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Show '"-'"H-f " I"- " ' ' '.' ' ' . . x 'I . ,...' .,,, ,,. .,.:-. immitp a . , bxuuax, Jain UAKY 24, 1947 FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1947 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN Clubs and Socials Mrs. Gene Croft entertained Monday, Jan, 20, In compliment to the 12th birthday of her daughter Bonnie. A birthday cake featured the lunch, -games were played and Miss Bonnie received re-ceived some lovely gifts. Present were Merna Ault, Louise Duffln, Muril Evans, Joleen and Deanna Grant, Martha Hoelscher, Janet Mccham and Murial Pace. Fourth Ward Teen-Agera Leaders of the Fourth ward LTeen-age girls entertained the girls, the ward bishopric, MIA presidency, and the stake LDS Girls committee at a banquet in the ward house Wednesday of last week. The tables were attractive, at-tractive, with, cut flowers, potted plants and Oregon grape and covers were placed for 40. Music was furnished by Bennie Bur-bridge Bur-bridge on the accordlan and brief talks were given by Mrs. Alvln TeiisrhAP rhnlrmnn nf thp stake committee; Miss Maryj Pulley, president of the MIA, and Mrs. Leo T. Hansen, ward committee com-mittee chairman. Following the dinner they all attended the reading of "The Glass Menagerie" Menage-rie" by Miss Jenna Vee Beck. SAVE With Our Pre-War Prices and Up-to-Date Equipment on BODY AND FENDER WORK MOTOR TUNE UP Complete MOTOR OVERIIALL I COMBINATION WELDING How about your disks, your plow shares are they sharp, ready for the spring work? If not, call us now. ROMINGER MOTOR Your equipment deserves de-serves good care too! We give expert service serv-ice on all makes farm machinery. East State Road American Fork G. A. ...Galllna Alba members, were guests of Mrs. Lila Hansen Wednesday Wed-nesday evening. Mrs. Ernest Lloyd program chairman, presented pre-sented Mrs. Robert B. Lelshman, who in keeping with the Centennial Centen-nial celebration presented a splendid review of Utah music and musicians intersperced with appropriate vocal numbers. Mrs. Clyde Birk entertained Wednesday evening In compliment compli-ment to her sister, Mrs. Dean Taylor, who will leave shortly to make her home in Delta. Pinochle was the diversion with Mrs. Lawrence Johnson winning the prize. A buffett supper was served to ten ladies. Dr. Taylor (has already gone to the Millard county city where he has set up practice as a dentist. The couple ; and their children have been living with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor since the doctor's graduation gradua-tion from school. Bonnie Brier ' ' Mrs. Frank Bush was hostess to members of the B. B. Club for bridge Wednesday of last week. Special guests were Mrs. Cora Chadwick, Mrs. Alma Earl, Mrs. C. A. Grant and Mrs. J. L. Mower. Wednesday evening a group of young married women of Alpine met at the home of Mrs. O'Dell Ingram for the purpose of forming form-ing a sewing club. Mrs. Ingram was chosen president with Mrs. Lloyd Balr, vice president; Mrs. Chester Aldrcdge, secretary, and Mrs. Ross Burgess, reporter. The group will meet the first and third Wednesdays of each month. At the next meeting a name will be chosen for the club. Others present were Mrs. Max Beck, Mrs. Dale Burgess, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Thornton Strong and Mrs. Melvin Whitby. New Subscribers NOTICE TO WATEE USERS i 4 7 - LOUIS-O.-JOHNSON Louis O. Johnson and Wilbur Harding are dealing in Real Estate and we have some real buys for you: Business Opportunities Homes and Farms Prefabricated Homes Wholesalers for Plastic Build-log Build-log materials. We are now in a position to give you real service on your insurance problems. We have a real bargain In a brick home for $6150.00. Come and get it. Call In at 20 South Center Telephone 162-J Pearl Spike Clark L. Tolton Gene Croft Renewals James Floyd Halsey, Tooele Clyde Durrant Mrs. Robert H. Crookston Mrs. Hannah O. Ashby Ralph Spencer Kenneth E. Hall Elaine Miller Roy Hampshire A. J. Adams Joseph W. Evans Venoy Turner Henrietta Larsen Vera Ferguson James A. Kelly Mllq Bean Mrs. Olive Kirk .. Hans Laursen Mary Kawakaml James Crompton Ray Lee With Our Boy Pfc. Douglas