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Show 1 UV. f. - '- - -- '. .( r 1 1 IIIo J i;'! ' : TT y v & I UtvT'lr.iVviH "" r. V 'a I , i KV kv kv ( j V rC: ' o K 4 The Fire Ladies and their husbands, all members of the Payson Volunteer Fire Dept., met Saturday evening at the Fire Station, where they held their annual Christmas Party. Dinner was served at tables decorated in holiday attire, featuring (jghted tapers and seasonal decor. Favors were small Santas with reindeer made by the ladies at a recent gathering. Mrs. Frank Holm and Mrs. Vere Reynolds were chairmen of arrangements. - the Busy Bees Sewing Club held their Christmas party at the home of their leader, Nancy Evans. Opening prayer and blessing on the food was offered by Pam Nelson. Pledge of Alligiance - by Denise Miller H pledge by Sarah- Cook. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The group enjoyed singing Christmas carols under the direction of their song leader, Pam Nelson. A delecious hot supper was served after which the members played games and exchanged gifts. Closing prayer was ofered by Christie Palmer. Later in the evening the entire club went Christmas caroling to over 25 homes in Goshen. At each home they presented the family with a Christmas card signed by all the members, and wished each person a very merry Christ4-- Members of the American Association University Women, Spanish Fork Branch learned of Things To Do At Christmas Time when the group met Wednesday evening at the Social Center in Spanish Fork. Demonstrations were given by Ruth Hoffman and Kathleen Hudson of the Spanish Fork Stake Relief Society. They showed how to make an oriental style tent for children out of a card table and yards of fabric, with matching toy box. They also demonstrated ways of making sets of the nativity scene using various mediums with which to work. They made Christmas trees using egg cartons and jewelry on sterofoam bases; they made plaques and wreaths and a nut 4-- H mas. Denise Miller Reporter THE HOPERS Meeting of the Hopers H Club was called to order by Gloria Barney who also gave the opening prayer. The Pledge of AUegiance was given by Jana Long and the H pledge by Marie Stoneman. We sang White Christmas. We worked on our projects and planned our Christmas Party. The closing prayer was given by Marsha Stoneman. Opening prayer of our next meeting was given by Jana Long. The Pledge of Allegiance was given by Gloria Barney and the H pledge by Marie Stoneman. We worked on our projects. The closing prayer was given by Brenda Cook. R. Mayer (Shelley Wood) Temple rites unite couple in marriage Miss Shelly Wood became the bride of Mr. Dennis Mayer November 24, when vows were spoken in the Salt Lake Temple with Elder Legrand Richards officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Wood of Benjamin and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mayer of Payson are parents of the groom. Baby girl Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gay of Milford, Utah announce the arrival of a baby girl born November 18. She was welcomed home by two brothers, David and Steven. Grandparents of the new arrival are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hurst of Spanish Fork and Mr. and Mrs. MordenS. Gay of Payson. Baby boy Frank and Jeannine Tanner Emerien, First South, Payson, welcomed into the world Sunday. their first-bor- n The brith was not unusual, except that the baby boy was born at the exact time on the exact day as was the babys mother just 21 years ago. Time of both births was 12:48 a.m. The babys grandmother, Mrs. Thelma Lance, resides in Santaquin. Her paternal, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerine of Pioche, Nevada. 790 East A reception given by the parents of the bride, honored the young couple in the Lake Shore Ward Cultural Hall Nov.' 29. To receive their guests the bride chose a gown fashioned of lace and net over taffeta. The full skirt was tiers of lace and scallops detailed the neck and wrist-leng- th sleeves. A full length train was caught at the waist with a white satin rose. Her veil of bridal illusion was held to a white satin rose also and she carried a bouquet of pink orchids and red rosebuds. Bridal attendants were Patricia Wood, a sister, maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Dianne Mayer, Susan Bona and Annette Pickeral. They were attired in cranberry pink brocade and the flower girls Elizabeth