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Show W' Millard County Chronicle Delta, Ut., Thurs. July 29.1948 Mrs. Hugh Ivie and family, and Miss Nelda Roundy, are visiting in Ruth and Ely, Nevada, this week. - Mrs. Lucile s". Mrs. Pearl paynties ert, from Los AnRele, V?- re visiting at the '"V, Mrs. Frank Black meofMr.anj Mr. and Mrs. sons L10V(J p Jimmy and a ver City, California, a?hromC Deseret with friends llnS k Mr. and Mrs. Henrv TV Mr. and Mrs. Jack WebhSnUp ed the Bradfield reunt ' a,lei Lake City, Sunday m" m Sal, Christensen also m0 .An. with them, to visit Rav ' is ill in the LDS hospital ,! Mr. and Mrs. Darwin made a trip to Salt I m,V.Ba ' Mr, Ua Hansen visited over the wepkoL ' home of Mrs. Norma Han' lh? girls. Loa Rose Hansen rl? with her grandmother L Ur"! in Fillmore. ' a visit Temple Rites Unite Couple Mr. and Mrs. Parley L. Roper, of Oak City, announce the marriage !of their daughter, Betty Jane, to Mr. Eugene W. Morris, son of Pres-ident Harold R. Morris, of Hinckley. The marriage took place July 16, in the Manti temple, with many friends and members of the family there to witness the ceremony. Fo-llowing the ceremony, the young couple and members of the im-mediate families drove to the Fireside cafe, at Ephraim, where Pres. and Mrs. Morris entertained at dinner in honor of the newly-wed- s. The young couple left after the wedding dinner in a much bedeck-ed car for their honeymoon. They returned Sunday, July 25, after ten days spent in the Tetons, Yellow-stone National Park, and visits to the Idaho Falls and Logan temples. . They were met in Oak City by their friends and given a royal welcome home. The "Honeymoon Special", which has taken so many newlyweds on a trip through the town this year, was again put into condition for a gala ride around the community. Summer Sports And Basebal! SENIOR LEAGUE STANDING W L Pet. Delia 5 1 .833 Oak City 5 2 .711 Sutherland 4 3 .571 Scipio 4 4 .500 Lvnndyl 1 5 .167 Hincklev 0 6 .000 Last Saturday at Hinckley, as a feature of the 24th celebration, Sutherland was able to edge out the Hinckley Mustangs in an in-teresting league baseball encoun-ter. This Saturday's schedule will send the Lynndyl Rod Riders the Oak City Corn Huskers at Oak City And the Delta Rab-bite- s against the Scipio Rounders at Scipio. The game scheduled this Saturday between Hinckley and Sutherland was played last Satur-day at Hinckley as part of the 24th celebration. GIRLS' LEAGUE Hinckley still remains in top po-sition after downing Sutherland 23-1- 9 and Delta 1st 20-1- Delta 2nd holds down second spot after Evans of Spanish Fork on July 10th. They are making their home in Salt Lake City. The 21st Quorum of Seventies had their monthly party at the reservoir this month. Pat Barney was in charge. The program consisted of: Song, Miss Rose; jokes, Maribn Jepson; ac-cordion selection, Dale Johnson; talk, Bert Johnson. All enjoyed a ride on the "Duck", Acqua Lee". Weiners and punch were served to all. Marion Jepson and his aunt, Mrs. Mary Lee, have gone to Indianapo-lis, Indiana, to visit with Mrs. Lee's trouncing Delta 3rd 26-- 6 and being defeated by Oak City 14-1- Delta 1st downed Oak City by a close margin of 18-1- Sutherland and Delta 3rd post-poned their game until Monday, August 2nd. July 30th, brings Oak City to Hinckley; Delta 2nd to Sutherland and Delta 3rd to Delta 1st. Delta 1st goes to Sugarville August 3rd in a e game. After league play is over, the top lour girls' teams will meet in p. round-robi- n for two nights, play-- 1 ing under the lights in Delta. A liobhy will be awarded the winner and will be passed on to the victors each year. BOX SCORE W L Pet. Hinckley 6 0 1.000 Delta 2nd 4 2 .666 Sutherland 3 2 .600 Delta 1st 2 4 .333 Oak City 2 4 .333 Delta 3rd 0 5 .000 CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES The Childrens' Activity program has been very successful this sum-mer and the committee is happy with the results that have been obtained so far. It will be impossible to admit any new members now in any part of our program because we are now beginning rehearsals for our Final Festival which will be held at the pool August 28th, at p. m. We are planning a program that will represent all phases of our summer's work in a verv unique manner. We urge all children who wish to participate in this event to be sure to be at both our Saturday afternoon and swimming days from now until we finish our work. The Saturday afternoon program jwill end August 21st and the final two swimming days in the follow-ing week will be used as practice for our closing performance. sister, who lives there. Mrs. lone Redder and