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Show THE PAGE FOUR, PRESIDES TO STAGE LOGAN, L, TO CELEBRATE Piotessoi , j -t fea-tu- ie din-m- DAYTON hus-f.nn- d. 111 FRI A H, MARCH I) A Y, n , -- i Kirk-brid- e, j Mrs. Alvm Atkinson, Mrs. Alva Doney and Mrs Lester Lowe entertained their club members and partners at a putty at the home of Mrs. Atkinson, Saturday evening. A delicious turkey dinner after was served at s o'clock which cards were played. High scores wert won by-- Mr. Leiand Scarbrough and Mrs. Bait Nash. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. J A. Cook. Covers were maiked for 24. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Howarth motored to MrCammon, Friday where they spent the week end sisMrs. with Howarth's. visiting ter. Mrs Joseph Goof. Mr. Joseph Lowe is in Morgan, visiting at the homes of her daughters, Mrs, Jim Fainter and Mrs. Fred Coolbear. Thayne Harris was host to the decoons Saturday evening at his A variety of games were home. played and a tray luncheon serv-- I ed Special guests lmiudt-Lugo Frickson and Milton Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olsen are rejoicing over the arrival of a !,lie baby boy, boin Afonday. Miss Grace Lowe entertained at a quilting bee at her home. Wed- nday. A delicious luncheon was served during the afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Sarah Hatch. Mrs. Lizzie Lowe, Mrs. Eliza Lowe, Alls. Erma Woodward and Mrs. Bolvia Kirk. Miss Lowe wax assisted by her mother, Mrs Robert Lowe. Miss Josabell McGee, who has been spending the past two years in Portland, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. George McGee. the Gleaner Tuesday evening gills entertained the M mc.i to a it lightful party. Table games were 1933. 10, was a dtlicious tray luncheon served on small tables High score Bradv.as awarded to Mr Harold ford. Guests included Mr. and M". ar.d Airs. Joseph Wickham, Mrs. Merle Adamson. Mr, and Mr and Mis Mrs Loren Hampton, Air. and Harold Biadford, Mrs. Laon Wu kham, Mi. and Mrs. Wilburn Roh.nson, Mr and Mrs Delore Aloixton m.d the bust and hostess. Air. John and Joseph Lowt wire guests of honor at a birthday party, Aionday at the home of me m bin a John Lowe. Twenty-liv- e of the ramdv were present. A birtfidey dinner was sirud during the atternoun. Mr Jehu and Joseph Lowe are twins an i tneir Ultii lurthd.-eeiebrulinq played and a tray lum heon servof tne eveThe re.mai-iut.-- r ning was spent m dancing. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ntley, Blun 'he Cook, Vnginia Honey, Maxme Hampton and Alvin Atkinson. Committee in charge was Rarta Doney, Melba Biggs and Addle Dunkley. Airs. Millie Merrill and daughter, Airs. Stewart James of Logan, spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mrs. R. G. Lowe. The girls held a at the home of melting Monday Mrs. Bcrnii e IAi kinon. The girls were presented with the awards which they have earned during the past year. Following the was served. luncheon meeting Guests included Hazel Oliverson, Emily Butterworth, Virginia Doney and Eliza Donee. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Dunkley spent Sunday in Logan visiting at the home of Mrs. Martha Mecham. A Scout Jamboree was held in the opera Monday evening house. A splendid program was rt ndered and a tray mneheon was .served. Mr. Richard Handley and Mr. t'urns of Preston were speakers. Special guests were the parents of the Boy Scouts. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Doney motored to Lewiston, Sunday where they were guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Joseph ed. The N. I) C. girls club conducted a apron and overall party at the home of RICHMOND. The annual social A stage setting unique m its MondayFatenight for all club members of the Benson Stake Relief society modernism will greet Logan playtheir partners. the organization commemorating goers Friday and Saturday nights atm The Glencoe ward organization ot the Relief society ill years ago when the curtain uses on "Redance and will be held on Saturday, March gave a benefit paity mote Control." treshma.i play unThursday, Maith 9, at the ward 18. at 8 p. nj , at the North Cache der the direction of Mr. Steven Halhday. chapel tor high si hool. allace Goates injured This is the night following the The entire play is enacted in a Holliday was painfully two severed he when Junior From of the high school radio broadcasting studio and a Saturday woven fingers from his left hand while and the building will be artistieal- n. sterv-fuio- e is cleverly in' the plot A tadio entertainer is sawing wood. ly decorated. The entertainment will consist Bishop William E. Crane of the mysteriously shot dining hts half Mink Creek ward has announced of special musical numbers and hour on the an and this together Fritwo one-adirected by plays with a senes of bold lubberies tnc ward reunion to be held Miss Grace Starr of the high been terrorizing the day, March lb. The day will that -i a program, community si hool speei h department. plot. city, make an inlet estmg and a dance in the evening Following the program dancing Thi play met with liistuiuaiu-otile will be enjoyed in the gymnasium general public. sui cess m New York unci was iot Kearl Chase ar.d W. H. with music furnished by the MelHandley pionouncod by cistern iritics as in Monday eve- ody Maids orchestra. om of the fnnst plays of HiA cordial invitation is extended ning as the guests of the Frankke a.son to all who are interested in ReThe cast of 22 has been wot king lin Boy Scouts. Alts. Louise Ucrson Greenwood lief society work, young and old. diligently to mike the play one York No admission fee will be charged. 01 the best ol the em. A huge n'uiucd recently from New to spend a month with her stage crew has also been .spending City, the past ftw nights pntectu.g p. iVnts, Air and Mrs. George 'I', Mrs. Greenwood's m dilate Sort-Mstage set nerv Quentin Greenwood is lab-oand flit p Built n a, e the inunu i, at the Bell Teh phone gers of the prodit tio-- i Miss Virginia Wheeler of Pres- italics in New York City. Kvan Cluv and Mis.s M.nton was an overnight guest of A. C Hull, Mrs. W. G. Mrs are the leads in the presenvisited Miss Vera Page. Tuesday. Alr. and Mrs. Rollv Williams of Both had a great deal of I'.ilmcr and wuid Ml'orter tation. I A. Tuesday the Cederville. visited with Mrs. Alma dramatic experience in high night. L. Jensen a few days last week. in- school. The supporting ca-Ficsident , Walter is. Barton ac- Don Godfriv is spending some eludes Fanny Hodges, Alton Beck, ' so ' ns " om'lUMed time renewing acquaintances with Thain Carlyle, Keith Woihv, Glen Vy alter W is jr dy ond,;y , Kilburn. Maiden Feat son. W endell pke reUltlveg in Cla.kstou, fn(.nis " I .t.1n Lm Kirkbride. who has been Homer. Mmtr.oe KernDll, KJew leave lor hool ami si shortly seme time at the for Tew, Fae Benson Rose Larsen, visiting Brh,8h 111sbloll. home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Margaret Duukloy, Jean Stewart, Hyrum left for Idaho Falls, Tues County commissioner Burton Redd. Holley Myers, Page is convalescing in the local day. Charles Butterfield, and Dale of an attack hospital following Alma Erickson of Berkeley, appendicitis. Calif., snent Tuesday night at the a for An marring'! application home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma L. PCEPT CONTRACT'S Cud- Jensen. TWIN FALLS, Mar 10 il'ci -- lmnse was