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Show Santaqum News I Dea By Hudson Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Ross received a telephone call from their son, Merrill Lee, Mon- day night. He has been pro-- I meted to aviation Boatswains Mate 2nd. class. Merrill is in the Naval branch of the armed service and is stationed at 1 I I I Quonset' Point, Naval Air Station, Rhode Island. He is married to the former Ann Browning of Landsville, West Virginia, and the couple (have a baby boy. Michael Robbins, 9 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Robbins, received painful injuries to his face in a wreck on his' bike Friday. He is in the Payson hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keele j have a baby boy born April 9, in a California hosiptal. Mrs. Keele is the former Barbara Johnson, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Johnson. Mrs. Johnson has been in California with her daughter for the past six months. She returned home Saturday night. Those attending the missionary testimonial in Salt Lake last Sunday for Joseph Mil-to- n Kelly were: Mr. and Mrs. Open-shaMelva Mrs. Jarvis, Velta Sacket, Roger Openshaw, Velda Greenlhalgh, Maurice Hall, Ann Butler, Daniel Kelly, Angie Savage, Pres, and Mrs. Lawrence Clayson, and Sheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Larson, Mr. Richard Dickinson and Mrs. Etta Joseph Kelly left on the train for the Southern States mission Monday. Mrs. Melva Openshaw was hostess to the Jr. Literary Club Thursday night at her home. I Tol-ma- n. She also reviewed the book Its Good to Be Alive by Roy Campanella. Refreshments were served to eleven members present. Mrs. Jemima Kay was the honored guest at a birthday party Monday afternoon at her home. Those present to enjoy a hot dinner and take gifts were Mrs. Ken Peterson, Mrs. Clora Holman, Mrs. Annie Chelson, Mrs. Olivia Peterson Mrs. Doris Roberts, Mrs. Drus-cill- a Spaihhower, Mrs. Mary Houghton and Mrs. Nina Springtime Poetry given at Mrs. Hillman tells Jr. Cultus Club Cultus Club meeting about home gardening A program of springtime poetry and music was enjoyed by members of the Cultus Club, when a meeting was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D. Christen- Mrs. Eugene Hillman was guest speaker at a meeting of the Junior Cultus Club, held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Bob Phelps. Mrs. Jack Spencer, president conducted the meeting, at which plans were made for attending the annual spring convention at Fillmore. Mrs. Darrell Hill introduced the speaker of the evening Appearing in full gardening attire, Mrs. Hillman explained means of reading the soil for seeding, how to plant end the time of year best suited for planting certain flowers. She explained the care of roses, told of the parentage of certain roses and showed colorful pictures of many flowers, explaining how to plant for best effects in the garden. Mrs. Hillman named flowers best suited to this locality ahd how and when to spray for insect control. She also showed effects of rocks used in the garden. As an added feature, Mrs. Hillman held a surprise drawing for a beautiful flower plant, which was won by Mrs. Clarence Hill. Luncheon was served to 19 members and one guest by Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Darrell sen. Poetry was read by Mrs. Albert Payne, introducing songs presented by Mrs. Ben Leatham with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Howard Win-ega- r. Mrs. Eugene Hill, president, conducted a business session, of the club. Marcie. Gina and Brent reviewing Christensen of Ogden, spent Mrs. G. O. Dunford was prothe weekend in Payson with gram chairman and introductheir grandparents, Mr. and ed those who entertained. Mrs. Owen Loveless, while Dainty refreshments were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. served by Mrs. Ida Huish, Mrs. Don Christensen, enjoyed a Dunford and Mrs. Christensen. short vacation in Nevada. An- There were 23 