Nephi, Juab County, Utah SIjc Cmco.7ctufi Thursday, May 26, 1966 I Honored j lJ'an Mr. and Mrs. Fin.te, Br.ggs. Mr, and Mrs. Walter J. Mr. and Mrs. Rue Gol-- i j!pin, den. Mr, and Mrs. Melvin StanMr and Mrs. Raymond ley, Bla, kett. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. jC, H.per, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mr., Mrs. Jones Host Levan Girls Recent Meeting of World War I Group The l4van Civic-heTile Velct ow of Wo: 1,1 War I a tea honoring the I and tlie Auxiliary nut tavnn the of girls Klcim-uta- i y and Junior High at the home of Mr, and Mrs. School on Wednesday, May 18 George V. Jones on May 17. at the Ward recreation Commander IVtry C. H.ili was in charge of the meeting. The hall. salute to the flag and pledge F o il girl was accompanied by of allegiance we-- e led by her mother. A lunch was served Hall. Prayer was given and a program given. The trib-u- e by Chaplain r Briggs. Reto the girls was given by ports were given on the state Pauline Mangelson, and one to convention by Clinton Kirgan the mothers by Celia Mangel-so- and Chester Finite Other busiGwen and Linda Stephen- ness matters were taken up. son, Bessie and Ava Jackman. refreshments were Light Floy and Shirley Harper sang A P etty Girl is Like a Me- served to Commander and Mrs. lody; Mary Mien Worwood, Perry C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. H. Janice Shepherd and Putty C. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mangdson gave a dance number; Snzv Dolby gave a reading: IxiDuan Rosquist. Debra Gardner and Stephensen sang Silhouette"; Mary Louise Taylor and LuAnn Stephensen played a piano duet. The tea was under the direction of Civicettes President Eileen Ballow, who acted as mistress of ceremonies - Five Pag Kirgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wil-keMr. and Mrs. Ivan Tew, Mrs. Martha C. Eugar, Mrs. I cone Howarth, Mrs. Uile Nel-soMrs. Ruth Wells and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. George V, Jones. y, n. !, j FURNACE la-va- n Com-ntand- er Economy Heating co. n. OIL FURNACES GAS FURNACES COAL FURNACES NEWLY e CENTRAL SAFE ! Thats the umpires word on the playground, and now that schools out Carol Lane, Womens Travel Director for Shell Oil Company, urges motorists to make safe the word for our streets, roads and highways by driving extra carefully and keeping a sharp lookout for children. UTAH INSURANCE AGENCY a IjW Resigns State Post Nephi Local and Social News Nephi James A. Phillips announces his resignation, made effective March 20, 1966, of an appoint ment by the Secretary of Agriculture as a member of the State Advisory Committee to the Farmers Home Administration. Mr. Phillips has been a member of this committee for ten years. At the time of his resignation he held the position of chairman. Membership on this committee is covered by the Hatch Act, barring any political activity while serving. Rtprtunting Spencer Sperry of Gardenia, of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and California is visiting with his Mrs. Ross Carter of Orem. aunts: Mabel and Rheta Sperry Miss Nancy Nyman and Charland Alean Pace this week. es Rose of Provo were week Mr. and Mrs. Othel L. Pay end guests of her parents, Mr. USE THE TNTS to BUY and daughter Nan were in Pro- and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman. They vo recently to attend a Mail also attended the Juab Stake Carriers state convention. Seminary graduation exercises RENT OR SELL! on Sunday evening where Miss Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Park Nyman's sister, Miss JuLee Nywere In Manti on Sunday to at- man, was one of the graduates. tend the farewell testimonial Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jensen of for Elder Howard Knight. EldFOR ALL er Knight has been called to Grace, Idaho announce the birth REFRIGERATION & serve in the Central British mis- of a son on May 19. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max sion. of Nephi and Mr. and AIR CONDITIOIIIHG Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. 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Governmental Immunity George Parkin spent' the week Act may be reviewed at the end in Colorado visiting with office of Juab County Clerk. All LIBBY-KIMr. and Mrs. Gordon Penrod. bidders are requested to submit Mrs. Penrod is a granddaughter their bids by June 15, and In of Mrs. Gadd and Mrs. Parkin.sufficient form so that policies may be in force by July 1, 1966. Ms. Clarence Parman, Bishop Bids should be submitted to the and Mrs. Vaughn Paxman, Mr. Board of County Commissionand Mrs. Farrell Carter, Mrs. ers, and may be delivered to Vivian Paxman of Nephi, Mr. the County Clerk for transmitand Mrs. Bevan Nielsen of tal. PORK & BEANS - No. 2Vz cans : PITTED OLIVES TALL CANS NG TREE TOPPING OR REMOVAL LOADER AND BACK HOE WORK Fill Dirt Sandbox Sand Barnyard Fertilizer Fireplace Wood Clarence Phillipsen Phone Charcoal - hi CANNED POP Leamington were in Spanish Fork Sunday to attend the farewell testimonial for Dennis Paxman, who has been called to serve in the Southwest British mission. Other close relatives in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Elman Paxman and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Paxman Dates of publication: May 19, May 26, June 2, June 9, 1966. "YOU BELIEVED ALL HER PAY THE HER THAT PI GG IE BANK BILLS:" I MONEY For a special buy on the car thats all Buick--66 Buiclc Special -- go see the dealer whos Buiclc dealer! all deal-yo- ur Immediate delivery k Wide choice of body styles, colors and options Low down payments Easy terms Top trade TOOK TO PROBATE AND GUARDIANConsult SHIP NOTICES. County Clerk or respective signers rur additional tutor mation. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of IDA RACHAEL T.TDDT ARP, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at office of Will L. Hoyt, Attorney, 31 South Main Street, Nephi, Utah, on or before the 13 day of August, A. D. 1966. Claims must be presented In accordance with provisions of Section Utah Code Annotated 1953, with proper verification as required therein. HAROLD G. 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