Graham guardian., 1912-05-31
CILA VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
by the Guardians Cor
respondents
THATCHER

cement brick house built.
Mrs. A. M. McFate left the latter
part Of. the week for st. Johns to
join her husband.
Alga Chlarson and Audry Bowan
left on Saturday for Mascot to
visit for a few weeks with Miss
Chlarson's father.
Stephen Brown came home from
Hayden Sunday night,
Vern Pace expects to leave in the
near future for a mission to- the
eastern States.
The stork left a fine new boy at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Ison Saturday.
A large company of Thatcher peo-
pie will leave Saturday for Salt Lake
City.
Tom Kimball was very i'll for sew
eral days last week, the cause being
severe congestive chill.
Mrs. Marion Lee and Miss Elite
Lee left on Monday for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lee has gone for her health,
while Miss Lee will visit for few
weeks at Los Angeles and then go to
Berkley, where she will attend sum-
mer school.
Miss Ruth Kimball's Sunday
School class gave a social at her
home Thursday afternoon. Her as
sociate teacher, Jessie Fugate assis-
ted the boys and girls. They spent
a pleasant two hours playing on the
lawn, and eating ice cream and cake.
Lars Chlarson, while working at
Mascot last week, had his eve hurt
very serverely. He went to Globe
to have, it operated on, but it is
feared he will loose his eye.
H. Udall came in from St. Johns
Tuesday evening. He and Ruth
Kimball will leave Saturday for Salt
Lake City where they will be mar
ried.
The M. l. A. will give the follow
ing program next Sunday evening
at the church.
Vocal solo, by Joseph Phillips.
Prayer.
Brief life sketch of James Whit
comb Riley, by Mrs. Belle Pace.
Recitation, "Old Man and jim" :"
by Edna Allen.
Vocal solo, by Miss Tressa Foster.
Recitation, The Little Coat" by
Spencer Kimball.
Vocal selection, Chas. Clawson
and Co.
Current Events, by d. d. Phillips.
Recitation, The Bundle Bee,"
by Ella Tyler.
Recitation, The Raggedy Man"
by Rosalind Wixom.
Recitation, Little Orphan Anne"
by Mrs. Kate Martin.
This is James Whitcomb Riley
program and all are invited.
Mrs. Cynthia Layton entertained
the clerks of the Big Six with their
partners on Monday evening, in
honor of Vern Pace, who is to leave
soon. Mrs. Layton was at her best
as entertainer and a delightful eve-
ming was the result.
The ward and stake choirs gave
social on the Gourley lawn Monday
evening, in honor of Ruth Kimball.
who is to leave soon. A good
musical program was carried out,
consisting of choir selections, solos,
auartets, and instrumental pieces.
The choirs presented Miss Ruth with
a beautiful illustrated volume of
Evangeline. Punch was served.
Solomon Sessions died at the home
of his brother. Edgar, Wednesday
afternoon. He had been ailing for
some time, but has been serious for
about month. He died of asthma.
He has made his home with his
brother for several years. He has
several children, but none of them
able to get here as they all live in
different states. He wasabout sixty
five years old.
Richard Layton and wife gave
pretty reception to their daughter,
Matte, and Willard Pace who were
married Wednesday evening, Presi-
dent Kimball officiating. The we'd
ding took place on the lawn at the
west of the house. The piano was
moved out on the porch and good
musical program was given. Many
pretty flowers decorated the piano.
About fifty of the relatives and near
friends were in attendance. De-
Iicious luncheon was served. Many
beautiful and costly presents were
received. w. w. Pace, father of
the groom came home from Phoenix
to be in attendance at the wedding,
The happy couple will leave Satur-
day for wedding trip to Utah.
Miss Layton is one of Thatcher's
most populargirls and is loved by all
who know her. Mr.. Pace Is young
man of good habits, and is a pro-
missing business man. The entire
community extend congratulations.
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