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Show J. Pleasant gf grewVes . . . R' D'He , ,.! Mrs. A. H. Anderson l' w-i?p Vwith their son. Reese. ontraeu "'I familv in SpringvilK- Ves,er0nf i ... -,vrt Erieksen of Alomoda, 0 11 arrived last week to ''"modi. i! wife back to their '"'meni 'rf Mrs Erieksen has spiir ""'s: "'mi three weeks at the "e if of her mother. Mrs. during 'f"? Elinor Erieksen ami r w'ere: v'f Miss Margaret Gevsl. 5893- ?Vmain in Mt- Pleasant ?hi Pro' "' mther 10 days before re fe 1,0,110 in A1 .921. " l'lL"! !ni!d Bushman, son of Mr 2SS.9$! -jMrs-LaMar Bushman re- roducT," 'ei Sunday from ha Una s ami w he spent a week with his nachin "'t A uncle' Mr' and Mrs' 1. S3-j, vvin Christensen. ' head H Evan Olsen had a most Federal -Vble visit with her sister. :he i-i it E. Coles, in Provo last "tracts sk. Mrs.Coles is the former It con. jL'tie Lund. I h rnin- ' pav Mr and Mrs. Heber Brewer ?s, con. -j their three children, Chris- )r. The 13 Davie 10 and Billie la added il make' their home in Mt erdav ant are expected to move dr 16 - their new home this week, yed on e Brewer's were former re s. Em- -eats of Clear Creek and Mr. r child iver will continue to work I ' eight ::er. ! fiscal Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jacobsen . arned last week from a three I even 3 ;k visit with their daughter j gift of -J son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 1 ' heart "jth Story, in Cheyenne YVyo. j siv; " National .Vufi J' Mjluey Simpson of M,G i Now : and'Tte. Wells' biotherson home and will spend aj-w;vks in Mt. PioasunT'as Last weekend Frank W Ne lson and his bride of Salt Mr N0nt. th wwkd with, Mi. Nelsons parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Neilson The young Neilson's were aecom- panted by the bride's parents c aIUT Irs- Isanc "ns. of Salt Lake. ... Wesley Burnside, son of Mr and Mrs. Mason Burnside, has .lust completed an eight week art course in Now York Citv where he leended the Art Student Stud-ent League. Mr. Burnside will teach art at Idaho State Collesre In Pocatello this fall. Mrs. Richard Lundberg and baby of Price are spending this week with Mrs. Lundberg's mother, Mrs. Sitha Burnside. I Mr. and Mrs. Neil Syndergaard and baby son, Allen, spent last weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushman. Sunday the Syndtrgaards, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushman, Miss Verda Rasmussen and the Ernest Bushmans enjoyed a picnic in Maple Canyon. I Miss Eva Brothrson of Salt I Lak has been visiting with her j brother, Alten Brotherson, and his family this week. I j Mrs. F. O. Fogelberg left Sat-j Sat-j urday with her daughter, Donna j to spend three weeks in San ' f;ranc,sco w,th on and daugh- - "si r tSs- were viiwi i . Kdsmussen's Pa.,i p'sit-d y their son Dr Lake U,U' family a11 o' Sal. Sundav 'on returned Sunday from a 10 day visit in Jerrv Tt-WUh her sls,er. Mrs. J riy Jenkins. edMhe; terSimpson entertain-Mr entertain-Mr nrtai!,ehtei.and "-in-law, and ao,,MrS- DwlRht Bertelson a",dt.small son, Elliot of Huron South Dakota last week. The Bertelson's left Mt. Pleasant Monday to visit friends and re latives in Salt Lake and Ogden hf srl"1"8 t0 their hme in South Dakota. Another daughter of Mrs. Smpson, Miss Donna Marie Simpson,, was in Mt. Pleasant over the weekend. Miss Simpson has been doing post-graduate study at the University of Utah fut vv,f,n cntinue her studies this fall. Mrs. Grace Wilson of Ogden was also guest at the Simpson home over the weekend. Keith Anderson and two children and Miss Fanny Merle Anderson, all of San Franciso left Wednseday after a ten day visit at the home of their mother and grandmother Mrs. Thomas West. Mr. and Mrs. Carral Farley attended the evening perform, ance of the "High Button Shoes" starring Eddie Foy, Jr. in Salt Lake Saturday evening. Miss Deanna Ursenbach is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Richard Noms, and her familv in Garfield this week. Mrs. Olivia M. Wall has continued con-tinued to enjoy visits from her children. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wall and their small daughter, Linda Sue, of Clare-mont, Clare-mont, California, were here. Mrs. Wall and her son and his family spent the weekend in : Salt Lake City with Mrs. Wall's daughter, Mrs. BUI Perry, and her husband. Bollingers Feted Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Er-win Er-win E. Bollinger were the object ob-ject of several entertainments before their departure Monday. Friday noon Mr. and Mrs. Bollinger Bol-linger and son Erwin were I luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Ralph Gunn. Mrs. Grace Gunn ; was also a guest. That eve-; eve-; ning Mr. and Mrs. Elden Hughes Hugh-es entertained the Bollingers and Mr. and Mrs. William Burton Bur-ton at a chicken dinner served at the "Snappy Lunch" in Spring City. Monday noon the Bollingers were the luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nielsen. Sunday the Bollingers were guests of Mayor and Mrs. Soren M. Nielsen at the Nielsen's summer sum-mer cabin in Rolfson canyon. Others