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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah 2 at 6 45 p m May the Stake Cc tor U to be held an hour Spring Lake News prior to the regular Stake Presidencies Meeting All BisLant. By Lecora Huish hops, Stake Presidency, memProud grandparents are Mis bers of the High Council, Stake MIA HOLDS FAMILY NIGHT Rhea Menlove and Mr and and Ward Superintendencies The MIA held the Ward Mrs John Lant, Payson. of the MIAs and all Stake and family night party Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ward Primary Presidencies are Tetvorl night The theme of the party returned home Clyde to from be there1 Lou Roberts urged Saturday Board was Ship Antics aboard a trip to California Spending and a Church Coordinator The Good MIA. Ship Every to be g enlighten member of Region 12 ol By Beulah G Bradley one joined m the games ab- a week, at Hayward with two ment for the grandparents of their daughters, Mr and Church Scouting, will be in Phone 754-3oard ship and spent an enjoyMis to attendance in knelt (Beverly) Ted Jacobsen helpful around give together able evening Refreshments This is a short-shostory a They and family and Mr and Mrs He struction and inspiration each clothed bed, large were two ready served the by presi with a vuy happy ending It for slimber The C' eldest child, has another meeting at 8 pm dencies Prayers were by Da- (Carol) Ralph Barnett and has a veiy waim message for and leaders Nebo with 10 Stake to aged years, volunteered vid Moore and Hector Sadler. family. those who will lead Will you? lead all in nur stake who are supThey spent several days the out in family prayer, Mrs. Maida Sadler, . Mis. The joyous youngsters, four and with Mr Tervoits sis was touching and beau- posed to be in attendance are BATTLEFIELD EMPLACEMENT SP4 Jay Sloan, left, (Pueblo, visit.ng it Zella Griffith, Mrs, Reba of them, had rode a long way tiful with Colo.) dig's a foxhole behind an Army M60 machine gun while Pfo to be on time promptly ter, the Thomas Conways at urged thoughts portrayed O sen, Mrs Ethel Erickson Los through the night to come to that so small a child would at 6 45 William Snook (Lewbtown, Pa.) camouflages the front of their Angeles from Payson and Mrs. Zina visit grandmother and giand-fathe- r seldom be heard to SWIFT memSTRIKE Exercise men Both are II. As They also enjoyed spending position we during Well a have speak happy very Hanks wonderfull Salem met at the a week at Fallbrook at the from It was a the words Amen were softly bit of news for our stake, also bers of the 327th Infantry, 131st Airborne Division, Ft. Campbell, home of Mrs Fern Nielson for home of another occasion, as alwrays, a id the spoken, grandparents opened Last week at our Stake ScoutSacodaughter, Lt Lowell M60. Inc., Ky. produces Armys Shops, a quilting Dinner was served and Mrs day had been filled with exJack Jones heir eyes and made motion to ing Court of Honor, Elberta (Dorothy) at noon. citement and sheer happiness arise to their feet What and family ind different Scouting Skills vTurdoch, stake R S President, of Branch honor they had the Now eemng was here and the DUP Hold Meeting While visiting in Fallbrook saw were four small heads awarding Our Stake Volley Ball com- urges that all sisters please their first Eagle parents had gone out to meet jtill bowed in the attitude of Scout Members of Camp Spnng they with Lt and Mrs Jones comittend has just been the honored Summer The petition monthly Badge. Eagle a busi less appointment in prayer They remained quiet Scout is Eagle Blaine Barney, pleted with participation in neetings to help hold up the Lake DUP held their meeting wrere the guests of Mr and another city Thus these were also and finally the children son of Brother and Sister the Region 8 Volley Ball Tourittendance percentage of each Thursday at the Ward Cultural Mrs Lin Peterson for dinner very precious hoars for the i aised their smile Milton E Barney of Elberta ney held at Springville, Genola ward She tells us that we keep hall Captain Rhea Menlove spending the evening visiting to eyes grandchildien and grandparWe were saying Badges awarded, 12 Second Yard placed Fifth in the Tour- .t high all winter by being in conducted The Lesson, Pion- with them ents weie completely happy waim smiles, Mrs Peterson will be reour private, personal prayers Class, 23 First Class, 147 Merit ney. attendance and that the one eer Midwives was by Mrs in their closeness Dora Hiatt. volunsummer membered as Velma Hams of five the 14 old, 13 8 has Roberts year tiny monthly Sister Life, meeting Badges, Star; Virginia With eyes shining the childThe day was spent in quilt- Payson Duty to God awards; and 1 been released as YWMIA Sec- means the same as four during ren chatted incessantly and teered tears of And Mr. ar.d Mrs. Owen Cowan, gratitude and Eagle Palm According to ond Counselor sustained was he winter month as far as ing by the 16 members present intermingled with the words Lunch was served at noon. as Marion Davis, District Scout DeVar Sorensen The change older