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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY, MAY Stake for our Stake Relief Society By Beulah G. Bradley the Gospel rest or ecf ? to get us, Gods children, Well, into the Celestial Kingdom that is why. And if you think you work far too hard for too few blessings, well, consider Mother Natures visiting teachers convention Donna May 5, when Ash Brock of Pleasant Grove was the guest speaker. With a Lets Reinstate Old theme, Fashioned Ideals, setting the stage for the convention. Sister Brock, Church leader and educator, who travels extensively throughout the Western States as a lecturer and Inservice assistant to college professors and teachers, spoke on The Many Doors Wherein We Enter, to help our sisters feel the importance of their callings. Beulah Bradley introduced the Why was Sister 10 forests came from gifts 10 tons from a bag an acorn a million cherries of onions etc. from one seed or pit And do you ever suppose that God will do less by way of increase and blessings, for His children? Of course to gain blessings we must prove our love for Him by serving faith- fullv, and teaching His children in His great church. Youve often heard, Oh, so hard to get into the Celestial Kingdom. But if we truly work at it, well, it is easy. Keeping every commandment of God is easy if we are in tune and working at it. God has said that this earth will be celestialized and inhabited by beings. No words can describe the glory of it . . its beauty and fulfillment is beyond under- guest speaker. Sister Ella Miles, stake leader of visiting teachers, welcomed the guests. President Jennie W. Murdoch presented the certificates with over 30 having attended their visiting teachers monthly meeting 100 for the year. President Murdoch made special mention of Celeste its celestialized standing. STAKE NEWS Inspiration was the keynote jEnf3ilir BLAINE JOHNSON SALES REPRESENTATIVE Business Phone Residence Phone 798-359- 1 465-377- 5 CHEVROLET CARS CHEVROLET TRUCKS O K USED CARS ' GRIDLEY CHEV CO. MAIN SPANISH PORK 570 SOUTH - If you ed in Santaquin-Tinti- c A songs medley of was played by Vera Mecham. 12, 1966 Growth Notes I Go. Forth in Thy Name of Thompson Eureka, who, although handicapped by being crippled, has made her visits to her district homes every month for 25 years without ever missing. Sister Emma Robbins of Second Ward was commended also for having been a visiting teacher for the past 57 years, and who made it to her visiting teachers meetthis year even ing for 100 though this spring, when the heavy snow fell, she walked to the church and her meeting when even cars were handicapped in travel. Sister Eliza Peterson received her certificate for her 31 years of serving. Over 30 sisterS were honored for having been to their visiting teachers meeting each month through the year. The Singing Mothers of First and Second wards, directed by Vivian Roper with Bonnie Milner, accompanist, sang a Visiting Teacher Tribute, and Refreshments were served under the direction of President Murdoch, Florence Lamb, and Zelma Clayson. A special table display in the foyer featured a magazine tree with articles made from inspiration from the Relief magazine being Society arranged by Sister Ella Sand-strostake magazine leader, m, and Sadie Jarvis, First Ward magazine chairman. Sister Sandstrom, assisted by Beulah Bradley, featured the theme of the convention, Lets Reinstate Old Fashioned Ideals on a special table. A large group of visiting teachers, ward officers, stake board and officers attended the convention. The commemoration of the Aaronic Priesthood restoration activities in our stake is to be featured next Friday evening, May 13, through Saturday noon meal. The event will be climaxed by special programs in Priesthood meetings and also in Sacrament meetings on Sunday in each ward. Theme for the event will be Freedom, Liberty and Peace can be fully enjoyed only as laws of the land and laws of God are honored and obeyed. Commencing the special events and activities will be an outing to be held at Lincoln Beach, Utah Lake, when all stake fathers and sons of the Aaronic Priesthood are invited and urged to attend. A special program that night following the setting up of camping facilities, will be under the direction of the stake Aaronic Priesthood committee. President Lynn Crook, chairman, Carroll Davis, Marion Davis, Henry Roberts and Lloyd T. Penrod. The Saturday program will be under the direction of William Kaletta, scouting commissioner, and Russell Smith, scouting camp and activities chairman. The outing will be concluded following the noon meal to be carried forth all day Sunday in special programs. Transportation Beach on to Lincoln be fur- - Friday will havent examined a new Chevrolet since Telstar II, the twist or electric toothbrushes, John Rutherford, service station manager, shows Jean Patterson and S. R. Cook some of the safety checks suggested on cars bound for vacation trips. nished by the ward Aaronic Priesthood and scout committees. FIRST WARD NEWS by Margaret Bylund The paper drive has been organized by the Explorer Scouts and starts next Saturday, May 14, with papers to be picked up the second Saturday of each month to follow. We are asked to support the boys and to tie the papers in bundles and place them in a convenient outside location that they may be picked up. Next week the special Sacrament services will commemorate the restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood and all ward members are urged to make a special effort to attend this