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Show November 22, 1963 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Three n Thanksgiving Day Mass Mass of Thanksgiving will b e celebrated Thanksgiving morning at 9 a.m., in St. Pat rick's Catholic Church. Father Daz, pastor of St. Patrick's, extends an invitation to the general public to attend the Thanksgiving Day Mass. LDS Church Services Duane Garbett conducted the Sunday evening services at the Eureka LDS Ward. The music was by Mayme Wirthlin at the organ and Faye Ryan conducting. The invocation was given by Richard Webb. The Relief Society Singing Mothers sang the sacrament song. Individual Awards were presented to the MIA girls for their attendance and work accomplished during the year. Jan Phillips was given a award; Susan Sanderson and Carol Webb, 2nd year awards; Gaye Phillips, Elizabeth Castleton and Peggy Sparrow, 3rd year awards; Paone-ye- ar tricia Boswell, JaNette Hyde and Gloria Castleton, 4th year awards; Ruth Potts was given Individual Award. an The awards were presented by the president of the YWMIA organization, Rachael Long. Speaker for the evening was Richard J. Rasmussen of Fountain Green. He also sang the closing song with the Singing Mothers. The benediction was given by Kent Bigler. 8-y- ear Dish towels should be dried out of doors occasionally. Sun and fresh air help to "sweeten . and fluff them. up. Pasteurized process cheese is a blend of aged and fresh natural . cheese, shredded, mixed and heated. Ladies of Elks met Tuesday evening in the Elks Club rooms with President Leona Laird presiding. A routine business session was disposed of, and tentative plans were made for the Christmas Party to be held Dec. 17. A social hour was enjoyed, with Bridge furnishing the entertainment. High score was won by Mrs. Laird, the all-cby Mrs. MarJean Finch, and the raffle by Thelda Eastwood. Tasty refreshments were served by the hostess for the evening, Mrs. Leona Franks. ut 500 Of interest to many Eure-kaand former residents is the announcement of the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Art Sheldon of Butte, Montana. The little boy was bom November 14 and weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. and will be named Michael John. The newcomer has a sister, Julie, who is happy over the new addition to the family. Mrs. Sheldon is the former Maureen Smith, daughter of Mrs. Irene Smith of Sacramento, Calif., a former resident of Eureka. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. ns Indies of Elks Club Mrs. Dick Laird was hostess to the "500" Club at her home on Wednesday evning of last week. In the card playing, the high score was won by Mrs. Max Berry, the all-cby Mrs. Bart Ryan, and the consolation by Mrs. Don Hopes. At the conclusion of the card games, the evening was turned into a birthday celebration for Mrs. Bob Robinson. She was presented with a beautiful cake and a gift by club members. A delicious lunch was served to those named and to Mrs. Fred Laird, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. Joseph Wahlberg, Mrs. William Eastwood, and the new member, Mrs. David Garbett, Jr., who was wlcomed into the club by the members. ut Mrs. Roy Gourley, Mrs. Norman Schow, and the special guests, Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mrs. George Gillespie and Mrs. Dick Garbett. High score was won by Mrs. Laird, the all-cby Mrs. consolation the and Swensen by Mrs. Wall. Enlistees may choose area to serve stint ut Afternoon "500 Mrs. Ada Sorensen entertained the "500 Club last Thursday afternoon at Lucille's Lounge. The members enjoyed luncheon at 1:00 p.m., followed by an afternoon a delicious of cards. Members attending were Mrs. Lucille Hansen, Mrs. Dora Rose, Mrs. Lilly Erickson, Mrs. Leah Aitken, and Mrs. Gertie Hannifin. High score was won by Mrs. Hansen, 2nd high, Mrs. Rose; cut, Mrs. Erickson and the consolation by Mrs. Aitken. two-year-o- ld The United States Army Recruiting Service has openings for decisive young men and women who know what they want, in todays modem army. Under the armys "choice, not Chance program, they will receive a guarantee in wrltting prior to enlistment in any of the following options: 4 oversea areas, 8 occupational areas or one of the 107 technical school courses that are currently available. Also available is the choice of an area in the United States or the chance of doing something more exciting in airborne, special forces or army Entre Nous Mrs. Marion Nash was hostess to the Entre Nous Literary Club last Wednesday evening. The book review, The Moon The edible bud of the palmetto palm of southeastern U. S. is said to have the flavor of young cabbage. Kate Sheldon of Butte. Officials attend Lodge No. 85 Elks Hamilton Laird, Joseph Bernini, Richard Laird and Tom Ryncarson drove to Salt Lake City last Wednesday evening and attended regular meeting o fthe Salt Lake Elk Lodge The lodge was celebrating the Diamond Jubilee anniversary of the Elks Lodge in No. 85- - Utah. Along with the regular meeting special initiation ceremonies were conducted for 235 candidates who were initiated during the evening. It was the largest class evtr to be initiated in Utah. Spinners by Mary Stewart, was given by Mrs. Laura McKeep your sense of humor. It of Mrs. Paul The followed discussion Gourley. A high is a persons best weapon Intyre. the review, which was much score was won by Mrs. Richagainst being bored or boring. ard Garbett, the cut by Mrs. enjoyed by the members. Mrs. Nash served delicious Kay Cushing, and the consolaCanasta Club refreshments to members, Mrs. tion by Mrs. Richard Stapley. Mrs. Richard Bate was hostAgnes Anderson, Mrs. Winona At the conclusion of the ess to the Canaster" Club last Thomas, Mrs. LaVon Ryan, card games, the hostess served Wednesday evening at her Mrs. Maude McIntyre, Mrs. a tasty lunch to those d horn. Virginia Randle, Mrs. Earlean and to Mrs. Terry Kay, After enjoying several Gear, Mrs. Jackie Banghart, ' the Mrs. of hostess Mrs. Mabel Butler and games Canasta, Mrs. Richard Willett, Mrs. Max served a tasty lunch to memMcIntyre. Sorensen, Mrs. Dan Lucas, bers, Mrs. Eugene Laird, Mrs. Mrs. Myron Carpenter and a Arnold Swensn, Mrs. Don Wall, "500 Club Mrs. Kay Sorensen, Mrs. RonThe 500 Club met last special guest, Mrs. Howard Mrs. ald Nelson, Ruby Atherly, Thursday evening at the home Greenhalgh. i men-tion- Beit Sloppet? (AicwldV ITS THOSE CLIPPINGS IN YOUR HAND! It s a fact that American women are the most qualified shoppers in the world. 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