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Show THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER November 15, 1963 Page Three Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Legion Auxiliary Frank Bowman of Tooele will be in charge of the Sunday morning services at the Eureka Methodist Church. The Eclicvar-riet- a service will be at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School will be at the regularly scheduled hour, 10:00 a.m. Supt. Roger Banghart will conduct. and three children of Chrystal Bay, Nevada, were in town last week visiting with friends. plans yule party The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting Monday at the Memorial Building. President Margaret Hyde presided. t, A new member, Leah was welcomed into the organization. After the routine business had been concluded, plans were made for the Christmas party, to be held Monday, Dec. 9. A turkey dinner will be served, and members will exchange gifts. All members are asked to attend, as a pleasant evening is in store for all those attending. The members voted to send a gift of money to the Gift Shop at the Veterans Hospital, for a veteran to purchase Christmas gifts for a loved one. One of the projects for the holiday season is to completely outfit a forgotten veteran. This is a project carried on by the auxiliary for the past few years, and is certainly a commendable one. At the conclusion of the business session, a social hour was enjoyed, with Bingo and 500 furnishing the entertainment. The Bingo was won by lone Ryan and Virginia Bradford won the 500 prize, and the raffle by Mildred Davis. Gar-bet- John Wallace, presPREPARE FOR GRAND OPENING ident of the United Park City Mines Company, developers of the new Treasure Mountains resort at Park City, Inspects one of the gondola cabins at the nearly completed lower terminal of the gondola lift The grand opening of the new $3,000,000 Treasure Mountains Ski Center is scheduled for Saturday, December 14, marked by appropriate festivities. DUP Club talk Columbia Rebekah Columbia Rebekah Lodge No. 2, met in regular session on Thursday evening of last week. Vice Grand Colleen McNulty presided at the meeting. A routine business session was disposed of and plans made for future activities. Cards were dispensed with, and prizes were drawn for, with Alliene Farren and Anna Franks drawing the winning cards. Tasty refreshments were served by the hostess for the evening, Mrs. Colleen McNulty. Miner's Auxiliary Miners Union Auxiliary met last Wednesday evening in the Miner's Union Hall, with President Ellen Eataugh conducting. After the regular business of the evening had been taken care of, Bingo was enjoyed. Prizes were won by Mrs. Alliene Farren, Mrs. lone Ryan and Mrs. Elva Webb. Hostesses for the meeting were Mildred Davis and Virginia Bradford. They served a tasty lunch. Honors husband Mrs. Jerald Carlson entertained at a family dinner on Sunday, honoring her husband on his birthday anniversary. Attending the nicely planned dinner were Mr. and Mrs. William Eastwood and family; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Laird and family; and Arnie and Rex Carlson. Wendy Nelson, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Nelson of Pay-so- n, spent the weekend here with her grandmother, Mrs. Florence Gillespie. Mrs. Nelson came to Eureka on Sunday and her daughter returned home with her. Another guest on Sunday and Monday at the Gillespies was Bob Gillespie of Salt Lake City. meeting held The Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Wednesday afternoon in the Memorial Building, with Captain Nellie Laird in charge. Two new members joined the organization, Celes-ti- a and Ellen Eataugh, who were welcomed by Mrs. Laird. A short business session was held, and the group adjourned early in order that they might attend the W. S. C. S. Bazaar. and Mrs. Jim Jensen Salt Lake City, are the proud parents of a baby daughter, bom Nov. 2nd in Mr. of the Holy Cross Hospital. The very welcome little daughter checked in at 6 pounds, 1 oz., and will be named Teresa Lynn. She has a big sister, 3 year-ol- d Stephanie, who is over thrilled the new addition to the family circle. Mother is the former Ann Roberts, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts of Eureka, who are more than willing to spread the good news. Other happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen of Springville. Firemen feted in Santaquin Utah-Jua- b . Fire Department held a regular Association meeting in Santaquin on Saturday evening. The host department served a delicious lunch, and entertainment was presented. Those from Mammoth attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. James Toone, Richard Erickson and Kathy Allman. 31 r. and Mrs. Leslie Randle were in Nephi on Sunday visiting with his mother, Mrs. Ada Randle. Unique ...for Christmas The truly different Christmas gift is 'Treasure House of the Nation," the first history of mining In Utah. This e book was edited and profusely illustrated, published by the Utah State Historical Society. To order yours by mail postpaid, send check or money order for $2.25 per copy to: 150-pag- MINING CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE 820 Kearns Building Salt Lake City, Utah i CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks and ap- preciation to all my friends and relatives, who were so kind and thoughtful during my stay in the Utah Valley Hospital. To all those who called on me at the hospital, for the cards and letters expressing good wishes for my recovery, and for the lovely flowers. I extend my grateful thanks. Mrs. Roy Gourley & Family The latest word in comfort Suits CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all KUPPENI-IEIME- R those who were thoughtful in our recent bereavement, the death of a brother, Al- with len Ivey. To all those who sent cards, letters and for the beautiful floral offerings I extend my sincere thanks and appreciation. To "comfort" add the word confidence." No-bchave a hidden, inner clastic waistband that holds your trousers up, keeps your shirt in, makes you feel pounds slimmer, look years trimmer. Theyre everKreascd, too. No wonder a Kuppcnhcimcr is such SuP-Pan- lt Sirs. Myrtle Theriault CARD OF THANKS A sincere thank you is extended to all those who assisted in any way, to make the WSCS Bazaar such a financial success. Without the assistance of so many townspeople such an outstanding success would not have been possible. Thanks is extended to those who donated food, hand work and to all those who patronized the Bazaar. Alliene Farren, President Women's Society Christian Service ts a pleasure I sssa THE AVW KUPPENHEIMER LOOK IS THE CONFIDENT LOOK Mr. Hamilton I.ninl and "vt HOOVERS Mrs. Heber Cushing were in Salt Lake on Friday, attending the fall luncheon sponsored by the Ladies of Elks of the Salt Lake lodge. They met Mrs.Frank Page in the city and she accompanied them to the luncheon. 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