbands and friends so they could finish their projects in the weeks time. FAIRVIEW throughout the state. 220 So. Main "22 Years in Springville" filling after placing the partially filled pie on the oven rack. Miss Deborah (Debbie) Hill Miss Debbie E. Now Ihe Army starts you at $288.00 a mo. And you may not even have to spend it. SSgt. Eugene R. Moore Price 637-077- 0 427-378- s 0 of Ila Jensen and Sarah Rigby. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Jensen and Suzanne and'"a friend from Orem; Jerry Rigby and three friends of Salt Lake City and Glenda Staker of Mt. Pleasant. Tommy Tucker underwent surgery last week in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo. He returned home this week feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mower spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Beck in Magna. Sherry Mower who is attending Snow College spent the weekend visiting with her parents in Fairview. The Petersons Cousins Club was held last week at the home Ellen Tucker. Guests were Minta Clement, Isabelle Bell, Elsie Christensen, and Sarah Rigby. Special guests were Elna Christensen, Mae Miner and Ila Jensen. of Beth Carlston entertained her club on Thursday night of last week. Her guests were Ellen Tucker, Margaret Bench, Mildred Lasson, Lila Graham, Erma Carlston, Ada Bench, Erma Shelley, Thelma Burnside and Alice Stewart. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Carlston and enjoying Sunday dinner at their home were Mrs. Loyd (Ellis) Larsen; Mrs. John (Billie) Graham; Mrs. Jim Davidson and two children; Scott Larsen, Paul Larsen, Tina Johnson and Kathy all of Salt Lake City. Also joining them for dinner were Mrs. Scotty Larsen and Mrs. A. L. Carlston. Mrs. Olive P. Hurst went to Medford, Oregon, recently to attend funeral services for her sister, Weltha Peacock Lund. On Wednesday, April 12, the Jaycettes enjoyed a potluck supper at the city Hall. Mrs. Dixie Spencer of Mt. Pleasant was a special guest and gave a demonstration on antiquing of furniture. Members also nominated their new officers for the coming year and made nominations for the annual Woman of the Year award. Koleen Peterson, Alice Coates, Linda Cox and Arlis Cheney were directors in charge of the meeting. Special guests attending were Nadine Schelley, Geraldine Daley and Claudia Christensen. Other members attending included Lorraine Larsen, Arcalee Mitchell, and Mariann Mower. assistance. Richard Anderson their daughter, Miss Deborah (Debbie) Hill to E. Richard Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Anderson of Mt. Pleasant. A June Wedding is being planned by the couple. Miss Hill is a student at Utah State University at Logan, where she is completing her junior year. Mr. Anderson will be graduated from Utah State Mrs. Dale Richins and children of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Roslin Carlston. The Rogers family were in Utah to attend sessions of General Conference. All were dinner guests at the Carlston home on Friday night. Over 300 guests were at the home of Lew Rigby on Sunday to congratulate him on his 80th birthday anniversary. An open house was held in his honor. Lew Rigby was born in Fairview on April 17, 1892 a son of James and Fanny Jordan Rigby. He married lone Sanders on October 14, 1925 in the Manti have two Temple. They daughters, Mrs. Afton Danials of Ogden and Mrs. Barto Briggs of Canoga Park, California. Mrs. Rigby died five years ago. He worked as a coal miner and spent several years in Tooele where he worked for the Combine Metals Company. The rest of his life has been spent in Fairview. He was a custodian in the Fairview schools for 18 years and was custodian under six bishops in the Fairview South Ward. Lew will be long remembered for his jovial personality and his little electric car which is probably the only one in the area. Males of many insect species survive the winter. Survival of the race is assured through the females, which are fertilized before they bed down for the winter. do not University this spring, with a degree in science. He is serving with the Utah National Guard. Captain, Elva Allred invites all members of the Canal Creek Camp of the D.U.P. Spring City to attend the May meeting at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lorna Jensen, Monday, May 1st. A bouse to house canvass for the current Red Cross drive is nearing completion with Mrs. Jayne Sorensen as local chairman. Mrs. Sorensen has the following ladies as committeemen of the drive, Ethel Sorensen, Catherine Christensen, Marilyn Sorensen, Thelma Jensen, Carolyn Madsen, Bernice Erickson, Susan Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. Vero Aiken returned home Friday evening after visiting for two weeks in Las Vegas, Nevada with their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aiken, Yvonne, Paul and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Aiken and Randall, LeAnn, Darin and Rolin. Mr. and Mrs. Aiken went to attend the wedding of a grand- daughter Yvonne Elizabeth to Aiken Kerry LaMar Mickelson. The new bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aiken. