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Show BY MATIY TQHNSON Wednesday afternoon a class conducted by Mrs. Beth Anderson was given at the church. The first in the new adult education program. pro-gram. Thirteen ladies were present pres-ent and a number of decorative bouquets were made by painting weeds. Thursday Mrs. Sarah Nielson, county demonstration agent, spent the day here completing the upholstery up-holstery class. A little gift was presented her in appreciation of her efforts in the class? Some very lovely articles were finished. Those who were present were Eleanor Nielson, Rhea Whatcott, Ruth Bowers, Bow-ers, Nola Greathouse, Wanda Nielson, Niel-son, Mary Johnson, Evelyn Hogan, Eunice Nielson, Lucille Overson, Mary Freer, and Marilyn Nielson. Refreshments were served. Julian Finlinson spent last week at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lee Shipley. Julian does some very excellent ex-cellent work in knitting doilies, shawls, and sweaters, which are among his most favored articles. He returned to his home in Oak City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shipley, In their new Ford, drove to St. George on Wednesday, with a group to go to temple. The Mutual held a party Tuesday Tues-day evening. Each class sponsored a booth. A number of interesting games were played. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Nielson welcomed wel-comed a new baby girl at the Payson hospital last Monday. Mrs. Nielson and baby came home today, to-day, both doing' nicely. Mrs. Anna McMahon was down from Tooele to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pendray and sons. Bishop and Mrs. Earl Greathouse Mrs. Mary Nielson and Vana Lue were Salt Lake shoppers. Monday. Miss Colleen Nielson, who has been home from school for ten days with mumps, was able to return re-turn to school Wednesday. She was taken to Provo by her father, Roy Nielson. Mrs. Lucille Overson spent three 'days in Call Lcka last veek Mrs. Donna Haycock am.'j from Salt Lake ThuX to her little daughters, who V ' been with their grandparents and Mrs. Reed Nielson ' Mt' Mrs. Maurine Miller and chiM of Milford drove up p" mng for an overnight stay her parents, Mr. and Mrs J 4i Banks. They went back home Sat" urday, accompanied by Mr. Bank, Gladys was home over the week end also. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wharcott anrt Phill of Vernal were home 0Ve the weekend coming for the fare well dance of Georgia's brother Paul, who is leaving for a mission' They left to go back home Sunday taking Julian with them Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cline were overnight guests at the home of Mrs. Cline's sister, Myrtle Mills They returned to Miiford Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen of Provo visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nielson Sunday. . Harold Ivie spent the weekend as a guest of Kenneth- Hayes. Jay Simpson came down from Provo to go deer hunting with his brother, Bill, Saturday. t Mrs. Minnie Ashby of Fillmore Mr. and Mrs. George Croslin of Fillmore were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clead Nielson Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Overson and two children left for their home in Michigan after two weeks at the home of Kirt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Overson. Leland! fourteen year old son of the Over-son's Over-son's is in the Delta hospital suffering suf-fering fro,'.i pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson and family were in Cedar City on Saturday and Sunday, visiting rel- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flaherty and little sons- of Los Angeles, who have been in Utah from the deer hunt, called and visited at the Lile Johnson home Saturday. Then they drove on to Sutherland for a visit with Marion's grandmother, Mrs. Hettie Johnson, and other relatives. rel-atives. Mrs. Mary Johnson spent Friday in Sutherland with her mother, Mrs. Hettie Johnson, who has just returned from two weeks visit in Idaho Falls and Pocatello. While in Pocatello she visited Mrs. Margie Mar-gie Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Art Simmons. Months ago Art had the misfortune to break his leg and he is still on crutches and unable to work. They are building a new home. Mr. and Mrs. Ian McKellar and sons of Magna were down for the weekend with Norman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot. |
