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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah ub THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 Obituaries Lawrence William Olsen Lawrence William Olsen, 77, Payson, died Saturday at 5 p.m. following a ceerebral hemorrhage. He was born Aug. 31, 1881, in Spring City a son of Martin M. and Christina Osterline He married LaNora Olsen. Green Junee 25, 1908, in Man-- ti LDS Temple. She died in 1909 and he married Ella Western April 6, 1916 in Salt Lake LDS Temple. He moved to Payson in 1915. He received his education in Spring City where he farmed. He moved to Mona in 1907. He retired from farming in 955 and moved to Payson. He filled a mission in the Western States LDS Mission. Surviving are one son and one daughter, Arnold D. Olsen of Fort Smith, Ark., and Mrs. Levi (Ida LaNora) Shelley of Payson; five grandchildren; one brother, Andrew Olsen of Nephi and a sister, Mrs. Nora Okley of San Bernardino, 1 two-ye- ar Calif. Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Mona LDS Ward chapel with Bishop Edward Summers officiating. Burial was in Mona City Cemetery. , Slited Saturday Armed Forces Day Major events for the joint service observance of the 10th annual Armed Forces Day, Saturday, May 16 at Hill AFB, were announced today by Maj. Gen. P. H. Robey, Utah Armed Forces Day project officer. Gen. Robey said that the Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps will hold open house at Hill between 10 a. m. and is invited. 3 p.m. Everyone The event will begin promptly at 10 a.m. with a concert by the reserve 96th Infantry Band from Salt Lake City. Following will be an introduction of Utah armed services commanders and other dignb taries. All main gates to Hill AFB will be open to the public The Needles and Pins The Needles and Pins Four II Club met at the home of Sue Brown Wednesday, May 6th. Under the direction of their leader, Mrs. Josephine Spencer, the girls worked on their beach bags. Demonstrations on buying and care of ankletts were given by Lavona Gay and. Sue Brown. Refreshments were served to 11 members by Sue and her mother, Mrs. Wallace Brown. Club Busy Beavers The Busy Beavers met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Vivian Fisher, for their meeting of thiis year. At the first meeting, officers were elected as follows: Julie Francom, president; Joan vice pres. dent; Lu Jean secretary; reporters Hiatt, were Kayieen Drissell, Linda Kaiiston; telephone operator, Dee Ann Fisher, and song leader, Lynne Cowan. ety and Primary organizations They decided to continue in of the wards in which she liv- Home Improvement. All of ed. During the years she liv- the girls are going to get Pen ed at Benjamin, she served Pals in a foreign country nd many times as a home nurse try to incourage them to start or Also, she had something like in their served two terms as president communities. One of th of the local Farm Bureau members is going to Washingauxiliary, and was an active ton for part of the summer member of the daughters of They will give her a party next Utah Pioneers. week. She was married to Thomas E. Herbert on June 30, 1897, The Busy Beavers at Hinckley, and their marriclub The Busy Beavers in solemnized was later age the Salt Lake LDS temple. He met at the home of their leadMarian Searle, on preceded her in death August er, Mrs. e Pledge of Saturday. 8, 1936. was led by Joy Butler. Surviving are one daughter, led the group Mrs. Naomi H. Thomas, Span- Karen Johnson in singing. ish Fork; four sons, George Junior leader, Marguerite and Walter Herbert, Payson; gave a demonstration on Peay BenRalph and Max Herbert, the safe shreading of carrots. 23 and grandchildren, jamin, The girls made sandwiches 38 and one and Prayers great great grandchild. Also were by Kathy Barnett and surviving is one brother, Faye Joan Lundell. Cristiee JacobTheobald, Hinckley. Funeral services were held son is the reporter. Wednesday in the Benjamin Ward chapel. Burial was in Mrs. Glade Cowan has reBenjamin Cemetery. returned from El Paso, Texas, where she has spent a few weeks with her daughter, Lor-nand husband, Dr. Wendell L. Pierce, who are parents of PREMIUM a new baby boy. The Pierces also have three other sons and two daughters. mid-wif- 4-- sec-oo- Sud-week- e. s, 4-- H 4-- H Julia T. Herbert. Mrs.