| OCR Text |
Show THE MN'GHAM Btl.LEtlN , Mrs. l'.iiHll Doiimn entertained Iloblson. the Just-n-M'er- e club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. O. I Countrymen and Mrs. the American Legion Auxiliary II. O. McShnne were hostesses to Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. A. Llttleflcld of Salt Lake Hpoke on Child Welfare and Mrs. Frank Da-vis sang several numlters. .Never touched by human hands Ifogun's Pasturlwd milk, It'a pure. Local Mention Mrs. Ilattle Lolts entertained In honor of her mother, Mlrs. Kiiinia Nichols at her home in West Jor-dan last Thursday afternoon. Those attending from Bingham were Mrs. A. 10. Miller, Mrs. Frank Meade, Mrs. J. P. Rice and Mrs. Hebe Ni-chols, Pure, Rich, Nourishing you will enjoy Hogun's PasttirlKcd milk. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Williams of Salt iLflfce were week-en- d guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marroltl. the dinner guesst of Mr. and Mrs. Rnlon Madsen last Thursday even-ing. Mr. and ll'rs. Inland Walker en-tertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Brecken on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Burnett of Salt Lake tUty were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Rueb-e- n Cunltffe. Mrs. Hefe Nichols of Copperton will entertain the W, B. A. at her home Saturday evening. l&Cr. and Mrs. Pat Hyland an-nounce the birth of a baby girl on Friday, March 31st. The Junior Prom which was held at the High School last Friday, March 27, was one of the most suc-cessful dances ever held In the Can-yon. The gym was loautlfully dec-orated to represent a southern plan-tation. A colored orchestra supplied the music which further carried on the Idea. The Pro mcomuilttee was composed of Clarence Johnson, Bll-li- e Johnson, Alice Todesco, Ruth Gresham, and Robert Cot tor. Pat-iron- s and patronesses were Dr. and Huff, Miss Evelyn and Norrlene Vlettl, Miss Lucille olxen, Miss An-na Steele, Mrs. Jaw Kiistclllc and Miss Lena Scussel. Mrs. Louis Bui'lunan entertained then Martha Sewing Circle last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. .loe Kemp enter-tained the Contract Blrdge club at their home last Monday evening. Guests Included Dr. and Mrs. Paul Richards, Mr. and Mrs. George Rob-b- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Myers and Mr. and 'Mir. Loland Walker., Bingham ranked very high at the Ml. I. A. contests which were held at West Jordan last Tuesday even-tn- Their play under the direction of Miss Nell Huff won first place. Included In the cast are Mrs. O. J. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Dories Ad-ams, Ray Spendlove, Mrs. Noun Carrlgnn nnd Clara Andreason. Bingham placed second In the dancing contest, those participat-ing being Miss Lola nnd Margar-et Carrlgan, Mr. Dee Johnson and Mr. Don Carpenter. Mrs. Beth Sumnlcht was hostess to the at the home of Mrs. Frank Meade last Tuesday evening. "500" was the diversion, Mrs. Ilattle Lotts, of West Jordan winning first, Mrs. Jane Jackson second, and Mrs. M. A. Stewart the consolation prizes. Present Includ-ed Mrs. Sarah Chrlstoferson, Mrs. A. J. Kreason, Mrs. Mae West, of Mldvale, Mrs. Tom Nerdin, Mrs. Frank Mnede, Mrs. Lotts and Mrs. Gertrude James, President of the Reclickah assembly, from Murray. Mr. and Sirs. Irvin Sorenson and family sicut last week visiting In Lehl and Midway with friends nnd relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leland Timothy nnd daughter Elaine, 'spent the week-en- d at Roosevelt. Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Bee and son Jackie, and Mr. and Mrs. Josh Cnrpenter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. d Ewlng o Salt Lake. Mr. and Airs. Victor Boren were (Monday night the Ladles of Fire-men No. 1 entertained the men at a delicious hot dinner followed by five hundred. Mr, nnd Mrs. Eugene Jenkins won the first prizes and Mrs. W. II. Harris and Mr. Vord Booth the consolation prizes. In Mrs. Lou Rawlings, Mrs. Art Cook, and Mrs. Irvin Stillmnn. Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace charge of the arrangements were nnd daughter Clara, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank eMtode at Copperton. Mrs. Cllve Slddoway nnd Mrs. T. A. Masters entertained the Fire-men Auxiliary No. 2 last Monday evening. '"500" was enjoyed, Mrs. T. A. West winning the first rize, Mrs. R. R. Marriott the house prize and Mrs. A. W. Lee the consolation. Other members present were Mrs. Alex Stewart Mrs. Joe Timothy, , Mrs. G. E. Buckles and Mrs. C. C. i' Mrs. 'Maurice Cottor entertained the O. G. G. G. club ut her home I last Thursday. Those present ln-- i' eluded Mrs. Harvey Gnrrlty, Mrs. Arthur Macke, Mrs. A. C. Cole, Mrs. C. J. Lelser, Mrs. Bud Aven, Mrs. Inland Walker( Mrs. Eugene Mor-ris, Mrs. I 8. Brecken, Mlrs. Boyd Bernard, Mrs. J. A. Norden, Mrs. Roy Shilling, Mrs. Gen. Bolman, Mrs. Louis Buchman, Mrs. J. B. Myers,' Mrs. Will Meyers, Mrs. E. Chandler, IMIrs. Joe Kemp, and Mrs. R. O. Frazler. Prlaes at bridge were won by Mrs. Maley. first ; and Mlrs. Chandler, second. Mrs. Paul Richards, Supt. and Mrs. D. C. Jensen and Mr. Thomas McMuIlin. There will be no meeting at the L. D. S. Church Sunday evening le-cau-of conference. Mrs. James Householder will en-tertain the Ladles Democratic club Wednesday evening, April 8th, nt her home In Copperfield. All demo-crats are Invited. ILast Friday, Mrs. D. E. Whittle entertaned In honor of her little son Bobble's fourth birthday. Little guests who were present were Jun-ior Christiansen, Muirlyn Miller, Gall Shelley and Maurice Jackson. Mrs. Margaret Byrne Is the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. Cun-ltffe. Miss, Vernon Baer was hostess to the Emanon club at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Nllson of Salt Lake City last Saturday night. A color scheme of red and white was used throughout the house. Dinner was followed by bridge at which prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Richards first and Mrs, Paul! Ransom second. Guests included Mrs. Rex Tripp, Mrs. O. S. Jensen, Mrs. Austin La rick, Mlrs. Neva Able, Mrs. Theo Cheetler, Mrs. W. H. Trevarthen, Mrs. Ren Nichols, Mrs. II. C. McShane, Mrs. C, L. Jones, Miss Dora and Ruth Hanson, Miss Florence Childs, and Miss A. Nil-so- Mrs. Lawrence Snow entertained the A. B. club at dinner and bridge last Wednesday. Mlembers present were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Garrlty, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brecken, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Aven, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Norden, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ran-som, Mrs. Arthur Maley nnd Mr. Brent Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jones and children spent the week-en- d at Salt Luke with Mrs. Flora Mcyerhoff-er- . iMIr. and Mrs. Ray Watson were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tattan on Sunday. Mrs. Rueben Cunllffe entertained j In honor of Mrs, Llston Bray, neej Bertha Butterfleld, Inst Tuesday. A; three course luncheon was served, followed