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Show OAK CITY Mrs. SI. Anderson children, of Salt Lake City, were visitors here Sunday evening and Monday. They returned to Salt Lake City Monday. Dr. Bird, representing the stake high council, was in charge of the program in meeting Sunday evening. even-ing. Dr. Bird brought with him, Brother Egan, who spoke and Lila Sampson and Bonnie Black, who sang two vocal duets. Dr. Bird also spoke. A very good program was enjoyed. wore: Ncphi and Dean Anderson, Martha Anderson and small daughter, daugh-ter, Arlene, Melissa Jacobson, Mrs. Caddie Anderson and son, Doyle. Mrs. Adele Anderson and her mother, Mrs. Florence Jones, went to Salt Lake City, where Mrs. Jones remained to visit a few days, with her son, James Hegyssy. She will also go to Heber, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Moulton. Mrs. Clara Talbot has returned home, after visiting a week, in Scipio, with her daughter, Mrs. Alice Memmott. Mr. and Mrs. Powell have returned re-turned to their home, in Salt Lake City, after a month's visit with their daughter, Mrs. Esther Anderson. Mr. Powell has been helping remodel re-model their daughter's home. BYU students, who were home for the week end, were; Leoyd, Ferrin and Ralph Lovell and Acel Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Dewsnup, of Deseret, visited Saturday and Sunday, with Mrs. Dewsnup's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Jacob-son. Jacob-son. Mrs. Shirley DeLapp, visited Sunday, Sun-day, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris. The Gleaner Girls held a meeting, meet-ing, Saturday evening, at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Ethel Mathews. Math-ews. Stories were told by LaVon Shipley and Faye Alldredge. M. I. A. president, Harriet Finlinson was honored guest. The young people enjoyed an evening of dancing, Saturday night. Sandwiches and Cocoa was served. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Shipley |