members other grandson, Dennis Loveless, son oof Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Clark, Philadepnia, Jack Loveless, Midvale, spent last week at the Owen Love- Pa., the former Aileen Dixon of Payson, is a guest at the less home in Payson. home of her sister, Mrs. Emma R- - V. Welch, stationed at San D. Cluff, while visiting her Diego, Calif., with the Navy, many relatives in the area. leave in Pay-so- Mrs. Clark has spent several spent a five-da- y to Friday Tuesday, with Weeks in Oakland, Calif., with his wife, the former Janet a daughter, Mrs. Ross Shade, Stark, and their small son, and family. She also visited Ronald V. Wel- with Mrs. Geralding F. Broad-bein Oakland, and the two ch, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stark. returned to Payson together. by-la- n, nt ld HilL Janice Erickson was honorMr. and Mrs. Quince Bur14th birthdick spent Sunday in Salt ed at a party on her Sisters, Mrs. Amber Carter, Lake City, where they were day, arranged by her cousins, Mrs. Lulu Berkhimer, Payson; Darlene Nielson and dinner guests at the home of Jenine Calif., and Mrs. Alhambra, his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Bur- Olsen at the home of the latter Salt Lake City, Hazel Crane, A group dick. Later they visited Mrs. last Saturday evening. the are company of enjoying Gerald (Clytia Burdick) Mc- of 14 girls gathered to surMrs. Berkwhile another one the at party, Donald, who is recovering prise Janice Friday morning, April 14, tables were cent- himer is spending six weeks Serving from an operation. That eve- where games were played and Miss Judith Lenois and Harold ered with a yellow carnation in Utah. Mrs. Carter pre-A. Butler were united in mar-raig- e. floating in a vase surrounded ning they attended a farewell efreshments were served. visited in California testimonial honoring Janice Elder Adolphus Burt with a ruffle of turquoise net. viously returned home with Mrs. and Fech of Mrs. Erma Payson Peterson performed the Manti Lindsay, who leaves soon for Those in charge of serving Berkhimer some two weeks the LDS mission in Scotland returned home Sunday even- Temple rites. were Mrs. Elva Davis, Mrs. ago. and Ireland. Miss Lindsay, a ing from a trip to Old The bride is a daughter of Maida Sadler, and Lenora niece of Mrs. Burdick, leaves Mexico. The tour, made with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Len- Huish. Girls Mrs. Mattie Pickering: Pay- assisting were from the Salt Lake Winder her sister, Mrs. Bernice Ack-arso- ois of Rockville Utah and Alan entertained at a dinner Vickie Judy Peay, son, Woodard, Lawndale, Calif., was A. Butler, Spring Lake, is the Barbara Fifth Ward. Benner, Jeanine Niel- party Saturday evening for with auto bus and by plane father of the groom. sen, Kathleen Lafferty, Dorian her brothers and sisters who Little Douglas Gardner, son a travel tour group originatFriday evening the bridal Brook, Joan Lundell, Elsie reside in the area. Covers of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gardner, ing in Salt Lake City. couple were honored at a wed- Thomas and Peggy Adams. were placed for Mr. and Mrs Salt Lake City, spent a few Mrs. Ackerman parted with ding recepton given at the Gifts were arranged by Mrs. Lee Cloward, Mr. and Mrs his grand- the Utahns at Phoenix, Ariz., Spring Lake Ward Church. days last week with Verla Roundy sister of the Selbv Dixon, Mr. and Mrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. and continued on to her CalFor the event the bride chose groom and Cherril Butler, Gould Dixon, Payson; Mr. and Christensen, in Payson, while ifornia home. of a balarena-lengt- h Mrs. Elmer Cloward, Provo. gown his parents attended a busiflowered lace pver satin. The Ross Hendrickson was M.C. ness convention in Los Vegas, Mrs. Mark Bryan and son bodis featured a scoop neckWeekend guests of Mr. and the program prayNev. and daughter spent last week line and long sleeves, taper- introducing Mrs. J. D. Christensen were er, Floyd Nelson; song, Walk