Show if I 4 M j L rp Park o Float afi 1 jj For the week ending September there was no reportable diseases in Summit county AH AU officers and degree staff taU of the Pythian Sisters are requested to meet at 7 pm p.m. Friday at the Memorial building for practice The Womans Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the Community church next Wednesday evening October October October Octo Octo- ber at 8 o'clock All members member are urged to be present All juveniles of the Neighbors of Woodcraft are requested to be present at a special meeting Saturday October 2nd at 1 o'clock at the Memorial building build build- ing At the Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake this week a 10 pound baby boy was born bora to Mrs Mr Margaret Hays Bays All concerned are happy over the new ar arrival ar ar- rival On September In the Heber lIeber hospital hospital hos hoe pital a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Mair Mr and Mrs Mair were former residents of our city Mother and babe aro reported as doing splendid At the Miners' Miners hospital this week a 0 baby boy was born bore to Mr and Mrs Thomas J J. J Parrish Farrish and a 0 baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Vigil Medical Medica patients admitted during the week were Walter Mr Mrs Florence Florence Florence Flor Flor- ence and end Earl Jones Surgical cases Ted Larremore Harvey Lanford and Emmett Sproul a 0 mine Injury case Tho The opening social for the winter season will be held Monday evening at o'clock In the amusement hall haU of the Second t t. t D. D S. S ward chapel This social wilLbe be one of many sponsored by the Relief Society and an excellent program has been arranged for for the first event All AU members and friends are cordially cordially cordially cor cor- cor- cor invited to be present Word was received this week by Mr and Mrs John L. L Simpson that their Eon son Pic John L. L Simpson had been assigned to training at the air forces radar school Keesler field Miss Simpson will first take a 20 to 36 week Introductory course in radar principles and then enter advanced training in either ground or airborne equipment Keesler field officers said |