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Show 17, THE BEAVER PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL PAGE TWELVE BIRTHDAY PAJRTY OIVEX FOR BELKAAP SCHOOJL WILL OBSERVE ARBOR DAY NOV FOR THE FiRST TIME 4 4 The pupils and teachers of the Belknap school are getting ready to do those things on this Arbor day that will help to make our homes and town a better place In which to live. Each class has some definite project to carry out. In most cases the of the parents will be sought, in order that thees efforts may be successful. One group of boys is preparing widow boxes, Another is collect ing a large variety of shrubs suitable for planting in our locality. Every boy and girl in the school will help to beautify their home surroundings by planting a beautiful shade tree. These trees have been bought at a low cost from the U. A. C. nursery. The fourth grade is preparing to plant an evergreen tree on the public square. This tree will be used as a community Christmas tree in the future. Forest Ranger Christensen's advice and permis sion will be asked concerning the choice of this tree. We are verv busy now learning the Identity of the different forest trees. BELKNAP I I - " i7" FOURTH GRADE. Mrs. Rena Farnsworth, mother of Philo L. Fansworth (our own Beaver inventor), spent Sunday viisting at the home of her old friend, Mrs. Frances Jones. Mrs. Farnsworth was enroute from California to Philadelphia, where she will join her son, who is now located in that city. If you want a set of team lines that are REAL Lines, see that home-mad- e set MRS. What Local Folks Are Doing BELLE REESE Mrs. Mary Tattersall was say, wa. .... delightfully arranged should II - ...1 , wine "o ,ery t !,,! "me chicken dinner Monaay nignt in ,;,' home stream. t seventy-firsthe of birthday ' Harry Hodges returned honQr "'""S tin . be- with alter . Mrs. the Tuesday, 0f her mother. California tides. t from annjversary "'"f! his own wharf on were . humjihb several iaia lor Covers Reese. absent ' jj!ene ing ' u" the wi,i,.?, .. huus SX tables, wheer the 24 guests en- joying a good visit witn nis utcaj vessel m6 and daughter, wtio resiue m l"r!j0ved the dainties prepared by Products from his m y h southern state Mrs. Tattersall, who was assisted foreign markets. fl 11' n T XTftHll 1... Prom lTn . ti umi'viii' ii i i Mount vllig ua.iiiviii ilia, " " ri . 'I nose l" Alexandr a Afavine Tattersal m., " .1 Saturday night from Mesa, aiu., ...iiic-iof hnnnr. Potomac, ww niiAt irp where she has been visiting tne Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Hurst, Mame most of his busin,.,. winter with her daughter and Her. at and Mrs Percy Beeson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bee- -' son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson and daughter Donna Ranae and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke went out to the . Taylor Farnsworth farm to enjoy Easter dinner. George C. Goodwin and uncle Orin Goodwin, of Milford spent pa9t Tr nt- - . on1 Mie re- tii. J '.lulltivoa -KPTit. cw,n. Oeiinjiiir I v .i. J U IlUttJ ttUU TViLli BUM, rvUSlCl and visit a lovely Mrs. Elizabeth Muir and son, ports having tern- Mesa in the working to last! enjoyed Thermo Wallace, motored with .ur. and Thursday to visit their daughter pie. She returned fcnutn. Mrs. Kenneth Gillins. Mrs. and sister, Lucy Mr familv Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Thompson and son, Jay, motored to Pioehe, Nev., last Friday to spend a few days visiting with their brother, Collis Thompson, and couisn, Ray, and Harland Goodwin and fami lies. They returned home Mon day. Ralph Goodwin and Wallace Dean motored to Cedar City Saturday to visit old school friends' and enjoy High School day with the rest of the Beaverites. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willison. a daughter, Tuesday, April 14. All doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Thompson were brought home from the Mil They ford hosnital Wednesday. are still in bad condition, and will be confined to their home for sev eral days at least. Miles White came home Tues day night from Caliente, Nev., for a short visit with his family. Mrs. Mary Miller and little daughter, Helen, motoerd over from Richfield Friday to spend the week end at the home of Mrs Fern Robinson and family. They also visited with other friends and relatives. Mrs. Myrtle Powell and children, June and Roma Lee, acto back Miller rnnmanied Mrs. Richfield Monday to spend a few days visiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Yardley and son. John R., and Alvin Yardley made a business trip to Milford Mr. and Mrs. Thad Baldwin of Manderiield enjoyed their Easter outing at Cedar City and Zion park. