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Show Pleasant Grove Locals Miss Jewell Paul left Thursday to visit in California. The B. B. Club met Wednesday with Jennie Fugal, a lesson of cooking cook-ing was given. ! Miss' Helen Warnick is attending school at the Henegar Business college col-lege this summer. Tommy Adamson, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Adamson, is at the hospital suffering from a complication of appendicitis and measles. The 4-H Clubs of the district joined join-ed the county club members at the B. Y. U. campus at Provo yesterday yester-day in the annual 4-i county outing. out-ing. Miss Louise West will give piano lessons for beginners. Charges are reasonable. Phone 65-W, Pleasant GGrove. adv. The Mothers Club members met at the home of Mrs. Sadie Clark Wednesday and enjoyed a special program in honor of retiring officers. Mrs. Maurine Simmons and two children of Idaho are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gamett and family. Miss Geraldine Macfarlane left Thursday with her grandparents for a trip to Pine Valley, Cedar City and St. George. i Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Clarence and Ruth Taylor of Provo, and Mrs. Elroy Nelson and baby of Troy, New York, visited Sunday with Mrs. Adeline Ade-line Nelson. The Windsor ward Gleaner Girls enjoyed a swimming party at Park Ro-She Wednesday evening. Miss Mary Jacobs is improving nicely from an appendix operation performed last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Richins and family of Vernal, visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richins. i Captain Lyman Swenson of the j U. S. Navy is renewing acquaint- ances and enjoying a visit with his : brother, Ezra, and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Partington are moving to Spanish Fork to make their home. Mr. Partington will be employed at the Smith-Hughes teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Burch announce an-nounce the birth of their iirst granddaughter, a baby girl, having been born to Russell and Bessie Burch Mortensen at Provo Monday night, June 21. A granddaughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson Tuesday at ; American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Ralpn Gillispie being the proud parents. The mother was formerly Miss Merle Carlson. Mrs. Rose B. Radmall has been chosen as second counselor to stake President Hedve Christiansen of the primary. Dean Paulson will succeed Mrs. Laura Robertson, who has resigned re-signed after nine years of faithful service as first counselor. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Erving Block, have been entertained at many family dinners, canyon parties, etc., the past week. They are visiting here from Los Angeles with their mother, Airs. Josephine Bezzant. Tin family fami-ly will enjoy a "get-together" at Saratoga Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Allen will make their home in the Basil Walker Walk-er residence. After a honeymoon trip through Yellowstone national park. Rural Carrier J. C. Hilton attended at-tended a carriers convention at Hooper Sunday. Mrs. Hilton and family and Mrs. Eliza Jacobs and Miss Lyle Hooley, accompanied him as far as Ogden and visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Junius A. West, Mr. and Mrs. John Halliday, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Laudie, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gamett, Mrs. Maurine Simmons, Sim-mons, Mrs. Joseph West, the misses Viola, Josie and Gwen West, Mrs. Maude Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tho-mas Fenton and Miss Estella Fenton attended the funeral of Mr. Hugh A. Jacobs at Heber Friday. Mrs. Ella M. Cragun entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthdays of her son, Rumel, and granddaughter, Norma May. Those i attending were : Mr. and Mrs. E. M. I Cragun and son, Dorlynn, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cragun and children, Patsy, Ruth and Connie Rae, Sheridan Sheri-dan Cragun, Esma Williams, Marvel Newman and members of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Junius A West attended at-tended a State Bankers convention at Bryce's canyon Sunday until Tuesday. Mr. West was elected to serve on the Executive Board of the Utah State Bankers Association. Mr. and Mrs. West attended the banquet and dance and also took the three hour sightseeing tour while at : the canyon. Friday guests of Mrs. Annie Hoi- 1 man were, Mrs. Augusta Swart, a : girlhood chum of Provo, and Mr. and ; Mrs. D. R. Wanberg of South Africa. Mr. Wanberg is with a photography firm in that far away land and will spend one year in the United States in their service. They are spending six weeks in Utah renewing their acquaintances with relatives and j friends, after ten years of absence, j The Modernette Club met Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at the home of Ruth W. Farr for an afternoon of recreation. recrea-tion. The following young matrons are club members: Phyllis W. ; Keetch, Ruth A. Cobbley, Letha "W. ' Hansen, Letha W. Ash, LaPriel W. Oscarson. Ellen A. Peterson, May- belle F. Dickerson, Rhea G. Con- 1 der. Beth Blackhurst, Beth K. Fenton. Fen-ton. Muriel W. Larsen. Ardeth W. Lewis. Dora O. Hales, Mary A. Swenson. Swen-son. Virginia G. Chipman. June G. ! Clark. Wanda H. Adams. Edna W. j Aitkenson. Afton B. Walker and the '. hostess. Refreshments were served ; late in the afternoon. j n |
