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Show i i I FAIRVIEW I By Special Correspondence Fairview Ward Bishop Named The Fairview North ward Bishopric Bish-opric was reorganized here by the siake presidency Sunday in connection con-nection with the annual ward conference. Golden Carlston was sustained as the new bishop, succeeding Henry W. Jones. Stanley Brady was selected as first counselor; Sylvan Syl-van Peterson, second counselor;; and Val Dean Stewart, ward clerk. They succeed, in order named, Allie L. Carlston, William E. Rigby and Albert M. Stewart. Bishop Henry W. Jones has served as bishop in the ward for the past 11 years and for the past 19 has been a member of the ward bishopric. It was during the time that these men were in charge tnat the old chapel was razed and the new structure built. The ward Primary gave the program at the South ward Nov-emDer Nov-emDer i2 a pageant was given and the children did very well -vviLii their pari-. A iaige audience was present and enjoyed the entertainment. . The P. T. A. gave a very successful suc-cessful meeting in the high school Thursday evening, president presi-dent Ray Mills was in charge. The program was given by the Mt. Pleasant school faculty, several sev-eral of the teachers spoke and Terrys swing band gave excellent excell-ent music. Gerald Erickson sang a vocal solo. The program was followed by dancing. The busy nine club was entertained en-tertained by Mrs. Caroline Mad-sen Mad-sen last week. Mrs. Lizzie Lassen entertained them at a kensington November 17th. A pleasant social afternoon was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Madsen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sund-wall Sund-wall of Provo spent Thanksgiving Thanks-giving in Fairview. All. the students stud-ents from the B. Y. U. and Uie A. C. were home this week end tor Thanksgiving. Mrs. Mae Jensen of Elsinore and daughter are visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Do.: Hansen and children from Salt Lake are visiting visit-ing relatives in Fa 1 view this week. Bishop and Mrs. Burns have gone to Arizona and wal go u California before they return. Walter Cox went with them. The Relief Socie.; gave the program m the south ward chap-ei chap-ei bunday lNovember 19, 1939. the choir under Mrs. Neola Olsen Ol-sen gave a song service of several numoers, a musical reading by Airs. Don Rosenlund, a trio in charge oi Mrs. A. J. Anderson, a speech by Mrs. E. H. Anderson, a quartette under the direction o'i. Mrs, -Leah Nielson, a musical rcadingby Mrs. June Jensen and a- readipg, by Mrs. Hilda Trellus. The north bend. camp, of the D. .U..P-. held the.'r regular meeting meet-ing November 15 in the city hall, 'me lesson, "Accomplishments oi the Scanu.navian people in pio-nuer pio-nuer uays," was given by Mrs. Aelhe McCailister. A history oi Christian Peterson was given by Mrs. Lizzie Anderson and a song ..y Marion 'Larson. Refreshments were served to 25. Captain Annie C. Bills announces the next meet- nj to be held December 6, at ..:ree o'clock n the city hall. eryone w.ll be welcomed. Mi-. Foilet Sanders son of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Sanders of Fairview South ward has accept-.d accept-.d a call to the North Central .ates mission. A larewcll party will be given in his honor Saturday Sat-urday cven.nj at the amusement nail." A good program will be given followed by dancing. Mrs. Donna Sundwall and Mrs. Rhea James of Spring City took prizes at the bridge club which met Friday at Mrs. Helen Las-son's Las-son's home. Miss Evelyn Graham :s a new member of the club. |
