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Show FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1943 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN FRIDAY, JA ' r i 1 .1 3 Loaves Home Made Bread 25c Griffin Bakery S Mr, Bernard Newren of Salt Lake C'ily Is the guest of his son-in-law j 8 nnd daughter. Mr. and Mrs Moyle j lilnns of Highland, i ft - Mrs. Truliin Eyre of Salt. Citv visited Wednesday at the home nf Mr and Mrs. A. B. Allen Mrs Kw e Is a sifter of Mr. Allen and j Mrs. f'iare 15 Clirlstensen. j t I Mr. Spencer Beck is visiting In ' Van Nrys, California, wi'th his brother. broth-er. Peter Beck and family. l-i ke ! n I 1 -I Mr and Mrs. Will Wrlht and daughter. Wilina Ann. of Twin Falls, Idaho, arrived m town Monday fori a visit with relatives, 'II icy arc at ! the home of Mr. Wright's parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wright. ! Mrs V F Houston was Hie charming charm-ing hostess Friday evening for a dinner to which forty guests were bidden. Red and white carnations formed the centerpieces for the ten (sinall tables on which the dinner was served After dinner bridge was plavcd with Mrs Harold Holley rapturing the first prize and Mrs. Lcrov Griffin second nlace. I Local Items Dr. and Mrs V. F. Houston were visitors in Salt I.ake City on Monday. Mrs. W O Nelson left Thursday for Cuhfonuu w here .she will visit in San Bernardino with her son, SMt Ray C. Nelson, and in Los Angeles Willi an aun't. .Mrs. Mazie Adamson Killingsworth. Mrs. Nelson's Nel-son's son Jim, accompanied her on M.i. Irin Let's Talk Foods Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Cutler of Salt Lake City were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Varney. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bird I hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Lennis E. Abel and family of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Webb and family of Lehl, Mrs. Junius Gray was hostess Wednesday evening for two tables of 500. Mrs. Leo II . Wootton received re-ceived high score and Mrs. L. C. Lassen the consolation prize. Other guests were Mrs. Thayne Batcman, Mrs. Venoy Turner, Mrs. Max Searle, and Mrs. Bruce Evans of Lehl. A delicious lunch was served by the Mrs. Kenneth McDonald returned to her home Monday night from the Bingham hospital where she recently re-cently underwent a major operation. She is recovering nicely but will be confined to her bed for a week or ten days. Mrs. Francis B. Abel was hostess to the Thimble Club Friday evening. The time was spent sewing and in social chat. A dainty lunch was served to eight ladies. Mrs. K. Morton was hostess Thursday evening to the Pinochle Club. A delicious hot supper was served to 12 ladles. In the games : Mrs. Keith Neilson won first place, Mrs. Si Ben second and Mrs. Floyd Loverldge the consolation favor. Mrs. Wayne Smith was a special guest. Douglas Pulley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pulley came home last Thursday from the L. D. S. hospital where he had been receiving treatment treat-ment for a severe case of yellow jaundice. When he has recuperated sufficiently he will return to. his missionary labors in the Spanish American mission. The Utah State Association of County Officials which met last week was attended by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grant, Mr. Earl S. Greenwood, deputy county treasurer, and Miss Mildred Greenwood, deputy county recorder. Mr. Grant, the Utah County Coun-ty clerk, was retained as executive secretary ofthe state organization. An informal reception for the attending at-tending ladles was held at the Governor's Gov-ernor's "Mansion at which Mrs. Orant ancTMiss Greenwood were guests. The lady officers of the state organization were- in- the receiving re-ceiving line and the guests were shown through the mansion. We always like -to talk about O" P. Skaggs foods because thev are better in serving you. Butter, 1 lb 54c Wheat Hearts, large pkg., Spcrrys 21c Soup, 6 cans, Campbells Camp-bells (Tomato) 49c Nuco, 1 lb. pkg 31c Oats, Albers, large, . (Rolled) 23c Jcllo, 3 pkgs 20c Deviled Meat 6c Oxydol, large pkg 23c Milk, 4 tall cans 39c Matches, 6 boxes ... 