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Baldwin motored to Zion park for Easter Miss Annabelle Hales, with her mother nml sisters, motored to Zion park Sunday, where they the Easter services witnessed They report it was very hot down there, but enjoyed the cantatta presented by a company of St. Geoorge young people conducted by Joseph McAllister of that city. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Petty and Mrs. Grant Totlon and family spent Easter Sunday at Zion park. A I v 1 c: J - n llKl " ' ' Minerva Nowers, Bessie Law, Nettie Stoney, Serena Jones, Emma Baldwin, Elizabeth Pearce, Emma Atkin, Emma Robinson, S. Jennie 1 " belonged to volunteer fire comT m tended church. le nrst fedo,,, ",ai was killed on Rn 1861. His name Elsworth. xext eight miles up the river nil! un Ralnh won... had our mail forwa 'J with him, Lucile and mgton for lunch. Read t Press and thQ .... itinera lueW .fl glad to reeeive-- tha ..": H from Beaver for ,U3t a Tanner, Florence Powell, Harriet Paterson, Hetty Low, Jean Hales, Winifred Smith, Elizabeth Neil-soSusan Murdock, Belle Bakes, Ida Neilsen and Elsie Smith. After dinner all enjoyed playing "Itummy." Mrs. Hurst won first prize; Maine Swindlehurst, consolation. The 'members of the club preH sented Mrs. Reese with a beauti- and we wppb wet Thfn comforter-blankei and wished ful 9i her many happy returns of her ground, pot o are ready to receive birthday. any our many friends, tw. o will hunt up our congreJ VISIT LIVESTOCK SHOW our senator and the secmanl Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith aim men go 8 and little daughter, Barbara; Mr. ivAuL S. CARLTDS -- o and Mrs. James Yardley went to Spanish Fork Friday to enjoy the n, ZV? 3 ., . 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J like weather added joy to Easter spirit that prevailed. o VISITS IX SALT LAKE Miss Enone Hutchings and Ann Price motored to Cedar City, where they picked up Mr. and Mrs. LaVae Reese and Mr. and Mrs. Menrich, then went on and spent Easter Sunday at Zion park, returning home in the evening. They report a good time, but en countered hot weatehr. PIPING-HO- ice. And it gives sparkling new beauty, a wealth of really worthwhile features and a cabinet designed to provide easy accessibility. See the new Kelvinator. You'll be glad to learn that it costs no more than ordinary refrigerators and that it may be purchased on extremely easy terms. Sizes to fit every family need. Sec it today. ONE BOTTLE Star Vanilla or Lemon FOR ONLY Only KELVINATOR Gives You All These Outstanding Features: 1. Thermometer 2. Certificate of Low Operating Cost 3. New Beauty of Design We have a fine line of Garden Implements such as RAKES . . . HOES . . . SHOVELS at best prices 4. Get your GARDEN SEEDS . . . from us BuJIt-I- n Five-Ye- ar Protection Plan 5. Flexible Grldt in All Ice Trays 6. Interior Light 7. Food Crisper 8. Vegetable Basket 9. Automatic Defroster Switch 10. Sliding Shelves SEC THE NEW KELVINATOR your next Refrigerator! BEAVER ... . . of all kinds Have you seen or priced our SUNSHADES or HELMETS for all of the familv? V Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuier and Mr. and Mrs. David Jones were in from Sulphurdale Thursday visiting their father. Joseph Hanson, and brother, Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Skinner and little daughter returned home from Provo Sunday, where they have been visiting the past week. Aubra Cartwright left for Salt Lake City last Friday, where he will attend school at the University of Utah for throe months. Mr. and Mrs. Mylis were up from St. Georg,.Hutchings visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchings, and their sister, Mrs Irene Croft, and familv, before leaving for Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph xson came from Boulder City Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Pari i and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Warren shipp Mr and Mrs Jay Dean visile,) in Cedar City Saturday with th-- ir sisters, Bardella and Frank ie. plete Lunch- eon Our FOOTWEAR complete Get our prices DEPARTMENT on RUBBER JUST RECEIVED PREMIUM DISHES -- - 9G-pie- ce is BOOTS sets of op MEREDITH'S 45c Served At All g o