Show 0 0 MONROE MRS CLARA PAXTON correspondent clarinda Ch irinda nelson passes away dan washburn received word tuesday of the death of his sister mrs clarinda Cla rindo W nelson 85 at centralia Cen washington february 27 the body will be sent to monroe for burial mrs nelson was mm in monroe a daughter of H S and lena washburn and lived here during her early life she married walter robinson of monroe and was the mother of four children by that union later she married mr nelson and has resided in washington since she is survived by her husband her mother mrs airs lena washburn of salt lake four children two brothers dan and lovell washburn of monroe four sisters mrs ida tanner of duehesne duchesne mrs J lewis and mrs airs dan baker of salt lake and mrs P E of monroe funeral arrangements will be completed when word of the exact day of the arrival of the body is received it will be the latter part of the week daughters of pioneers to sponsor entertainment the daughters of utah pioneers honroe 11 onroe mountain camp held their february meeting in the relic hall saturday afternoon A musical program was conducted by mrs airs clara bertelsen committee chairman from camp no 6 mrs airs olive white gave a reading mrs airs dorothy jones sang with miss larue goold at the organ barbara and max larsen played a violin selection thomas ransom directed two vocal numbers miss larue winn gave two readings and scott brown sang two selections with guitar accompaniment by smith washburn among other items of business it was decided to give a dance and program to procure funds to meet expenses of the organization committee chairmen were named as follows president emma goold program mrs hazel kiersted Mer sted advertising ver mrs clara paxton dance the affair will take place in the 21 I 1 A pavilion march to 10 old time dancing will be interspersed with the modem A short but snappy program will precede the dance everybody is invited to join in this event t W club party success marked the annual club party a program and dance february nary 22 given as a washington observance A one act play was presented directed by olive white eldon tuft song two numbers followed by some clever tap dancing by some richfield girls lavonda hansen janice utley geraldine fairbanks fairbank marie bertelsen barbara hansen and carolyn poulson four young ladies carol hunt susie bohman zona madsen and bertha lee were good in the military dance and the minuet was a pleasing number danced by club ladies preceded by a reading the minuet by miss jennie reynolds nearly ladles ladies and their partners were in attendance primary board boar d t to P resent present play the south se sevier vier stake primary board are sponsoring a three act play the texas ranger to be presented in the M L A pavilion friday march 3 at 8 p m there will also be a matinee at 4 p m the joseph ward is furnishing the play which is being directed by esbon jackman the cast includes grace lott june ross mrs airs E jackman utahna morrey andrew parker carl parker randall stewart delbert wells vernal lott dan hyatt and delloyd lott the wards assisting in the sale of tickets will share in the funds received seminary students give programs the south sevier stake semi seminary nary gave programs throughout the stake sunday evening the speakers taking the principles of the word of wisdom as a text in observance of years since the word of wisdom was given to joseph smith musical numbers were furnished by seminary students the american legion post no 37 is planning a military ball to be given saturday march 4 special arrangements are being perfected to make it a success in a financial way as well as to furnish a general good time the committee on arrangements includes eldred nilsson bud morrison and clifford gregerson miss madge christensen Chrls of elsinore won the medal which was as presented in a special program wednesday at the high school A medal is awarded annually by H roland in an oratorical contest mr and mrs russell ware entertained 16 of the young married set at a party sunday evening more than a dozen men were guests of deleal saturday evening cards formed the pastime A late supper was served mrs S G andreason entertained at dinner thursday complimentary to mr and mrs brooksi brooks collings covers were laid for nine the royal neighbors met at the home of mrs airs sem madsen thursday miss jennie reynolds gave some interesting readings while the ladles ladies were sewing later a tray luncheon was served about 20 ladies went t to mrs boyd browns home thesda tuesday y and spent a pleasant afternoon sewing mr and mrs emery nielson spent sunday with mr air and mrs eric nielson of elsinore Ela inore misses madge and virginia were home from salt lake to spend the weekend D of salt lake was also a weekend guest of the Yergen sens A large cake won by mrs binning of goold at the annual dance of the club wednesday evening was waa the center of attraction at a party at the goold home after the dance fifteen guests were present mrs henry nielson left sunday for california to visit her sonin son in law and daughter mr and mrs lavar porter miss lucile sorensen entertained I 1 a merry group of girls at her lome home wednesday evening with games and refreshments mr and mrs leonard baker spent sunday with relatives at Koo koosharem sharem miss clara had as guests sunday evening misses rachel parsons louie anderson and ida mr and mrs glen pearson of circleville Cir cleville visited mr air and mrs louis higgins over the weekend mrs lucile tuft and son donald left saturday to join sir mr tuft in california mrs eliza winget had as visitors monday mrs airs minnie simonsen mrs ada johnson mrs mary mrs caroline bobman mrs joseh josch A smith and mrs sarah bates mrs morris kiersted and mrs john winn were hostesses at a luncheon at the winn home friday night covers were laid for ten mr and mrs leslie davis entertained at a midnight supper following the dance friday twenty young married people participated mr air and mrs airs cecil bertelsen telsen of ferron spent the weekend with relatives here |