23c Corn Flakes, Albers, large pkgs., 2 for .... 17c Peanut Butter, 2 lb. 45c Fleichman's Yeast, 3 for 8c FRESH VEGETABLES Oranges, 200 size 25c Lemons, 300 size, doz. 30c Grapefruit, 70 size, 2 for 15c FRESH MEATS Mrs. .losep:. F Walton returned I home Saturda'. irom a three weeks i visit In Sacjvmento with her son, , Captain Max Walton and family. Mr. and M: Knord Beck and : Mark Grant v- nt the week-end in j Salt Lake Ci- visiting at the home Jul Mr. and .Mi. Winn Carlisle . tMerma Gnu,' Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Lowell Fox are the proii'! parents of a baby daughter bori m the local hospital Saturday nigi.r at 9:45. Sgt. Fox was given a hort furlough from his base at Wendover and arrived in town Sunday night. He left for Wendover Thursday. Mrs. Fox Is the former Fay Varney. Warm Needs For Cold Weather .lack Walter., who had spent two weeks visiting with his mother, Mrs. Pearl Walter., returned to his work In San Praia ko last Wednesday. Jack is a foreman in one division of the Myrin Shipyards. Pot Roasts, choice, lb 25c 8 Cheese, choice med., lb 33c O.RSKWGQS Mr. and Mrs George F. Shelley have received word from their dauhgter, Ethel (Mrs. Lawrence Wimmer) that she has been made president of the Joseph ward Relief Society in Arizona. The Arlltra Guild will meet Mon- day evening at the home of Mrs. i Stephen Murdock. Mrs. Kay Mor- ton will give the lesson and Mrs. j Wayne Smith the topic. A guest 1 of Mrs. Morton will display her hobbies. A good attendance of members is urged. FOOD MORES FASHIONED FOR YOUR HOME LIFE YOUR HOUSE AND THE WAR: SALVAGE We have lived so long in the midst of plenty that we hove lost the art of utilizing everything every-thing of value. Now we hove to learn to ialvage, re-claim, ro-use . . . every little item we live with But remember this: in order o get long use out of the things you Buy, you must buy them carefully in the first place. The rigid testing of Penney merchandise assures you good value ... an assuronce you MUST have in everything every-thing you buy today. Smart New Fashions For Spring! RAYON DRESSES Cleverly cut but simple in spirit! Sport or casual styles in your choice of f f0 spun rayons, flake type ray- J.JQ ons . . . and many crisp styles In shirting fabrics. Sizes 12 to 44. Stripes, flower prints, solid tones! Delightful novelty trimmings! Wide choice of youthful necklines! Heated, flared or dirndl skirts! Men's Sport SLACKS 6.90 Herri n:: bones and diagonals in rough weaves for - .'.smart sports! Thrift Values In Slacks 4.s Cotton For Crisp Comfort! HOUSECOATS New wrapped styles with .sweetheart neckline. Biid set- in midriff . . . sizes 12 to 44. Women's Trim Black Kid 2.98 OXFORDS The steel arch sup port find roomy last bring ease to busy feet 3.49 SPREADSFOR MA. AMERICA! ym mm. I uxui ious. Rich Designs in BABY CHENILLE SPREADS 4.98 Practical Pretty Lace Table Cloths'...- $1.98 A Pair Of Soft. Warm Plaid Blankets $3.98 Mrs. Roy Greenwood visited in Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ordell Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Tracy Wootton and family of Salt Lake City were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Chipman. Mr. and Mrs. I. Jay Neeley and son, Micheal, spent the week-end in Duchesne visiting with Mrs. Neeley 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Michealson. Mrs. Elsie Ashton. Mrs. Mary Olson, Ol-son, Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. .Jennie Gordon visited in Provo last Friday