children, were visitors here. Mrs. Redder was the former lone Jarvis and used to live here. BIRTHDAY ... A birthday party for Beth Hep-wort- h on her 6th birthday, was held Sunday, July 25, from 3 to 5 p. rri. Refreshemnts were served to the guests of honor, Ray Bishop, Joe Thompson, Larell Draper, John Wright, Steven Taylor, Darrel Rosa Lee Hilton, Patsy Ann Pratt, Linda Lou Talbot, Greener, Norene Reve, Workman, Karen Stevens, Dixie Shurtliff, Pat Bishop and Car-olyn Morris. HINCKLEY Harriett Spendlove Mr. Heber Bishop returned to his home Wednesday, coming from the Veterans' hospital after an ap-pendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Cropoer spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City. They attended "Show Boat" at the U. of U. stadium. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Rickenbach and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reeve, of Fillmore, spent July 24th in Hin-ckley. Mr. and Mrs. Reeve recent-ly returned from a trip to Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyons. Helen Bishop, who is employed in San Diego, spent a week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heb-er Bishop. She left last Monday to go back to work. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Nielson, and family, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Nielson. The two families went to Puffer Lake for the 24th. Mrs. Manon Robison entertained the Rook Club at her home in Sutherland last Thursday. Members present included: Angie Pratt, Val-ed- a Hilton, Bertha Love, Roma Ek-in- s, Belva Morris, Lois Wilson, Hel-en Shurtliff, Nina Mecham, Dot Bishop, Julia Bliss and Ruth Tal-bot. The special guests included; Sebrina Ekins, Maurine Anderson, Delia Jackson, Nelda Jackson, Tan-ett- a Sorenson, Hazel Walker, Vir-ginia Lyman and Mrs. Grant Bish-op. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robison and family, from Salt Lake City, spent the 24th of July in Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Wright and family, of Provo, were visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ed. Wright in Hinckley .over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swensen of Salt Lake City, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randle Swensen. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson recently returned from a trip to California. Melba Jean Swensen accompanied ithem and has been at their home in Salt Lake City for the past week. She has now returned to her home in Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Workman had las their guests last week, Mrs. Workman's father and mother and her brothers, Jess and Bob and families. Charol Workman, of Hurricane, is visiting with Elma Kay Work-man. Jack Larson spent the 24th and Sunday with his family in Hinck-ley. Harriet Spendlove and son, Ted, lis with her mother in Smithfield for a visit. Mrs. Arthur Reeve has been to Sigard with her daughter, Marilyn, who has a new baby. This is two grandchildren for the Reeves in the last while. The other was a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blake. Mrs. Blake is the former Cherrel Reeve. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bliss and sons, Roger and Dale, went to Salt Lake City, to the Gene Autry Rodeo. Dee Wright spent the 24th at home in Hinckley, with his par-ents. Mark Reeve, his wife and her parents, were visiting relatives and friends here over the weekend. Roe Buhannan has had his fath-er mother and brother visiting him this past week. Verue Theobald and family, vis- - ited with their parents at Hinck-ley and Delta. Carl Walker was here for the 24th, having a good time, visiting old school chums. Almon Robison, Arthur Spendlove and Helen Bishop were also here for the 24th. Marlowe Nielson was a Hinckley visitor over the weekend, and at-tended the program Sunday night given by Hinckley choir in Delta, at the Second ward. His mother, Mrs. Emma Nielson, returned to Salt Lake City with him for a visit of a month. Miss Joy Mcintosh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mcintosh, of Salt Lake City, and formerly of Hinckley, was married to Mr. Glen OA SitS Mrs. La Veda Bishop There are two news items that are causing a lot of comment and rejoicing, so I don't know which to say is the biggest news of the week. So, we'll call it a draw. The marriage of Fon Hawley and Stella Carling is one and most recent event. The bachelors of the town are shaking their heads and mut-tering in their beards. But the mar-ried men daren't even mutter (very loud, at any rate) that is with the exception of Ray Lovell, and that's only spontaneous