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Show v .. i . Salt Lake City were week end visitors of Mra. Moores parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaVere r r Bails. Nell Fuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fuller, has reel ved a mission call to the 28th Eastern Atlantic States He wlU enter the million home on November 4. Robert Haslem, who has been home on leave for the past two weeks, left Wednesday morning for Alameta, Calif., where he win now be stationed. ' Lucille Stanger. her son, Garth, and daughter, Ileen, of Layton, were Dayton visitors on Sunday. The Stangers am fqymer, residents of mis-io- n. boy, ittM r Mm, Bar-- it the wu Mrs. iron, Jean, Mr. i Lo-- rt B. en of Fiirvisw Bdds October 21, INI QmlaMHN Fairview Couple Visit In Kansas FAIRVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cole spent two weeks In Sallna, Kans., visiting with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson. On their way out they stopped In Denver and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paid Carver and baby. Max Gilbert of Logan spent the week end visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bodily and children. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Choules and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rawlings went to Loan Sunday and visited with and Mrs George Lake. SATURDAY VISITORS of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drury were Mrs. Lynn Nuens wander and family of Rexburg and Mr. andMrs. Baer filbert. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Bodily Ellen Wheatley had a quilt went to Ogden Wednesday ing at her home Friday and and visited with their son those present were, Myrlto IALS Rawlings, lings. Glades John son, Bertha Whittle, Rev WU son, Minnie Cole, Lula Egbert, Margaret Kerr, Rum Rawlings, Berdene Bodily, Threasa Rawlings, and Leda Choules. Fay an Burnett spent the week end In Perm. Utah, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Larin Walker. Bonnie Burnett and Lynn Burbank went to, Perry Sunday and Fay an returned home with them. Sugar Daps Dams Duy....6 Visitors of Mr. and Mm. Burtls Han were their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mm. Paul Chapman and family of Los Angeles, Calif., and Wayne Duke of Spokane, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Robert dinner guests were Mr. and Mm. Leo Swainston of Richmond and Mr. and Mm. 0. C. Hampton of FTanklln. Doma Hall and children of Aberdeen spent the weds end visiting with relatives. ft Piece iZERS O Deluxe O Decorator Lamp 3 Piece Sectional O End Table .. KEN HAS DONE IT AGAIN . BRINGING YOU THE MOST TREMENDOUS VALUES EVER HEARD OF . . . THIS SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE WILL SAVE YOU MORE THAN HALF OF ITS ORIGINAL PRICE OF W.T. Upright Freezers o ''i i IB Brfib n- Thatcher Beddent Dac k From Eaasas Visii CLEVELAND TO GRACE Mrs. Waun Hogan of Thatcher returned to her home from Kansas City after visiting a week with members of her family who reside them. Mr. and Mm. Max Depue of Cleveland have returned to thlr home In Payson, Utah after spending the summer months on their ranch here. Mr. and Mm. Nathan Smith of Thatcher have recently purchased the ranch of Mrs. Cora Cooper in Grace. MR. AND MRS. Norman Danlela and sons of Salt Lake City recently spent the week end with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mm. William Williams in Thatcher. Mr. and Mm. Jerry Bronson and ion spent two weeks with their parents, Mr. and Mm. Virgal Bronson and Mr and Mm. Lynn Wheatly of Grace. They left for his na In Lon Beach, Calif. He is with the U.S. Navy. YOUNGS MCGREGOR of Ogden spent a few days In Grace aiilatlng his mother-in-laMm. Cora Cooper with some interior decorating. Week end visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Couun in Cleveland were their daughter, Linda, from Ogden and Mr. and Mm. Brant Roper and daughter from Pocatello. Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Andreases end son of Pocatello were guests at file home of Me permits, Prsldent and Mrs. Dee Andreaien of Clever, and. Mm. Eddie Jensen and baby of Preston were visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mm. Max Andren-se-n of Cleveland. MR. AND MRS. Leo Johnson of Cleveland cared for their grandson from Bountiful while his parents were deer hunting. Mr. and Mm. William Williams of Thatcher had their visit them dur-th- e week end from Poca- - i Tuesday at the Relief Socie- band, Mr. and Mm. Ellis at their home fak ty meeting president, Phyllis Wrighl Thatcher. meetJohnson, conducted the ing In Cleveland ward church. Ciftk The literature lesson was Pan Barbara EUMYRA and Verla Baird presented by er to ten members. were happy to receive word WEDNESDAY Mm. Ann that their sister, Mm. Georgia and daughter, Mrs. Sant of Seattle, was now at Zesinger Victor Beaton from Tremon-,to- n home and recovering from a visited their nelces, ne- serious operation. Diane und.tyene, JWlda came phew and cousins in Cleveland. They worn Mm. Grace home for the week end. Dana Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon la attending the LDS Busid ness College in Salt Lake City. McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Diane Is working at the Mm. and Panter, Mr. in Ogden. They an Lorln Panter. Mr. and Mm. Clyde Condie daughters of Mr. and Mn. Wilde. from Rupert were week end Fay Anne Beth Stocks was an vlsl on with friends and renight gueit of Jndf latives In Cleveland and Pres- Baird I. Judy's mother, Ef- myra Baird, took them to Le-tton. a piano concert given Mr. and Mm. Earl Sibbets teacher, Irving Judy's of Soda Springs recently visitaaaerman, at the ed with her lister and hus Theatre. Uik I Iritis -- Le-lan- Mar-quar- : i V V -- s, dt : ; o Iric . ... ; -- w, Coflee Table SUMS. THIS I1YEAR GUARANTEED COUCH IS OF THE VERY FINEST CONSTRUCTION AND HAS THE BEST TYCORA COVER MADE. 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OF FISH & GAME. Chairs fleclinen TOUGH TYCORA COVER. BIGEBATOBS Mrs. Roy Corbett of Grace was a Sunday visitor in Cleveland wih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Panter. Phone 85241181 Hisrionary Testimonials i In The VaUey - STOP IN AND SEE - The Gtizen PHONE K2-M- M: I5 n |