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Show Mr. and Mrs. David C. Forsey Sr. have returned from Los Angeles, Cal., where they attended M rket Week. They were by Mr. and Mrs. David Frsev Jr. and son, Roger, of Spanish' Fork. Pleasures of the v. p were stops at Mr. Forseys ;Ltrs homes and also at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman W.lliamson at Monrovia. r Daddy Date Parties Leave for Tour of Held in Wards Hawaii Monday Luncheon and cards were at the home of Mrs. Max Stewart, when she entertained for her bridge club Tuesday. Guests were: Mrs. Bryce Jones, Mrs. C. E. Stevenson, Mrs. Ralph Hammerstrom, Mrs. Thomas Hall, Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs. MarIslands. shall Fisher, all of Payson; Mrs. be will Mrs. Jones and Mayor Keith Hayes and Mrs. Jane joined at the boat by Mr. and Vance, Provo. Mrs. A. M. Jacobs of Provo, who left the previous Friday by auto, visiting relatives before time for departure from the mainland. A bon voyage party was given Tuesday prior to their sailing at ANNOUNCE NEW 4 p m and relatives and friends on the coast were invited to join in festivities aboard ship. Date parties were held during the week in each of the eight wards of N;bo Stake, with girls of the Homebuilders classes, Nebs Stake Primary, inviting thc r fathers to the events Mr. and Mrs. Earl Page and Dining, dancing ar.d games we" Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Page are at- features of entertainment, ditending functions in San Francis- rected by ward presidents and co to Furniture class leaders. About 150 girl; pertainting Maiket Week. participated in the lovely affairs Mrs. Earl Page was hostess to Tres Joli club, with dinner served at one table, tastefully decorated with red and white car nations and other motifs in keeping with Valentines Day. Page Peery Mrs L nn Pa-- e and Mrs. Frank BckUrom were hosts at a bridge luncheon givgn at the home ot Mis. .Page. Covers were arranged for Mrs. Dave McMulbn, Mr. Don Burdick, Mrs. Rair was hostess The Thursday Night bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Pete Wilson, with Mrs. Max Carson, Mrs. Reid Curtis, Mrs. Marshall Fisher, Mrs. Roland Erlandson, Mrs. Ralph Hammers trom, Mrs. Rofell Reece and Mrs. M. L. Coburn as guests. o, Mrs. Jerry Buys, Mrs. Clif- ford Cartwright, Mrs. Blair Mrs. Blain Wilson and Mrs. Howard Armstrong. Beck-stro- LOCATION SERVICE 104 West Utah Ave. Gene Crofts wants to invite all his friends to inspect his new location for complete SERVICE OF CARS Mr. and Mrs. Owen Loveless (LniMr Cora Page entertained at lunwere hosts at a family gathering cheon and bridge Monday for her Sunday, when the group were Girl, Jan 30, Raymond and bridge club, with Mrs. Byror Jennie Thomas Hone. at home for dinner and a pleasSpanish Staheli and Mrs. Leslie Olson re- Fork. ant day of visiting. ceiving awards for high scores. Girl, Jan 31, Orin and MargMrs. Jennie B. Hill of Salt Lake aret Cope Daley, Payson. Bov, J n. 31, Dr. and Mrs. Lois City and almost all of her dauMadsen Robertson, Spamsh Fork Kay Harding Announces Plans to Marry ghters enjoyed a party SaturNews G rl, Feb. 1, Kenneth and day at the home of one of the Richard Peterson in April Butler Cook, Goshen. girls, Mrs. Byron (Edna) Gale. On Farm 'Casts in the group were Mrs. Others Girl, Feb. 1, Gerald Lynn and n L. Peterson, son of Mrs. LaRue Mrs. Carol G. Harding of Allen (Margaret) Francis, Mrs LaNyle Gurr Thomas, Springville Farm News from the Utah Legannounces the engagement Jarvis of Santaquin. Paul (Lois) Burton, Spanish Fork; Girl, Feb. '2, James Merrill and islature, poultry, farm machinery The bride elect was graduated Mrs. LaMar (Ruth) Weight, of and fertilizer topics share the Carol Ann and of her forthcoming marriage BramaljGee, Nephi. from School and Springville; Mrs. Richard spotlight during Februarys This daughter, Loya Kay, to Richard LDS Payson High Business of Farming broadcasts and has attended y Seminary Poll, Provo; and Mrs. on KSL Radio. Valley College at San Bernard(Eva) Hill, Payson. YoungResults of poultry housing exino, Cal. She is presently em sters of all joined in the happy periments in Box Elder County will be discussed Friday, February ployed at the First Security Bank occasion. 