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The Misses Sally Kesler, Jean-
nine Drown and Nancy Skeen
were honor girls al the LDS
second ward M IA Gold and
Green ball held Saturday eve
ning al the Nyssa stake house.
“ Singing in the Rain", was the
theme of the LDS second ward
MIA annual Gold and Green ball
Saturday evening at the Nyssa
stake house.
The dance honored Sally Kes-
ler, Jeanine Drown and Nancy
Skeen, who fulfilled the require-
ments making them eligible to to
be honored
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etora ions featured a large
umbre la centering the dance
oor, awn swings, a garden and
ue, an gray clouds, depicting
c ear and cloudy skies.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell sang
the theme song, and “ Moonlight
Rhapsody,” was danced by Kathy
Carr, Elaine Glover, June Feik,
Virginia Sanders, Joan Baker,
Barbara Beck, CeLa Bybee, Linda
Bowns, Tom Lewis, Bruce Fife,
Joe Sanders and Gerald Talbot.
An all boy dance entitled, “ Side-
walks of Nyssa,” was presented
b>’ Dahl Olson, Bruce Fife, Monty
Burbank, Gerald Talbot, Tom
Lewis, Joe Sanders, Ralph Poul-
sen and Douglas Lewis,
Bishop Lloyd Lewis introduced
,he honor girls and thl ir fathers
ard Presented eaeh 8irl with a
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uMrs' ? w^n Fr, oe™r was J,n
charge of the refreshment table
which was centered under an um-
brella. Dance directors are Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Cottrell. The
m j a officers and teachers were
jn €harge of the event with the
honor girls and MIA directors and
members assisting with the decor-
ations Saturday.
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Mrs. Nettie Bennett
Hostess At Dinner
Mrs. Nettie Bennett entertained
with a dinner Sunday for Mrs.
Dennis Toombs and her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bennett.
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Fr« iS
MIA Girls Honor Giles's Al Annual
Gold And Green Ball Saturday
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1957
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