verages are concerned and children went to Nephi and stories were hugs and humility stung their eyes Mrs. Watson Lafferty and Saturday afternoon where Relief Society Organiations Chairman, who conducted, the was made at MIA Leadership they kisses galore Bedtime brought they gathered arms precious final meeting was held at Eureka meeting last Monday Sister of each of the wards are lay- daughter Miss Kathleen went spent the evening visiting with for their visitois in a lovely spiritual experience good-nigkisses What les- and the largest number of Joan Thomas was sustained ing plans for events to honor to Salt Lake on Wednesday her mother, Mrs Hazel Russel for each of them and proved sons were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jacobtaught that night people and the largest number is MIA Girls Camp Director their Visiting Teachers Gen- They spent some time shopand not all of them to the of advancements were made She will be working directly ola reports that they plan a ping and in the evening they son and children visited his children. Yes, the little child-ie- n in the stakes history of Scout- with Sister Lilly Hudson, MIA lovely dinner m their honor, attended a bridal shower given brother the Cle Jacobsons one do lead them, as Christ ing Henry Roberts is Advance- Sports Director. with a special program to fol- in honor of Miss May Elmer day last week The children has said These grandparents ment Chairman. Congratulalow and gifts for each visiting by Miss Colleen Lafferty Other alos visited at the home of Mr g In report-nof MIA Speaking found that night that a great tions to all Scouts and Scout-erteacher, to be held April 30 friends and relatives were and Mrs J Eeverett Nelson. Conof the fine Quarterly Max Menlove and children and especially to Eagle ference Sessions held in our happiness had touched their We hear the MIA Family present Miss Elmer received hearts and home because of Barney. of Murray visited at the home many lovely gifts somehow Party with a theme, stake last week-enShip the faith of the little children Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peery his mother, Mrs. Rhea Menlove Very Important News for we failed to report on the very Ahoy has been a fine success who had been taught so beau- You. wonderful MIA Sunday Even- in the wards Its good to and two children of Payson on Sunday She returned home tifully and well. The annual Brigham Young ing Service Since it was so meet in MIA with our youth and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Menlove with him to take care of the NEWS OF THE WEEK: University Leadership Week to special and credit was not Try to attend the Temple this and two children were guests older children while Mrs Max On Sunday evening the of their mother, Mrs Rhea Menlove was in the hospital be held this year June given we would like to tell month. Tuesday April 23 is First Ward sustained has a new title. The theme, High Priest Assignment Day; Menlove for dinner Friday with her baby. about it has a been bit It you a new Bishopric. Lawrence W. from changed Leadership He that hath clean hands and Wednesday April 24, is a day- evening Clayson was sustained as the Week to Education Week, a pure heart, was presented time Excursion for all who Word was received here SatPer cent of 35 year-olmen who will new Bishop with Hyrum E effective last December by Kenny Crook Readers were have recommends and Friday urday that Mr and Mrs Max made DESK die before 65 depending on their Bradley as first counselor and by the Brigham Young UniverNancy Jane Penrod, Shirley Apnl 26 is a special evening Menlove of Murray are the Gordon Heelis as second counBoard of Trustees proud parents of an 8 pound Lamb, Richard Draper Special excursion for the stake smoking habits. selor It proved to be quite a sityThe Green will music numbers by the MIA THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: 2 once baby boy born April remember dates, 2Q0 shock, to the membership will be June the power of the Holy 20. He will be welcomed home others of music 4 By and Chorus inclusive, (although a happy one we thus Ghost Ye know wards two different of truth two brothers sisthe and extra may an talents by day by permitting PAYSON CHRONICLE are sure) Bishop Clayson was for added instruction in the The second Ward Relief Soc- all things God still answers ters. a member of our Santaquin-Tinti- c wonderful classes. the prayers of the Righteous. Mama is the former Nancy annual Nonsmokers their hold will iety Stake Presidency for This is the 40th Annual Ed- Mothers Day Sale is to be many years and was still ser- ucation week. We will give held Saturday, May 11, commving in that capacity. Brother you information and details at 3 pm Gifts special encing Assisas Bradley was serving and on classes to be to taught give loving mothers will be tant Stake Clerk, and Bro- other activities There is to for the youngsters to there Cigar and Pipe Smokers of President was Heelis ther be a special Youth Program select Husbands also are bethe Stake High Priests Qu- for 8 Try out