by five hundred- - Guests Included Mrs. Dewey Knudseii, Miss Stella Klopenstlene, Mrs.' Mark Jensen, Mrs. I Anderson, Mrs. Margaret Byrnes, Mlrs. Ida Mugflr, Mrs. Royce Barnett, Mrs.1 JannHelle Sullivan, and Mrs. D. ' Madsen. Prizes were won by Mrs.1 Knudsen, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Mad- -' sen and MTs. Sullivan. I An interesting event of the week was the party given by Mrs. Allan Jackson last Wednesday at her home in Copperton in honor of Mrs. Llston Bray, a recent folrde. The guests Included Mrs. Byron Thur-mond, Mrs. E. C Poulson, Mrs. L. D, Bikker, Mrs. Robert Rodda.j Mrs. It, Cunliffe, Mrs. Paul Davis, Mrs. Lee Hickman, Mrs. John ThornberK, Mrs. J. C. Thomas,! Mlrs. James Denver, Mrs. S, Ferg-- ! uson, Mrs. Ieonard Mann, Mi-s- . Fred Anderson, Mrs. Myron Full-mer, Mrs, Ellen Stoker, Mrs. La-M-Bray and the Misses Maxinej Delaney, Donna-- Thomas and Merle j Thornberg. "Our Gang" was entertained by MSss Mary Masters and Miss Nor-ma Olsen at the Master's home Inst Saturday night. Bridge was the diversion of the evening. Present were Miss Kate Tippet ts, Miss Nell I EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT I CUBE STEAI t TRY ONE ! j- - I A CUBE STEAK I Lfj with its delicious flavor S t I is always tender and juicy S ! I IMPORTANT I I t DO NOT COOK MORE THAN ffi I ONE MINUTE ON EACH SIDE ffi f INHOTPAN S I Cook Cube Side First J I p If pan broiled have pan hot before starting lj j TRY OUR I Veal and Ham Paddies I Tasty and Delicious ED. JOHNSON MEAT and ! "WHERE THE MEAT IS TENDER" fi - Phone 148 I Xi Burning Stomach Pain Al-most Killed Her. Gone Now! New Prescription ACIDINE Quick-ly Ends Misery nnd Terrible Stomach Pain "I was in a terrible state or years with acid Indigestion," writes Mrs. Nellie Oouse of Kansas City, Mo. "After eating I had such terrible pains In nty stomach, I thought I'd die. I would get nervous and numb and my heart would nearly stop leafing. Nothing helped until I ' tried Acldine. ow I can eat, sleep and enjoy life again." Thousands marvel at ACIDINE, the amazing new prescription that succeeds where all other known re-medies fall. Contains an effective digestant, Japtase, that promptly liquefies 800 times Its own weight of starchy food, In laboratory tests. Five other Ingredients neutralize burning add, soothe Irritated stom-ach lining, stop gas formation. No other known remedy contains this scientific combination to end acid stomach troubles. . Right now end burning acid stom-ach, gnawing pains before or after eating, belching, gas, bloating, heart-burn, dizziness, with ACIDINE. Stops pain and gas and quickly ends add stomach troubles. Get It today from and Schranim-Johnso- n Drug Store and say goodbye to acid stomach torture. Eat, drink and smoke what you want. Results guaranteed or money back. Sdiranun-Johnso-n Drug 'Store IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE 200 Acre3 of Flnee Irrigated land 2 miles from Rooseevlt, 1'tah, Hill trade for Good Bingham property or sell on terms. V. II. Woodring, 1134 Gillmer Drive, "You Wfe-thievin- g 'Rati99- J i but wheraP Separation divorcer ' JNRI murder FREEDOM toyed in my ft 'iSES''Uli. 7 U' ' dawn homa aha came V J'QtAW w't'1 no,'ier n",n' 1 tnarled leaped 4 & fVfSHktDfl ' " ,hroa, 0rPh '"'' beraeU at "" nU l2Kaitr ma I wun around and..'. ( ; 'nto w'"t ,err'e ' did the md infatuation ol youth knot tba V lives of thii headitronf boy and fiekle girlP Did it end in divorce only to releaie Orpha from tba laered duty In?D a fiery torch from Cupid', bow ,h, .hirked-betray- edP that a how Orpha shot into my hungry, adole.cent heart-t- he vary ,f f" b brt-cru,he- d lad and fir.t night we met I " b,ood' ''-- ad that xv , dlPi ,n, be valley of bell and ends -- at W!re,TTedjoTb-b-'a"nke hm'PeP.