i UTAH SEPTEMBER 9, VM'J one hundreth ELDER GURUS LETTER Cunt TAyLOJt FUNERAL Cont. ill wife of birth, is MIMS 11 ID UP. RELIC HALL i Me With "Alblde eon g, ri dotdntf coni so ,.u i in g rai lously unaWe to make 'I'1-- ' n th. irJ as sung by the qaurteCt Ben- en 'iue u J t.) tile Clothing drive we H of the pot. It ) en'ufly and bla dau U' Clif-i,CiO ' o. b by in j ior down here. It really diction wai pronounced Mrs. Adelaide Lund anil her p!ojx.s.Uon ft. ting' that this e, i ai. .. their to know ton Taylor. me by M ,sti.g should b fairly good C0U!J enliit tnnuly with the exception On nJt be located. 11 I. l 3 At the cemetery the grfiv Dm al folks. There in pc ntv ot te at e su.a people in the nf hi'r son Itmiii'--i got together vaccine 'Until an -Mil-so K. Sal,,, i o..oi., l.Jlo.l 'a .. a .10 aid cji-i- i th.ir luaits was dedicated by Merrill Taylor to. .,U ir Par.igonah laftl wo-kK are tie beat rpace which could be m.ivt City discovered, i bp parents were o,.d Claude bearera uPall pio.ll a u La it. tally. Vhe.i5r. Ima U irh were hero Innoculatiou agaunet the spread to this purpoH and in -' bv ,) Mr M"! : .o w.io na.i Baylor , ... Samuel J. Whitny, ... luxes here and Bui toil, a e o on-- , jh- - eullre County a ou hi i n City. Iunarr of Intautile f I,..m Salt M Benjamin also paralyse." , I L Tooch-Mr. .cq..i. la 'n ,i p.i 1... k. I a. I te .f Interest In the buil-hra.i'i down Cva il.Ui.ng enclos'd George Mickelson, Ernest Orton, ..a . .1 ae and Norman j Orion Hit- - b.ise- over from nune the atatement l..i I Tin Salisbury new. in-t wit .: for Mrown loosen Im a. prou Improving projects Ar.'i i u1'- - Mar.e ot ail th jHiij.le back there Day. C. nr City and Mr. Addle Mar tiny of Dr. Raul E. Cariwlo, med. ineiitwhlih are now in pngiss many iVtu 1 Ga.. Iar" fiC In A died sleei Georg-Mr. Prudential , a director for the from St. some of the relief htat Taylor ...a..-i, ,, and for which th- local Daughv.n jams. jpr i JoiiiWiii. San. .. on HELP I morning of last '1 but out MA.VTE? family enjoyed being lo Insurance Co. In the western ters are greatly In need of fun Is u. anuhlng srl Ja, an- W ai d .i,i found by his ant a. 'd a ni.-mill took caro of sj h a contract hi this week and was wanted a ior o tia eonm-ctiom. a. July mat torn In after WIREMa.V.ftokJJ'JI Id, a, pteasq! .pfraolf i a i m. s.s ot hiftter. Eva, about 11: g.fthi q'lanlliy and quality tl! tl U.. i. ' st a J c i.e -trUxI to rouse .i th'' family f had he repeatedly ,.vitl, tin "alt good. ur of aJl polio il eveiy tu- 'Eighty -i WANTED A YOUNG. LIVE.,.dft him by calling, lie was In ParoTOR THE LEIGH lllPII,. hue whk h ha been purBy mi h an act you peopi-havJia ase. occur In children undiT 15 t.- inlmotfwr atteiu-- 1 mid "m WIRE MAN', FROM PARoUAN & CARPET made it jx.ss.ble for some wan for an extended vist with by Mr. JameH Stone. compax? Dr. CurliHl-- t said. inf By seeing . j.,.11 Ji we-ii. a le ot CEDAR an abeenco folks after OK PARACXJNAII. TO U oRN , ,j t;uh, , hi to in .hildren school to go CITY. thoir V u that youngsters comply FOR THE LEIGH FURNITURE and m rvi . u,- tt. girls, and for many of their par- thirty years. He had planned D ,!l' with preventative standards est-commenced on Tu School ot JH'ir work ents ifo be to CARPET COMPANY OF dresst-- J for the or. remaining in Parowan Con.j FOR SALE: THE Raw Paragonah bliadtiil by local authorities, CEDAit CITY. y morning1 with '1 g bje to luton I winter. I don't want to his aister care for their made Co give out help th can play a major role for further man a parent detaila InquirTt I hamig ti. oafiiig at Duck Creek. :he Idea that these peojiR. arela'd mother who Is nearing her of Mt the local ii arresting spread Ram, Parowan, Utah. first time In many year. uniform' Jed.d Ha PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Com. Ini it clad in starving or