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Show iwtm. March 2, 1962 N THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Two ,MMI Iitrka 2U$mrt?r PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT EUREKA, UTAH Printed By ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Sprlngvllle, Utah Alexander Blight returned to Eureka late last Saturday evening after attending the annual convention of the American Association of School Administrators at Atlantic City, New Jersey. While the wegther was terrible all th time he was at the convention and a terrific storm covered the United States during his coming and going, he reports a most successful convention. Every state in the union and many foreign countries sent delegates to swell the registration to a figure in an excess of 20,700. All the leading manufacturers set up displays to show the educators the very latest in educational equipment and many national figures addressed the general sessions. Utah was represented by 40 educators. Mr. Blight made the trip.by train. . matter February 10 1948, at the Entered an second-clas- s post office, Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription In Advance, Per Year, $4.00; Per Copy, 10c. a Publisher HARRISON CONOVER : MANILA BROWN Editor WOODROW WEIGHT Manager MRS. wet.t.ic COFFEY Correspondent Member: UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Superintendent home from East NA- TIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION WEEKLY NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES, INC. -- S-- T happenings Funeral services were conA Hawaiian Luau type enducted at the LDS church in tertainment will be held at the Eureka with Bishop Clarence Stake Center on March 24. A in was Burial Hogan presiding. special Hawaiian' program is Provo cemetery. to be imported here from the old-tiwas ache to a heart BYU Hawaiian entertainment It residents to see building department, and unusual varafter building being torn down iety program numbers also in this city, especially those in from gifted entertainers from ' the Bountiful area. the business district. The latest one being the BulThe event is to be held as lion Beck, one of the oldest in a means of bringing our stake the camp, which had a history House closer to its dedication Loo long for mention! It .was foods will date. ' Cafeteria a landmark and within a short be served and a type complete eventime nothing would be left but is of fun ing promised. Be groung upon which it stood. sure to circle March 24 on The building was purchased your calendar. by a Salt Lake concern. Another event of special fun A work of art was an airwas the Sports Carnival held plane carrier on display in the in our stake on Saturday evenwindow of the Jones Coal Co. ing. A good crowd was in atIt was a replica of the latest tendance. and most modem design. It was The stake play, No Room constructed in detail in less Byrl, scheduled for March than two feet in length. The for 9 and 19 at the Stake Center, model was made by Lynn to be a fine enterJones, son of Mr. and Mrs. promises Heber Jones, who for several tainment On Saturday, March 3, the months had been confined to his MIA Fantasy-Land- " Dance bed with sickness. will be held in our stake Center Cultural Hall. Nebo Stake will join our stake in the festivities. A floor show will be Probate and presented and a lovely winter scene will be spotlighted. A Notices Guardianship special orchestra will, provide Consult County Clark or the the dance music. The dance, for Respective Signers will begin at 8 p.m., and close Further Information at 11:00 p.m. All over, 14 years are invited to attend. FORFEITURE NOTICE On Friday, March 2, at 7:30 To Tim OBrien, his heirs and p.m. officers and members of assigns: You are hereby notified that the Stake High Priests Quowill act as hosts at a speI have expended from January rum cial entertainment at the Stake 1, 1913 to September 1, 1961, Center. All members of the Thirty-Fiv- e Hundred ($3500 00) Melchlzedek Priesthood and Dollars in Labor and Improvements upon the ELLA LODE their partners are invited to atMINING CLAIM situate in the tend. Widows of these groups as. special Tintic Mining District, County are also invited loof Juab, State of Utah, the guests. Delightful entertaincation certificate of which is ment for the evening will be found on record in Book S, by the Polynesian Group from Page 313 in the office of the the BYU. Light refreshments Recorder of said County, in orwill be served. der to hold said claim under Miss Sheila Potts, who is emthe provisions of U.S.C. Tit. 30, Sec. 28, and the amendments ployed In Salt Lake City, was lathereto concerning annual home over the weekend spendbor upon mining claims, being ing the time with her parents, the amount required to hold Mr. and Mrs. Earl Potts. said lode for the period ending on the 1st day of September, WANTED 1961. And if, within ninety (90) days from the personal HOUSEWORK, baby sitting and other household duties. service of this notice, or within Call Mrs. Bernice Anderson, ninety days after the publicaM2 or refuse tion thereof, you fail to contribute your proportion MAN: Good Sell Opening. of such expenditure as a coIn Products Juab Rawleigh owner, which amounts to SevYear County. around, steady enteen Hundred Fifty Dollars work; good profits. Write ($1,750.00, your interest in the Rawleigh Dept. claim will become the property Denver, Colo. m30p of the subscriber, your who has made a required exLAIRD'S MARKET penditure by the terms of said Fresh Meats, Groe Dally section. Products and Produce. ELLA H. SULLIVAN. Published In Eureka ReporFrozen Foods ter 13 consecutive weeks from Delivery March 2, 19C2 to May 25, 1962 8 Phone me . Legal Notices 433-686- 3. UTC-150-1- co-own-- er, Tues.