Mitchell and Roselyn Tol-mwore pale pink brocade. Their flowers were pink orchids and feathered carnations in white velvet baskets. The mother of the bride wore melon pink crepe as did the mother of the groom. Their corsages were white orchids. Attending to duties of best man for their brother was Richard and Michael Mayer of Payson. Greeting guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Tolman. Lorene Memmott and Nancy Taylor presided at the guest regisan try. The new Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R, Mayer have returned home from a honeymoon in Southern California. Dennis will leave to serve in Vietnam for the next year while Shelley remains at home in Benjamin with her parents. She will continue her work at a local bank. Thursday December 11 at the Taylor Elementary School, ten 2nd and 3rd grade girls became Brownies at an investiture ceremony held for their mothers. To become a Brownie Scout, each girl attended four meetings, learned the Brownie Scout promise and received their Girl Scout Brownie pin. The prospective Brownies were led to the Wise old owl in the forest. When the girls asked where they could find Brownies to live in their own homes, the Wise old owl said to go to the Brownie Ring in the forest, and on the north side of the pond say the magic words, Twist me, Turn me, Show me an elf, I looked in the water and saw myself. Girl Souct District Advisor Miss Donna Everitt, Provo and Brownie Leader Mrs. Barbara Kester pinned .Brownie pins on girls and pronounced them Brownies. Brownies of Payson Troop 125 are: Kathie Cameron(Jay), Kristina Downey (Ned), Merlene Hurst (Miles), Karen Knut-es(Dennis), Cheri McClellan (Rex), Geri McClellan (Rex), Christine Palmer (JoAnn Stevenson), and Jean Wilson (Hy-ruHelen Pulver (Eugene) assisted and will become a Brownie Scout in serveral weeks. Karen Biggs (June) was absent. Junior Brownie Helper is 2 12 year old Char la Kay Kester. Light refreshments were served. on SANTAQUIN GOOD X X Mrs. Idonna X I X X X X X I I X X i X X X X PROVO SKI PARKAS LAYTON and COATS 20 OFF X COOKS Corner 2 W. Crook With Christmas holidays not to far away many homemakers will be cooking and storing some in their deep freeze for the Christmas week when we feel we want to rest a little. Try some of these delicious Potato doughnuts. Make plenty- - youll have a lot of calls for seconds. POTATO DOUGHNUTS 2 cups hot potato water 12 squares margarine cup sugar 2 cups strained potatoes, mashed 2 packages dry yeast 1 cup warm water 4 beaten eggs 2 12 cups powdered milk 2 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoon vanilla 14 to 16 cups flour ( If desired, use 2 cups instant potato buds with 2 cups water.) Melt margarine in hot potato water. Add sugar and potatoes and stir until Soften yeast in 1 cup warm blended. water, then stir intc cooled potato mixture along with eggs, powdered milk, salt and vanilla. Add enough flour to make a soft dough. Allow to raise until double in bulk, 4 to 5 hours. Roll dough out on lightly floured board to 12 inch thick and cut into doughnut shapes. I like to use a tuna fish can as a cutter, this makes about 5 inch doughnuts. Place on aluminum foil to raise until double in bulk. By the time all the doughnuts are rolled out and cut, the first ones are ready to cook. Fry doughnuts in hot deep fat (375 degrees) until golden brown. Drain on absorbent paper. If desired, dip while hot into granulated sugar. Others may be frosted and decorated by dipping tops into frosting, draining slightly, then dipping into chopped nuts, coconut, or decorative candies. These are delicious so be prepared for plenty of compliments from your family. 2 1 Irma Jean Orton and Dale R. Blake 4-- Engagement & wedding plans revealed Mr. and Mrs. Bryon L. Orton of Salem, wish to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Irma Jean to Dale R. Blake of Orem. BIRTHS Brownie scouts 4-- 4-- tree. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis - 4-- H of Klara Jean Durrant gave a presidents greeting. Prayer was by Joan Christensen. Hosts, Beth Huish and Mary Jeppson also arranged for a musical program that included a soprano Come Unto Him, solo by Ann Arnold and a vocal selection Holy City, by Gary Clark, also a vocal duet Do You See What I See? by Miss Arnold and Mr. Clark. They were accompanied by Kathy Rosenbaum at the piano. A hot dinner was served prior to the program, with tables gay in holiday trim. Tables on which the articles made by Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Nelson were displayed lent a Christmas atmosphere to the event. News 4-- H BUSY BEES On December 11, 1969 University women . PAYSON CHRONICl! December 18, 1969 Thursday, THE Fire Ladies PAYSON CITY HOSPITAL Dec. 13: G .. .i e,u A n Boy to Karl and Ida ton, Payson. Dec. 12: Girl to Kay and Annette Moody Chris- The couple will speak vows January 8, Lake Temple and a reception will honor them the same evening at the Spanish Fork Stake Center. The bride-ele- ct graduated from Spanish Fork High School and Seminary. She has also graduated from the Brigham Young University with an Associate Degree inBusi-n- e ss. She is presently employed at Payson City Hospital as Assistant Accounting Steelworkers 1970 in the Salt The Retired Steel Workers will have a Christmas dinner at the Union Hall in Provo December 23, at 1:00 oclock. The main course will be turkey and ham. The so bring something k, rest will be that will go good with-- a salad or vegetable and come and enjoy an afternoon with us. Please bring your own dishes. The price will be 50? . We have promised a good program. If you plan to attend, please call Harry Dudley so we will know how many to prepare for. For further information caU pot-luc- Clerk. The groom graduated from Orem High School and Seminary. He recently returned from fulfilling a mission in the West Central States. He is presently attending the Brigham Young University and he plans to continue his education. The young couple will make their home in Payson. 798-682- 9. For further information, please call 798-682- 9. tensen, Provo. Dec. 11: Boy to Pete and Rae Genrick Madsen, Spanish Fork. Dec. 10: Girl to Cherie M. and Kathleen F mkel Tilley, Spanish F ork. Boy to Fred and Cher:yl Krelo Hatfield, Spanish Fork. Dec. 9: Girl to Daven and Jue A.m Iauy Engle, Spanish Fork. Dec. 7: Girl to Bob and Renee Huff Reynolds, Payson. Dec. 6: Boy to Dan and Jennielee Sanderson Lee, Payson. Dec. 5: Girl to Kent and Sue Brown Taylor, Payson. Boy to Martin and Sharon Van Ausdal Moon, Payson. Dec. 4: Boy to David R. and Gwen Leslier Brandt, Provo. Girl to Bert J. and Shirley Helds Rawlins, Provo, Dec. 3: Girl to Ralph K. and Karren Hutchings Harmer, Spanish Fork. Boy to Dale and Dorothy Johnson Gin -ley, Payson. Dec. 2: Boy to Richard and Maxine Holt Bartlett, Spanish Fork. Dec. 1: n. Girl to Robert and Julie Butler, Pay-so- God bless us everyone! prayed Tiny Tun Crippled and dwarfed of body, yet so tall Of Soul, we tiptoe earth to look on him. High towering over all. James Whitcomb Riley- - Ring in the valiant man and free, The larger heart, the kindlier hand; Ring out the darkness of the land, Ring in the Christ that is to be. Alfred Tennyson Five generation picture of the family of Mrs. Ethel Hirst, 79 years of age. Front, to r: Mrs. Hirst and Grace Crippen. Back: Coleen Thomas, Joann Beck-strobaby Bobbie Jean Becksrom. Mrs. Hirst has four children, twenty grandchildren, thirty-fiv- e grandchild. Mrs. great grandchildren and one great-greHirst is very active in religious and social affairs and is presently employed at the Wianal Rest Home. I An Open Letter to the Utah State Go- vernor Dear Governor Rampton: Would you please ask the people of the state of Utah to have a real Christmas this year; the kind of Christmas that it was meant to be; one in memory of our Lord and Savior: At 10 oclock on Christmas Eve before the children go to bed, let the sirens blow and the church bells ring for five minutes in His memory. Let us stop wherever we are and go outside and lift our heads to heaven. Let our voices ring out in song with Silent Night Holy Night and Glory to the Newborn King. Let us bow our heads in silent prayer, asking God to forgive us of our sins and to grant joy and peace to the world. This Christmas let the heavens be filled with heavenly music from neighbor to neigh bor and from friend to friend as it did the night Christ was born. Let us aU let Him know how much we love and need Him in these days of so much turmoil and unrest in the world from one who needs and loves God. Ma LaRue Have you any old grudges you would lik to pay, Any wrongs laid up from a bygone day' Gather them now and lay thenu awa When Christmas comes.' ' Hard thoughts are heavy to carry, mj friend, And life is 'short from beginning to end Be kind to yourself, leave nothing to mei When Christmas comes. William Lytle |