anything like that I kui Cartwright of Parowan wl 1 polio to epldcrnic proportions. j made bcaiile by and h- lp and It but need pusher 0 4 te.i- h the Cth, 7th and 8th grade won bten they To back up the work of Mr. and Mrs. Max Hendrickson tl.e gnl ih in-- Ivc. thi-given graciously. jkr this year. Mrs. Idejla Robinson health help their origin, and liifantlkt paralysis siond pl.ie I wish it were possible to a the 3rl anl 4th and Miss Helen amvid Rasmussen Maxine sk.t. in each local communj thank each and everyone of you The agencies Ston-the 1st and 2nd. Lake to tw day a ago from literature Prudential la but ity, such jt.T.iC personally ImpossI ti n m rs traveled to Bryce Canorder to ent.r On Aug 2ii. the club mem thousands of families through- Wyoming, in le now so I will Jet this suffice. d an evening ioni Tm-ryon lat Friday In connection out the eleven western states. school at ii Tuesday. bi r.s fij-iare many of the people wdii the Institute meetings and A with her aunt, Mrs iiuiftt at ti e home of Mi Koi; special polio pamphlet may She is living here who have the iyr .; on Saturday. litunn-- i she iiiion. be obtained from the company Alberta W. Evans. wh.U that have expressed a clothing mother. of her await the arrival re ire upon request. to write and thank you Each girl was Eligible to and he Scott I- r Fa.r tke Mr. and Mrs. Ray in County tiros her again. Mrs. Flossie B. Shiner of Man. town In arrived muof David rtf Im sure if each of you could their Mm exhib.t on uhi.h every ti and her son. Cordon Ramsey a meet these pep!e i veil a ribbon. Of th ieci ully from California for them would reci you CHURCH NEWS Continued Lake City, and hi wife of Salt ti u visit with Evelyns parents, Mr. ti.e'd by the club lov them just as I do. You soon visited in Parowan during the many arliihs So.-Ietis the revwiled lief . it Prothcro. by drefts-sthr-nrul Mrs. David " ie slip, one pr. forget they are socalled Indians and Incidentally past week-e- nd officers. la m Iry bag, shoe and they become as true brotht ail a ; ajanms, took in the last day of the Pair th two and jj ers In your heart. and sisters ra.k, shouldtr protector show. horse and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith ReWeat Ward The Parowan t. G books will Be sent to tho In closing I would like to let v nnd childieii were ovvr from lief Society was recently you all know that I am enjoyI hh.-i- i Mrs. Albena H. Gurr has just Slate Fair D. Ifual City on Sunday to Mrs. Florence wnjj m anjZtj to express their ing my missionary labors very 1 Tlv girls an the day with the William T lB'nsoii being named the new returned from Salt Luke when for the wonderful much among the Indians ana appreciation with week Lanioreau the sle past spent Kenny counselors she Davenpoitf. t 155' president. For her lenders have even so I long to get home and for o ha chosen Alberta W. Evans Roscoe and Afton Jeanne Booth help which their leturned home with th-f ma givi n them th.s summer; and live where my heart is and has made the tri ai short visit jrc and Arvilla D. Haltprman. Mrs. and family. She "to ex Parowan. ihvnys been hi the leaders in turn want news that nreceiving upo Sara Huet will be the secretary. May the Lord bless each and old pre-- s their thanks to the girls little granddaughter, Jsi lo 1 fine work and their for On Thursday evening. Sept. of you bounteously. everyone been c! (has Booth oper Durinda t rt West Ward Primary Mr. Wilma Lamoreaux present She Sincerely, for on at?d appendicitus. KtyArvilla E. Moriensen, announces ed her group of piano student Rider Kendall O. Gurr I At tl reports that the little girl will by Reported the that organization in a recital at her home. Tie durti now Improving nicely. lta fall activities with Mary Carol L mmon Mi parents and other close relative he CARD OF THANKS m. 4: on at p. meeting Tuesday of th chi Mi n were there ElRea Lou Burton. Frankie tf iM to remind the She also wlshn-We wish to extend our sin-.'