- News 4-HCl- Julia Theobald Herb- ert, 84, longtime oldest resident of Benjamin, died Saturday in a Provo hospital of causes incident to age. She was a native of Beaver, Utah. She was born at Beaver, Dec. the daughter of 10, il874, Naomi Ruth Tanand George ner Theobald. Her early years were spent in the southern part of Utah and she was educated in the schools of Hinckley and Deseret. An active member of the LDS church, she has held offices in both the Relief Soci- - alleg-ene- milk-shake- s. Sanlaquin News By Della Hudson Santaquin Civic Club Contributes $101.30 To Hospital Personel Mental Health Drive, Holds Monthly Meeting Attends State The Civic Club met WedPeterson; Mrs. Elda Martell, nesday night for their monMrs. Gartett; Mrs. Naomi thly meeting in the Civic Mrs. Floyd Taylor; Mrs. President George building. LaRain Goodall, Mrs. Leavitt; Higginson conducted. Talks Mrs. Marie Peterson , Mrs. were given by James Cooper Iday Greenhalgh; Mrs. Dorand Marda Hartvigsen, Payson othy Jaspersojn, Mrs. Oscar High School students. The Gustavson; Mrs. Villa Dean title of their talks was: BeVanAusdal, Mrs. Don Poulson; ing An Individual, and Do Mrs. Dawn Ella Peterson, You Dare to Be Different? Mrs. Olive Greenhalgh; Mrs. Minutes of last meeting was Lily Hudson, Mrs. Earl Okel-berrread and approved by Secy Mrs. Vonda Hudson Mrs. Frank Tuckett. and Mrs. Albert Hudson. A report was given on the Mrs. Vonda Hudson, club Mental Health drive conductpresident, conducted and in- ed the later part of April. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hudson and son, Dale, spent three days at Page, Ar.zona, last weekend. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Drummond and son, Bandy and also saw the Glen Canyon Dam. A group of girls met at the home of Mrs. Donna Bott last week to select a name for their group. The name chosen was the Eight They will take Home Improvement. The following officers were chosen. Carol VanAus-da- l, president; Marie Martell, Deann Bott, Eileen CSoward, secretary; treasury; Kathleen Hudson, reporter, Sandra Van Ausdal, song leader; Artis Rae n, 4-- y; troduced the following program: blessing on food, Lily Hudson; dance numbers by Vickie Jasperson, Karen Mau-riCarla Heelis; vocal solos, Marie Peterson, accompanied by Myrle Butler; dance number, Wesley Robbins, Karla Heelis, Val Robbins, Karen Maurin, Kent Olson and Vickie Jasperson; piano solo, Mrs. Floyd Taylor, and slides were shown by Frankie Hall of a tour of Europe. The mothers were each presented with a red rose in a lovely bud vase and a delici- - n, Hig-gir.so- n, activity; and Irene Lindstrom, game leader. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Calloway entertained 18 of their family members at dinner Sunday on Mothers Day. Present were those mentioned and, Mr. and Mrs. Wonless Calloway, Nephi; Mr. Vern Calloway, Mrs. Naomi Bird, Mrs. Carma Deuel and family; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calloway and family, Miss Patsy Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Poul Calloway. The Jr. Literary Club met at the home of Mrs. Lillian Walker Thursday night with Mrs. Idonna Crook acting as hostess. There were nine members present to hear the 'book The Life of Walt Disney, given by Mrs. Ted Ahlin. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Miu. Roger Fitt of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson of Bountiful were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peterson on Mothers Day. A Mother's Day party was given by members of the Social Club Thursday night at the Turf Cafe. Present were: Mrs. Myrle Butler and Mrs. Martha Butler; Mrs. Jeaneene Van Ausdal, Mrs. Cole; Mrs. Betty Carter, Mrs. Reuben that Civic Club would be sus-wa- Convention in S. L. s report that turned to the Mental Health association with Mrs. C. A. Anderson in Provo as chairman. Mr. Higginson also read a letter from Mrs. C. A. Anderson that showed appreciation for the way the Mental Health drive was conducted in Santaquin. He was also extended an invitation to serve as a director on the Mental Health board. He thanked all the Captains and solicitors for the work they had done. The names President George Higginson of the captains are as follows: Mrs. Alfonzo Kester, Mrs. Lynn ous dinner was served. Mrs. Crook, Mrs. Frank Tuckett, Higginson, Mrs. RobJeanene Van Ausdal also al- Geoige ert Childs, Mrs. Albert Hudso gave a tribute to the mothson, Ralph Peterson and Rollo ers written by Mrs. Estella Ross. Peterson, and closing prayer The club also agreed to tt by Elda Martell. $9.00 for a Little League The American Legion annual baseball suit. Picnic and roadLilac Tea is scheduled for side tables were to be repaintThursday at 3 p.m. in the Le- ed Thursday and it was agreed gion building. A good prohas been gram arranged. Anyone having hobbies and flowers please bring them. All women are invited. proud $101.30 was to Important new ideas were brought home and will be instilled in Payson City Hospital as a result of the attendance of some