all the things these bucket-seSS, a car that can give any family more years of age, also, ing urged to come and see otum The Ward Clerks will but all youth who attend must the Chevrolet Super Sports have going for run for its money (gives you a break on for that special lovely gifts fube announced in the near be accompanied by parents or wnfe and mother in their lives you extra-co- st options .like upkeep, too); the ture In conducting and pre- chaperone. a fine display will have They e Cigarette Smokers transmissions, Corvair Monza Snyder (nice, j i of engines, the over the naming siding now to We are being urged Come out and support them M to 1 pack a day) Positraction the works axle, and tachometers, new Bishopric, President Pathuh?); finally, the sports car that Fee is to be $4 00 and all are invited President decision wont be whether and en showed touching emotion register them your inspired all, Corvette. Thora Ross and counselors, at the great changes in the per person. hut which. Chances are RoMadsen and Fellowyouve got your Super j The Mary annual Kaye Scouting t M Stake Presidency, yet told the Theres Chevrolet Nat-lothe out m are of berts of iii ahijfaif Sport picked charge the Utah already. If not, some the ward membership that he ship Banquet SS with all the could be will warm Council Parks Impala Smokers a country rc id and activity. luxury you weather, spring Cigarette knew the) Lords will was be26 at the East Provo all at a reasonable The Second Ward held their April want, (2 or more packs a day) Chevrolet reasonably dealer will help your friendly done. ing Our Eureka fine Ward Conference last Chevrolet price; the Chevy II Nova 400 for sure! Released with a vote of Stake Center. decide, you g The risk of dying in the prime Bish- Quartet Festival winners have Sunday Being Relief Society thanks was the been asked to be the only Conference the Stake PresiCHEVROLET CHEVY opric, Bishop Frank Sorensen, CORVAIR CORVETTE cf life is almost twice as great Wilber Shaw and Myron Olsen, singing talent during the pro- dency presided with President the who W are heavy cigarette for men Quartet Lawrence Clayson speaking as well as Clerks LaRain gram Singing in are Bruce Thomas, Larry to represent them President s, smokers as for nonsmokers. , Goodal, James Darrel Ewell, Dennis Bates an Mi- Ross conducted the meeting and Milton Jarvis. Wilde. and introduced Stake Relief ckey A special meeting has been AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY' A special Senior Aaronic Society President Jennie W called for tonight, Thursday, Social Hour is being planned Murdoch, who also spoke for Saturday evening at the Other speakers were Sisters Stake Center at 8 p m All Myrle Butler, Dot York and Aaronic Priesthood Merle Jones The Ward SingSenior water control and conserve precious irrigation the members, their wives, and all ing Mothers provided Bishoprics and wives and all lovely music for the evening with permanent, economical Utah Concrete Ward Committee and Stake under the direction of Sister Committees of the Aaionic Vivian Roper accompanied by Priesthood are urged to be in Sister Bonnie Milner Other Ward Relief Society attendance Light refreshments are in offering as well as a Conferences are to be held as Elberta April 28, happy hour together. Elroy follows: Murdoch will act as Master of Goshen May 13, Eureka May Ceremonies 25, First Ward, June 9; and Savings start today and continue for years when you install Utah The Scout O.Ree held last Genola June 23 Relief Society Concrete Headgates. The low initial cost is just the beginning Saturday at the George Albert Board members will be repreConcrete Headgates keep on working for years to conserve water, Smith Field House on BYU sented at each of these conferbest is the now boost reduce labor costs and crop yield. Right Campus was wonderful Re- ences. time to install headgates. Call or visit Utah Concrete Pipe ComLast Thursday the last Representing our stake was a pany for a free estimate. Cub Pack from Eureka and a lief Sqciety Leadership Meetdiameter.. .5" Scout Troop from Elberta who ing for this season was held at diameter.. .374 10-inc- h prepared booths on Cookery the Stake Center Sister Jennie April Thursday, 25, 1963 Growth Notes in Santaquin - Tintic Static SEE YOUR INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS heart-warmin- 621 r rt ASSOCIATION FLOYD HARMER Branch Manager for your fertilizer needs fiss ht to smoke s, d, IF YOU GROW: or San-taqu- not to smoke? 10-1- 4, d - ri in BLOTTERS m SUGAR BEETS 10-1- How see ell that's new at your Chevrolet dealer $ at 14-1- 34 turbo-supercharg- rear-engin- 41 Jet-smoo- nl th out-goin- II Hor-rock- 4-in- ch diameter... 4" 8-in- ch 12-inc- diameter.. .6 h RIGBYMORnM main PAYSON, UTAH " Dear concrete and metal PIPE tance in swiftly and efficiently wherever you want it. I0R DRAINAGE. Reclaim waterlogged alkaline land to full pro- ar requested called free estimate.. HEADGATES HEADGATES Rust resistant to give a lifetime of service. 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