Millard County Chronicle | 1911-01-26 | Page 1 | Abraham

ABRAHAM. Tuesday evening of last week we had a very enjoyable meeting here. Stake Supervisor of Religion Classes, Uro. Alma Langston, accompanied by his wife, and Itro. Win. II. Morton were present. Sister Langston gave some biautiful vocal selections. A class was organized here with Pro. T. Alvin Hunt as supervisor, and Mrs, Alvin Hunt and Mrs. Donald Hogan as teachers. Friday evening a debate took place the question III vogue being. Resolved, "That Fducation has been more beneficial bene-ficial to the human family than mon-)," mon-)," with Richard Parker, Win. S. Taylor Tay-lor and Marvin Fov, on the affirmative, affirma-tive, and T. Alvin Hunt, Donald Hogan Ho-gan nnd Mr. Iti-ed. on the negative, j The affirmative won, two points to one. Silice the holidays we have six students stu-dents at the Millard Stake Academy. The la gripoe has been prevalent here since An- holdays, but all are Improving. Mr. Low Stout of Iamington has has been seen in town considerable of late. If jou want to know his business busi-ness you will have to inquire at Hansen's. Han-sen's. The pupil of the district school have purchased a basket ball, and from personal observation I think they w ill soon be able t; challenge any schisil In the county. Mr. Van A very of Salt Lake City, was in town last week. Also Mr. Tyng, necretary of the Abraham Irrigation Co, was here on business. Mr. Floyd Hickman is hack again af'er an absence of a couple of months