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Show i FAIR- VIEW j : FA I It VIEW The eniru Nou club ieu Friday, March 21 at the home f .Mrs. K'lytlie Gailey. Lunch svas erved at tsso p. m. The afternoon as spent playing pinochle. High core svas won by Mrs. Donna Gil-eit Gil-eit and loss- score was won by Irs. Oneta Hyde. Primary conference was held Sunday night. A very enjoyable rogram svas presented by the ohil-:ren. ohil-:ren. Mrs. Reva Wilson svas sus-aineii sus-aineii as president of the Primary ,-ith Mrs. Orpha Smith and Mrs. ineta Hyde as counselors. Zelma Vhitehead, Mildred Whittle and ,'era Cole of the stake board were .resent. Lucy Egbert gave the five minute :ilk in Sunday School Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gailey at-ended at-ended the Gailey family reunion t Kaysville last sveek. S. B. Inglet accompanied Charles iOsa of Weston on a trip through regon and California. They plan o he, gone for some time. Scout patrol meeting was held it the home of James Bodily Mon-ay Mon-ay evening. Many Fairviesv people attended she pageant "The Promised Land" t Logan, Utah, this week. P. T. A. meeting was held Fri-'.ay Fri-'.ay evening in the recreation hall. Flans for remodeling the Fairview school building were discusped. A musical number was given by Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Knudsen. Claude n.-uskes was elected president of he P.T.A. A dance was held after the meeting. meet-ing. M13. Vera Coie held a musical recital at the home of Mrs. James Cottle Sund;.1 r.t 3 p. m. Fourteen students were present. kites Ccl een Cottle, daughter of Fr. and Mrs. J.jnes Cottle spent the week-end at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Beckstcad of Preston Mrs. Charles Cilbert entertained at a party Thursday, March 20. A delicious three course dinner was served. The St. Patrick's motif was carried out. Those present were Mrs. Roxy Bronson, Mrs. Helen Rawlings, Mrs. Eleanor Bodily, Mrs. Bertha Whittle, Whit-tle, Mrs. Cora Baird, Mrs. Carrie Hall, Mrs. Harriet Hall, Mrs. Mary Inglet, end Mrs. Nina Fifield. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cherry attended at-tended the funeral of Austin Hyde at Rupert Saturday. Mrs. Bernetta Smith entertained her Beehive class at a candy pull Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Bowles and family spent Sunday at Malad. The Relief Society's temple excursion ex-cursion day is set for Friday, March 28. |
