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Show STANDARD - Roowvi'lt, Utah Thiirortny, July 8, 1069 2 GflK3EBCQ2B fly. igQ J i Clyde Jarrells, died June 25 in Fon- tana, Calif. He was here the past month visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Jarrell and sister, Mrs. Art Taylor. Clyde was 72 years old and is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter and five sisters. His funeral and burial will be Monday at 11 a.m. at Fontana. He was a former resident of Lapoint, Mr. and Mrs. Art Taylor and daughter, Kathryn left Saturday for the funeral. Mrs. Jarrell will stay with her granddaughter, Mrs. Helen Vernon and family, at Vernal while they are gone. The IRW Tops club met Wednesday evening at the Lapoint chapel. Joan Huber conducted the meeting. Queens for the month of June were Patsy Premelling, Jolella Goodrich, June and Roma Woolley, Isola Haslem. Merl Horrocks was queen for the month of May. Twelve ladies were present and two visitors from Bennett ROOSEVELT BAPTIST CHURCH to observe It silver anniversary. Roosevelts Southern Baptist Church to note 25th anniversary Sunday, July 6, the Roosevelt Baptist Church celebrates Its 25 th anniversary with a luncheon and fellowship following the 11 a. m. morning worship service. Speaker for the occasion will be rend Harold Dlllman of Layton. Reve- The church holds the honor of being in Utah the first Southern Baptist church being organized July 2, 1944. Accomplishments of the church since that time have Included the establishment of a mission at Clearfield; the organization of the First Baptist Church, Vernal; organization of the First Baptist Church of Provo; the formation of a Baptist mission at Gusher; and founding of missionary work at Whlterocks and Duchesne. Through the course of its history the Church has had 11 pasters while presently it is under the leadership of Reverend Andy Underhill. All present and former members are cordially invited to attend the July 6 celebration. CB3&CBSSS l3fj3D Mr. and Mrs. Loran Cloward went to Orem Thursday where they spent a couple of nights with their daughter, Mr and Mrs. Justin Fuell and family. On Friday evening they all attended the wedding reception in Provo for their son Dar Cloward and his bride Rosemary Koffbrd. Mr. and Mrs. Adell Nelson of St. George are spending a week with her parents the G. B. Workman's to help resume duties, taking care of her mother is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pratt and three children are spending a two weeks vacation trip to Old Mexico. Miss Mavle Dye the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Dye who is employed in Salt Lake left by plan for a six week tour with the foreign language league, she is the assltant principal, they will tour England, Paris, Rome, Switzerland and Amsterdam. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Peterson went to Salt Lake Tuesday to spend the night with their daughter, the Lyle Pickups and pick up another daughter at the air port, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Peterson who have been in Illinois the past five months. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crozler became parents of a baby girl born, July 1, at the Roosevelt hospital, the grandparents are Mr. and Sirs. Charles Crozler of Keola. Sir . and Sirs. Dellis Spencer went NEW HOOVER Convertible UR were present. Mrs. Vona Houtz and two boys spent the weekend In Salt lake. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee spent Sunday at Flaming Gorge with the John Horns from California. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Horrocks and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Travis Nellson spent Sunday at Paradise Park. Mr. and Mrs. John Horn and son Billy and girl friend, Riverside, Calif, spent two weeks at Flaming Gorge and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee. They also visited other friends here. Mrs. Thelma Lamb accompanied her son to Southern Utah where she visited with her mother Mrs. Louise Brlnkeroff during the weekend. Ray Perry, Salt Lake, visited his parents, the Floyd Perrys over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Blrtchell are parents of a baby boy born June 18 at Roosevelt. The Blrtchells have one other boy. Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison and his parents at Roosevelt are the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Kump and Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Taylor returned home Saturday from a vacation at Bryces, and Zlons canyons. They also visited at Page, Arlz. Tom Martin, who has been going to the BYU at Provo is home visiting his Mr. and Mrs. George Bigelow received word of a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guthrie (Saundra Kay) at Ogden The little miss weighted 5 June 20. Saundra Kay is the daughter of Mr. lbs, and Mrs. Orvel Hulllnger of Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. George Bigelow and Miss Harvey Hulllnger of Salt Lake are the great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davis and children, Moab, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rich over the weekend and also enjoyed fishing at Paradise park. Their daughter, Valenia, who has been visiting her grandparents for the past month, accompanied them home. Mrs. Lavar Anderson and children, Murray, visited her grandmother, Mrs. Mae Sprouse, and the Golden Winns during the week. Mr. and Mrs, Chuck Taylor enjoyed a birthday dinner, Wednesday night for their son in law, Clyde Collins at Ballard. Louise Alexander, Hayward, Mrs. Calif., visited at the home of Jerry Rich during the week, Mrs. Alexander Is a sister in law to the Jerry Rlchs. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Rasmussen left during the week for Ogden to visit their children that live there and attend the wedding reception of their son, Ray and Carolyn Gardner, June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rasmussen and . children, Seattle, Wash, are visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Warburton and family and his parents, the Rulon Rasmussens and will attend the wedding Fry -- 122-32- Roosevelt Sandy. Ute Tribe looking for float design UBIC Ideas are being sought from the artistic members of the Ute Tribe for the 1969 UBIC Ute Tribal float Anyone Interested who would like to enter a sketch please contact Irene C. Cuch. A $10 cash award will be given to the winner. Selection will be made' by the Tribal Business Committee. The deadline for entries is July 14. Pork Chops Sterling Economical Skinless Family Weiners Pack lb. 37 to Salt Lake Friday where he had a check up with his physician and also took care of some business. Eunice Pratt went with them and is spending a month in the city and neighboring places with her re- latives. Charles Mar den Spencer, son of the Boneless Pot Roast Choice Choice Tender Swiss Steaks Always Fresh Ground Beef It's Freshly Ground U.S.D.A. Keef II.S.D.A. Dellis Spencers boarded the plane Monday morning in Salt Lake and left for Fort LeonardWood, Mo. where he will take his training for the service. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Smith attended a John Merkley reunion in Whlterocks on Thursday, June 26, and a W. D. Smith family reunion In Whlterocks Saturday An open house and a Elbert morning. Smith family reunion was held Saturday June 27 and 28. The family of Elbert Smith gathered at the gym in Whlterocks Friday for a reunion. Those attending were Chester E. Smith and family, Tabiona, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Christensen and family, El monte, Calif; Ralph L. Bates, Orson Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gauden, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crozler and family all of California. The Robert L. Burton family of Wells, Kev. Their were 53 members in all at the reunion. The open house was held at the Smith home In Keola. the Basin, In Survivors b. Safeway Stores Angel Food Open Cakes All Day Friday, Mrs. GET Pineapple Paper Napkins Mayonnaise Niblets Corn Paper Plates Skylark Buns I 5 1 4 $1 M.C.P. Strawberries Orange Juice .t'T.lT'c.-i- n M M 12'l 3 59 26 HamsC." Hormel or Morrell'i 1 5M 6 M - 89' j0 CQ Steaks Chuck lb. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef I 69 Red Ripe Watermelons Peacock Variety o 3 Cantaloupes Fancy Peaches Red Radishes Red Potatoes 10 Green Cabbage Seedless Grapes 69 for jumbos California Rod Havtn lb. Freestones or Green Onions Homo Grown U.S. No. 1 Now Crop Frozen Dessert lucerne Ice Milk Vanilla. Tripla Treat, Chocolate Marble, Caramel, Chocolate. Strawberry 1 3 pk- -- 2-- 1.89 Fancy Oranges Yellow Onions Valonciat lb. 10 33 8 88' 344 lb. lb. bag -- U.S. No. Mild 1 5-6- 8 bag Now Crop Thompson California 24 largo bunch U.S. No. I, Crisp Solid Hoads ?. 61 French Fries XES1Hash Browns Miro-Cur- o California I0-- 51 PeasXSX. Fruit DrinksX.. - Canned Vino Riponod Lemonade Green or Armoure 39' BUYS1 ! Bor-- (Sava, too, on processing of other kind of film!) Wright's Scotch Troat 12-o- Sliced Bacon Pick up ynur copy of epcriel envelope with heieieoupaae. It's free. The muneyaeviim rnvelapee ere offend to introduce you to the feet, top quality, new Safeway Photo Service. Shop For The Long Weekend FROZEN! OFF ON PROCESSING Price Effective Wedneiday July 2nd Thru Saturday, July 5lh I 50 K0DAC0L0R FILM July 4th She mar- Leland Henry Snyder, ov Include her Mr. Snyder husband, sons and daughters. Lloyd E. Yuma, Arlz.; Don C., Cedar City; Glen H., Provo; Mrs. Earl (Sadie) Knight, Salt Lake, 22 grandchildren and three Also brothers and sisters, George Rhoades, Vernal; Roy Rhoades, Myton; Wilbert Rhoades, Blythe, Calif.; Mrs. Cells (Flora) Winn, Vernal. Friends may call at the Olpln Mortuary in Roosevelt 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at the Myton church one hour prior to services. Burial will be in tlie Myton city 8 Prescott, Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Francis LDS Ward and burial was in the Francis cemetery. a SAVES WORK. 55-8- Frankfurters llie Cut-U- p 6 Cut Green Beans Mixed VegetablesMrni.6 carry disposable bags for all cleaners. reception of his brother, Ray at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Acel Thacker, Orem, announce the arrival of a baby girl born June 25. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Angus and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thacker, Vernal and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Kump are great grandparents as well as Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thacker, Vernal. Kathryn Taylor, Tooele, has been her grandmother, Mrs. Mary visiting Jarrell and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Taylor. She is also a niece of Clyde Jarrell. Mil-t- on E. Fenn July 2, 1919 in Duchesne. She was a rnemlwr of the LDS Church. S urvt vors include her husltand, Roosons sevelt, Mrs. Fenn and daughters, Lyle Milton, Torrence, Calif.; Devan E., Mrs. Byron-(ClarMarie) Bowden, both Roosevelt; Mrs. Spencer (Helen LaVern) Larsen, Magna, Mother, San Francisco, Calif; 15 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Earl, Mrs. Erma Pace, both Vernal; Mrs. Nels (Pearl) Allen, Grass Valley, Calif.; Aaron, Salt Lake; Ivan, Boyd, Mrs. Don (Zola) Jones, all San Francisco. Funeral services were conducted by bishop Wendell Freston, prayer at the mortuary by Floyd Labrum, invocation by Kay Labrum. There were remarks by Bishop Freston and Willard Day and James Bacon were speakers. Musical numbers were a solo by Dorothy Luck, a duet by Clarln Ashby and Dr. Ted Stilson. The closing prayer was given by Norman Fenn. Burial was in the Roosevelt cemetery. Lyn Johnson dedicated the grave. Pallbearers were grandsons, Manfred Nielsen, John David Andrews, Norman Dye, Ronnie Fenn and David Stevens. poultry purchased by Soltwiy Km b n Inspected by lha USOA Grade A life attachments. lie i married AN SAVES TIME. Large throwsway bag Wo I She was born March 13, 1903 in MouDell, Uintah County, a daughter of John George and Cora Luel-l- a Johnson She Labrum. ntain Whole Fryers Concentrated cans $1) (6 Two apood motor g'vos 50b more suction with medical care. ness. Word has been received of the death of a former Roosevelt resident, WUiiani Dell Dugdale, 34, who died June22atTempiute ' Nev. of a heart ailment. He was born Sept. 2, 1934 in Woodland Summit County to Oliver J. and Evelyn Prescott Dugdale. He married Jackie Greenhalgh Sept 2, 1955, They were divorced. He was a racing Jockey, Survivors Include his daughter, Kim Los Angeles, Calif.; mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Nile Glnes, Midvale brothers and sisters, Gary Ferndale' Wash.; Robert, Green River, Emery County; Brad Glnes, Us Vegas, Nev. ; Rob Glnes, Los Angeles; Mrs. W. W. (Mary) Edmunds, Price; Mrs, Paul (Dixie Lyn) Heath, Ely, Nev.; grandmother, Mrs. Ne- U.S.D.A. Grade A May 29, 1924. She had lived most of her needs changing less often. Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Huff went to Salt Lake Monday. Mr. Huff went there for Fresh Fryers Qulta Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hansen, Seattle, Wash., flew to Salt Lake and her grandparents met her and brought her to Lapoint to visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza- - des. ried longer. Mrs. William Chandler last week, and helping them with new rugs in their home. Jess Jensen went to Salt Lake last week to see his physician. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barney and family, Salt Lake, were weekend guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall took their son Robert Jr. to Salt Lake Friday. They visited with relatives before Robert Jr. boarded the plane Sunday morning. He is being sent to Vietnam. A wedding reception was held at the Ballard ward chapel Saturday night, June 21, honoring Denese Rogers and Michael Wlddison. There was also a reception Thursday night at Rose Park. The young couple are spending their honeymoon in served. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Second Ward chapel for Ella LaVern Labruin Fenn, 66, who died June 25 in a Roosevelt hospital after a long ill- William D. Dugdale dies in Nevada city BYU. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Presbyterian church at Myton for Mrs. Lenora (Nora) Jane Rhoades Snyder, 65, who died June 30 in the Cottonwood hospital of complications following surgery. She was born July 11, 1903 in Lake Point, Tooele County to Henry Theodore and Margaret Wright Rhoa- SAVES MONEY. Beals, as It sweeps, as It cleans. ..carpets last Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shiner and child- ren from Salt Lake were weekend guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jess Jensen. Thomas Chandler, Salt Lake, was visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and the Lee Mechams over the weekend. She has been going to school at BYU in Provo the past winter. Her mother and sister, Arlene, took her to Provo Sunday where she will go to summer school at services set Thursday Phone CEEEDS? CUZB Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin who have been living In Sprlngvllle have moved back to Lapoint to live. The DUP quilted a quilt at the home of Mrs. Alice L. Angus Tuesday. Nine ladles were present. Refreshments were parents for the summer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin. Mrs. Velda Fillerups of Salt Lake, visited over the weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Perry, and borhter, Rulon and Merrill Rasmussen. Linda Mecham visited her parents, Lenora Snyder funeral ONLY Funeral services held for LaVern Fenn a cast. t who beth Harrison and other relatives for a month. Mrs. O. Dean Cox had the misfortune to slip and fall and sprain her arm during the week. She has had her arm in Prim Effective Tedey Thru Saturday lb. bag |