- er luar the students play. i 'he t children to bring their dimes Clark and Beverly Orton left and family of Los Angeles left YOUR thanks to all those who so new wi-ea for mer Frankie's in this after Wedn visiting sday early The for the annual dimp fund. kindly rendered assistance and asblc fc which will ft w days with relatives here. SAFETY CHECK-U- P a AND ENTRY BLANK for Packard trip this Miss East Ward Little Sharon Wittwer ,y Primary began sympathy at thin tune of) J".e d week and will continue as usual take them to the nothern part Washington was a guest at bereavement and sorrow in the Idaho. linwai into cf Brown State and of ElMonte, Mr. the John home of her aunt Mrs. Ardice at 4: p. m. every Tuesday. loss of our dear brother and tact d to week a arrivid Calif, ago Williamson last week. son. o 4 returned Sat Marsden vicinMr. Jim some time in this Opening Social of the West I To those who fn Lake as took in Salt from week the Mr, part ity. A carpenter by trade, Ward M- I. A. will be held Tues, during Brief Next Tuesday afternoon floral where he has visiting with Biown will build a home in Ce- the services, who evening at 8: oclock In the RecCO. Uice who the 0 for 3.45 the Primary offerings, and1 friends), called at the dar City for Grant anl Mary assoclatior reation Hall, It Is announced1 Ty relatives home or Lur In Wild hold its first i we two so helped weeks. will any way Seaman and while doing meeting of the officers. Novel games and past 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET iatml the season. AJl children CEDAR CITY are stunts will feature the enterlive in Parowan at the home appreciate your kindness more than we can say. Mrs. Mr. Lyman B and nplin G Lynn Mrs. urged to be in attendance. of his sister, oigia tainment for tlhe evening with le men The Taylor Family in town for Mitchell. and stopped family refreshments to be served, every S'ions few hours one Morning last one of Mutual age is invited to The Relief Society organiza f?ea!e home in to their enroute week Pircwan. Mr. Joseph Adams tion will hold its regular work attend. People are also remindsumun Las from in Fork Vegas been has who tockman Spanish poor of th-meeting next Tuesd&y afternoon ed that annual dies are also where they had been visiting health for several months, left at time. that In connection with this payable bui ther with relatives., kiftt week for a Southern Califwill be a social honoring the I ; ornia sanitorium where efforts FISH & GAME Continued retiring presidency. Mrs. Martha Dalton accomwill be made to correct hi? the i l trouble'. 1949 Big Game harvests were panied by her sister. Mrs. arritd of Cedar McConnell On Tuesday, Seipt. 13, the MIA set, and to take oare of other City, left jroct, will begin regular weekly mee- routine business., last we?k for Idaho Falls, Idaho Mr .and Mrs. Charles Burton, bedding a time visit for will where The Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moore and they officers are busy ting. f Parov The Board approved a recomwith their brother, AV'x Robb Mrs. Minnie Burton are in Salt Stations working on plans to make the mendation from the local wildof that place. hdividu. ake City this week. When th-opening social an outstanding life federations in Parowan and event and they extend an invileft it was export. d that Mr. The 82nVi. birthday of Mrs. Moore wou'd undergo an operatation to everyone to be pres- Panguitch for a change in the f ffen Mette R. Mat'heson of It Cpdur tion in cne of th,- - Salt Lake ent next Tuesday evening at boundary of th Parowan Hunting unit to make it conform City was celebrated Sunday at Hospitals. 