in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nielsen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nielsen and family. Rev. and Mrs. Gregory Reid of Hazelton, Idaho, were the dinner din-ner guests Sunday noon of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gunn. Mrs. Esther Irwin returned Thursday from a visit of about a week with friends in Green River. Mr and Mrs. W. S. Atkinson and baby daughter, Ginny, of Salt Lake city, spent Saturday and Sunday with the John Sours family. Miss Marilyn Paul-Grow has returned from Green River, where she has been working for a two weeks' visit with Miss Leila Paul and Miss Charlotte Grow before going to Pella, la., for her second year in college. The Girl Scouts presented a program for their mothers at Craighead Auditorium on Friday Fri-day evening. Patrol I gave a play entitled "Awful Heavy . Mary Jensen and Nancy Staker wrote the play, based on an idea used in a story by Doro hy Thompson. Parts in the play were taken by Elaine Reynolds, Mary Jensen, Charlotte Nelson, Mary Lula Beck, Marilyn Seely, Donna Fogelberg, Lois Phi Hps Nelda Bushman, Jeanine Allred and Joyce Draper. Paula Brandon Bran-don read the prologue Follow-ing Follow-ing the play, refreshments wire served in the faculty room and a program was given by members of Patrol 2. Those taking part were Elna Mae Jo-hansen, Jo-hansen, electric guitar solo; Tammy Madsen, flute solo ac rompanied by Bobby Madsen; Pa?sPy Rosenlof, reading; Clarice Gunn, piano solo; and Patsy Tuttle, saxophone solo. Visitors at the D Allen Thomas Thom-as home from Wednesday, August Aug-ust 4 to Tuesday were M. 3SSS hifsltef MrsDawd Salter, M&h ! iUo! Kansas City. Mo. From I iMt. Pleasant the visitors drove to the parks in southern Utah and then on to Los Angeles and San Francisco before returning home. . Class Reunion Thirty years ago Miss Charlotte Char-lotte Grow graduated from the Presbyterian Training School in Chicago. This week three other members of that class of nine came to her home for a reunion: re-union: Mrs. H. C. Chapin, Granite Gran-ite City, 111.; Miss Vera Yarnell and Mrs. William Thorne, Chicago. Chi-cago. The Rev. H. C. Chapin accompanied ac-companied his wife. Several special events have been planned for their week's slay On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. D. Allen Thomas spent the evening with the group, Mr. Thomas showing; kodachrome slides of Wasatch Academy. A special dinner was served to the group Wednesday noon in the home of Miss Grow and Miss Leila Paul. . On Monday evening Mrs. Joseph Jo-seph L. Lund brought a smorgasbord smorg-asbord over to the D. Allen Thomas home in celebration of Mr. Thomas's birthday. Miss Grace Mae Sample was a guest. , Mr. and Mrs. Murray W. Lund of Salt Lake city visited Mr. Lund's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lund, recently. Then they drove to California as tht first part of a trip up ths coast through Oregon and Washington Washing-ton into Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lund visited in Salt Lake city from Thursday of last week until Monday with their daughters Mrs. J. Richard Crane and family, fam-ily, Mrs. I. B. McNulty and family. fam-ily. On Monday Captain and Mrs Dean Armstrong and family of Costa Mesa, Calif., called on friends in Mt. Pleasant. They were on their way to their new home in North Carolina, where Captain . Armstrong will be stationed sta-tioned with the Marine Air Corps. Mrs. Armstrong, the former for-mer Frances Jensen7 is the daughter of the late Morris Jensen, Jen-sen, and Mrs. Jensen who now lives in Costa Mesa, Calif. Miss Margaret Thompson went to Salt Lake city Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon for several days' visit with relatives and friends. Saturday night she will attend the all-state football game to be held in the University of Utah stadium. Miss Marilyn Redford of Salt Lake was a guest in the -J. R. Bagnall home last weekend. Mrs. Hugh Barentsen was hostess to the bridge club last Thursday evening. Prizes for high scores in bridge were a-wardeti a-wardeti to Mrs. Weldon Fowles and Mrs. Winn Tucker. Hostess this week- .will be Mrs. Harry Simpson. Mihers and daughters of the South ward MIA enjoyed a picnic pic-nic at Pleasant Park Tuseday evetiing. Mr. and Mrs. B.G. Cox of Denver Den-ver visited with Mrs: Cox's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Faireld Lar- sen Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rasmussen returned Saturday evening from a two week vacation, visiting friends and relatives in Idaho, Wendover, and Garfield. Birthday club eelebated the birthday of Emil Rutishauser last Thursday evening. Following Follow-ing a delicious dinner progressive progres-sive rook was played. Mrs. George C. Anderson of Salt Lake returned to her home Monday after having spent a week with her daughter, Mrs Lewis Anderson, and her family. fam-ily. J A son born to Mr. and Mrs Max Rosenlof of Provo. Mrs. Max Rosenlof is the former Miss Beth Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Anderson. Mr. Frank Ruesch spent Sunday Sun-day and Monday in Salt Lake. |