tiled by Charles Lake Salt of l. Ellen id end Wiley Mr. ami Mrs. Sum Atkinson, The 1933 beet contract, with this offices the at county City Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hulet and was accepted by' more vu'tk. Ethel Johnson, were dinner guests than 600 beet growers here Air. nml Mrs. John A. Mnuison of Mrs. Margaret Nacf, Sunday. visited lit Logan Thursday evening The Messrs. Dean Coburn, Dorin with their daughters. Anna n mi ButturS anil L.indnll Nelson were Zoic, students ot the H.SAC. Miss a'so guests at the Naef home. Anna Morrison celebrated her Miss Fern Coburn, spent the same week-enthe at the home of Miss, birthday auniversaiy A Hie Atkinson. cveiiinq. Fri-left Call Joe Mrs Mr. and i The pnmary officers entertainday foe Salt Lake City where they ed their partners and the bishopwill attend the I'tah basketball ric with a progressive supper Wed8 lb. Carton Silver to.imnment. nesday. The first course was held Miss Inette Neib.r entertained at Mrs. Rebecca Nelsons, second Leaf Lard for 17e; the members of the local Buxines course, at Supt. Margaret Naet's 4 lbs. for 2 le. and Professional Women's club at and third course at Mrs. Vera The remainder of her home Monday evening. Special Christensen's. lessons on scholarship and mental the evening was spent playing development were given by Myra games and sleighriding. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Taylor spent Goff and Alice Liljenquist. Mrs. 10 lb. Ban Fine Orson Daines sang several choice an enjoyable evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hulet. vocal numbers. Granulated Sugar Alma L. Jensen returned home Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Handley for 15c. went to Provo Friday for a short Saturday after spending a few visit with relatives and friends. days in Salt Lake and Ogden. Mrs. J. C. Hansen who was They will also attend the championship basketball series between called to the bedside of her sisAtkinson of O. I. S. quality cofBrigham Young university and the ter, Mrs. George Salt Lake, returned home Friday. University of Wyoming. fee. This is a high Mr. A. F. Dailey and Thomas The Preston Rotary club held grade coffee; per their weekly luncheon at the club Weeks, spent one day last week rooms Wednesday noon. W. D. in Logan on business. pound 20c. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wickham and McClellan gave a very interesting and well prepared paper on tne son, Dorwin, were dinner guests resources and developments of the of Mr. and Mrs. Alma L. Jensen, Sunday, Utah Power and Light company. Miss Eleanor Jensen of PresPresident Woodrow Rasmussen Raisins, per pkg. 5c ton spent Thursday night as a local senior class has comof the 4 packages 19c. of Mss Martha Fife. pleted arrangements for the an- guest Mra. Sadie Dailey, Mrs, Beth nual ball to be held at the gymnasium Friday, March 24. Eddie Call, Mrs. Reta Kirkbride, Mrs. and daughters, C. F. Lundquist's orchestra from Logan Norma Kirkbride and Lorraine, Mrs. Gerwill furnish the music. Kirkbride, Mrs. Gladys But-tarCentral Milling Co. The local postoftice employes trude Mrs. Linda Kirkbride, Mrs. at entertained Monday evening Electric Light Flour D. W. But-tarof Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hazel Jones, and Mrs. home the spent Wednesday afternoon bag 55c. Kirn. An evening of games and at the home of Mrs. Dcmar Kirkamusements,, followed by a lunchbride. eon was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Wren Jorgenson Frank Woodward and J. C. Jen- ard Miss Fern Wickham of Ccder-vill- e sen, the Franklin county senator spent Tuesday visiting with Pure water white and representative respectively, friends in Dayton. returned Friday