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Show jzr " r ... ... - " ' 4 v ' ' . . - MILLARD COUNTY CHBONICE DeHa, Ut., Thurs., June 30,1949 f i 0 Pelianal Onteted Leo Burraston took me up by airplane over the old river bed up north, circling Reservoir Butte 3 ' times, and also making three more ' flights around Cup Butte. Some ' excellent photos were got. For div ersion Leo landed on the old , smoothed, inviting river bed in a nice flat place, soft, no lumps and ' no rocks. We chatted there for j about a half hour before taking off. Views of Desert Mountains were taken, where I have been afoot ' several times; nice Indian glyphs on the right hand portion of this pair - - - the darker rocks, which have a patina. It was a very enjoyable trip, fil-led with much information and stu dy. It will try to write it up later for a city paper. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Taggart re-turned to Delta Saturday, from 2 weeks in Cal. With thm is Miss Lynn Marr, of Hollywood, who will visit them and sightsee in Utah. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Tippetts, now locaed at Hurricane, were Delta ' visitors over the weeknd with their children here. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pace were Delta visitors Sunday, returning that evening to Salt Lake City where Mr. Pace is serving on the stale liquor commision. Bill Mortensen returned to Delta where he had spent 3 months in Saturday , from Sheridan, Wyo., the veterans' hospital for treat-ments. Bill has gained weight, and says he feels better than he has in years. While in Sheridan he had frequent visits with David Bishop son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bishop who is there in the LDS mission field. - Mrs. Laura Johnson had most of her children and grandchildren visiting her over the weekend. Home at this time are Mr. and Mrs. Verl Johnson and children, from Butte, Mont, Mrs. La Preal Ogden and two children, from Los Angeles, and Miss Cheryl Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnson were in from the Warm Creek ranch at Gandy for Saturday and Sunday, and also here were Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Nelson of Nephi, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce AUred, from Salt Lake City. holding (wo cards of the same number. Numerous other prizes were awared during the evening. To top off their refreshments they enjoyed home-mad- e candy served by their hostess. Mr.- and Mrs. Roe JJuhanan and their two sons, Darrel and Karl, spent two days in Salt Lake alst week. Mrs. Fay Snyder and family of Los Angeles visited a the home of her sister, Mrs. Wallace Wood-bury on Monday and Tuesday. Grant Woodbury spent Friday night at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woodbury. He was on his way to Kanab. He has been from Hill Field to the Forest service at Kanab. Iliueklcy Mrs. Harriet Spendlove Mr. and Mrs. Don Bishop Motor-ed to Manti Wednesday to witness the mariage of their grand-daughte- r, Virginia Parker of Payson. She was maried in the Manti Temple to Carl Moore of Payson. They attended her reception at her home on Friday. On Wednesday evening, TVIr. and Mrs. Bishop attended in Orem the wedding reception for Jonnie Jacob sen, daughter of Mildred and Bill Jacobsen, who was married to Don Dean of Los Angeles. The young couple will reside in Orem. Mrs. Gilbert Caldwell, the former Melba Jean Stewart, has returned to Logan after a two week's visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart. Mrs. Farris McLachlan and three children, visited all last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hilton motored to Salt Lake Sunday to take Marris on her re-turn trip home. They came back that same evening. Birdie Lou Hilton accompanied them, and re-mained to visit a few days with her sister. Visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wright are Mar-v- a Dawn Stewart and Varna Christ ensen, both of Aurora, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Swensen were visited over the week end by their daughter, Rowena Anderson, her husband and their baby. Maxine and Wayne Parker of Payson are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bishop. Hilton, readings by Ruth Talbot and Harriet Spendlove, talks by Roy Hilton and Superintenent Swensen and a vocal sool by Erma Cropper, accompanied by Ruth Tal-bot. The meeting Sunday night was given by the new MIA officers. Talks were given by Superin-tendent R. Swensen and assistant superintendent Eugene Morris; by' president Ruth Talbot and first counselor Dolpha Bishop. Lester Hepwworth sang a solo and clos-ing prayer was offered by Elaine Hardy, second counselor. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Hepworth were visited Saturday and Sunday by their three daughters, Rae, Thola and Berniece. The Hinckley Ward Relief Soc-iety was Sunday, re-leasing Beulah Black as president; May Cropper and Ruth Robinson as her counselors, and Melba Niel-so- n as seccretary. Newly appointed as president of the Relief Society is Melba Niel-so- n with Erma Cropper and Gladys Carter as counselors, and with Berly Hardy as secretary. Mrs. Verda Steffens of Spring-vil- e returned home Monday after having spent the past two week with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Humphries. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Warnick and family, who have moved into the Warnick home, joined the Hinck-ley Ward last Sunday Dale Bliss and Robert Wright took a trip the fore part of this week to the West Mountains. They travelled by scooter and camped in the Hills. Bertha Love, Ruth Talbot, Belva Morris and Elaine Hardy were SPECIAL guests at a card party at the home of their sister, Grace Pace of Delta, last Thursday. Belva received a prize for receiving the first fourteen, Bertha for taking the first trick. Elaine for naming trump, and Ruth received her for On Friday a temple excursion sp onsored by the High Priests will be held to the Manti temple. The group will make an outing of the day, having a program and lun-ches in the afternoon, after having gone through the morning session. On Thursday, July 7., the 21st quorum of Seventies will pattern after this idea, having the group go through the morning session, and then go to the Palisade aPrk for luncheon, program and recrea-atio- n. In the evening part of the group will attend the Ute Stam-pede at Nephi. - . ... Ianthus Parker of Nevada was a visitor in town last week. Monday vening the ward cele-brated the Centennial of the found ing of the Sunday Schools in the LDS church. Games were sponsored on the seminary lawn. Basket lunches weer eaten on the lawn. At 8:30 a program was held in the open Air Hall. This was under the direction of the Sunday School secretaries, Marilyn Palmer, Evelyn Bliss, Lola Wright and Birdie Lou Hilton. Melvin Hepworth was the master of ceremonies. 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