Conference Attendance Increases At Local Welfare Meeting
Elder Mark Ti Doteren and Clyde C Edmunds led a Sunday welfare and priesthood leadership meeting in the temple district with sessions at 1:30 and 4 o clock. President Merrill N. Warnes spoke on missionary work for youth and Bishop W K Swenson addressed priesthood opportunities. Special music featured violin solos by Mrs Ramona Jacob and the Mothers and Daughters session discussed Building Homes that Endure with leaders from Relief Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algemtona
Tempunosus
Mevuinga
Mark Ti
Doteren
Camel
Clyde C Edmunds
Mia Church Welfare
Seston
Merril N. Warnes
Thiopworkrage Mveriner
Chaiis
Valetbormer
Warren Kirk
Elgin Thorne
Tnv
DN Weld
Irwin Jensen
E Flay Brown
Merrill
Blahowy
Ramona Jacob
Jennie Gleason
Robert Mitchel
Spa
Dann Marie Adams
Loyle Bailey
Abel Ekins
Captain Cullimore Returns Home From Europe
Captain E Forrest Cullimore of the U S Army Air Corps arrived home after fifteen months in Europe on terminal leave until May 24th discharge after three years service He wears the Air Medal and three battle stars with ribbons He left Paris March 26 and reached Fort Douglas April 12 where he was promoted to Captain His wife parents and children welcomed him home Also mentions Miss Jean Anderson chosen as debater and Mrs Leo Harvey named Poppy Drive chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Forrest Cullimore
U.S. Army Air Corp
Europe
Cull. Imore
Germany
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Casablanca
W. E. Day
European Air Transport Service
Munich
Paris
Fort Douglas
Fort
Reserve Corp
Dott Mitchell Cullimore
Vern Cullimore
Steven
Sandra
Geniel
Second Ward To Present Play Monday and Tuesday
The Central School Parent-Teachers Association will hold its last meeting of the school year on Tuesday, April a, at Central School. Dr Talind Chagbell, head of the Training School at the University of Tah, will present a tale. Leo Hansen, Alpine School District Health Director, will discuss the School Dental Program. A short musical program and refreshments are planned. All parents of Central School children are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Parent- Tonetienns Association
Puvaddy
Central Schol
TAQ
Talind Chagbell
University of Tah
de Campbell
Leo Hansen
Alpine
Markham Speaks at Club Party and Local Notices
The Grill Banquet hall hosted Lions Club members and guests for a lecture by architect Fred L. Markham on Utahs centennial plans. He urged removing ramshackle barns to repurpose lumber, discussed prefab homes, radiated heat, and Geneva Steels reopening, with postwar planning committee sponsoring. Also announced were a Richins Smith marriage in Pleasant Grove with reception and program details, a local play by Second Ward MIA children, and a cast list noting venues and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Fred L. Markham
Utah
Geneva Steel
Markham
Junius A. West
S. A. Kirk
SD. Harper
J. A. Adams
Russell Webb
Vaughn Ash
Sasgean Peterson
Phyllis Fox
Lehi High School
Warnicks Host Guests From Welt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Wawara Warnick and Mr and Mrs Elmer Warnick of Welt Lake City were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Foutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawara Warnick
Elmer Warnick
Welt Lake City
Fred Foutz
Mr and Mrs West honor Dolores Green and Elwood Green wedding
Informal reception at First Ward Recreation Hall honors Dolores West Green and Elwood D. Green married April 4. Hosts Mr and Mrs Lester G. West and Mr and Mrs Arnold Green. attendants, best man, and mothers wear corsages. Program features vocal and accordion solos, duets, a toast, then dancing and gift viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Richinslaye
Cora
Vernal B. Smith
Ralph H. Smith
Cedar Fort
Pleasant Grove First Ward
Ana
Glenda Richins
Robert Smith
Richins
William C. Smith
Mileses
Nelda
Jane Johnson
Lakeview
LaNeve Smith
Pleasant Grove High School
Ana] LD. S. Seminary
Bette
Lester G. West
Dolores
Elwood D. Green
First Ward
West
Arnold Green
Dorothy Walker
Leland Lauder
Nellis Fugal
Mary Walker
Louise Walker
Ruth Beck
George
Tvan Monson
Jeanette Warnick
Estelle Fenton
Farrel West
Velma Gilman
Larue
Wilt
Connie
Lerene Breanbrack
Funeral Rites For Niels P Paulson Held In Pleasant Grove
Funeral rites were conducted Monday afternoon April 25 in Pleasant Grove for Nels P Paulson pioneer mason and bricklayer and musician who died April 12 in a Provo hospital after two years illness. The service in Secord Wardle D. 5 featured Bishop Earl A Beck, violin solos, and tributes from friends. he leaves a wife Mary Amelia and six children with several grandchildren. A jolly party at Coon Chicken Inn and Coconut Grove followed by a late supper capped the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secord Wardle
Nella P. Paulson
Earl A. Beck
Alfred A. Swenson
Provo
Lovie Bailey
A. P. Waenick
Timpanagos
Ih Council
Mao R. Walker
Jentile Glensoh
Calilniore
Paulson
Fenton
Lewis Olpin