from Boise, Idacan honey, 1 Tuesday night a program consis-in- g ho. The legislature has completed 59c. of the following parts was its sixty day program and Mr. short talk on "the Word given: Jensen states, "a very creditable of Wisdom, by Emma Robins; piece of work has been talk, "Treasure of Truth, by Ella Phillips; retold story, by Verna McBride. Medium large DeliWOMAN BURNS Wednesday evening the M men cious apples, very-gooLOS ANGELES Mar. 10 (I'D of the ward and their partners Mrs. Wanda Ellis Langton, 25, held a dancing party. condition; per foimerly of Syracuse, Utah, burnRefreshments, consisting of ice bushel 09c. ed to death when her home here cream, cake and pie, were served burned to the ground. to all pie3ent. Between 25 and 30 couples participated. There are only two hours of Music was furnished by Edwin each day during the Allred, Hale Jensen, Albert Head daylight can Snowdrift and Leo Greaves of Preston. winter months. i for only K5c. s U T RELIEF SOCIETY PRESTON MYSTERY PLAY HERALD-JOURNA- 7) &u Thone cue A&atem. liicdk tivUtUts itU dUi&cm. ziAij ifl&uz anniversary. fcycCty cjj lU nuMioui ojj fotlmult Pic u k u ere yadi cjjtex iecJi ... fiu.fi ciiuCUij it aSi ti i 530 Fur Free IMhery -- Watsons Grocery Federal Aw. 29 HEREVER YOU CO, YOU FIND We take scrip, cheeks, R. F. V. orders, wheat, eggs or any other medium of exchange for our gro- - Bttgeson. Airs. Sheldon Doney was hostess to her club members Wednesday at her home. A tray luncheon was served and cards were played. High score was won by Mrs. Lucy Egan and the all-cprize went to Thelma Doney. Special guests included: Mrs. Conrad Doney, Mrs. Marvin Neeley. Mrs. Alma Hamilton, Mrs. Lucy Egan and Mrs. Osie Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Doney were host and hoste.-.-s at a party at their home ednesday evening. Progressive rook was played and BLUE- - RIBBON MALT AMERICAS ut SUGAR fine Ilk) lbs. $495 SUGAR 5 lbs. fine BEANS 1(H) lbs. Navy $2.25 I5EANS-I- I) Navy 25? ... 25 d LARI) Theres No Doubt About That 25? LUTELY THE LATEST! 45? Three Groups unw rapped bars OATMEAL 9 lb. bag .. 25? RYE FLOUR 35? 9 lb, bag WHEAT KM) lbs. . $12.75 $13.75 $14.75 79? .. BRAN 49? WALNUTS shelled Just Unpacked a Spring Line of Suits . . . ABSO- I white 80 lbs RAISINS . POP CORN 2d GOscfifteg) ... ! 55? SOAP COFFEE Do We Want Business? WALNUTS Shelled halves? lb. 6 lux. SUGAR BIGGEST SELLER' 1 lbs. G&& SOMETHING TO. REMEMBER Soft 19? ;h We have a complete stork of Hour, Wheat, Bran, OysShorts, Laying Mush, ter Shell, also mill run Get Our Triers Cheviots - steds Lights or Darks! - Popular Oxfords Tints and llaids! FLOUR s, s, - Wor- Tweeds - Shadow . . . 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SEWELLS QUALITY MEATS 18C S1.5fl 50r BOOTS c i)C lb. 20C Large E STEAKS Steer Beef, any cut STEER POT ROAST FRESH HAMBURGER Lean FANCY ROLLED RIB ROAST LEAN SLICED BACON White, Fluffy; pound White Laundry; 10 bars & BEANS Pierces; Large 2H can BROOMS Good Quality; Each SOAP PORK QUALITY BATTS $wect, fresh, lb. IN OUU .MARKET Ari- WHEN IN DOUBT ABOUT QUALITY AND PRICE BUY AT Juicy Tomatoes Green Beans Corn - Specials For Saturday - DIXA-MIT- LETTUCE 7. WE ACCEPT SCRIP! t i' ONE LOT OF GALLON PANCAKE FLOUR New California Large Runches- - READY-TO-WEA- Thatcher Clothing Co, m MacasronL Spaghetti GERMADE bag for 17c. CARROTS cans Independent Grocery Co. 51-.J- Crisp, Solid Heads Sego 6-l- Great Doz. LETTUCE JUST AN UN USUAL OFFER IN FIXE SCRIPT AT FACE VALUE! Sweet, Juicy, Fancy Quality SNOWDRIFT BEANS C. - e have just purchased a big line of Mitt's, omen s and Childrens Shoes at factory neatlv reduced prices, and are now offering them at wholesale prices! We Accept Scrip at Face Value! |