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Show , MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah, Thurs., Aug. 31, 1950 tn Doren and Carolyn Work " B0rkev twin boys on August Roosevelt, Utah. The proud 18 3 are Clyde and Viola I $mKZeV Viola is the sister BMrs Cum'an Cropper of Deseret. Say Vows In Logan Temple A bride of August 25 was Miss i'eggy Joy Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Holt, of Delta, Utah. ihe was- wed to Sheldon son of Western, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Western, of Hinckley in a double ring cere-mony in the Logan LDS temple. The couple are now honeymoon-ing in the northwest. A reception in their honor will be held on Saturday night, Sept. 9, in the Palomar hall in Delta. A cordial invitation to attend is extended to everyone. r ivl Searle has returned to ML in Delta after a stay in her There she had a major oper-Prv- 0 "",ier j the summer. The a,i1in was successful, but Mrs. operi is to rest in bed for the com h!i ISeunion Held August 2S A very successful Webb reunion was held Saturday, August 26. There were nearly 200 members of the John Charles Webb and Simon Webb families in attend-ance. The afternoon session was held at the home of William Webb which included refreshments, gam-es and sports. The night session was held in the open air dance hall. This con-sisted of a very fine program, at which there was an outstanding display of talent. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Charles Knight .president. Golden E. Webb and Beulah Webb Rowley as vice presidents; Virgil Webb, secretary and Vera Webb King, treasurer. The geonealogical committee was also elected. The day concluded with two hours of dancing. Reception In Sutherland Honors Couple Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nielson, whose marriage took place Aug- ust 18 in the Manti temple, were honored at a wedding reception and dance Thursday night in the Sutherland ward hall. The bride is the former Miss Louise Skidmore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Skidmore of Sutherland. Mr. Niel-son, of Leamington is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Nielson, of Salt Lake City. The charming bride was gowned in white brocaded faille, styled with a fitted bodice, long tapered sleeves, and peplum, and full floor length skirt. Her veil was finger tip length, and the bride's bouquet was of white gladioli around an orchid. Miss Virginia Nielson, and Miss Marilyn Skidmore, sister of the bride and groom, were attend- ants. Parnts of the young couple were with the bridal party in the receiving line. Music during the evening was given by Le Roy Skidmore, Zoe Porter, vocal solos, Eugne Holman, Sally Nielson, piano solos. Edwin Lyman was master of ceremonies. Both the new Mr. and Mrs. Niel-son are graduates of Delta high school, and the bride has attended BAC and USAC, while Mr. Nielson was at Snow College. They are now making their home in Leam-ington. Mrs. Georg C. Weiss, the former Cheryl Bishop, returned this week to her home in San Francisco after a visit in Delta with her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Ray S. Bishop.- - Newlyweds Are Honored At Delta Reception Mr. and Mrs. Harding M. Russell, whose marriage was solemnized August 17 in the Manti temple, were honored at a reception in Palomar on Wednesday night. The bride is the former Miss Dorothy Starley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Starley of Delta. Receiving with the young couple were parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell, of Salt Lake City. Attendants to the bride were her three sisters, Mrs. Rae Huff, Mrs. Marilyn Bishop, of Delta, and Mrs. Ruth Cahoon, of Cedar City. Jay Russell, brother of the bridegroom, stood as best man. Kay Lynn Cahoon was flow-er girl. The bride was lovely In a wed-ding gown of white satin, with fitted bodice and full skirt and train over a net underskirt. She wore a fingertip veil and carried a bouquet of white roses encircl-ing an orchid. Her attendants were growned in pastel shades, and the small flower girl was in a blue pic-ture frock and carried a basket of flowers. For the program Bill Bishop, Jr., acted as master of ceremonies.Tak ing part were Wm. V. Starley, who sang "Because", Mrs. Ruth Cahoon, with two xylophone numbers, Ladd R. Cropper, vocal solo, David Seeg-mill-and Harold Snow, trumpet duet, and Mrs. Thelma Black and Layton Bishop, vocal duet. Mrs. Deon Jones, a sister of the briegroom, had charge of the gu-est book. Miss Erma Jean Bennion and Mrs. Jone'l Nielson had charge j of the gifts. Mrs. Ella Black and Mrs. Ada Johnson served punch, and Mrs. Irene Little, Mrs. Hazel Cahoon, Mrs. Bessie Judd and Mrs. Abbie Prestwich served refresh -- ments. They were assisted by Mur-iel Skidmore, Eloise Bassett, Shar-on, Steele, Doreen Moody, Colleen Kimber, Marlene Sorenson, Edith Cahoon, Juneal Judd.Juvene Adams and Carma Clothier. Mr. and Mrs. Russell are now making a home in Salt Lake City, where Mr. Russell is in business. They were honored at a reception in the Salt Lake Twelfth ward on Saturday evening. Specials THIS WEEK - AT - .Ashby's- lone. 22" Stationary Thresher . $1250 WD-- 9 Guaranteed like Hew 3750 2 "M" FARMALLS 1750 2 "H" FARMALLS... 1250 - 1350 "A" Farmall 8 Mower .... 850 "C" Faraiall, mower 8 plow Like new 1350 6MATEST FAIR I HSji fl SUPERB FARM AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITS ijty MILLION DOLLAR lj fV FARM EQUIPMENT Kt p4lf DISPLAY 1111 AWARDS AND AC I HmI ENTERTAINMENT G5J f HOHPY M ' '1J EO Allis Chalmers Crawler And Dozer 1000 New Refrigerators 25 Discount on list price Clipper Recleaners 100 a' ".., J j 1 Candidate For i J j STATE j j '"rs? REPRESENTATIVE ! - i Your Vote J j NKp'"l Respectfully j jl ztt 1 J Solicited X L F. doe) Gordon Utah resident 26 years Pd. pol. ad. by Jos. Mercer, Jr) Two reasons why HI ifs your best gin buyM ilJ I WALKERS GIN 90 proof. Diitilled from 100 American grain. 