visiting with Mr. Bryan, who is ing to lily points over the Hand in Hand With Me, Hel- Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bjorkman employed on construction at wrist. Her finger tip-va- il of en Stark, accompanied by Ed- of Culver City, Calif. The vis(ftraMe Roll Glen Canyon Dam. illusion was caught to a tiera na Killian; piano solo, Theron itors and their hosts were asof pearls and sequims. Twogood; quartett, Lois Men-lov- e, sociates of the education proMrs. Lyman Hamblin, Mrs. Girl, April 5, Max Blaine and She carried a boquet of yelLuDene Peery, Darlene fession while residing in SugGail Erickson Reece, Payson. Rebeeca Twede of the West low roses surrounded by white Jacobson and Dorothy Moore, ar City, Idaho, a number of Ward Mrs. Mary Morganson, valaccompained by Rhea Men-lov- e, years ago. Boy, April 6, Reverend Lynn Mrs. Howard Larsen were in carnations and lily of the Dun-ckle- y ley. Verna Through the Years; Marie Howard and Salt Lake to attend the D.U.P. Toast to the bride, Colleen bridal in the line Standing Holmes, Eureka. Convention April 7. were Mr. and Mrs. Lenois and Jacklin; Toast to the groom, employed at Geneva Steel. Boy, April 6, Shirley Eugene The newly weds were honDon Taylor; Response from Mr. Butler. and Leora Yvonne Merrill at an open house on Satored Mrs. R. L. Wilson of SpringAttending the bride were bride and groom, prayer Jack Bjamson, Payson. urday, April 15 in Rockville, ville, missionary in Hawaii, Miss Colleen Jacklin, maid of Lindsey. Boy, April 6, David Leon and returned to Utah by plane, honor; Miss Sharon Lenois, The bride is a graduate of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JoAnn Losser Hansen, Ogdea arriving Sunday to attend fun- Miss Kathy Lenois, sisters of Palm Beach High School, Flor- Glen Steel. for the bride, Miss Nina Roundy, ida, and is now employed at They honeymooned in Mesa, Girl, April 6, LeMar Berlin eral services held MondayTip-oetts, Mrs. Sarah her Lan-domother, niece of the groom, brides Provo. Arizona, St. George, Utah and and Karen Diane Daniels 89, who died late last maids Miss Jacklin wore a yelThe groom is a graduate of at Idaho Falls, attending sesSpanish Fork. week. Mrs. Wilson spent Wed- low checked gigham dress with Seminary and High School. sions at the Temple in each Boy, April 6, Mark Leo and nesday afternoon in Payson full skirt. The brides maids He has served on a mission in place. Janet Hill Hales, Spanish Fork. visiting with her mother-in-lawore identical turquoise mod- Central America and served They will make their home Boy, April 7, Henry Clifford Mrs. Robert L. Wilson. els. They each wore a corsage two years in the Army. He is in Spring Lake. and Clara Lee Peterson Clark, of yellow roses and white carMrs. Theron Tilson and son, nations. Payson. Girl, April 7, Hal Loren and Jimmy, spent the weekend in Petiti Lori Lenois, the brides Anna Fredrickson Taylor, Las Vegas, Nev., with Mr. Til-so- sister also in yellow, was flowLET'S TRADE TIRES who has leased a service er girl. She carried a basket Boy, April 8, Stanley Newburn station in North Las Vegas. of yellow mums. BUY TIRES THE SCIENTIFIC and Linette LeFevre Peck, They also visited a daughter For the occassion, Mrs. Lenand husband, Mr. and Mrs. ois wore a beige linen, prinPayson. FULL VALUE WAY Girl, April 8, Darnell Kent Richard Hill and two children cess style dress with a corsage of yellow carnations pinned and Rhea Jean Hancock, Sp- at Las Vegas. Ask About Our Tire Blue Book to her shoulder. anish Fork. Mrs. Weston Bean was hosStanley Butler, brother of Boy, April 10, Kenneth Gay-le- n NEW ATLAS TIRES and Annie, Deleen Isaac- tess to her bridge club when the groom, performed duties the group met at her home of best man. son Thomas, Genola. Prizes for Receiving guests at the door Boy, April 10, Thomas Milo Monday evening. Edand Mary Fawn Shell Keams, high score were awarded to were Kenneth Butler and Mrs. A. Owen Bartholomew mund Roundy Ann Bowen 670-1- 5 Plus Tax Springville. and