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Show May 8, 1941 The Beaver Press, Thursday, ENTERTALVES WITH LAWN PARTY Mrs. Ina McQuarrie entertained wltt a lawn party Saturday Im honor of the third birthday of her little daughter Ronda. Fourteen little playmates were present and had a delightful time playing games. A dainty luncheon was served to all by Mrs. McQuarrie assisted by her daughters Ina Marie and Joyce. Ronda received many little birthday friends. her little from gifts a P. P. A. AND . AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS REPORT OX by Rex Limb, Reporter Each boy that Is taking Vocational Agriculture Is taking some kind of a Project out of a number of choices. Mr. LeRoy F. Watters is in Ag. I and is taking a Jersey Dairy Project. Each student is required to take his project through the kurnmer and complete it next fall. Roy is doing good in his work. FOREST PROJECT Mr. Warren Wilson is taking Ag. I. lie is unable to take a Farm Project so is taking up For estry. This is a .very interesting project. It consists of many dif ferent kinds of trees. He has to identify the different trees, rocks and birds and is going to collect samples of wood, leaves, rocks and learn the call of 10 different birds. JERSEY If EI PER PROJECT Mr. Bill Farnsworth is in Ag. I and is taking a Jersey Heifer for his project. Ho reports a very educational project. He plans to continue on with this and other projects as he goes through .high school. Watch Your II air Respond to Our Expert Attention! Perhaps your hair has a dull, lifeless look uninteresting in color and dry or oily in texture. Then look for a miraculous change, after a short series of our wonderful treatments. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Burke Detmers and daughter Joan, returned to their home in Ely, Nevada. Tuesday, after spending a week with their parents, Mr. Jim Robinson and family and Mrs. Isabel Gillies and son Dick. Harry Hodges returned to Bea ver Saturday, after spending the winter in California, visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Morris of Denver, Colorado, were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Patterson. Mrs. Annie E. Joseph had as her guests Sunday her children Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart of South Milford and Arthur Joseph of Parowan. Mrs. Emmerett Willden went over to Cedar City tne miaaie ui the week to be operated on for vercose viens. Word was received Monday that she was getting along fine. As soon as she is strong enough she will undergo an operation for the removal of a goiter. Little Miss Judith Prusse returned to her home at Cedar City Sunday after visiting for two weeks with her grand parents Mr. She and Mrs. Ezra Ashworth. was accompanied by her grand mother Mrs. Myrtle Ashworth who will visit with relatives for the next ten days. Mrs. Lottie Lunt of South Gate California arrived at the old home last Wednesday to help her moth er care for her father Alva Thomp EXTERTA1XES 15RIDGE CLUB Mrs. Isabel Gillies entertained her bridge club at her home Saturday night. At 8 P. M. a hot plate two course dinner was served to the twelve members and guests present, after which the tables were cleared and all enjoyed playing bridge. Point prizes was won by, Alta ISoyter, .honors, Marietta Bonn, Consolation by son who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Green Lydia Patterson, for guest, Mrs. Lottie Burke for high and Mrs. returned to Beaver last week from Parowan where they have been Roma Carlton for consolation. visiting with relatives. Mrs. Green was Ora Muir before her mar Village Beauty Shop Pauline Williams, Operator riage. CmCAGO27-?- -- - 5 S33 , f S 1.10 L , RF Phone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffiths of Midvale, came down Thurs day to spend a few days with their mother Mrs. Margaret Griffiths They returned to their home 0 Vegi" ' () Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson and daughters Beverly and Virginia of Cedar City motored to Beaver to spend Sunday with their moth er and grandmother Mrs. Jean Hales and family. They returned home the same evening. Mrs. Lydia Patterson will leave Saturday for Manilla, Wyoming where she will visit with her old est brother William Robinson who has been ill for some time. ,0 rV CO VVER DRUG CY 1 s i hi hi My mm . William f.,i nTX, 1 f w EIGHT PERSONS, A GOOD AUPIEklCE FOR OUR ADVERTISERS "ignest FOR RENT Kate Bowman. Pasture, Enquire adv. 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Mrs. Nowers has been in St. George during the past winter doing temple work. v BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED FRAMES REPAIRED owu, by leBunV Eihel Woolsey and A .near-capacit- misfitting . Of SOme srnnAr. y VISITING DAUGHTER YOUR EYES are worth the price Your eyes object to inferior sun glasses Tell you so when they tire, smart and ache. Protect them with ground and polished AO Calobar or Polaroid Sun Glasses. Also protect them by having a re-liable registered Optometrist correct any visual errors that might be causing you discomfort and endless trouble. 1937 1937 1936 1939 1937 1935 1910 1937 1935 or n were Us Ellen Joseph of Beaver interest uf in unr, here Monday the Relief Socity. and Mr and Mrs. Victor Crosby also Maud.s Virginia, daughter and her mother we.e cw-P- ii Cedar City visitors Tuesday. weiuei Mr. and Mrs. . Tw noolDI SI or and family rived Tuesday afternoon. ana are at the home of Mr. moththeir with to Stanley Green who Is Valantine Caroline Mrs. er ill. reported to be very Mr. and Mrs. uoyie uui Milford and Mr. and Mrs. a.uo.u SunMorris of Greenville spent Dell Mrs. and Mr. day here with Evans. Mrs. Mabel Muir entertained In of the 4th birthday of her little daughter Edna Mae Satur day. Eight little friends were1 present and had a happy time playing games. Delicious refreshments were served to all present. Edna Mae received many birthday gifts. WMm w- ENTERTAINS AT BIRTHDAY PARTY .. Dounn homor V - NORTH CREEK r stries rincipally affectto uyC. will continue rates. ana uent rurni .( 0 u ft |
