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Show SOUTH MILFORD Horace Palmer, Jr., has returned from U. A. C. at Logan where he has spent the last year. We are glad to welcome back this student who has won so many distinctive credits in his college course. Mrs. Elmer Golden and daughters, June and Vivian are at Delta visiting among relatives and friends. ?lr. and Mrs. Charles English have decided to remain for the summer with the former's mother, Mrs. Allen English on the T. C. Martin ranch. The severe electrical and flood rain storm of Sunday night damaged two transformers and wrecked flowers, trees and small buildings. The Social Hour club met last Thursday afternoon. The complete committee roster for the annual flower flow-er show was read and will be published publish-ed at a later date. The club decided not to meet again during June as families are too busily engaged with hay making. After business adjournment ad-journment the hostesses, Mesdames Haskell and EUingsworth served delicious de-licious refreshments from a long table decorated with yellow roses, se-go se-go lillies and paint brush. Mrs. Carl Elmer and Mrs. Horace Elmer motored to St. George last Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Elmer returned re-turned on Thursday while Mrs. Horace Hor-ace Elmer will visit among friends for a few weeks. Lloyd Maxwell came up from Cedar Ce-dar City last week and will work on the J. D. Johnston ranch during- the summer. The Live Wire girls met last Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon at the club house and worked on a dress, cutting project, pro-ject, continuing that work at later club meeting's until each girl has completed a dress for herself. The club is sponsoring a pep party for . Wednesday evening, June 15, at the club house for the younger members of the community. MINERSVILLE Ralph J. Whitney, circulating manager man-ager of the D.eseret News was in town on business Wednesday. The Misses Elsie and Annabelle Hales of Beaver called on friends here Thursday. Miss Elva Gibson of Cedar City spent last week here with friends. Mrs. Leland Dalley and children of Cedar City are here with relatives. Joseph Banks of Milford was in town a few days last week. Nills Binns of American Fork, was in town Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baker of Beaver Beav-er spent Sunday here. Mx-. and Mrs. E. A. Goodwin announces an-nounces the marriage of their daughter daugh-ter Lelia to Hunter Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson of Cedar City, the ceremony being performed in the L. D. S. Temple at St. George June 7. The young couple will make their home at Enoch. Mrs. M. D. Fisher is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Harold Smith at Summit. Sevy Shepherd of Salt Lake City called on relatives here Tuesday morning. . Miss Mary Banks of Milford called on relatives here Tuesday. Mrs. Cora Goodwin is visiting for a few days in Iron county. Mrs. Marie Ward of Beaver visited friends here Saturday. Miss Eva Marshall returned home Sunday after spending ten days at St. George. Miss Lelia Goodwin was the honored honor-ed guest at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. F. D. Williams Thursday evening. Twenty-five guests were present. Many lovely and useful gifts were received. A welcome home party was given Friday at the Relief Society hall in honor of Mrs. Lucy Hall who has returned re-turned home after spending the past winter working in the L. D. S. temple at St. George. A program was given after which games and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served. serv-ed. ADAMSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson and children of Beaver were visitors here Sunday. Thomas F. Macaulay and Stanley C. Kimball both of Salt Lake City spent Saturday and Sunday here en-route en-route to Bryce Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Baldwin were happily surprised Friday night by a number of their friends calling on them bringing the articles with them to make candy for the evening's pleasure, plea-sure, all enjoyed a card game. George H. Stewart spent the later part of the week working on his pump well at south Milford. Saturday, Wilford Johnson, wife and sons Joe and Everet spent the day visiting with friends at North Creek. Mrs. Mae Manhard left for Magna Sunday, where she will visit with her mother and sister. Mrs. Thelma Griffiths was surprised surpris-ed Monday night by six couples coming com-ing to her home, each carrying dainty things to eat for her birthday luncheon. lunch-eon. The evening was spent playing cards. GREENVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spendlove and family of Hurricane are visiting at the home of Mrs. Spendloves parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murdock. Henry Boyter of Beaver was in town on business Thursday. Katherine Kirk of Milford is visiting visit-ing here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Kesler and children, Kathleen, Ray and Beatrice of Milford called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Blackner. Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Lund and children Phil, Mardell and Ray who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Julia K. Griffiths returned to their home in Paragonah Wednesday. Mrs. Russell Scott and children Helen Gene and Udell left Thursday for Salt Lake City where they will visit with Mrs. Scotts mother, Mrs. Winn. Blaine Blackett of Beaver called on friends and relatives here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davis of Cal-jente, Cal-jente, Nevada who spent Memorial ' Day here returned home Wednesday. Dan Atkin, Grant Murdock, and Ro?s Calvert motored to the Miners-ville Miners-ville canyon to get Mr. Calverts car that was wrecked Monday. Pratt Root of Milford was in town on business Friday. Leland Morris, Ruien Murdock and D. J. Williams left Friday where they are employed on the road out by Manderfield. Ross Calvert has moved his family into the Reese home. Lynn Galpin who has been living with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott during the winter returned re-turned to Salt Lake with his father Thursday Lynn has not seen his father fath-er for seven years. Keith Barton, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess H. Barton met with a painful accident Monday when he caught his hand in a gasoline wringer. His hand was so badly torn that Dr. McQuarrie had to take several sev-eral stitches in it. Clarence Rollins went to Spring-ville Spring-ville Wednesday where he joined his wife and baby daughter, he also got a load of berries. He and his wife returned back here Thursday. They expect to visit for a week or so at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parley F. Rollins. Nada Walbeck entertained her club at her home Thursday. A dainty luncheon was served at five o'clock. Pauline Blackner of Adamsville spent Thursday here visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Blackner. A. A. Morris of Beaver was in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler of Beaver spent! Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wel-beck. Wel-beck. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Jackson county spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perce Williams. Wil-liams. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Williams enjoyed en-joyed themselves at a picnic up in the canyon with a number of friends from, Beaver Saturday night. Howard Walbeck and Heber Murdock Mur-dock went to Milford Saturday where they will visit with friends and relatives. rela-tives. Esther Barton of Beaver is visiting for a week at the home of her grandparents, grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Barton. Mrs. Arthur Calvert and family who have been visiting here for a day or so at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Williams returned to Caliente, Nevada Ne-vada Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Parkinson and son Claude and Thomas Woodall of Pintura are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morris. One of the oldest houses in Greenville Green-ville collapsed Sunday night during the storm. The house was built by Benjiman Arthur. But it has been occupied !by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Calvert. Fortunately it was unoccupied unoccu-pied at present. Mrs. Gus Easton of Beaver is spending a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Williams. Wil-liams. Ruth Martineau who is with her sister, Mrs. Lyman Stout of Buck-horn Buck-horn Flat called on friends here Tuesday. BEAVER Miss Chloe Lewis returned to Milford Mil-ford after a week's visit with her relatives re-latives in Beaver. Neil Boyter spent the week-end in Cedar City. He is now a member of the Cowley orchestra at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thompson are rejoicing over the arrival of a beautiful black hair daughter which Mr. Stork left at their home early Monday morning, June 6. Mother and babe are doing fine. Miss Martha Beaumont and Winni-fred Winni-fred Smith spent Tuesday and Wednesday Wed-nesday in Milford, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl S. Carlton. John P. Barton, Karl and Marshall Levi made a business trip to California Califor-nia last Thursday, returning Monday. Mrs. Adam Patterson of South Milford Mil-ford spent Monday in Beaver with her mother, Mrs. Martha Williams. Dr. and Mrs. Bybee of Milford were in town Sunday. The doctor reports re-ports to Mrs. Mary Goodwin that the little girl Mabel Myers who was sent to the children's hospital has returned return-ed and is able to go about without her crutches. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogerson, Mrs. May Jensen and little daughter Glena, and son Billie, Mrs. Ida Eling-er Eling-er and daughter Loiaine and sons Carlyle and Herman and Mrs. Moore of Salt Lake City spent the week-end visiting friends in Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. James Boyter, mother moth-er and father of H. K. Boyter, who have been spending the last three months in Caliente, left Sunday for Long Beach, Calif., to spend the summer with their daughter, Evlin Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. Boyter were accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Will Fernley, and son Willi am ot Caliente. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fernley and son Ronald left Sunday for Salt Lake where they will spend a week their son Wendell who has been attendinu school at that place. Wendell will accompany them home. Flint McClullen, of Parowan, spent Monday in Beaver assisting with the pastry work at the Beaver Bakery. Mr. Blackett has been ill for the past few days, but is improving. Howard Hurst, who has been attending at-tending the university in Salt Lak2 City returned home Friday to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst. Mrs. Ole Boswell returned Thurs-! day after a few dr.ys' visit in Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. T.iy Grimshaw and Lawrence Grimshaw of Summit came over to Beaver Monday to help cele- brate their mother's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson moved to the Sulphur beds Tuesday, where Mr. Patterson has employment with the Utah Sulphur Industries. Miss Levern Gentry has accepted a position with the Shepherd creamery. cream-ery. Miss Martha Beaumont spent Monday Mon-day at Rocky Ford, guests of Mr. and, Mrs. F. B. Robinson and Miss Ken- dall Franke. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Carlton of Milford spent Monday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Schowalter left, Sunday for Salt Lake where they will spend a few days visiting with Mrs. ! Showalters sister, Mrs. Chas. Cook, i Otto L. Baker and A. P. Sharp, of' Salt Lake City were visitors of Beav- i er Thursday, returning home Friday i morning. j Ralph Goodwin has gone over to : Milford for a few weeks to help his i brother Carl Goodwin on the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnston ofi Caliente, Nev., spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Boyter. Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton of Salt Lake City, who had been visiting with friends and relatives here since Memorial Day received word early Thursday morning of the death of her oldest son Harry Hamilton of Blackfoot, Idaho. He had been bitten bit-ten by a woodtick and spotted fever had set in from the poison, which j caused his death. j Mrs. Hamilton left for Idaho on the U. P. bus Thursday and her son j Ralph and Aler Hamilton left Friday i for Blackfoot. A. J. Powell, of Montpelier, Idaho, arrived last week to assume the management man-agement of the Shepherd Creamery in Beaver, M. J. Warr, having tendered tend-ered his resignation effective July 1. However, the new manager took immediate im-mediate Ichargie in order that Mn. Warr could attend annual encampment encamp-ment of National Guard at Jorden Narrows. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bow-; den a baby daughter, June 2, at 7:30' P. M. Everybody concerned doing i fine. Little Kenneth, the baby's brother is hunting for a name for his sister, and thinks Geraldene is pret-! ty, but his parents haven't just decided. decid-ed. ; During the wind storm Sunday night, window in the car owned by J. M. Taylor, of the Z. C. M. I., was broken by a limb blown from a tree, and a fender of a car belonging to Will Watson badly damaged. Both cars were patfked in front of the Beaver Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hollis and sons, Neil and Delos of Blackrock, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hollis' parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Goodwin. |