Mrs. LeGrande of the brides supervised signing and Leland 10, Boy, April book. BLck Recappable The Payson Chronicle, Payscn, Utah Thursday, April 27, 1961 High School students win rating at Drama Festival Friday Students from Payson High School won high awards at the annual Utah State High School Drama Festival and Friday Saturday at Brigham Young University. Twenty one-aplays were presented Friday and Saturday, and competition was held in dramatic and humorous readings, radio speech, pantomime, and retold story. More than 500 students from more than 30 high schools competed in the event which commemorated its 50th anniversary. Dr. Harold I. Hansen, chairman of the BYU Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts, was director. The local winners were: Radio speech-DaRanner, excellent; Glenda Brereton, good. CORNING. WARE The world's most beautiful ware cook-serve-stor- e ct vid get acquainted offer 1 qt. saucepan with clear cover... Regularly $3.95 Only $2.88 Howard Christensen, who Is serving as an LDS missionary Offer expires May 13, 1961 in Florida, has 'been appointed private secretary to the mission president, Carlisle Lyman, CITY DRUG according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Payson Phone D. Christensen. 465-27- Judith Lenois, Harold Butler repeat vows in Manti Temple . 17-d- n, sister-- in-law. By Gean This Garden Won't Will No miracle chemicals, mysterious pruning tricks, or Luther Burbank techniques required for a garden that blooms Ibrilliantly even in winters cold. This colorful garden Im talking about is the one you planted. . .then pictured on Kodak film. What a natural subject for pictures! Theres something a garden still-lif- e thats mighty, hard to 'beat. And for your own garden, theres no camera like a Brownie Flash 20. It focuses easily on favorite I flowers with the three-settin- g 4. I zone system. Then, set expo- sure for one of the three num-- j bers that fits film and light conditions. No risk of losing good shots double exposure preventions built right into 3 the i And the flash holders built J into the camera, too. When you cut some flowers, arrange t them in k howl and try indoor We can make an eni shots.largement so handsome that "you and your neighbors will it for months to come. ' enjoy Springtimes garden time. And garden time is twelve months long when you own a Brownie Flash 20 Camera. Price? Just $15.50. film-winde- r, - n, n, 95 Grace Eudean Bruno Ostler, WE CHALLENGE Phone Limited Time Only Mel- SAVE - SAVE - SAVE n. kodak With An Oil and Filter Change You Receive These Services at This Big Discount Certain of our Domeliners and Streamliners wilt have schedule adjustments which will effect changes in arrival and departure times at established station stops. agent or ticket offic' for details. ? I ? i f ; - 465-222- 4 a25 LUBE JOB, Regularly NOW gQQ NOW gQQ 1.50 Pavson. Utah - Regularly UNION PACIFIC 5.00 NOW Save on most cars 025 1.75 Satin Backed YOUNG'S AMERICAN SERVICE PAYSON. UTOCO UTAH Regular 1.29 YOUNG MENS CORDUROY SUITS To Close Were 1500 25.95 .WOMENS SPRING SHORTIE COATS To Close formerly GEANS PHOTO SHOP Phone NOW or about 25 Consult your local depot i WHEELS PACKED, Regularly 2.00 WASH JOB, Regularly 1.50 awufoMe ktAtf 4.95 Get Your Car Ready Now for Summer Driving Ahead Girl, April 13, Garold Reo and - Payson, Utah Helen Yoshie Horushi Gal braith, Payson. 4 UHLY YOJ TO BEAT THIS PRICE For This Grade Tire! "1 GEANS PHOTO SHOP 465-222- y amp pleating makes a fashion difference. ville. Boy, April 12, Arthur Packard and Darlene Rowley Condie, San-taqui- little-lad- Others in Comparison Spanish Fork. Girl, April 11, John Kay and Patricia Hansen Mitchell, Spanish Fork. Boy, April 12, Clark Harris and Darlene Huff Day, Spring- Circleville. Girl, April 13, Max E. and ba Jane Madsen Nelson, Tube Type Tire Nephl. Boy, April 19, Terry and Janice Marie Molyneaux Pritchett, of a heel to underscore this pretty Summer pump of fresh while leather. The gentle A were to 500 12.95 |