Uncle Nels
Jennie Gleason
Beck
Merrill N. Warnick
Pleasant Grove City
A. Garnett- Palt
Reed and Tel
Matthew
Glenn Bezzant
Robert
Richard Stagg
Mr. Paulson
Denmark
Wuritz
Inset
Madson
Paul On
Emiie Eatne
Pleasant ‘Grove
2Nd Ward
Manship
Mary Amelia Robison
Edna Church
Burley
Idaho
Lucille Hillman
Ford M. Paulson
PI Grove
Mary Blake
Los Angeles
Jean R. Paulson
Sacramento
California
Albert Paulson
Salt Lake City
Octavia Bullock
Rose Chipman
Navy Family News and Foutz Discharge Plans
Word reached Mr and Mrs E E Homer that their son Marion Homer in the U S Navy has been transferred to Hutchinson Kansas from Daytona Beach Florida Lt and Mrs Elmer Foutz spent a week with relatives here Mrs Foutz and two children have returned to Nebraska Lt Foutz reports for discharge at a separation center in Washington He will visit Alaska before rejoining his family at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
E. E. Homer
Marion Homer
Hutchinson
Kansas
Daytona Beach
Florida
Marion
U. S. Navy
Elmer Foutz
Mr. Foutz
Windsor Ward Free Rodeo Saturday Apr 20
Windsor Ward plans a free rodeo on Saturday April 20 with events starting at 10 AM including horse pulling, saddle pony parade, steer riding and bareback bronc riding. A parade at 12:30 leads to crowds gathering for a barbecue with admission 1.00 for adults and 50 cents for students and younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Windsor Ward Stoobada
Vera Marrett
Yelyn Cook
Carol York
Petras
Orem
Bun Taylor
Cadmus Club Meets In 2nd Ward Chapel
The Cadmus Club met at the Second Ward Chapel on Monday April 15 with President Lytha Johnson presiding. Members heard from Edith Russell and the Gittins on British mission Anglo American friendship and English politics. Elders Peterson and Edmunds visited and were entertained at several home gatherings with other local officials and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaspar Eves
Ther Ace High Bridge Club
American Fork
Claude Murphy
Gerald Bellis~ Ton
Howard Ferguson
Eunice Watkins
Dorothy Ivers
Fred Keetch
W. R. Slaton
Cadmus Club
Second Ward
Lytha Johnson
Glenna Ivers
Carol Jaynes
Education Committee
Thelma Adamson
America
Edith Russell
Alvin Gittins
Russell
Mrs. Gittins
England
Mr. Gittins
Mothers Club Elect Officers For 1946 47
The Mothers Club elected officers for 1946 47 at a Thursday meeting April 11 at Mrs 2 TH Adams home Lealand Clark was chosen president succeeding Lacy White Leo Harvey named vice president and C A Garnett secretary replacing Irwin Jensen and Ray Merrill Plans included a reading circle introduction and a book committee headed by Grant Y Anderson Readings included a dramatic presentation of Wuthering Heights by Mary Dana Jones of the BYU Speech department Delegates were appointed for a district convention April 14 Post War Planning West Drama and Literature Walker Music Altman Citizenship and Peace Service Harvey Youth Conservation Banks Public Welfare Garnett A tray lunch was served Special guests were Mrs Don Mack Dalton and Mrs Rhodes Jeppeson of Provo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
TH. Adams
Lealand Clark
Lacy White
Leo Harvey
C. A. Garnett
Irwin Jensen
Ray Merrill
Grant Y. Anderson
Mary Dana Jones
B.Y.U. Speech Department
Winthering Heights
Emily Bronte
Janus A. West
Harold S. Walker
Vernon Altman
Karl Banks
Dawn Marie
Margaret Dawn Radmall
Don Mack Dalton
Rhodes Jeppeson
Provo
Fourth Quorum Reorganized at Quarterly Conference
At Sunday morning general session the 4th Quorum of Elders was reorganized with Don B. Walker as President Alvin Gillinan as 1st Counselor and Max Harper as Secretary. The second counselor remains to be chosen. Also released were Ross West as President Kenneth Gillman as First Counselor and Joseph Swenson as Second Counselor and Hensen Walker as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quorum of Elders
Don B. Walker
Al_vin Gillinan
Max Harper
Ross West
Kenneth Gillman
Joseph Swenson
Hensen — Walker
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ACE High Bridge Club
Captain E. Forrest
Cullimore
Pleasant Grove
Jean Anderson
G. ¥. Anderson
University of Southern California
U. of U
U.S. A.C
Anderson
BLY. U
Leo P. Harvey
Richins—Smith
Gwenty
Lawis
James
Uriie
Duren
Donnelly
Tal
Iss Clarke
Gwen
Het’ Hanose
Sapset
Panz
Avery
M. IA
Eve
M. Ralston
Ford
Ruth’ Beck
Martha
the Maid
Elma Walker
Elwood Green
Neils P. Paulson
WR. Slaton
Coconut Grove
Slaton
Windsor Ward
Byrl L. Southwick
A. F. Hospital
Wednes
Byrl Lewis Southwick
Don B. Southwick
Milnes
Goshen Uc
Baward
Reese Lewis
Southwylok
Lehi
Lewi
Tracy L. Southwick
Floyd Lewis
Edward
Glen Lewis
Inez Bunneell
Billings
Montana
Sadie Riley
Spanish Fork
Lehy L. D.S. Fifth Ward
B. B. Garrett
A. He Wing
Lehy
Azer Southwick
2Nd Ward Chapel
Mark E. Peterson
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Clyde C. Edmunds
Ray S. Merrill
Vilace Radmall
J. A. West
Burton H. Adams
Warnick
Peterson and
Edmunds
Stake
E. Ray Brown
Helga Swenson
Effie Warnick
Fourth Quorum OF Elders
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