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Show or two early, so she could be there. Mrs. Hawkins has spent the THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF SAN JUAN. COUNTY. UTAH past year and a half doing missionary work m the region of Published Every Thursday at Monticello, Utah She Washington and Oregon. Entered at the Pust Office at Monticello. Utah, as second class has greatly enjoyed her activimatter under the Act of Congress of March 3. 1879. she ties. After the wedding, went to Salt Lake to report her BIRL J. BF.EWINGTON. Editor and Publisher mission, before she went to her home in St. George to join her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Hughes and family, and her son, Orland and family. The San Juan Record BRUCE HURST MARRIED MONDAY Bruce Hurst and his fiance Louise Sessions from California, Manti were married at the Temple, Monday. Bruces parMEMBER OF UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION ents, Mr. and Mrs- Parley Hurst accompanied them from BlandALL SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ing. The new Mrs. Hurst is from San Jose, Calif., and Bruce and she met while he has been staSubscription Rates in San Juan and Adjoining Counties One Year $3.00 Six Months . $1.75 tioned in the Navy at Moffet Field. Subscription Rates Elsewhere One Year $3.50 Six Months ... $2.00 Following the wedding, the young couple continued to PoPRICE 10 CENTS PER COPY catello, Idaho for their honeymoon, where they will visit with BLANDING MR. AND MRS. CORDON HAWKINS AND MR. AND MRS. GERALD BLACK ARE AT HOME IN BLANDING Now residing in Blanding are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Black whose marriage was solemnized June 15 in the Manti Temple- - Pres. Allred officiated at the Temple rites. The brides were Laurel and Alison Sheppard, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Marion are parents of the bridegrooms. Immediately following the ceremony, the newly weds left on short honeymoons. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins went to Garfield, and his Utah, to visit Lewiston, grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hawkins and others of his relatives. Friday evening. June 19, at the San Juan high school, the two young couples were honored at a wedding dance by Mr. and Mrs. William Sheppard. The brides chose long white satin gowns made alike, fashioned with lace yokes and full skirts. Their corsages were lavender orchids- Their fingertip veils were of nylon net. They were unattended. The very large crowd was served dainty refreshments at on the decorated card tables stage. The display of gifts was extravagant and beautiful, and they will go a long way to help the young people as they start their new life. The University of Utah KATIE HAWKINS HOME FROM THE MISSION FIELD Mrs. Katie Hawkins arrived States Bowl, Sail Lake City from the Northwestern Mission, June 14, and attended the wedding and celebration of her family at Manti. She was released from her mission a day Summer Festival Stadium ARTHRITIS ? I have been wonderfully blessed in being restored to active life after being crippled in nearly every joint in my body and with muscular soreness from head to foot. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other forms of Rheumatism, hands deformed and my ankles were set. Limited space prohibits telling you more here but if you will write me I will reply at once and tell you how I received this wonderful relief. Mail orders promptly filled at Kingsbury Hall box office, University of Utah, Salt Lake City 1. Prices: $3.00, $2.50, $1.75, $1.50, $1.00. For BOTH Shows: $5.00, $4.00, $3.00, $2.00, $1.50. Mrs. Lela S. Wier 2805 Arbor Hills Drive P. O. Box 3122 Jackson 7, Mississippi her father. Saturday evening, they were honored at Open house at the home of the grooms parents in Blanding. Many friends and relatives called to leave their well wishes and lovely gifts. The bride chose a plain white gown of summer material trimmed with lace for the occasion. They plan to leave Blanding, Friday, June 26, to return to California. They will make their San home for the present at Jose. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD HURST HOME ON LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hurst and baby daughter, Rochelle are visiting at the homes of their Mrs- Philip parents, Mr. and Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Redd. It is the first time they have been home since he was in inducted into the service, Aug., 1952. They have been stationed at Ft. Ord, all the time. very happy with They are - their setup, and report there are 85 Mormon couples who are sta- tioned in that area. They plan to go back to California Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hurst. Monday, they enjoyed the day in Colorado with Delbert Redd, looking after the sheep. VERY IMPORTANT BABY ARRIVES AT OMAHA NEBRASKA Mrs. Irene Redd had a phone call from her son, Lloyd, at a' Omaha, Neb., announcing the of a baby daughter, June 18. He didnt know how much she weighed, what they were going to name her, whether she was light or dark, but she was beautiful the most wonderful, baby that was ever born- Mrs. Redd is wainting for a letter to give the particulars. ar-riv- MR. AND MRS. JOHNNY ROGERS ENJOY FAREWELL BREAKFAST WITH IRENE REDD Saturday morning, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rogers