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Show Out East Mill Creek Way ... EMCers Are Talking About Piano Recitals, Fires, India This Week There were two very excited EMC girls last Monday when they played in a recital of piano concertos. JANET ROGERS, ter of MR. and MRS. T. L. IRVINE. IR-VINE. The reports have been that these girls were not too excited about the placement exams they were required to take, but they seem to love "batching." At last we're catching up with Dan Cupid, for it seems that two of our East Mill Creek maidens are sporting beautiful diamonds. MISS NANCY BENNY, daughter of MR. and MRS. HARVEY PENNY, recently re-cently received a lovely sparkler spark-ler from JOHN JOHANSEM, son of MR. and MRS. J. .10-HANSEN. .10-HANSEN. Marriage plans are tentatively set for June. As of Sept. 6, MISS JOY DAVIS, daughter of MR. and mbs T? AY DAVIS, is now wear- playing Mozarts' "Concerto in C Minor" and JACKIE GLADE, nlaving Mendelssohn's Concerto Con-certo in G Minor" did themselves them-selves proud at the recital which was held in the Garden Park Ward under the direction of RUDOLPH E. HAINKE. TOYCE STILLMAN, daughter of Ir. arid MRS. TILDEN STILLMAN, has been hobbling around for the past week with ner leg in a cast. Joyce broke her ankle. The terrible fire that broke out in Rudd's barn last Mon-S Mon-S ifaht burned to death their - jects about India from marriage to food. After a question and answer period punch and spudnuts were served to all who attended. Hosts for the evening were MISSES ADA and MARGE WHITELY and their brother, JAY. ' MRS. WAYNE OTTLEY was hostess at a very lovely luncheon lunch-eon given Saturday, Oct. 9, at her home. Guests included MRS HEWITT WHITING, MRS. LINDSAY MILNE, and MRS-LOUIS MRS-LOUIS MAY, former members of East Mill Creek. ing a diamond on tlrat all-important finger. It is from JERRY BETERIDGF son of MR. and MRS. GEORGE 13ET-TERIDGE. 13ET-TERIDGE. No definite plans have been made for a marriage date. Two P?ize show horses Misty and Promenade and a brood of Wooded rabbits. Also destroyed were valuable bridles, saddles, etc. , Fortv-two M-Men and Gleaners Glean-ers from the East Mill Creek and Evergreen Wards gathered Sunday to listen to a student from India speak on India, its folkways and mores. At the fireside he discussed many sub- As school bells ring once more we find some of our local people going to different colleges col-leges throughout the country. The Brigham Young University has three comely coeds from our community added to its list of registrants: namely, BONNIE RUSSELL, daughter of MR. and MRS. FRANK RUSSELL; MARY LOU FARR, a former member of East Mill Creek; and MARGARET IRVINE, daugh- Recently returning to Yale where he is enrolled as a sophomore sopho-more student in the medical school, is HERB UNGRICHT, son of MR. and MRS. JOHN j UNGRICHT. He was quite anxious to get back at those books again and we understand that he is near top man in his; class. Congratulations. I |