-Thurs.-S433-680- Inclusive. at 37 Methodist church news notes Dr. Robert Runnells of Salt Lake City will have charge of the Sunday morning services at Eureka Methodist Church March the newest Pretty Polly Fillmore has a balancing act farm fertility concept which offers western fanners a way to lake the guesswork out of fertilizer applications, local commercial fertilizer businessmen will hear about new "well balanced" fertility plans and latest crop research studies at a regional dinner meeting scheduled later this month. Polly's a secretary in U. S. Steel's Coal Chemicals Division office in Salt Lake City. 4. Sunday, Sunday School will be at the regular time, 10 a.m. followed by the LDS Eureka ward church service at 11a.m. Denton Bartschi conducted The usual pot luck luncheon the Sunday evening services will not be served this Sun' to due lack of heat in the at the Eureka LDS ward chapday el. The opening prayer was by Memorial Building. Duane Garbett. Music for .the The Methodist Youth Fellow- ship was officially reorganized Wednesday night at a meeting held at the parsonage. Dora Randle was appointed leader with Rev. Tanner and Patricia Brady assisting. Meeting will be held Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at the parsonage. Methodist Church Official Board met Sunday afternoon lat the church and among other plans brought before the meeting, tentative plans were made to make a passage way from the church into the building at the back of the church, which will be used for educational and recreational purposes during the summer months. OES Chapter makes Cancer bandages Members of Tintic Chapter No. 18, OES, met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Alex Blight They spent the evening sewing on cancer bandages for the Cancer Center in Salt Lake City. After the sewing session, Mrs. Blight served' refreshments to Patricia Brady, Agnes Anderson, Elysabeth Frank Marion Nash, Rowena Hanks and LaVon Ryan. Modern Mrs.club enjoys bridge Mrs. Darrell Franks was hostess to the Modem Mrs.' Club at her home Tuesday evening. Bridge was the evening's diversion and high score was won by Mrs. Frank McCabe; other prizes by Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Curtis Butler. After cards Mrs. Franks served tasty refreshments to those named and to Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mrs. Jerald Drussell, Mrs. Joe Bernini and a special guest Mrs. Roger Banghart. Bad-ertsch- evening was under direction of Judy Neaf at the organ, and Mayme Wirthlin as chorister. Velma Phillips was sustained as second counselor in the Primary; Janette Hyde as Primary choriter; Dennis Bate, as YMMIA chorister; Ronald Bird as Drama and Speech Director. The Sacrament was passed by Jerry Sanderson, Ronald Bird, Kirk Drussell, Kent Bigler and Eric Stapley. Two speakers, Roger Redmond and Richard Webb talked on the life of Joseph Smith. The Benediction was by Lee Bird. Several members of Tintic Chapter No. 18, OES made a trip to Salt Lake City last Thursday, where they attended the Institution of the new Mt. Olympus Chapter. The ceremony was held in the Ma-- sonic Temple. Those making the trip were Marion Nash, Rowena Hanks, Pansy Trelor, Ethel Brenton and Elysabeth Franke. Home Crafts club sews, visits The Home Crafts Club met last Friday afternoon at the . home of Mrs. Minnie Painter. A delicious luncheon was served at 1 p.m. followed by an afterxfoon of sewing and visiting. Mlm Judy Iae Greenhalgh 1 Members attending were Mrs. who is employed in Salt Lake Georgia Laird, Mrs. Florence City, spent the weekend here Fields, Mrs. Joan Dale and with her parents. Mrs. Bessie Toone. YOUR GOOD HEALTH by Noah Medical H. Sloan, M.D. Director. Allstate Insurance Companies COLD SORES Cold sores (herpes simplex) are not only painful but unsightly inasmuch as they most commonly occur about the mouth or on the lips. Unfortunately, there is little that can be done about them except to try to relieve the discomfort until they go away. This usually takes a week to 10 days. Cold sores are caused by a virus which most people probably have harbored since some infec- - er How is it possible to expect mankind to take advice when they will not so much as take warning? Jonathan Swift OES members go to Salt Lake triggers these local outbreaks. It may be local irritation, another illness with fever, menstruation, emotional upset, or a certain food. Sometimes no cause is ap- parent at all. Cold sores can occur on many parts of the body. They may appear in the mouth (canker sores) , eyes, genitalia, trunk or extreme-tie- s. . There are two considerations in treating cold sores: to relieve the burning, itching and tingling sensation which accompanies them; and to prevent secondary infection when the sore is broken open. tious disease of childhood. While the natural body defense mechanism blocks recurrence of the general infection, this aggravating little virus sometimes weeks out In a local eruption. No ope knows specifically what Discomfort of external cold sores around the mouth and lips can be relieved by daubing the sores With cotton soaked in alcohol or by applying spirits of camphor. Most cold sore remedies available at drug stores have camphor as the basic Ingredient. Only a physician should treat eruptions elsewhere on the body, particularly the eyes. If secondary infection is suspected, consult ywf doctor at pipe. |