Burch, son of Mrs. Claud Burch, who left the United Unit-ed Seates in November, has written writ-ten his mother that he Is stationed sta-tioned In Leghorn, Italy. He arrived there Dec. 18 and at present is driving a jeep. He did not say the jype of work the army is doing at the present time. The following applications have been filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water In Utah County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year, unless un-less otherwise designated, all locations Being from SLB&M: 18288 W. T. Hyde, RED No. 1, American Fork, Ut.; 202 sec. ft. from Skunk Hollow Spring, tributary tri-butary to Alpine or Dry Creek at a point N. 50 ft. and W. 75 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 27, T4S, R1E and used from April 1 to October 1 to Irrigate 15 acres of land embraced em-braced in SWVi Sec. 26. and SE1 Sec. 27, both in T4S, R1E. 18273 Charley Zufelt, 425 W. Main St., American Fork, Ut.; .015 sec. ft. for . domestic use from a 3-ln. wpll bet. 225 and 350 ft. deep at a point S. 145 ft. and E. 265 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 23, T5S R1C 18347 Mary Waki Kawakaml, American Fork, Ut.; 0.25 sec. ft. from a 4-in. well bet. 150 and 250 ft. deep at a point N. 475 ft and W. 454 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 15, T5S, R1E and used from April 1 to Nov. 1 to Irrigate 7 acres of land embraced in SE'iSEVi Sec. 15, T5S R1E, and for inci dental stockwatering use during said period. Protests resisting the granting of any of the foregoing applications applica-tions with reasons therefor, must be in affidavit form with extra copy and filed with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City 1. Utah, on or before March 23, 1947. ED. H. WATSON STATE ENGINEER First publication Jan, 24. 1947 FOR LEAKY ROOFS American Roof Cement will stop your leaks and add 10 years of leakproof service; average yearly cost, 12c per square; guaranteed for 10 years on any type roof except wooden shingles or slate; be patriotic, use money you save to buy bonds. For information and" estimates write'" or see H. D. KOLSTAD Division Sales Manager Phone 0270-R2 Maurice G. Ingersoll Ph. M. 2c, son of Mrs. Melissa I. Wadley, has been transferred from the dental division of the Great Lakes. Naval . Training center. Chicago, to the dental clinic at Balnbridge, Md. '.MM' S'lyl TWO STORES - 4 CM. 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Rptir at half pay for life after 20 years of active duty; three-quarters pay after 30 years. If the job you are seeklnsr is nnt listed above, check with your nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Office. And remember, a three year enlistment Dermits ehnlre of any branch of service which nas quotas to be filled and any overseas theatre which has openings! Inquire today at v 106 West Center BOLEY'S 10 lbs. Sugar $1.00 50 lbs. Flour $2.95 4 cans Milk 53c 1 carton Matches 23c 2 lbs. Sodas .! 45c Vr M. Cocoa 13c "Standard" 46 oz. Juices 21c 62 Years of Honesty and Reliability BOLEY'S, INC. ATTENTION LADIES There la still room for a few more ladles In Mrs. Skinner's sewing class which will start the first part of February. The place of meeting has been changed to the Harrintrt School and the classes wift held at 3:30 in the aftenL? There will be a charge SS for the course and the fee can be paid to Mrs. Ross Buckwalter president of the PTA waiter- ."Cfv-Av'.Ki.VS'.'WvV'.?.-!!- Dr. James S. Chadwick has sold his dental equipment in Pleasant Grove and is announcing Full Time in his American Fork office 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Daily Telephone 79-W CABINET BUILDING WINDOWS AND DOOR FRAMES General Contracting Work RICHARD MILLER Telephone 390-J American Fork Artr Dyes COTTAGE MARKET "Known all up and down the road" Delicatessen Lunch Meats Fresh Meat Beer- Pop Ice Cream Candy Phone 349 454 East State American Fork. Utah Commercial FERTILIZER 8 Nitrogen 12 Phosphate The Fertilizer that will do the job on Truck Garden, Berries, Orchards. Give the plant the start it needs in March and April and it will give you fhe return at maturity. AVAILABLE NOW AT r Lehi Cereal Mill - 1 . LEHI, UTAIU ' , " |