8 oclock in the school tho hai house. more recin Parowan. Innearly to the the Fivje-Mil- e There will be a short f fet-- t program. ommendation of the original local sportscluded In the group of fifty perI Ijhes S anics, refreshments and Mrs. S. A. Matheson is in St. men and conservation ageheies. sons who attended the celebraInson, George doing Temple work, sihe The chage in th? bundary lines tion wre Mrs. Matheson's four fee Bei plans on remaining there for in this unit will be announced sons four and and wi fat daughters the winter. Two babies were blessed in by formal proclamation. The their families; tones a her brother Sacrament meeting on Sunday. Board also denied the petition Fords- - . George and sister Anna of ParoLorene Goulding of Panguitch Mr .J. Lowe Barton christened from Kane County that a spe- wan; litoric ' brother James Rasmussen sp-a week in Parowan with his new boy giving him the cial hunt for 2,000 doe deer be and members of his ice w of family the Aruthur Evans. Mrs. Evans name of Paul McKay. set up in the area North and Salt Lake fcrist j City. and children fook her heme last The infant son of Mr. and East of Zions National Pack fewer Mon lay and spent the day there Mrs. Finest Lawrence of Cedar this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Adams fents, t: visiting. City was named Shelley, with Pion The Board decided that' it his grandfather, Mr. Willard I The n Lund pronouncing the blessing. would hold an open meeting next winter or early spring at whlci fc Mrs. the Stab- - Wildlife Federation 6a Mori Mr. and Mis. Chester Robin-ise- n and all other interested Claii ? agencies an i then- - family travelled would b invited to discuss Imfcdicatoi to Provo to spend the Dedica holiday proved methods and policies Week end with Irenes Stnents c the 1950 hunting season. parents Mr. and Mrs. Arch Lamoreaux. felt beg 1 hey with other relatives local nnd attended the horse races In Anilar s She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs Iayson on Monday before refirst Raymond Ganung at Jieir sumfc and , turning home. mer cottage on Bantam Lake 1950 fttnvh, near Watertown, Conn. Site Mr. illmm S. the Boardman accompanied family on their traveled to California last week vaoatio n trip through Maine, to bring his wife and little boy and with them visited New York horn Ruth is much better from City. Other highlights of her is Greatest Fair ter re.u-- asthma trouble. Bills trip were a visit to Niagara Exhibits Better Exhibits Mors tioihii- Ho:nt r and their moth- Falls and into Canada also they Superb Stock Section er, Mis Betsy Boardman also topped at the Iowa State Colmi a do the and at lege Ch.cago. She viewUtah trip. National ed some of the magnificient scenery in the Rocky Mountain ftp's Mabel Robinson and her National Bark and Mit. Evans Championship daughter Jayne returned home in Colorado She reports a very niter several weeks in Salt Lake wonderful trip we"' Mabd received treatment i,u (;owii m:us Prudential 1-- Life ill Issues Pamphlets me Polio eff-ctiv- J? -- . i- - ''n j e . , , , I - in' Kh I . 1 lu-n- e , us-'ib- ie, K-.j- i r IIW.I HAMI , in i - - .1- . nX i . j i r r taher ,t 1 - :c l ad 1 ojK-nin- e rec-ive- n -- ii-- - ." ar rje-su- Win One of s JolWfe fte DRIVE IN TODAY FOR k R?6 d st-- nt n THORLEY MOTOR We Still Have P.-ar- Lui-11- GOOD BUYS ON ay-- LADIES AND GIRLS Ml nt You Can Now Find reg-ulati- A Larger Variety Of J, P(m wmy) on tew, Sheep dog i"r M, ter a Ray Lamoreaux made the trip to Cahente last Saturday Anna Robinson returned evening to take his Ki.rt.er, Mrs -- n Friday of last week Winona Stewart and1 her three I home again after their i nnni-htrip bark east. J daughters visit here Ray spent the holiday theie and Tuesday. MENS AND BOYS SHOES At Competitive Prices Square Dance Hot Rod Races on improved and reconstructed 4 Grand Stand Racetrack is s . - - ) VHUI TrefriTgn t . ft SHOE