combustion and doesn't count. We are all wishing the newly weds lots of success. The Bishop is as proud as punch about the whole thing. Being a grandpa to a male child is quite an achievement after all. Mae and the baby are staying for a while with the proud grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Day took a few days off and made a trip to Vernal, Utah, where they visited with Mrs. Day's sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. George Richens. They also did some fishing, anyway Beth caught the fish while while Leo and George sat on either side of her dangling lines in the water. They returned to Oasis Thursday night. Then Friday Beth's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams from Provo, came and visited over the weekend, attending the cele-bration in Hinckley. They left Sun-day to return to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skeems along with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Talbot of Hinckley went over to Wayne coun-ty to visit their brother and fam-ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talbot in Torrey. They also did some fishing. They report having had a wonder-ful time. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Norval Christensen and daughter, Helen, went on a fishing trip to Panguitch lake. They also fished in several other places and caught lots of fish. They also had a good time. (LaVeda, you left a sheet of your news out, and we are not good at guessing games. Here is the last sheet but it sure doesn't make sense.) The "Music Temple," the tapes-try well and marble canyon. The boat Kenneth was in capsized, dumping 7 of them in the river. They rescued part of their equip-ment, the part that would float and they all got out safely. It was very interesting to hear this account of his trip. Other numbers on the program were a piano selection by Verda Anderson, a talk by Clark Bishop, a solo by Melvin Memmott and a story by Leona Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Whiting from Ogden have been visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Leona Anderson. They left Monday to go back home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skeem, Elva Webb, Fred Skeem and Berdell Memmott went to Salt Lake to see the big Gene Autry rodeo and the parade. They also saw the rodeo in Ogden. They returned home Sunday. Bee Rive Girs Rave Party Tuesday afternoon and ' 104 Bee Hive girls and leart e"'"! tended the stake Sal' given them. The enter a" at 4 p. m., with stofy Wit1 ,the Delta high school lawn's"!1" were told by Mrs. Adrian H 'Mrs. Fannie Hilton, 4f" Bishop and Mrs. Henry Dews"!' From 6to 7 p. m. e swimming in the Delta municir? swimming pool, followed bv campfire supper, served at 8 la tables borrowed from hW Sea Scouts. Each ward gave 2 on the program that completed Z evening. The program was ! the direction of Mrs. Zola Bunk stake camp director, and Mrs n len Morrell, stake Beekeeper. ' Attend Tucker Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Vard Tucker, their mother, Mrs. Minnie Tucker, and Roger Tucker, were among the family members who attended the Tucker family reunion held at Fair-vie-during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Creed and family left Delta Saturday, to drive to Canada, for a visit with Mr. Creed's mother. They will be gone jtwo weeks. ;i I! STOP at the BANQUE CLUB Where? Delta, Utah j Who ? 'i Jade Daly, prop. jj !i j Why? f FOR COLD DRINKS ;. ON WARM DAYS when ? Open 10 a. m. to 12 MIDNIGHT Daily Except Sunday Ice-Col- d Beer SoSt Drinks-Can- dy j Cigarettes-Boot- hs Air Conditioned t PERSONAL. HARRY; You would never buy me anything I wanted. Signed: MABEL FOR SALE. Colored fryers or roast-ers. 40c lb. live weight. Call Mrs. M. J. Moody, ph. 113-- 729 HELP WANTED FEMALE. Avon Cosmetics has opening for a Rep- - resentative in your community, Pleasant, profitable work. Write Box 550, Provo, Utah. 3x 812 FOR SALE: 1 aluminum Maytag washer, nearly new. Roy Steele, phone 1241 85 FOR SALE: Maytag washer, with new foam rubber ringer assembly; used Fairbanks-Mors- e refrigerator; white porcelain cook stove with water jacket installed; over-stu- ff couch and chair for quick sale, All for $175.00 or will sell separate-ly. Robert H. Riding, Chronicle Of-fice or phone 1322. 