of the personel at a convention of the Association of Western States Hospitals in Salt Lake during the week. Days of attendance were divided among the following: George A. Cheever, manager; Mrs. Margurite Butler, of nurses; Mrs. Jean suo-ervis- or Lofgran, Mrs. Mable Montague, Mrs. Edna McLaughlin, Mrs. Myrtis Jacobs, Mrs. Lena Christensen, Mrs. Carol Harding, Mrs. Ellen Wiles, Mrs.. Mabel Jensen, Mrs. Maxine Greenhalgh, Mrs. Maxine HudMrs. Wanda Francom, son, Mrs. Nola Brinkman, Mrs. June Stewart. do-na- j pended during the months of June, July and August. Mental Health drive in Santaquin was headed by Rollo Ross, Frank Tuckett, Della Hudson and George Higginson, left to right. a, V 23 Due GIRLS DRESS VALUE PIECE GOODS EXTRA VALUE Dan River Plaids COTTONS BETTER eoys Cotton Prints Sizes 3 to 6x Reg. Cotton Ginghams and Cotton Satin. each 2.33 66eYi DRASTICALLY, REDUCED WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' SHOES SPECIAL PURCHASE Broken stock, odd lots Name Brand Cottons 3.50 50cYi GIRLS' RAYON PANTIE PREMIUM VALUE Special Purchase COTTONS 4 Embosed cottons. Printed lawn, Printed broadcloth. $1 THONG SANDALS MENS SIZES PENNEY 77c WOMENS SIZES AN INCH CHILDRENS 77c ' 66c SPECIAL VALUE WOMENS BEDSPREADS Factory closeout of better bedspreads each WEDGE 1.50 of $5 DOOR MIRRORS Full length, in Ivory or Maple frame. 53 each NEW SHIPMENT CANVAS FOOTWEAR JUST ARRIVED SELECT YOURS NOW Mrs. Holla Richey of Payson was happily surprised when her children spent four days and nights with her. Staying through the weekend they were: Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Blodgett and baby boy of Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Peterson of Cedar City; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mattinson of Leland. Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their last county meeting Thursday in Spanish Fork at the stake house. There were 43 from Payson who attended. Announcement was made that the Jubilee will be held June 25 in Spanish Fork park. All members are invited to attend and bring luncheon. Costumes are to be worn by those who wish to wear them. Pictures will be taken. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tanner enjoyed the company of family members Sunday when the Mlowing called during the afternoon and evening: Mr. and Mrs. Lorimer Christensen and daughter, Kay, of Spanish Fork; Mrs. Lorry Christensen and daughter, Carrie of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Colvin Tanner and family, Payson; Mrs. Leila Done, Mrs. Vergie Brock and son, Kent; Mrs. Iris Amos, all Payson. The family congratulated Mrs. Tanner on the fact that a song she composed was featured at the Third ward Sacrament meeting along with one composed by the late Orson Huish. PAYSON BOWLING League Standing T-Bo- Porterhouse U. S. Made From Lean, Juicy, Red Beef-Ho- lds Vol- ume Well When Cooked Rib Roast U.S. Choke No Long Short Ribs and No Heavy Grad Chine Bones So Easy To Rump Roast lb- - Carve ? ft. 79c Short Ribs Wicklow 5 Ib. 10 Ib. 25 50 Ib. (Reg. 2.25) Ib. (Reg. 4.39) COTTON Frozen Peas Fruit Pies .98 Broken sizes. 20 only. $2 WOMEN'S 1.99 Raspberries 3.95 Cookies PREMIUM VALUE SPECIAL BUY MEN'S x 46 Hand Towel Wash Cloth High Team Game Coca-Col- a Pins Payson a Payson Payson Conoco Individual High Game Coca-Col- 833 826 817 CORN U.S. No. Delightful 1, Sweet, For Eating 3 $( for $ for $ Frozen Apple or Cherry g. 24 oz. Family Melrose Vonilla or Wholewheat Fig Bar Allsweet 3c OH Reg. Price) 1 Dog Food Grapefruit Detergent Juice 2 doz, Cream O' The Crop Large AA Grade Size SPECIAL VALUE BOYS' WESTERN JEANS oz 1.77 BANANAS 2 29c Finn Golden Ripe TISSUE SPORT SHIRTS Heavy 13 Denim 39c 39c 4 ( 1.00 2 its. 49c 2 its. 73n 5 Ears Off The Cob 5 ,or Velvet 400s 1.98 2 for 6elair, Eggs 15 Pooch Ib. Highway, Ripe Segment No. 303 White Magic 75 f 1.00 cans 5 cans 89c gt pkg. 59C 3 tr 1.00 Town House Grapefruit Ig. 46 os. POTATOES 5 "25c U.S. No. WKt 1 N.w Rom A Harty, Energy Feed,. BREAD Skylark, Home Style u 15c lb. loaf 19n Well-Fille- d TOWEL BATH TOWEL GIANT SIZE 24 Discontinued lot numbers 20 pair broken sizes 3.44 $1 Premium Quality, Tender, Sweet, 10 os. 7 e 1.00 Farm Fresh Produce JEWELRY Closeout priced 2 for J9c Good Quality Fresh Frozen, 10 os. Margarine COTTON PANTS REDUCED Tender Chuck-M- ore Good Lean Meat Than Ordinary Chuck Roast ib. Gardenside, All Green, Tender Cut No. 300 Asparagus ,53 (Reg. 1.09) 49c U.S. Choice, Cut F.cm U.S. Choice Beef CRAFT (Reg. 59c Choice Check These Values FLOUR KITCHEN ft. 79 c Sliced Bacon MENS POLISHED WOMEN'S DUSTERS or ne 95 While Ig Multi - Grain it wm Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, and Saturday |