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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1927
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Walter K Granger hosted a Thursday reception at their Cedar City home serving refreshments to about twenty guests in a intimate social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Wilson Lunt entertained Thursday evening with a turkey dinner followed by a card party. Dainty re Day and family of Parowan were among those attending.
Mr. Ray Lyman is spending this week in Ogden on business.
Mrs. Vivydan Barnson and daughter of Kingston spent New Year’s visiting Cedar households with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Riddle.
Mrs Lyman of Psrowans is visiting Cedar City this week with Mrs EB Roy Lyman accompanying her.
Misa Ione Lunt arrived in Cedar City Thursday from New York to attend the funeral of her father, Henry W. Lunt, who was formerly mentioned in New York.
President and Mrs. Heber J. Grant travel from Cedar City to California to attend the funeral of President Henry A. Lunt. Grant serves as a speaker at the service.
Miss Lillian Wight Miss Hazel Brockbank Alisg Jennie Campbell Mr Orien Paliey and Misa Leona Gudmutmsen have returned to Cedar after spending the holidays at their homes.
Mr Blaine Walker long time Los Angeles worker spent the holidays with his parents in this city and planned to return to California early this week.
A gathering of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Christensen's friends at their home Sunday evening featured a shared chicken supper and fellowship.
Mrs George Koest writes of a distinctive New Year event hosted by Mrs Martha Jones and Mrs Ann Gardner at Gardner’s home. Twenty four guests attended a bridge party with two rose buds as centerpieces and a luncheon menu including shrimp salad and wine-apple sherbet.
Mr. W. J. Luke of Kingston Utah spent a few days last week visiting here with his brother Wren Luke. Burny Hall of Antimony Mick has been visiting Cedar City for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shurtz spent the weekend at Delta with Mr. and Mrs. Frenal Shurtz. Cline Woodard brought his sister Claire home for holidays and she will resume her work at the BAC. Mr. and Mrs. Ch EL Riddle hosted a chicken supper Saturday evening with guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeckson Vivian Barngon and Zella and Cicone Batn- Bon.
Sunday evening an episode musical program was given at Newcastle by Mr. Manning and members of the choir. President Palmer attended. The Cedar City Choir presented the Meésgizhk in the tabernacle New Year's morning and Sunday afternoon. It was rendered beautifully to a large appreciative audience. Mr and Mrs B Knell entertained on Saturday evening of last week and Senator Pace and wife attended. A large number of friends were present and reports indicate much interest ahead of the coming session.
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce elected new officers for the year at a banquet at Tiotel El Escalante. Kamen L. Jones was named president James Smith vice president PF W Middleton and John L Fuller were elected to the board of governors for six years W N Gordon to serve one year. George A Mitchell will remain secretary after filling the vacancy.
Miss Marie Dalley returned home for the holidays after months in Garfield. N G Madsen came back Sunday from Escalante with B A GC students who enjoyed Christmas at home. Bert Farnsworth, a university teacher, spent Christmas week with his wife and baby girl, wintering with Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dalley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Empey with family visited St George during the holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murdock of Beaver celebrated Christmas in Parowan with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Adams.
Jones Furniture Co has moved its remaining stock into the basement of its building. The upper floor use is not yet disclosed. County Attorney R. J. Shay appeared in court in Salt Lake City yesterday.
Mrs Mabel Adams Matheson hosted a New Year’s afternoon trousseau tea from three to five at her parents’ home. Guests called to view a stylish practical trousseau while refreshments were served at an appropriate hour.
Mrs. Dean Clark who ran a Man's hot dog stand for three months has given it up at the start of the year. Reports say Dob Orton is taking over the stand though verification is pending.
Among many holiday observances, Social at the home of Mr and Mrs O W Hulet, an oyster supper at Hyrum Dalley s, four socials and an ice cream lunch at Main Simpkins, and a New Year s Eve Radio party at N Madsen s were noted.
Mr. James S. Green departed last Saturday night with a load of passengers bound for Salt Lake City. He will return with teachers who have been home for the holiday session.
The teachers who went home for the holidays, the Misses Thelma Smith, Auline Carbine, Olive Caste, Leone Cooper and Iva Richards, returned on Sunday.
The wood-haiers who have been setting wood for the church today will be entertained at a social and supper on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Rex Ward moved into the Maraden residence this week to look after it while Mr and Mrs Maraden attend the Legislature session in Salt Lake City.
The Bee Hive girls plan a program and lunch for parents on Wednesday evening. O. W. Hulet has gone to the hills north of Enoch to release Bertrand Dalley who has been herding for some time.
Ernest Lowe, working at Desert Mound, spent time with his family marking a local outing.
Miss Carol Adams persuaded her father Mayor Adama to take her Sunday school class on a sleigh ride during the holidays. Mrs. Rulen Lyman, the other teacher, joined them. The Kiddies enjoyed the ride and the cheerful time at Miss Adams's home afterward.
Isaac Chamberlain resumes duties in Cedar City following a holiday break spent at home.
Orton Dalley of the B A faced faculty and spent part of the holiday season at home.
Dr and Mrs R A Shang left yesterday morning for California after visiting Mrs Shane and her family in Texas. Mrs Shane was formerly Miss Vera Rose. They have stayed in Texas for several months and plan to settle back in California where they expect to make their home.
Last Wednesday evening a program was presented by the Primary Association. Punch and cake were sold and the proceeds turned over to the bishop of ward. Mrs Vern Dalley and her son visit Cedar City with her parents Mr and Mrs Adams. District Attorney Lunt is in Nephi this week where the district court is in session.
Mr. Oak Salisbury of Richfield spent several days here during the holidays visiting his daughter Mrs. Mitchell Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Mitchell departed yesterday for Salt Lake City. Mr. Mitchell will attend a meeting of the executive committees of the State Bankers Association and they expect to return Friday.
A large group from Parowan traveled to Cedar City last Friday morning to attend the impressive funeral services for President Henry W. Lunt.
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