with their sister, Mrs. John H. Olson. Mrs. Olson recently un derwent a major operation but is now at' her home and able to be out of bed. Card of Thanks To the many friends who helped us in our recent bereavement, to those who brought 'flowers, to those wbo sang Or spoke or in any way took part In the services, and to those who visited us in our homes, we wish to sincerely express our thanks. The Family of Willard Chipman CAMEO AMERICAN FORK, UTAH Thursday, Friday and Saturday January 21, 22 and 23 & "bud w&- iou m ( Mrs. Dell Crump and daughter, Sondra, of Mldvale, visited Tuesday with Mrs. Crump's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kelly. . Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Obald of Salt Lake City spent Sunday afternoon visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jensen. Done if? alrk PATIIC KNOWIES WILLIAM GARGAH Louise ALLBEITTON I mm UWW Vita Unit lai.i. ?i.W J Mr. and Mrs. Avar Cosgrove of Draper visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Robinson. Mrs. Cosgrove is the former Marie Robinson, Rob-inson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Robinson. ALSO GOOD SHORT SUBJECTS Sunday and Monday January 24 and 25 Mr. Seymour B. Neaf. of West-wood, West-wood, Calif., visited Thursday at the home of Mrs. Bertha N. Sager. Mr Neaf was a missionary friend of Mrs. Sager. Mr. and Mrs. I)e Marr Dudley are the parents of a baby daughter born January 1G in the Vernal hospital. hos-pital. Mrs. Dudley will be remembered re-membered as Mada Shelley. Warren C. Boley, who has been a patient in the American Fork Hospital for several days was well enought last Saturday to be removed re-moved to his home in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Irvin Johnson left Thursday for Fort Baker, Calif., where she will visit with her husband. Mrs. Johnson is the former Lavee Za-briskle. I i I Purrey Blankets Size 6 feet x 7Vfe feet An Excellent Quality Blanket $6.45 SALE Parka Hoods Wool and Part Wool Large Assortment 49c W! BLANKET Siz $1 35 SALE-50 PAIRS - -- Em JefltieEi !F6TOar $6.00 and $5.00 Values CHOOSE NOW SMART STRAPS OXFORDS AND TIE TYPES Women's New Hats Beautiful Styles and Colors PRICED $1.98 $2.50 & $2.95 Children's Warm Sleepers Sizes 1 to 6 Years 98c Chipm an Merc. Co, Marriages TERRY-STRASSBIRG Mrs. Rachel Hitchcock of Lehi is announcing the marriage of her daughter, Rochelle Hitchcock Terry to Pvt. Don Lewis Strassburg. son of M.r. and Mrs. Ever M. Strassburg of Highland. The wedding took place in Salt Lake City, Monday, January 18. with Bishop Hatter Informing the ceremony. Pvt. Strassburg arrived Irom Fort Benning, Ga., on the 12th' and left for the same base on the 19th. He enlisted in the army on the 22nd of last September and was placed with the parachute troops. He is now a graduate paratrooper. Mrs. Strassburg will remain with her mother In Lehi until her husband hus-band is given a permanent station. DAUGHTERS OF THE PIO.VEERS ASHTON-ROBINSON Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ashton of Lehi are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Lucille, to Mr. Paul Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Robinson of American Fork. The young couple were married mar-ried in the Salt Lake temple, December Decem-ber 30. Mrs. George Myers of Highland was- the- ouored. -guet-at a birtiv-day birtiv-day surprise party held at her home Monday, January 11. Twenty-one of her neighbors and friends took i a delicious. lunch, ana .. . an. . appro priate ttift and spent the afternoon playing games and in social chat. A most enjoyable time was had by all attending. Matinee Sun. 4 p.m. Tuesihiy and Wednesday 'I FEATURES 2 Number 1 - JUiJUiiL-ja hiijjii i taw nriri'i.i'i it i mm i Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Durrant and family spent the week-end in Salt Lake City. Mts. Durrant and the children visited with Mrs. William Goates while Mr. Durrant attended the convention of the National Life Underwriters Association at the Hotel Utah. The convention was honored In haying Mr. Orant Taggart, national president of the association as one of the speakers. 