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For Thomasism embraces: The Brannan plan to socialize all farmers; The health bill that would social-ize all doctors, dentists, druggists, nurses and patients; Labor bills that would re- - s i duce free work-- J s ers to a faceless, - 4 thoughtless sfi mass under poli- - V ' ? i tical bosses; . 1 Education bills - , I that could regi- - t ""T i ment teachers I and bring - , 1 thought-contro- l; 1 j' j Tax and! J J spending bills, txmaA taking 30 per cent of your earnings and destroying initiative and oppor-tunity of our young people, while saddling them with a debt burden that will require generations to unload. I am against all of these sins. BENNETT for the SENATE Primary Election Sept. 5 (Paid Political Adv. by Don B. Colton, Salt Lake City) Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hollingshead and infant son have returned to their home at Barstow, Cal., after a Delta visit with his aunts, Mrs. Jennie Largent and Mrs. Beatrice Hollingshead. Bud, who is with the Marine reserves, is going back in the service on Sept. 1. CARD OF THANES . . . We wish to express our deep appreciation of the many kind- -' nesses and expressions of sym-pathy extended to us In our sor-row in the death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Martha Ada Robison Hinckley. L. N. Hinckley and family Eldon Eliason is the little boy in today's Who's Who. He is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eliason, of Deseret. A Delta resi-dent and local attorney, Eldon has a lively interest in politics, and has served as Republican county chairman. Michael John, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, celebrated his third birthday with a party Saturday at the home of his grand mother, Mrs. Loren Taylor, in Del-ta. Young friends spent the after-noon playing games, and refresh-ments were served. Ray Gardner visited in Preston, Idaho, from Friday to Sunday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wright and daughter, Janet, from Wash-- , ington, D. C, visited last week In Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Wright. Mr. Wright, who is chief economist in the cottton industry in the United States, has been on an extended business trip though the south. Before returning to Washington, they visited a daugh-ter in California, and many of his Utah relatives. STAIR HAZARDS Falls lead the list of home acci-dents, and a large number of such falls that result in death, or in temporary or permanent disability, take place on stairs. Leaving ob-jects on the stairs to be carried up or down, and inadequate lighting; are major causes of stairway tumbles. Leaving objects on the stairs is a pernicious habit that should be taboo in every home. The tripper, over-toy-s or cleaning materials left at the top or bottom of the stairs is fortunate if he suffers nothing worse than a skinned elbow that can be taken care of with a touch of antiseptic and an adhesive bandage, i.e., one of those ready-to-us- e dressings that has the gauze pad already affixed to the adhesive tape. He is just as likely to end up with a broken arm or leg. Stairways should have double-actio- n switches at the top and bottom so that the light can be turned on before starting up or down, and turned off afterward. Again it is only good luck if anti-septic and a ready-mad- e adhesive bandage are all that are called for, as the result of a fall on badly lighted stairs. Few such accidents have even the grim element of humor pro-vided by the insurance claimant who reported that, believing he had reached the bottom of a dark base-ment stairs, he raised his head and struck a rafter. Thinking he had been attacked by an intruder, he struck out with his fists, hitting a post and breaking several bones in his right hand. Mrs. Vida A. Waldron from Los. Angeles, is spending this week in Fillmore with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Anderson. Tuesday they vis- - ited in Delta, calling on old ends and neighbors. With them were Mrs. Alma Anderson, and her, mother, Mrs. Jane Ashby. Mrs. Carol Schlappl and Mrs. Verna Gardner made a short visit in Heber during the week. j Mr. and Mrs. Evan Skidmore made a trip to Zion Canyon over the weekend taking their daughter Marilyn there. She went on from there to Grand canyon, where she has been employed for the sum-mer, and will the BAC this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black and family are now making their home in Salt Lake City. For the past several years they had owned and operated the Banque hotel, arid recently sold the property to Mel Sharp. After spending a year in the Utah Air National Guard In Salt Lake. SSgt. Loren Dutson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dutson of Leamington, has left for Santa Rosa, Cal., to complete his final two weeks of training. Clair Gardner, Jr., with the Navy at San Diego, has a short leave before being shipped to Guam, and returned to Delta to visit his fath-er, Clair Gardner, and family. Tues day he left for Pocatello, where he joined Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Gardner for a trip through the Yellowstone of a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Israelson, of Hyrum, are visiting in Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Gardner and family. |
