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Show Veda MRS. LECTA HORROCKS New R2IA Officers Reorganization of the YWMIA was completed last Sunday, with Norma Crozier as president; Roberta Rober-ta Crozier and Rhae Peterson, as counselors. Marjorie Harrison, former for-mer president, is leaving soon for California. Clyde Hacking was also sustained sus-tained as leader of the Explorer group in the YMMIA. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Two young ladies entertained their friends Sunday afternoon with birthday parties at their respective re-spective homes. Fifteen playmates of Melody. Riggle were made happy with games, favors and party refreshments, refresh-ments, celebrating the ninth birthday birth-day of their hostess. Karma Jean Farnsworth was assisted as-sisted by her mother in conducting conduct-ing games and serving lunch to her school mates, in honor of her sixth anniversary. I - i Wilford Oberhansly, Emerson Oberhansly and Royal Horrocks took their cattle to the Denver stockyards last weekend. They were transported to Craig, Colo, by several local truckers. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Asay and family are being welcomed back to Neola, after residing in Ballard I for several years. They have purchased pur-chased the former residence of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Anderton. LaVell Horrocks and two sons, Don and David, of Salt Lake City, made a business trip to Neola last Sunday. Weekend visitors at the Clifford Olse'n home were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harrison and daughter; Warden War-den Olsen and Mrs. Will South. Mrs. South, mother of Mrs. Olsen, will remain until after Thanksgiving. Thanksgiv-ing. Mr. and Mrs. James Allred, of Salt Lake City, spent the weekend here visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Max Horrocks and two daughters, of Salt Lake City, spent a few days at the Theron Horrocks' home last week. 26-YEAR PIN Mrs. Kate Peterson was presented pre-sented with a twenty-six year service ser-vice pin last Wednesday evening at the Primary stake board meeting, meet-ing, which was held at the Roosevelt Roose-velt stake center. SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR A very successful bazaar was held by the Relief Society last Friday afternoon. Many novel articles ar-ticles were added to the customary custom-ary items, all of which found a ready sale among the prospective gift hunters. A food sale of candy, cake, pie and chili also helped to swell the funds of the organization. The Thurman Peterson home was made happy last Saturday by the arrival of a son, Dick, who has been stationed at Camp Carson, Colo. After a two-week furlough, he will report to Georgia for a period of schooling. Mrs. Bill Yack was a visitor in Salt Lake City last Wednesday. |