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Show CANNONVILLE BY MAE TWTTCIIELL It hasn't been more than a week ago wo were all complaining about the cold weather now we are all complaining about how hot it is, so , goes life, you can't please ; everyone. Mrs. Gwen Henderson and son Chucky are visiting her i parents Bp. and Mrs. C. Angus Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Eugen Graff and family are here visiting Mary's sister Bonnie Nelson and Eugene's father Sam Graff. Max Willis also of Cal-ifomia is visiting his sister Bonnie. Kenneth Clark is home on furlough visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson of Provo visited the Doyle Clarks Thursday. Jack Nelson and Wayne Reynolds celebrated birthdays on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Shep-pard are at the Vaughn Twlt-chells. Friday, Vaughn, Ly-man, Ronald, Dickie, Garry, LaMar and Bumell went to Deer Lake for the opening o? fishing season. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hughes and family, Ho-bart Feltner, Byron and Mike Davies spent the opening at Willow Bottoms. Bp. C. Angus Baldwin went to Provo to see "Sand in Their Shoes" and then went on to Salt Lake and Ogden on business. Clele Fletcher went to Salt Lake on school business and then on to Logan to get daughter Annabelle from col lege. Other college students home are Myrna Fletcher and Mike Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Fletcher visited his mother at Junction Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Twltchell, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Twitchell, Glenda Feltner and Mandy Fletcher attended funeral services for Aunt Liz Twitchell at Delta Monday. Word was received of a baby girl born to the Mazel Littleflelds of Las Vegas (former Dcanna Henderson). The Marion Clarks little granddaughter, Christine Sud- weeks, 5, fell off a table at her mother's home in Salt Lake and broke her arm; father Weldon Sudweeks is in Oakland, Calif. Youth Fireside was held at the home of Judy Twitchell. Mr. Jerald Johansen was the speaker. We are going to miss him, they will be making their home in Provo. Thought for a day from Country Sage, I wish our young people could learn the joy of watching a sunrise without having it remind them that they are out too late. |