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaMar Mickelson of Las Vegas, Nevada. The marriage was performed April 8th in the St. George L.D.S. Temple. The wedding reception was held Friday April 14 at 1251 Robin, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Mr. and Mrs. Aiken attended the marriage ceremony, wedding breakfast, hosted by the parents of the bridegroom and the wedding reception where they were in the reception line. Parents of the bride hosted for the reception. The young bride, her parents and brothers were former residents of Spring City. Mr. and Mrs. Aiken also attended the birthday of a grandson Paul. They visited Mr. and 462-268- 8 t Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller and daughter Staci Lynn of Salt Lake City spent the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Theron Madsen. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Madsen were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Madsen and family also of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Black were Sunday visitors with their mother Mrs. Olga Black. 00. Miss Patti Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jensen of Moroni, became the bride of Kip Pehrson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pehrson of Mr. Pleasant, in rites performed April 8, with Bishop Mark Christensen officiating. A wedding breakfast honored the couple hosted by parents of the bridegroom at the Civic Center. The couple was honored that evening at a reception in the Mt. Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reid Beck and daughters Jeanette, Susan and Sandy of Bountiful spent last weekend with their mother and grandmother Mrs. Mabel Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dye and family of McCall, Idaho visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Mar Dye. Spring. Citi y The U S Government (Joes n n i presented as a PuOiic ser Department pt me Teasur a pertaining to the theme. In charge were the Primary presidency, Jeanne Mickel, Linda Allred, LaWana Peterson and Etha Hansen. Leslie Clark conducted the singing with Mary Dyches, organ accompanist. Each Primary group teacher were in charge of her class. The couple is making their home in Mt. Pleasant where they are attending school. The future of your family is protected , with a Funeral Security Trust Plan. for complete information call or write URSENBACH FUNERAL HOME Phone 462-242- 7 Mrs. Vera Sorensen had her and family visit her the first part of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snow and little daughter from Moab. Mr. Snow leaves soon for a tour of duty in Germany. His family will follow him in the near future. grand-daught- pay for Ihis n ce n coopea Ikram Everybodys got a dream lurking around in the back of his mind. A dream vacation. A dream cottage. A dream car. Dreams can be a lot more fun if you know youre doing something to make them come true. And thats what the Payroll Savings Plan is all about. When you sign up an amount you specify is set aside from each paycheck and used to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. Now Bonds mature in less than six Western Boots Tony Lama Justin Dan Post Wrangler Nocona Acme SADDLERY LDS First-Fourt- h Ward Cultural Hall. dramatizations and readings Mrs. D. N. 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V - WESTERN BOOTS 96 Page Color Catalogue RANCHWEAR Send for your FREE Q Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Carlston were Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers and six from children LaCanada, California; Mr. and members needing help and of Nephi will Hill Mr. and Mrs. A. Rex Hill of Nephi announce the engagement and approaching marriage of instructors Jewelry Making a creamy custard pie with lots of nutritious milk and eggs? You wont have to worry about spills on the way to the oven if youll add the last cup of Ten ladies from Fairview and three from Spring City each finished a chair in an upholstery school held at Fairview. Rhea Gardner conducted the school assisted by Mrs. Mary Lois Madsen, USU Extension Home Tri-Che- Duke Anti-Dru- marry Jed Youth Pilgrimage, The Smart g Set Program. This is a new idea to be introduced to the schools to help the young people of today, and to try and improve some of the situations in our society; also to help youth groups, youth camps and fellow Household Hints PETERSON Fondation, Educational Foundation and Ladies finish upholstering class KOLEEN Larsen, Elizabeth Morley and several members of Queen City Lodge No. 4, Ogden. The music for the skit was furnished by Virginia Meehan, soloist and the Rebekah Notes of Love and Harmony. Saturday evening at the Installation of new officers of Rebekah and IOOF Lodges, Mrs. Elizabeth Morley, District Deputy President of Central Rebekah Lodge 52, was installed as outside guardian of Rebekah Assembly of Utah for the ensuing year. 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