| OCR Text |
Show three children of Helper. ur Mrs. Sillitoe and children were end guests of Mr. and Mrs t ,M Mr. and MTa. Chester Herb . I California, and Mr. and Mrs -r' Vance and son of Provo, fere Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. F. c j Mr. and Mrs. Herbest ana fa Mrs. Ray Elliott of Castledale ( guests Monday of Mr. and ljrs !' Clark, Bishop and Mrs. Edwari R ' gess and Mrs. Grace Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Victor Olsen anj Cecil, of Murray, and John c 0' of Salt Lake, were guests 0f n ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hang fi, July 4th. Lorenzo Watkins of Califo the guest of his brother, Oscar ' family, July 4th. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Crookston -baby of Salt Lake City were g.""' Independence Day of Mrs. Cro ton's iparents, Mr. and Mrs. j' Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Salm children of Magna, were guests first of the week of D. J. Han and Mr. arid Mrs. Alma Hamnett '" Independence Day was celebrit under the direction of the M. I It consisted of the following 5rJ gram: IDuet ("The TJltjah. Trail" I Mrs. Frank Bateman and Mrs. iva ard Cleghorn; oration, Thirl Marv reading, Cleone Marsh; auet West is Calling" by Hazel Hm' and Ross Burgess. The atternc.f-w,as atternc.f-w,as spent in races, games, etc. Lawrence Carpenter of California, formerly of Alpine, is visiting at ft, home of Mr. and Mrs. James c, ' Healey. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hackett $ Lehi, were July 4th guests of it and Mrs. Joseph F. Marsh. u ALPINE NEWS Mrs. L. Bates, Reporter. The Seagull girls, Beth Mc Daniel, Maurine Strong, Hazel Hunter, Marie McDaniel, Ida Healey and Edith Marsh, entertained their mothers at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Loy Beck, Saturday, June 22, at 3 p. m. A delicious two course dinner was cooked and served by the girls under the supervision of their class leaders, lead-ers, Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Willard Cleghorn. The guests were seated at one long table which was centered center-ed with a large vase of pink and white peonies. The placecards were pink with a white seagull on them. Tributes to the mothers were given giv-en by Hazel Hunter, Maurine Strong and Beth McDaniel. After dinner, gaimes and social chat were enjoyed. The mothers present were: Mrs. F. O. McDaniel, Mrs. Mark Strong, Mrs. Robert Hunter, Mrs. Frank Healey, Mrs. Ernest McDaniel and Mrs. Joseph F. Marsh. June 23rd the children of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bates pleasantly surprised sur-prised their father in honor of his birthday. Dinner was served at 4 p. m. to the following: Mr. an'd Mrs. Benjamin Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leon-ard Bates and children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bates and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Beck and children, Mrs. Madeline Wilkin and children, Mr. George Boddison of Alpine, Mrs. James Brown of Calgary, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sillitoe and |
