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t' WW mim iiui u.i.i i awn; jmu whi i nw i i.i 1 GRANITE FURNITURE: Leland News VI I Yeoman Released 6 DILY HERALD THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1956 Utah County. Utah From Navy Service Pictures Taken In Europe Shown jat Family Reunion T'INE Yeoman 3-c David MMMMHMMBMBHHMWMMmmm I II II II oueei nas ueen released irum me, U. S. Navy at Treasure Island in San Francisco. He is living with By HELEN ATWOOD LELAND Mr; I and Mrs.

Alvin Atwood and daughter, Susan home of Mrs. Vera Rose, Mrs. Creer's mother. All of the Rose family attended. The party given Sunday night was in honor of Don Rose who was home on a short visit frorfT the service.

rl BEAUTIFUL his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Street after serving four years in the Navy. He has served on four different ships traveling nearly around the world visiting Hong Kong. China, VT I I -3 1 Formosa, Japan, Philippines, Mr.

and Mrs. David Thomas traveled to Beaver Sunday to i "H- -t i It If V' -J n)J i -f i 1 'LS jv Si-2 I Sfcj spend the night at the home of Guadalcanal, Guam, Indo China, Pearl Harbor, Cambridge, Canada and took part in the Dewline Operation in Alaska staying aboard the same ship for 2Vt months. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reynolds.

Mrs. Reynolds is Mrs. Thomas sister. 1 Davona and Ollie Henderson spent New Years at the home of and Mrs. Almana Atwood Thomas attended a family gathering which wao held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Nelson of Spanish Fork. Other family members present were Mr. and Mrs. George T.

Atwood and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Atwood of Lake Shore; Mr. and Mrs.

David Stringer and three children, Michael, Brenda and Patricia; Mr. and Mrs. Daven Engle and Mrs. -Mary Peterson and daughter, Joyce, of Spanish Fork. The evening was spent in viewing slide pictures shown by Mr.

Nelson, most of which were taken of the different places of interest in Europe that he saw while in the service, in Germany. After social: visiting a potluck lunch fwas enjoyed by all in attendance. I Opal Mae Atwood and Lee Howard of Boise, have returned to their homes after spending the New Year weekend with Opal Mae's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson parents, Mr.

and Mrs. David Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson also had their is two small children.

LI Lb Lb llii UU 1 1 J0r 1 i -T' CUSTOMER -A A family gathering at the home of Anna Stark was held Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edman, Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Stark and son, Wayne, and Grant Stark. I Mistletoe, Rat Traps In Odd Collaboration HOPLAND, Calif. (UP) Mistletoe and rat traps are helping researchers study deer-sheep relationships at the University of California range station in Mendocino County. The mistletoes is used to bait the traps for deer to be used in two studies. The rat traps are part of the mechanism for catching" the deer.

Some of the deer are turned into pastures with sheep to study grazing competition and parasites common to both animals. Other deer are earmarked a few even PIE CHAMPION JJ- Kairle Jensen, winner of the state cherry pie contest, will fbe honored by Lindon Lions Club prior to her departure for the national, contest In Chicago. Cherry Pie Bake-Off Lindon Girl. Mrs, Alvin Atwood. They were accompanied by Mrs.

Atwood who visiting in Boise with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Finch, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Gourley, Mf. and Mrs. David Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Johnson enjoyed dinner in Provo after which they attended a show For belled to trace their movements I her daughter, mother and other relatives. While Opal Mae was at home a family dinner was held at the Atwood home in her honor. Those present to enjoy dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Burral Mar National Contest ONDON Kairle Jensen, daugh on the natural range for more information as to how far they wander for food and how long they live.

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jen shall and sons; Mrs. Almana Thomas; Helen Marie and Susan Gorgeously styled with rich fabric tT covers; plump filled with kapok all Jj Jj new material. Choice of colors, clever I I decorative touches some 12-inches mri square; some 12-inches around; some 1 i I 'x 16-inches square! Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Larsen and their son, Larry, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Vincent, Mr. and Mrs.

Milo Andrus and family were dinner guests New Year's day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larson of Spanish Fork. Atwood; Lee Howard and the hosl and hostess. sen of lindon, will be an honored guest at the Lindon Lions Club "Melvin -Jonec- dinner" Friday, Jan.

6, at 8 p.m. i NOT ENOUGH TEACHERS VERMILLION, S. D. (UP Dr. M.

Deizell, dean of the school of education at the University of South Dakota, said the placement bureau received The club members and several Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huff have returned to their home in Em-mett, after spending about 10 days visiting with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. William B.

Huff and family. Mr. and Mrs. Winford Hanson and daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs.

Rodney Larsen attended other important guests will join in paying their respects to Kairle wiiici jpcuiui vji uup I.J UIIU jT 1 who has been selected to repre dinner Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith of sent the state of Utah in the na ondary school teachers and 882 for elementary teachers between Sept. 1 1954 and Sept. 1, 1955.

The university "was able to supply only 120 candidates. Genola. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Larsen left for their home in Hurricane.

PLENTY OF no to maiwsi FREE GRANITE PARKING! FUNNY BUSINESS Mr. and Mrs. Arch Andrus attended a New Year's eve party at the Social Center in Spanish Fork. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. James Finch, Flora Pierce, Mrs.

Allen Banks, Mrs. Mary Woods, James Bowen, Lilian Shepherd, Foster Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. D. G.

Simmons. They were served dinner and then had an enjoyable time playing, games. tional cherry pie bake-off in Chicago, Feb. 22. She has demonstrated her outstanding- baking ability three times In the state contest.

Kairle entered once when she was in the ninth grade, again when she was In the eleventh grade and again 'last year 'hen-she1 was awarded the coveted honor to go to; the national bake-off. Kairle is a graduate of the Grove High School and LDS Seminary of 1955. She is at preserit attending the Brigham Young University! is chorister of the Lindon Ward Sunday School, and sports director of the Lindon Ward-MIA. 'She says, "I will use the same pie recipe with onl slight changes and am thrilled to-have this opportunity to represent the people of Lindon and all Utah In the National Bake-off Mary Moyle will accompany her on the trip to Chicago. BEAUTIFUL DISHES WITH MOST PURCHASES! 1 Sunday evening Mr.

and Mrs. Arch Andrus attended a gathering in the honor of Mrs. Oliver Hanson, the occasion was Mrs. Hanson's birthday. Light refreshments were served after which they visited.

1 SERVICES OF 20, 45 AND 101 PIECES! Choice of Patterns! AMERICAN BEAUTY LADY LOCKET TEMPTATION Mrs. Leta Losser and Mrs. Beth Creer were co-hostesses at a party in Mrs. Creer's home Saturday evening. Those attending were the members of the Krohit-sau Club and their husbands which included and Mrs.

I James Procter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil OUR INVENTORY IS COMPLETE Found some odds and ends, and some corners of the warehouses were hiding some wonderful things all brought out now and prepared for YOU! All of our employees have had their regular bonuses after a grand iyear our stockholders have been paid their dividends and now for our customers a BONUS SALE to show our appreciation for your helping us achieve our biggest and best year! Come early many surprises Only a few shown here! liam Huff, Mr. and" Mrs. Limen Peterson, Mr.

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GOOD DEER DEED CORNISH, N. H. (UP) Schoolboy Eugene Demers saw two bucks in a brook. Their antlers were hopelessly locked. One buck had drowned.

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