were guests at the home of Mrs. Irene Redd for a farewell breakfast before they left to make their home at Manti. They left immediately following the meaL Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rogers have moved in to their home this week The travelers sold it with the rest of their property to Mr. Clarence Rogers. FAY JONES. HAROLD AND JOAN MOSLEY TO VACATION IN THE NORTHWEST Mrs. Fay Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mosley and their two children left Blanding to go to Oregon to enjoy a 10 day vacation with Mrs- - Jones daughter, Irene Kurtz, and her family. They are going to help celebrate Mr. Kurtzs graduation from medical school.' They will visit with other relatives in Idaho as they go. VERNA MARTINEAU CHANGES NAME TO MRS. JACK WATERS Mrs. Verna Martineau and Mr. Jack Waters were married in the Salt Lake Temple, Friday, June 19. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Martineau of Mexico and Tooele. Mr. Waters is from Green River, Utah, but is serving his country at the present time. They were married while he is home on furlough. He will be stationed at Texas for the present, and she will be able to stay with him. PALMER FAMILY HAS REUNION FRIDAY. JUNE 19 The Jimmie Palmer family had its annual reunion at Blanding, Friday night and Saturday, June and 20. The party, Friday evening, was attended by 129 people who came from Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and Old Mexico. A fine program was followed by a dance Punch and cookies were served. Mr. John Palmer of Blanding has been president of the organization during the past year but an election made James Palmer of Provo, president for the next year. Mrs. Glenna Lee J. Stevens is the new secretary. Saturday, the group went to the Grove on the Blue Mountain to have an outing. This time, there were 150 in attendance. They all enjoyed a lunch and visiting and the children played games. The reunion, next year, will be at Provo. FRANK WRIGHTS sfze Thursday, June 25, 1353. Page 2 women who attended the Leadership week at Provo last week: Garda Adams, Deaun Johnson, Marion Rhoades, Mary Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pease and their children returned to thsir home in Salt Lake Monday. by Ver-nThey were accompanied and Jim Harris. Jim had to Lyman, Carol Black, Mareport at the hospital Tuesday Marge to undergo an 'operation to have bel June Hurst, Martha Carroll, and Mabel Hurst. a tumor removed. ia Iwan Black has just written folks that he is back in Okinawa after spending the past eight weeks in Japan going to school. He was happy to see he was Chester Redd while th ere. his Mrs. Enid Redd Keats and small daughter, Kathie Louise have just returned from Nevada, where they have spent the past few months at the home of Bob Keats parents, Mr- and Mrs. Jack Keate. Mr. and Mrs. Keate came to bring Enid. They took (Continued on Page 4) The following are some of the - For Your Insurance Needs William J. Hunter General Agent Pacific National Life Assurance Co. Helper, Utah 187 S. Main RECEIVED WORD OF A NEW GRAND DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright are rejoicing over the arrival of their first grand daughter June 19. She was born at Hinckley, Utah, and will stay .at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bishop. Mrs. Bishop is the former Dorothy Wright. Girls are rather a novelty in the family as Duane is the oldest of nine boys and Dorothy is the only girl in a family of seven. Mrs. Dora Wright went Wednesday to help welcome the little girl. ANOTHER GROUP GOING SAN JUAN RIVER THIS WEEK Frank Wright, Don Smith, and Willard Wright, as boatmen are taking another group down the San Juan river this week. Otis Wright, another son of Frank Wright and Miss Bonnie Jean Shumway, are among the passengers from Blanding. DOWN Ed and Ladean Hill Jones and are their young son, Jeffry, home of Mrs. visiting at the Hills father, Mr- Thomas Jones. Their home is in California at the present time. - GENEOLOGICAL CONVENTION AT BLANDING SUNDAY There was a geneological convention at Blanding Sunday for all Stake and Ward officers and any other interested person. It was in the new recreation hall, and was very much enjoyed by Joseph B. Harris, Ashton HarGrant Bayles, Norman Pease Prock May, Alma Jones and Thomas Jones families enjoyed an out door supper Wednesday to be what used evening at those who attended. There was known as the tanks southeast a luncheon served by members of Blanding. It was in honor of of the Stake Board for the visi- the Pease family who are visittorsing here from. Salt Lake. Mr. Sraummer of the General Board was in attendance and Thursday, parts of the above gave some very fine material families made a trip to the ridfor geneological workers. He is ges by way of the new Comb in charge of the Archives at the road, and back to Blanding over office in Salt Lake. the Elk Mountain. At the Arch While Mr. Sraummer was in canyon they stopped and had a tbwn, he stayed at the home of very bountiful supper at six p. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hurst. They m. Saturday evening, they all took him over the new Comb enjoyed a swim at Bluff which road and in the vicinity of the was followed by a hot dog sup- ris, straightBOURBONwhisct l PROOF OLD HICKORY DISTILLING CORPORATION. PHILADELPHIA. 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