c s to ncl pains to nab this part of tb daily Inndwi especially fying to yon. MEREDITH CAFE ARRIVED TODAY i 5 mm NEW SHIPMENT OF Silk Street Dresses lamilv. Cliff McShanr and danirliii.p Norma, arrived home from Lake Citv TuesdHv ti v.,... '111 .1..,11 '' have been visiting.' ' Miss Margaret Thurman, th-e- r in the Beaver hlRh has been confined to Salt I.ak, ruy with h,r homo lp 'nt-- fts returning Sun(lav frnrne her work at school r,t,lt.n,(1 f s, ;aI",l;;r City Tuesday, after vis 'ting a week In that citv Mr and Mrs. Walter Carlton and daughter, Mar K J r. and Mrs. ,lfiy Yal,(.; Muir sP, KaMer in WITH AND WITHOUT JACKETS o J' ALL KINDS OF ANKLETS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN A" LEE'S Sprk'a Mr. and Mrs. Rue ,02,0n Pari and he beautiful canyon and sunshine on Easter. Hours CAFE ALL COLORS arrivpd home H,fT7e,An(lf'r's" the week from California where he has been visiting ,is "'"""I, verness Anl'lerson, and Joed ton; Lace Dresses 1 HOME FURNISHINGS Com- and good soup i an importut part of any mi That's why I five-mil- SipecsSaill? SOUP T Piping-ho- t SHADY'S CAFE Eer3 Holt" , livestock W. W. Newton, editor and pro- MEAL ECONOMY 51 ts..-- t, Mrs. Melvin Edwards spent last week in Salt Lake City visiting her husband, who has been confined to the L. D. S. hospital for three months from the effects of an accident he received while employed at road work. She reports that his condition remains about "A NEW BROOM the same, and he may have to be SWEEPS CLEAN!" Miss Lillian Patterson of the B. there indefinitely. A. C. at Cedar City and her friend, o Which is true, and you The West Ward Relief society LaMonte of Thormock. Logan Tuesday. will always find a clean Mrs. Frank Williams, county spent the week end visiting rela will hold a daughter's day proestabliehment when you gram in commemoration of the nurse was in Beaver Wed tives and friends. school visit SHADY'S CAFE, as to birthday of Past President Clar business on pertaining nesday . . and . new is everything County Clerk William A. Miller issa Williams, on April 21. the health of school children. will be kept new . . . and Mrs. Miller left Friday for Alvin Yardley returned home Caliente, Nev., where they en Dickie Johnson motored back Saturday from Fillmore, where he joyed Easter with their daughter, to Salt Lake City last week to finWhere You Can Oft a had been on business. Mrs. J. F. Farmer, and family. ish his school work. He spent a tew days here with friends and Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lloyd They returned home Monday. Full Course 'and two sons, Jonathan, Jr., and relatives. Bishop John Blacsner of Green 'Harold, of Richfield, were Easter ville Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Dalton was in town on business on visitors at the home of Mr. and and daughter, Bobbie, Mr. and Wednesday. Mrs. and Mr. Paice. Mrs. George Mrs. Leroy Puffer and children Soup . . . Salad . . . Dessert Lloyd are the parents of Mrs. Clif Mr. and Mrs. Karl Levi and were among the Beaver people Ooff oo . . . and Entree ford Paice. granddaughter, Kelley Stewart, who enjoyed Easter Sunday In Mrs. Manzione Mr. and AS LOW AS with Mrs. Gibson of Milford, spent Zion Joseph park. and family spent Easter Sunday in Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Brul 35 CENTS Mrs. Laurena Burridge and her Zion Canyon. Ashworth and Mrs. Miles White Mrs. Mollwie Farrer, and mother, and the at farm. Ashworth is Idaho from Bacon family Paul here Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fillmore' and visiting friends and relatives for Mayor George ('. Murdock was daughter, Ann, and Brother Rona few days. business visitor in Salt Lake do spent Easter Sunday in St. Mrs. Grant Tolton and Mrs. E. the last of the week. City George and Zion park. A. Petty motored to Milford yesMiss Loralne Price Alexander terday to meet Mr. Tolton, who Hamilton and two returned to Bakery Building Reaver returned from southern Saturday from Salt Lake daughters were guests at the home of Mrs. Murray Bohn Thurs- City, where she had spent a couple of weeks under the care of a day evening, April 9. physician. Airs. Murray Bohn entertained her sewing dub last Friday after noon. Six ladies were nresent. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mecham HERE IS A gathered several of the boys and girls of the neighborhood and e went out to AT gravel pit to enjoy Easter dinner. At WOODHOUSE'S vi i . I a "",2 s,on-er- y O STYLE SHOP 0 |
