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Show loka Mrs. Bertha Angus Mrs. Violet Gentry The M.I. A. officers were entertained en-tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robison Friday night at a delicious chicken dinner. din-ner. Mrs. James Lloyd spent Saturday Satur-day afternoon with her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Paul Lemon. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fenn, of Roosevelt, announce the birth of a daughter, Sept. 21. at the Roosevelt hospital. Mrs. Fenn js the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardman, of loka. Tom Gentry and James Lemon left Sunday for their annual cattle round-up. Mrs. Byron Pace and little son, on Boneta, spent last week with Mrs. Pace's mother, Mrs. Celia Jones. Vernon Hurst, of Murray, Utah, called on friends in loka, Monday. , Mrs. Virgie Mecham and son, Melvin, of Hancock Cove, visited Tuesday in loka. Mrs. George Davis and children, chil-dren, of Salt Lake, are visiting with Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lemon. Mrs. Max Hartman and children, chil-dren, of Ft. Duchesne, spent Monday of last week in loka. It is reported that Mr. Ander-ton Ander-ton has sold his loka farm to Mr. Horton, of Logan. The An- dertons plan to move to Cedar-view Cedar-view to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. William Fausett, Sr. were Myton visitors, Saturday. Satur-day. ' J. T. Robinson, of Salt Lake City, spent Saturday afternoon at the J. A. Angus home andi William H. Stone was a guest I on Sundiy. John Asa Webb, of Bluebell, visited his grandparents Saturday. Satur-day. : Mrs. Bertha Angus went to Randlett Sunday to visit Primary. Pri-mary. Mrs. Bertha Phillips, of Roosevelt accompanied her. They are -stake board workers. Stake board members at Primary, Pri-mary, Tuesday, were Mrs. Kate Peterson, Mrs. Burnetta Duncan, Mrs. Amanda Henrie and Mrs. Amanda Duncan, all of Neola. |