1 i w PWr. SHOWER FOR RECENT BRIDE Miss Norma Durrant. assisted by ! her mother, Mrs. Walter Durrant, was the hostess at a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Russell Greene at the Durrant home last Friday evening. eve-ning. An extemporaneous program was enjoyed with prizes for the best i numbers going to Mrs. Bert Durrant I and Mrs. Oral Eskelson. The bal-' bal-' ance of the. time was spent In social j chat. I The guest of honor, the former (Beth Hushton, was the recipient of -jnany.-.heautlM. and. .useful... gifts,. I ioveiy reiresnments were servea 10 33 maies. Hospital Notes (HXlftfM.CiriltlMft Number 2 "Rhythm Parade" With An All Star Cut The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson is In the" hospital for treatment. Mrs. Floyd Bezzant of Pleasant Grove gave birth to a boy on. the 15th. Mrs. Jean Warburton, also of Pleasant Grove presented her husband hus-band with a boy on the 18th. On th. 16th Mrs. Marrald- Hard-man Hard-man of Pleasant Grove gave birth to a boy. Mrs. Lowell Fox gave birth ato a girl on the 16th. The Adams Camp of the Daughters Daugh-ters of the Utah Pioneers held their January meeting at the home of Mrs. G. L. Wootton, Thursday. Mrs. John R. Watkins, an invited guest, gave the history of her parents, par-ents, Francis Young Morse and Sarah Maria Larsen Morse. The lesson, Mormon Names of Towns, Mountains, Streams, etc., was given by assistant class-leader, Mrs. George Meredith. Mrs. F. T. Shepard gave a report on the Camp memorial fund and Mrs. Morley D. Steele gave the annual report of the Cheer committee. com-mittee. Tfllsty members were in attendance. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Sarah A. Shelley, Mrs. Luella Smith, Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Charlotte Featherstone. Mrs. Betha Sager was hostess to the American Fork Camp on the same day. The. lesson was presented present-ed by Mrs. Alvin Monson. A story, "The Legend of nmpanogos" was read by Mrs. Sager. Mrs. Ada Bar- j ratt read the histories of John! Wagstaff and Elizabeth Kelly. j A vocal solo, "Hard Times Come: Analn No More" was sung by Mrs.' Melissa Despain. accompanied by j Mrs. Minnie I. Hodapp, a special' guest. j Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Elea-1 nor Nicholes. Mrs. Eliza Buckwalter, ! Mrs. Ellen B. Gardner, Mrs. Archie I Chadburn and Mrs. George A Varney. The MountainviiW Camp i AI; of the Daughters of the Utah neers met Thursday. January the Relic Hall with Captain All A. Bennett conducting the mee The history of John Brems given by his daughter, Mrs. Bd Brems Adams. The lesson, : mon Names of Cities, Mourn Streams, etc." was given by Belle Clark. Musical numbers were comni ty singing of Utah We Love and a recorded irumber, "The Ml ing Bird." A delicious lunch was serrel Captain Adams and Mrs. Alicd Brown, hostesses for the day WATCHES DIAMONDS My Prices are Always Below City Prices C. D. STRANG JEWELER AmericarTFork, Utah EYES RIGHT Are your eves in good nrtit.inn? Will stand the extra work that is placed "on ttf times? Have them ex today and be sure. "E. N. n-.itometrist ... yc ,.... .f:....;..v...t Main Strcet-Uhi, i' '"Mrs." Ruion rVterjamJ hostess to the H. B. UJJ ..... ... -.n BnoP i-nursaay nria the, diversion wi.n r d- w Airs. Aiwn on-- .4 hv tne luncheon was seii-" p. Humphries. i and Mrs. Ruei r.vi. and' MrsT-Nyle BbrtJ guest. r Lit ad: Ame wcor ,92. 1 of 1 betfui the ' peri kiou total Wca (OlSS iieasi mdh h rec to o provic kf an hi b Uneys hosp VmS. 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