812 FOR SALE: Two model A Ford DANCE DANCE DANCE AT HINCKLEY OPEN AIR Every Saturday Night GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC -$-1.00 per Coupl-e- GOOD k habits wSii j Ti 1 grow BETTER with age rri START YOUNG FEET RIGHT IN V: POLL-PARRO- T ltt "7wuC 4uU help insure proper balance andr, Good, healthy teet, too, require weight distribution careful design, sturdy support TrTN and lasting fit from their first, uncertain step Insist on Poll-Parr- Archmakers for their extra aids to proper loot development, so important now and in later years. ffor weai, support SVSSBraS" and protection CjS $2.98 to 5.53 ( D E LTfi'S N , rRTqunTsjoRrT"'T" 1K CT? rvv ffcfl 4 - Aa '. r"v v- '.'c "' ' "' J " L EEWMMM o the HIGH COST oS LOW PRICES EXPERT BODY FENDER PAINTING Work Guaranteed COME IN FOR FREE ESTIMATE - Peterson Motor Ctnp?' DELTA - - - - JJ3 Maura mini-Ove- EVERYBODY HELPED Dude Lawrence AND HIS Denver Serenaders EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE I I E3ANGHIEVU N. Broadway ..... Tooele in blocks. Suitable for rebuilding. Donald Kozina, North Tract. lx FOR SALE: 1930 Chev. Pick-u- p. New Paint job. five good tires. See Lee Johnson, Sutherland. 812 FOR SALE: Coal range, wih water jacket, in real good condition. The price is reasonable. See Jim Owens Sutherland. 7.29 FOR SALE: a building lot. See Mrs Ethel Waters, Delta. 729 LOST: a lady's Gruen precision wrist watch, on snaTce charm brace- let. Square case. Generous reward Mrs. Wm. Crafts, Deseret. 7322 - 29 FOR SALE Friers and hens. All heavy type. See John E Steele, or phone 1241. 82 FOR SALE: Spring fryers and also broilers. See Clinton Tolbert, Delta. 7-- LOST: old Holstein heifer, branded SLY on ribs. Dewey San-for- d. COUPLE with two children want furnished house or apt. Call Mr or Mrs. Elden Hansen at Southern Hotel. 3x 729 NOTIC- E- We wTllho"ld TuctionT July 9 and August 6 this summer. Delta Livestock Auction Company. FOR SALE: Cedar posts, first class. See Harold Black. tf COAL Spring Canyon lumrTard Koyal slack coal delivered to your home. Call 301 or contact Truman oterj Aug. 30. t will ship hogs July 22 andAu7 5. Dewey Sanford. ATTENTION FARMERS: Twe" are equipped to dust your crops with airplanes . Del-Ae- Service. Con- tact Leo Burraston or Fred Baker tf. FOR SALE: 80 acres withell house, plastered inside and out. 15 acres new hay. Well drain-ed. 4 miles S. E. of Delta. See George Church, Delta. 3x - 722 i ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE HOME CANNERY AT OAK CITY... Serve that fuss and muss in your own home by taking your fruits and vegetables to J the cannery. Do the work yourself or have them do it for you. Pay only for the can and a small processing See per can. BRING YOUR BOTTLES FOR COLD PACKING Dixie, northern or local fruits and vegetables will be available for purchase at cannery. Place order early for future wants. Arrange for canning dates by contacting I M. J. Roper or Milan Jacobson Groups or organizations catered to. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rawlinson and sons spent the weekend of July 24, fishing in the Escalante country. Ted Brush and two children from Palo Alto, California, and his sister Mrs. Erma Shultz, and her two children are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brush of the South Tract. Clair M. Gardner, S2c, son of Clair F. Gardner, of Delta, spent a leave in Delta and Salt Lake City, visiting his family. He will re-turn to San Diego, and then go to Memphis, Tennessee, for further training. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sagers and family arrived home, after a week's vacation tour through Yellowstone Park and Idaho, enjoying the scen-ery and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hannifin and family spent July 24 in Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Hannifin's mother, Mrs. Roy Fereday, returned to Delta with them to visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Twitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Twitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willden and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb left Delta Wednes-day for Bear Lake, Idaho, to attend la Mangum family reunion. T. N. T. Club MEETS ... The TNT 4--H Club met at the home of Margene Miller Tuesday, July 27, where we sewed on our slips. Ila Fullmer gave a health lesson. Refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Goldie Miller, Margene Miller, Carolyn Callister, Ila Fullmer and Lucille Bennion. Mr. and Mrs. Orran Ashby, Mrs. Louise Adams and Mrs. Nona Ches-le- y, drove to Salt Lake Wednes-day to attend the Kenneth Spencer concert. July 24th, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Johnson and children, Boneta and Larry, and Mrs. Ray S. Bishop, drove to Salt Lake City to visit their daughter, Ramona and son, Floyd and to attend the little, gravesides services held for the infant son, born to Ramona and Floyd Bishop on Friday, July 23rd. |