THK PACE FOUR TIMKS-N'EWS- Zoo - Social I Mis Alice llaasim was tn CKy Monday on business. Mrs. M. E. Jennings a visitor Friday at the directhicjs Lloyd Hobbs. Salt of Lev an was home of Mrs. Miss Melba Jenkins is In Salt the house City this week, Kuest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dele Paxman, 7 j. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cowan of Idaho Falls are visiting with relatives in Nephl during the Christmas tioliday season. First National Bank First National Co. Geo. C. Whitmore Co. Miss Ruth Chri&tison returned to home in this city Tuesday, after her spending the past three weeks In Salt Lake City at the home of her brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Baldwin. w Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Forrest and children Bryan, Virginia and Jeanne, left this morning, (Thursday) for a motor trip to California where they will spend the Christmas holidays In San Diego and Los . Mrs. Harry Deagley Is visiting in James Andrews was in Salt Lake Salt Lake City for a few days dur- City Monday transacting business, ing the latter part of this week. Miss Bertha McPherson made a an business trip to Salt Lake City on Miss Irene Olpin underwent operation for appendicitis Saturday Saturday. morning at the L. D. 8. Hospital. Miss Elda Ostler, freshman stuMr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrett were dent at the U. 8. A. C. Logan, is among the visitors' in Salt Lake spending the holiday season in this City Tuesday. city, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ostler. and Mrs. Oean Worthlngton Mrs. Itha Parkes spent the small son Don Lee were Salt Lake City visitors during the forepart of visiting relatives In Nephl rethis week. turning to her home In Provo morning. Oowers Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Miss Donna Oarbett arrived home spent Wednesday In Moroni visiting with Mrs. Oowers' mother, Mrs. today (Thursday) from the Utah Olive Anderson. State Agricultural College at Logan, to spend the Christmas vacation Following a month's visit In Price with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. with relatives. Mr. and Mm. L E. L. Oarbett. Beck and little daughter Betty Joan Mrs. W. 8. Winn of Preston. arrived home this week. Idaho, is visiting in Nephl during and Bert Miller of 3alt Lake City was the holidays with relatives a guest during the past week at the friends. While here Mrs. Winn is the house guest of her mother Mrs. home of his aunt, Mrs. George E. WHAT OTHERS 1J.! 21. lh-o- . Local -- Social Local and Social Angeles. THE LEADER CAN ACCOMPLISH Tllliwbv. .VF.I'III. UTAH. li:cIi!i.6'i:.'V "' 1 m-,-- i - ' r H r Nephi Drug Co. Tanner. DARE NOT TRY tiiri'Vn (5 reclines. casoug ill. t'.V.Hll a 1952 BAILEYGROCERY CY'S MARKET mm mm RJ1 IV UU T 1 iNepni Caf e ELIAS WORWOOD, Prop ' leiisafianul Value ! 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