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Show 4 MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah. Thurs., July 10, 1952 in ProVO. Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Shipley cut ei tained members of I lie Sliiploy family Saturday evening. Galher-c- d for the big lawn supper were Mr. and Mrs. George Shipley, Mi. and Mrs. Reed Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shipley, Mr and Mrs, Grant Fi.nli.nson and Mrs. Harold Anderson and families of Oak-- City and Mr. .and Mrs. Wesley Shipley of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Carl What col and children and John came 'home 1'rom Vernal for the holiday with their parents-- Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Whal- - cott. Mrs. Clea Dutson and Bryant were down from Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Kallard Dutson and family were here from LUuffdale for a visit will Mr. and Mrs. John Initson. Kennelli H:iyi.-- s is home on leave from his air force base in Texas for a visit wilh his pare.nls, Mr. and Mrs. Alma P. IIays. Mr. and Mrs If mtv Mr Cardell and sons spent Sunday in Provo. Mrs Kent I arson is here wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Great house while Mr. Larsen and RussMl Great house are on a fish- - ing trip over to Big Piney, Wyo. Miss Sandra Farnsworth of Salt Lake is a guest .at the GreathOMse home also. Miss Beth Perry of Mapleton, left for her home after her stay here for two weeks at the Jack Nelson home helping care for the twins. The babies are growing nicely and are getting plenty of attention from their four sisters. Wes Deford has relatives here for a visit from Phoenix, Ariz. Lyiililelyl BY MARY JOHNSON The MIA' held a sandhill party Wednesday evening with a owd good attending. Around a big bonfire weiners were roasted and all enjoyed the evening. A pro- gram was given with music furn-ished by Irvin Whatcott on the guitar and Louis Thompson on the harmonioa. Mr. and Mrs. Chubbie Miller were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abegglen Thursday. Thev were journeying to Salt Lake from Milford. Mr. and Mrs. William Overson and son, Wayne made a trip to Salt Lake City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nielson were Provo visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Abegglen and Rex drove to Orem taking with them Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banks where they spent the 4th holiday with Mr. and Mrs. De Long Banks. They returned Sun-day leaving Mrs. Banks for several days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nielso.ii and family and Mrs. Josephine Sud-bury of Salt Lake drove to Provo where Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen joined them for a hike to Timpa-nogo- s Cave on the holiday. The 4-- girls left Tuesday foi' the outing in the canyon. There are twelve girls with the leaders, Susan Nielson and Vo.na Lue Great house. Mr. and Mi's. Louis Thompson made .a business trip to Salt Lake Saturday. Mrs. Mary Johnson , Mrs. Miiia Overson and Wayne attended the Roper reunion in Nephi Canyon on Saturday. Mrs. Amanda Johnson and dau-ghter, Emmali.ne of Midvale, visit-ed Mrs. Eleanor Nielson Saturday. They took Mrs. Minnie Ashby with them on to Holden for a visit. Mrs. Alpha Nielson and Eleanor Nielson attended a funeral at Holden on Tuesday and Mrs. Ashby returned with them. Miss Roberta Nielson was home over the holiday week end . Her father drove her back to Salt Lake Monday morning. 'Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dean and baby of San Diego drove home for the holiday week end. They with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Easterbrook, spent Saturday tit Fish Lake. Mr. and Mrs Dean left to go back to Calif-ornia Sunday atfernoon taking Miss Annette Smith wilh thern. Mrs. Alta Thomas and family of Magna are here with her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Jim Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson and family spent Saturday and Sunday FIREWORKS GALORE Springville last Thursday 'for the former Verna Bigelow. Loaiiiiiigton MRS. MABEL HARDER Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lovell and Mr. and Mrs., John Evans journey- ed to Ririe, Idaho last Wednesday to attend a Lovell reunion on the 4th. They returned the following Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crompton and daughter of Chicago, Illinois, have been visiting here and in Scipio. Mrs. Crompton is the for-mer Cara Hanson of Leamington. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Quornberg and Michael visited with them in Scip-io last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Finlinson and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bradfield spent the week end at Fish Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harder drove to Ogden Sunday afternoon re-turning on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Summers drove up from Nevada over the week end bringing Mr. M.C. Dutson with them. He had been visiting a few weeks in Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Dutson and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dutson drove Mr. Dut-son on to Salt Lake City Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Colthorpe of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dutson had their babies blessed Sunday morning. Several Leamington boys and girls are attending 4-- camp in Oak Creek Canyon this week. them are Mrs. Freda Hanson, Mrs. La Forge Lovell,. Mr. Grant Nielson .and Marian Nielson. Sam Jensen is taking a three week's vacation from his post of- - fice duties. Mrs. Rich. Finlinson is working during his absence. . Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Finlinson drove to Panguitch to spend the Fourth with Mr and Mrs. Jay .Foy and Mary Susan. Mr. and Mrs.v Leonard Dutson spent the three day holiday with their children in Salt Lake City. Their son, Dene, from New Mexico joined them for a brief furlough, and they enjoyed the day picnick-ing and swimming at Lagoon. , Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hanson spent the Four of July holidays in Yellowstone Park. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Clements of Eureka are the parents of a baby girl born July 6 in the Pay-so- n hospital. Mrs. Clements is the; former Maureen Grygla. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Finlinson and Cherrill attended a shower in On the evening of July 4 Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Gardner ent-ertained twenty-tw- o guests at a garden supper for their niece Gene Harris, of Oak City, who leaves or the Japanese mission as soon as shipping condition on -- the west coast are normal. Other special guests were their son, John N. Gardner who is here on a furlough for 30 days from Mi 4 tt Field, Cal. and their niece Mrs. Josephine ff. Lyman, of Provo, visiting in Oak City over the week end, and their brother-in-la- Jefferson Jones, who was ceelbrating his 63rd birthday. .After supper they enjoyed the fire works which were beautiful from their back garden. They could also hear the announc-er of the displays, that were stag-ed by Legion Post 117. I 1 1 35 fells, Sife There was a young salesman Jy fj named Ted, Whose car ran him into the red. Keeping it in condition His budget was worn to a thread! Took half his commission. 1 ' ' ' wimv."),mL ' ' - s kx Mil iU TT ' t i sUy.;S sA N ' vr IS. Vii ' li ow Ted is ahead . . . thanks to one of the j t. 1 'J ...... 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