8. Senator Orval Hafen will be in Payson. Farm Director Von Ormes guest Mr. Peterson as graduated from Mrs. L Roy Barnett entertain' on Thursday, February 28, with a By Della Hudson was sung by the scouts; Payson High School and LDS ed for her Day on farm sewing club Wednes special report activity Eldon Greenhalgh gave the clos- Seminary and has served with from the Utah Legislature. On afternoon. The Homebuilders of the First day the Armed Forces in Germany. ing prayer. Monday, February 11, listeners will hear a program on readying farm Ward Primary, the Seagulls, BlueMr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Kesler He is employed at Consolidated Mr. and Mrs. Don McCoy and birds and held a Larks Daddy machinery for spring work. Western Steel Co. Mr. and Mrs. Almon Harmer A discussion on application of Date Dinner Friday night in the returned home Tuesday from a A wedding in April is being have vacationed in Southern Cal commercial fertilizers for farm and recreation hall. The tables were two weeks trip to Missouri, New domestic purposes will be aired on attractively set, and a delicious Mexico, Kansas and Colorado. planned by the couple. ifornia. Monday, February 18. Ladies Day hot dinner was served to all pres- They also visited the Arches Nahost Jeanne Leeson presents a disent. Teachers of the three tional Monuments in Monticello, cussion on State Department caUtah. reers Wednesday, February 20. groups, Mrs. Melva Higginson, The HC Club met at the home This Business of Farming is Mrs. Daphna Smith and Mrs. broadcast on KSL Radio each Maurine Ross were in charge of of Mrs. Lois Clark Monday afterweekday at 12:15 p.m. as a public the program. Mrs. Afton Maur-i- noon. Present were Mrs. Iva service of the Kennecott Copper led the group in games. All of Carlgren, Mrs. Laura Goodall, Corporation. the Primary presidency along Mrs. Fern Johnson, Mrs. Lillis Scotatwater Motors Burchcraft Boats with Mr. Roger Miles, counselor Olson, Mrs. Dot York and Mrs Mnaii additions or niCKei, genLeah Openshaw. erally below five per cent, great- - in charge of the Primary and All Marine Supplies their partners were also present The Firemen's Auxiliary held ly Improve the strength, toughof rAftiatiiuhi tvl The First Ward scouts troop 99 their meeting at the home of Mrs. wait ttvi EVERYTHING TO FIX UP YOUR PRESENT BOAT presented the program in meet- George Higginson Monday eveing Sunday night. Opening pray- ning. Door prize was won by BOAT GLASS and PAINT er was given by Carl Craig. Talks Mrs. Irean Peterson. Others Tisch-neNeil Mrs. Edith by Bobby Butler, Allred, present were Come Down and See These Boats and Motors. Dean Higginson, Joe Jarvis, StevMrs. Natalia Calloway, Mrs. en Poulson, Mrs. Mary Woodbury, Lorna Faye Carter, Mrs. Marie JUST TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF HOSPITAL Joe Kelly, Heber Dale Butler. Kay, and Mrs. Alice Armstrong. A scout banquet will be held Scoutmasters Rex Peterson and Junior Ross persented badges to Saturday night in the first ward JACK'S HEATING & AIR COND. Robert Butler, Carl Craig, Joseph recreation hall for all scouts and Jarvis and Rulon Jack Painter. their parents. Mrs. Alden Peter446 W. 2nd North Musical numbers The Boy Scout son is chairman of the banquet. PHONE 166 PAYSON. UTAH Inlh Dor-thel- ments and cards weie enjoyed by the following: Mrs. Ferrell Evans, Mrs. Dean Wignall, Mrs. Jack Dixon, Brereton, Mrs. James Mrs. Dan Ross, Mrs. Bill Fran-co- OK RUBBER WELDERS Ha,n-merstro- Legislature, Poultry, Featured Mrs. Demar Taylor, now of Provo, entertained her rook club at the home of her mother, Mrs. Leo Balle, in Payson. Refresh- en-,oy- Lae-lan- i, Davis, Mrs. Mike Coburn, Mrs Lorr Crouch, Mrs Ralph Mrs George Whitby to Sorosis bridge club Thursday, with Mrs. Sterling Bills as a and Mrs. Gordon Barnett special guest. Dr. ard Mrs. Thomas M Hal Mrs. Dora Ballard entertain- have returned from San Fran-c'sced her sewing club at her home where they attended a conduring the week, with dainty vention for medics associated refreshments served to start the with industry. social evening. Mrs. FEBRUARY 7, 1957 THURSDAY, Mayor and Mrs. Heber Jones and Mrs. Erma Fech have joined other Utahns in a tour of the Hawaiian Islands. 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