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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE r Fidelity Club Marks 25th Anniversary at Reunion Delta. Ut., Thurs., June 9,1949 i ... .o o 0 r o Q rs n n rt " " ' ..V Fidelity Club members, past and present, and husbands, celebrated the 25th anniversary of their club at a banquet May 31. On the front row are five charter members of the club, Orena Gottfredson, Helen Tozer Areta Bradley, Fern Cragin and Ruth Twitchell. Six other former members from out of town are pictured here, Gladys Silbertein, Delsie Stevens, Christie Fitzgerald, Ros alind Manning, Ada Maxfield, and Flara Brown. Sixteen Delta members complete the group. a long table decorated with spring flowers and lit with candles. Pink and blue plastic nut cups were favors for each of the fifty-fou- r guests. Mrs. Ava Starley was the toastmistress, introducing the vis-itors, who told of when they lived in Delta, and where they live now. Brief talks and several songs were given by the Delta group, and the evening concluded with a social hour and group singing. The present Fidelity Club mem-bers who arranged the reunion are Ella Black, Romania Bird, Clara Killpack, Hannah Larson, Artie Henderson, Inez Moody, Don-na Sorenson, Ora Gardner, Maline Gardner, Zola Wright, Luella Nick-l- e, Ada Johnson, Norma Hannifin, Ava Starley, Louise Adams and Thelma Seegmiller Committee chairmen were Mr. Nickle, Mrs. Hannifin, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Maline Gardner. A gala occasion was held in Delta May 31, when past and pres-ent members of the Fidelity Club held their homecoming, marking 25 years of club life. In early spring plans were made for the reunion, and Invitations sent to former club members now living out of town. Those who responded were Mrs. Areta Bradley of Elsinore; Rosa-lind and Dan Manning of Rich-field; Christie Fitzgerald of Orem; Flara Steele Brown of Cody, Wyo.; Helen and Ray Tozer of Anaheim, Cal; Orena and James Gottfred-son of Caliente, Nev.; Carl and Fern Cragin, formerly Mrs. Stout, of San Diego, Cal.; Ada and Lay-to- n Maxfield, of Salt Lake City; Delsie and Guy Stevens, of Boun-tiful; Ruth and Dr. J. M. Twitchell of Provo; and Gladys and Ed of Sandy. A tea was given Tuesday after-noon at the home of Mrs. Ada Johnson, honoring the visitors. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. To-zer, Mrs. Gottfredson and Mrs. Cra-gin were charter members of the club, which first met in 1923. They showed club programs and min-utes of the first club meeting, and through the years they lived in Delta. Music was given by Miss Ora Mae Bishop, xylophone solos, and Dorothy Black, Carolyn Call-ist-and Donna Sheriff, girls' trio. Twenty-seve- n ladies attended. The banquet Tuesday night en-tertained club members and hus-bands. Held in the hot lunch room in Delta, guests were seated at Will bo 'Wed En Midsummer Planning a July wedding are Colleen Mortensen and Rhead Gunn, whose engagement is an-nounced this week. The bride-to-b- e is the daughter of Mrs. Vi Mortensen, of Delta and Elwood Mortensen, of Panguitch. She was graduated from Delta high school a year ago, and attended the BAG at Cedar City during the past year. Mr. Gunn is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gunn, of Beaver, and was graduated from the BAC in May. The wedding ceremony will pro-nounced in the St. George temple. Cohi!c Kxcbaiigc Vows Suaiday Sunday, at one in the afternoon, marriage vows were recited by Miss Marian DeLapp daughter of Mrs. Alice Jensen, and Verl Wool-se- y, of Cedar City. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Frank Lyman, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jensen, in the presence of members of the De Lapp and Jensen families. For her wedding the bride wore a gray tailored suit and a corsage of carnations. Following the cere-mony refreshments were served, and the young couple departed for Cedar City, where they will make their home. Mrs. Wollsey has been attending the BAC in Cedar City, and was graduated there in May.' Couple Weil In Home CoroBMOEay Miss Beatrice Taylor, daughter of Aroet Taylor, of Hinckley, and Boyd Schena, son of Mrs. Angela Schena, of Abraham, were united in Marriage Friday evening, May 27, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Taylor, in Hinckley. Bishop Walter Ekins performed the cere-mony at 8:30 p. m., before immed-iate members of the two families. The bride wore a suit of Mongo-ia- n white, and carried a bouuuet of roses. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Schena wore corsages of Talisman roses. Mrs. Beth Brown was matron of honor, and Benny Schena stood as best man for the bridegroom. 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Hostesses that day are Mrs. Fern Foote, Mrs. June Reid and Mrs. Reva Bliss. Mr. Richard Morrison and child-ren returned to Delta this week from Huntington Beach Cal. where they had spent two weeks. Mrs. Ralph Morrison and sons, Ralph and Willis, who attended USC last year returned to Delta Monday from a visit in California. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Morley will go to Salt Lake Thursday to at-tend the joint funeral services of Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Alsop, and son, Jerry Alsop. They were killed in a car collision early Saturday, near Roggin, Colo. Mrs. Alsop was a cousin of Mrs. Morley. Mr. and Mrs. J. Layton Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson returned Sunday from a trip to Salt Lake City, where they visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sampson, and in Logan, with Mr. and Mrs. Easton Sampson. Miss Joan Page of Salt Lake City is a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sor-enson. Mrs. Ruth Coates, of Kingston, Utah, is visiting in Delta this week to attend the marriage of her Marian DeLapp to Verl T. Woolsey, on Sunday, and spending several days with her mother, Mrs. Alice Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Briggs of San Francisco, and former Deltans are announcing the birth of a son on June 1. |