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Show Mrs. Earl Dean of Salt Lake City, visited last week here with her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards. Mrs. Roy Myers of Eureka, visited the week-end here with her Bister, Mrs. Ruben Chipman, and family. Mrs. S. T. Baker is reported to be very much on the improve, after a three months illness. In honor of the sixth birthday anniversary anni-versary of her son, Nash, Mrs. Jame M. Grant entertained fourteen of nelson's nel-son's friends Tuesday a'lernoon. After enjoying sanies and other sports, refreshments re-freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Chipman entertained en-tertained the members of the Jr. Seminary at a sleighriding party Thursday afternoon following class work. Twenty three, including Mr. and Mrs. Chipman, the class officers and members, enjoyed a thrilling ride on the Chipman "schooner". Following the Mutual meeting Tuesday evening the Gleaner girls and "M" Men of the Fourth ward enjoyed en-joyed a sleighriding party. The winter sport was enjoyed until late in the evening, when they were served serv-ed a hot chilli supper at the home of Mrs. Helen Walker, one of the Gleaner Glean-er girls' instructors. There were thirty who participated in the gay affair. Mrs. W. R. Greenwood entertained at a well-arranged dinner Monday evening in compliment to her brother Andrew Greenwood, who left Wednesday Wed-nesday for his home in Los Angeles, California, after a two months visit here. Besjdes the members of the immediate family, covers were marked mark-ed for M'r. and Mrs. Lafe S'axton of Goldhill, Nevada, Mrs. Grace Buchanan, Buch-anan, Mr. and Mrs. James Julian and Mrs. Sarah J. Crystall. In addition to a large number of Dividend and Goshen friends and relatives,, the following out of town people (attended the funeral services held on Monday for Mrs. Niels Nelson: Nel-son: Mrs. Harold Allamon, Mrs. Libhie Fulmer, Miss Tressa Fulmer of Springville, Mrs. William Allmark of Bingham Canyon, William F. Bromley Brom-ley and two daughters, Rose and Fern, Mrs. Louie B. Ingersoll, J. H. Wootton of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Spanish Fork; Mrs. Lula Fitzgerald of Blackrock, Utah, Mrs. Winfield Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Al-vin Al-vin Nielsen and Dean Nielsen of Pleasant Grove. Mrs. B. N. Christeneen and daughter, daugh-ter, Maurine, Mrs. Martha Buckwalter and Miss Betha Storrs, were among the visitors in Salt Lake on Thursday. Mrs. Leo T. Shelley, Mrs. Nell Procter, Mies Ann Chipman, Mrs. James M. Grant and Mrs. Ruby Brown were among those who attended the temple excursion to Salt Lake Wed-Wednesday. Wed-Wednesday. ' Mrs. Thomas Sngleton, Mrs. John j Singleton, Robert Singleton and Mrs. J Will Sager motored to Castle Valley ' last Wednesday to attend the .funeral j services of Robert Singleton's sister, i Nellie Jane Taylor. Ralph Gillispie underwent an oper- ution for the removal of his tonsils ' Saturday at Ogden. Dr. H. E. Robin- son performed the operation. Accord-' Accord-' ing to last reports, he is getting along I nicely. American Fork Locals Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loveless of I'rovo, were callers at the E. P, livans home Saturday. Mrs. Neldon liirk and Mrs. Louis Jliik arc visiting indefinitely in Salt I.ako City with relatives. Charles Shumway underwent an operation for hernia Tuesday. Accord- lug to last reports, he is getting! along fine. j Mrs. Mable Olsen and Miss Kvylin ' llalliday of frovo, spent the week-' fiul in this city, guests of Mrs. Clyde liirk. j Tuesday evening at the Second . ward Mutual meeting, Dr. James A. j (.'rant gave an interesting lecture on ' "Kociefy and Personality" before the! Ladies Adult class. fMr. and Mrs. Lee lialstrom arrived! home Sunday night, after enjoying! over a two weeks vacation in Cali- fornia. They made a coast trip from j San Franciisco to Tia Juana and Aqua Caliente, in Mexico, visiting Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego, and all the prominent cities enroute. They, report a wonderful time. j I Among the out of town people to attend the funeral services on Sun-j Sun-j day for Mrs. Mina Shatter were form-j form-j er Aspen, Colorado, friends, Mrs. ' Dora Ellis, Fred Warkentine, Elsie Warkentine, Mr. ann Mrs. Frank Shatter and family, K. Tassiner of ! Bingham Canyon, and Mrs. Frank j Henry of Salt Lake City also attend-j attend-j ed the services. ! EVERYONE is invited to ithe big opening dancing party in the Second Ward's new amusement hall next Tuesday night, Feb. 4. Ten piece orchestra under the direction of Vern Walker. Don't miss the good time planned. Join in the celebration. cele-bration. 2-1-lt Strictly fresh, beautiful flowers are always to be had at Humphries Floral. Largest Larg-est greenhouse in the district. dis-trict. Telphone 2-00. Moral D. Steele, who has been confined to his bed with rheumatism the past three weeks, is still unable to resume his work at the Chipman Mercantile Co., where he is head of the Shoe Department. His Many friends are all hoping for him to soon recover. Sliss Lenore Crookston of this city, and a popular student of the Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University, was one of the Violas personnell in the series of concerts given by the B. Y. XJ. symphony sym-phony orchestra under the direction of Prof. LeRoy J. Robertson, in College hall, during Leadership week In addition to being active in musical musi-cal circles, Miss Crookston is prominent promi-nent socially, being a member of the Nautilus Social unit of that institution. The Primary officers of the Second ward entertained last Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Thelma Lamoreaux, Mrs. Florence Parker and Miss Edith Young, who have recently resigned from that organization. The social was held at the home of Mrs. J. W. Myers. Games were enjoyed, followed follow-ed by a tasty repast. A gift was presented pre-sented to eaih of the former workers in appreciation for their services. There were twenty present, including the officers and teachers of the organization. |