fine informative meeting. Our ward drama night was held May 10. The first play was Just The Two of Us, with cast: Robert Murdoch (assisting from Genola), Ellen Finch, JoAnn Tolman, Dennis Wall, Rebecca Martell, DeAnn Olsen, and Ruth Lee Wall. A Date With Judy was the second play with cast: Karen Clayson, Judy Jarvis, Brian Peterson, Kenneth Shaw, Robert Lofgran, Maurine Hall and Robert Kaletta. Plays were ably directed by Estelle Peterson, assisted by the MIA presidency, Lily Hudson, Betty Neff and Afton Maurin. The following new families were welcomed into our ward last Sunday: Lary Dale Steele, his wife, Beverly Taylor Steele, and children Lori Ann and JoDell; Martin Earnest Ewell, his wife, Tessie Whiting Ewell, and infant twin daughters, Robyn and Jill; Theodore Dom-miChristensen, his wife, Deanna Rose Boren Christensen, children, Tamira Jean, Debira M. and Richard Ted; Rowland Merion Davis; James Nyles Crook, his wife Kathleen Greenhalgh Crook, and children Kari Lynn, Jill and infant son. Sister Alice Beckstead was sustained as YWMIA sports sh director. TO SEE a more powerful, more beautiful car at a most pleasing price. WARD NEWS by Beatrice Kerby An Aaronic Priesthood party was held May 2 when the hosted the Priests and Deacons following a contest on the largest percent of the scripture memorization Teachers group lost. Volleyball and refreshments were enjoyed. Coming Marriages Laraine Larsen, daughter of Andrew Larsen of Provo and Vera Carter of Santaquin, will marry Vance Thurber, son of Brother and Sister A. E. Thurber Jr. of St. Johns, Arizona. The Manti Temple will be the setting for the vows on July 8, and they will receive friends and relatives at a reception given in their honor the same Teachers evening at Genola Ward house. They will make a home in Tucson, Arizona, where the groom plans to complete his education at the University of Arizona. Patricia Davidson, charming daughter of Robert and Colleen Davidson, will marry Guy Faught, son of Mrs. Dessie Faught, of Mesquite, Nevada. They will speak wedding vows in the Manti Temple on June 16, and the following evening will reception in Genola Ward. The couple are planning to make their home in Mesquite where the groom is employed. Richard Draper, son of LuRay and Lorna Draper, will be feted at a take as his bride, Charlene Colvin, daughter of Brother and Sister Eugene Colvin, of Pay-so- n. Genola Ward plays were presented on May 3 at the ward house. In charge was Sister Helen Smith, activity director, and Fred Davis, drama. Plays A Date With Judy with a cast consisting of Pat Davidson, Sandra Thomas, Gary Clark, Curtis Nelson, Claudia Draper, Dennis Martin and Guy Jensen, and Just We Two with Linda Smith, Robert Murdoch, Jennie Lee Sanderson, Diana Thomas, Larrine Barney and T heron LBS! YOUR 1966 Impala Sport Sedan GENOLA under the Taylor. Black-ou- ts direction of Beatrice Kerby, were presented by Scouts and Bee Hive groups, Craig Davidson, Roger Draper, Blair Kerby, Susan Ware, Craig Oberg, Julie Drage, Garth Nelson, Randy Ewell, Greggory Smith, Carolyn Davis, Jay Lynn Thomas, Karen Throckmorton, and Garth Nelson. Sunday Mothers Day services were held Sunday morning in Sunday School and was enjoyed by a large crowd of mothers and others. Each mother was presented a sachet gift by the Elroy Murdoch class. The Primary Family Hour was presented at the Sunday evening Sacrament meeting. A Primary childrens chorus and a teachers chorus presented music. Linda Muhlestein was narrator. Parts were taken by Shelia Taylor, Top Pilot child; Reece Murdoch, service man; Isabel Draper, his former teacher; Maurine Davis as the teacher and her two small children, Jane and Darwin, assisting; Janet Carter as the mother, and Danny Isaacson as her son. SECOND WARD NEWS The Primary Family Hour was well received as it was presented in our ward May 8. Participating in the event which gave praise to teachers of Primary were Debra Butler, Thomas Olsen, service man, Dessa Horrocks, former Sunday School teacher of Brother Olsen; Blanche York, childrens mother; Idonna Crook, mother of bishop, with her nephew, Bradley Crook, as her son; Matilda Bascomb as the Primary teacher, with Melany and Bruce Bryant as her child- ren. large crowd attended and enjoyed the special musical and dramatic event. Sister Donna Bott acted as narrator of the presentation. Special Sunday School services were held Sunday morning in commemoration of Mothers Day. Edwin Westover, superinA songs for mothers. A large group of mothers were in attendance and were presented with potted begonias. All members of the Aaronic Priesthood who desire to participate, are invited to go to the BYU alumni football game on Saturday, May 14. Special Sunday evening services will be presented at the Sacrament services on Sunday. Our Cub Scouts are now completely organized and the first meeting was held May 9. Sherman Jones is committee chairman. Elroy Murdoch is Cub m E1IGITIQ6 Self-cleanin- n C0RVAIR Chevrolet Office of Admissions and Records 5th SHOW FREE - August 22 Sept. 3 DOROTHY COLLINS "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" Please send me information about Division SPANISH FORK, UTAH Phone 798.359 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milner and Velma Tuft from Salt Lake visite at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas last Sat- Mr. and Mrs. F red W. Davis entertained Miss Ruth Riggs, David Raddaze and two friends from Provo last Sunday. urday. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Christensen and boys from Salt Lake visited at the home of Myron Christensen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright Master, Arlm Steele, assistant, Merilda Davis is Den Mother, Janice Steele, Den Mother and Merle Jones, Den Mother. Mr. and Mrs. Burke Draper entertained at Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Elton Draper from Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Draper from Dugway, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Draper and Sam Elton. Lovely Miss Kathleen Hudson, daughter of Brother and Sister Kendall Hudson, was married to LaZone Porter, son of Brother and Sister Orval Porter, Payson, May 7, at the Manti Temple. A large group of friends and relatives also attended the session and ceremony. That same evening the fine couple were honore ' at a Its Easy to Clean Rugs and Save Money beautifully appointed wedding reception given by the brides parents at the Cultural Hall in the Stake Center. Pink lights and crystalized decor were featured throughout the room and foyer. They will reside in Payson where LaZone is em- Why pay more when you can so easily clean your own or just carpets spots and traffic paths! n and wall-to-wa- ll Re-ope- matted nap and restore forgotten col- ors with Blue ployed. THOUGHT Lustre Carpet Shampoo, Americas favorite. e Rent electric shampooer for $1 a day at Spencer Home Furnishings FOR THE WEEK: There is an hour of peaceful communion with the Lord every Sunday evening at your Sacrament meeting. easy-to-us- IV m 0033 GO 333HB QEBGQ. OGDEN SALT LAKE 1940 Wall Avenue Phone 399-117- 1 1 LOGAN Cache Valley Bank Bldg. 0 Phone 752-63- I I ( I 50 1 Redwood Road Phone 4847638 PROVO 1550 Spnngville Road Phone 3736670 ameTofficeTand phonfhumber B.Y.U. BYU . office of Admissions and Name Tickets at Theatre box office, area representatives. Castletons. ZCMI, and all 711 stores. Or send check or money order to P O Box 222. North Salt Lake, Utah Address City Summer schools, first term Summer school, second term Application deadline, foil semester New student orientation Fall semester registration glasses begin x. June July 3 July 8 Aug State provo 1 5 1 9 July 30 Sept 1 3, 1 4 Sept 5, 1 7 Sept 19 1 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 43 6640 Gridley Chevrolet Company Inc., Mrs. Jennie Ewell from Lehi visited with her daughter and family, the Fred Mechems. remember these dates! Brigham Young University Provo, Utoh CHEVY Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Throckmorton entertained their families last Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hales and children from Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mechem and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Steele. For information write to the Records, Provo, Utah non-glar- CHEVELLE Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nelson and baby from Salt Lake visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe Nelson Sunday. Students planning a superior BYU education should be sure to send in an application with transcript of credits before July 30. All freshmen must take the American College Test Obtain materials from your principal One more test remains, on June 25. You have until June 4 to register for it coil-sprin- CHEVROLET Mrs. Cray Camp and children from Koosharem visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ewell, Sunday. Going to BYU is something special, and special things ore worth working for. Make sure you are qualified for entrance. Self-adjusti- See your Chevrolet dealer! Mr. and Mrs. Kendell Euell and son from Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ewell from Salt Lake visited at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewell, last weekend. B.Y.U. st GM Sunday. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS plan now . . . prepare now . . . .to enter Six-mon- the Chevrolet Way By Dorothy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hunt and family from Kearns visited at the home of Lowell Thomas and D. B. Thomas Sunday. your important date! ... shame on you! Move out in May and tendent, conducted, which included both Junior and Senior Sunday Schools combined. Talks were given by Michael Woolsey, Linda Colby and Albert Wall, representing the SundaySchool, and those representing the Junior Sunday School were Tresa Clayson, Julie Robbins, Robert Westover. The children delighted the mothers with special GIUE Youve been missing out on a lot thats new and better since 62: A more powerful standard Six and Y8 (155 and 195 hp, respectively). Y8s with displacements of 396 and 427 cubic inches that you can New Turbo-Je- t order. A fully synchronized transmission as standard. A Turbo Hydra-Mati- c transmission available. Deep-twicarpeting on every model. or 6,000-mil- e lubrication intervals. brakes. A Delcotron generator that extends battery life. g rocker panels. Up to 3 more shoulder room; increased leg and head room. g A smoother suspension. New sound and vibration dampeners throughout. A longer body, a wider frame and tread. Items you can add, such as AM-FMultiplex Stereo radio, Comfortron automatic heating and air conditioning, and a steering wheel (or one that tilts only). Standard safety items on all models, including front and rear seat belts, back-u- p electric lights, windshield washers, padded instrument panel, padded visors, e inside mirror and wipers, outside mirror, shatter-resistawiper arms. (Use them to best advantage.) And of course the great buys you can get right now from your Chevrolet dealer. Bountiful from family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thomas last GENOLA NEWS |