-y- the hangman'. noo.eP Yon mu.t ai AND THBY THOUGHT IT WAS .enger-fift- een dollar.. Orpha flared LoyE-t- ha trua-Uf- a atory of lova-- np--I looked for mora money- -m a . cred h wh n fh b fa fMtory-.trugg- l,ng to meet berd.bt.. bittef depthl o de,pair 00 thwIni Then I hurt my band infection of hi. butterfly wife, laid off. Orpha bad to work-- .b. Re,d AND THEY THOUGHT IT- . .ulked-gr- ew n.sty-.ta- yed out WAS LOVB and nearly a .cor. of other night.. Jealou.y .urged in my heart, grounding real-lif- e .torie. and .pecial What a ghastly mis take-- all this. feature. all in May TRUB STORY. That fateful night Orpha gone Get your copy read it today I I r r'' -- "'s.,;r t :MM Phoenix ' j Hosiery . j Listen in on KSL every Friday night at 9:15 tQ Ben Bernie, Internationally Famous Humorist j and hi Dance Orchestra, featuring Phoenix ' - i DULL SHEER HOSIERY, in a fashionable 5 new shade, .... , .... 1 We a re the only dealers handling this wonder- - J ful line of PHOENIX HOSIERY in Bingham. j We have a complete new stock in all the new-- . est shades advertised over the radio. I The new allrqccasion shades in Phoenix dull 1 sher Hosiery qr yQur loyeliest new sprins frpckft'Tbs new springtjme hosiery shades are eiitrneing warm grey beigf that ditns gubhes your costume a; surely as the sjeek lines of PHOENIX dull sheer flatter your ankles ' PRICED $1,00 $1,35 $1.50 $1,95 Bingham Mercatile Co. . THE BIG STORE 1 'eee'a,Fp"p"p-aa,aaaiai"aa,"ia'"a,,aa 1 fWS !S(idXM ,.,v.JM.j- - .JLt!....r.,.r., m T. .r Mi," j f,, Suffering ON PILES? PILES DRIVE YOU MADt (Are perron out of five suffers from some disease or large Intestine. Many of them suffer acute pain for in misery because of piles and are satisfied to relief by using some remedy or other. But do not help. For those who suffer from piles, is too costly to waste exiHTimeunng wuu unuuieiy ineiuoos. and proven method of curing pilees, fllttila. Itching piles, Itime abscesses, abdominal wounds and constipation is the use of OUR FAMOUS IMPORTED PILE SALVE C. O. D. $1.40 today to IVecfeelde Importing Co. New 412 York HOLY ROSARY ( HI R( H (Continued From Page 1.) bartes the Glorious Resurrection of Christ. It is unfortunate this year, that, due to the indisposition of several members of the church, no High Mass will be celebrated. There will, however, be the ordi-nary 9:00 o'clock Mass with singing followed by the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The Second Mass will be celebrat-ed at Highland Boy as usual at 10:30. .. Father Gosselin takes the oppor-tunity to extend to his flock and Ms friends the greetings of the season. DIVIDEND NOTICE At a meeting of the Directors of the First Security Bank of Bing-ham Canyon, Utah, held March 25, lira, a quarterly dividend of 3 per cent on the stock of suld bank was declared, payable on March 25, 1931, to stock holders of record on the books of the corporation on April, 1, 1931, NOTICE TO WATER L'SERS State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake City, I'tah. March 20. 1931. Notice Is hereby given that the Bingham Premier 'Mining Company, whose principal place of business is Salt Lake City, Utah, has' made application in accordance with the requirements .f the Session Laws of Utah, 1919 to ItKW, in;l. to ap-propriate o.T of 0 c. f, s. of wateit from an Unnamed Spring lij Salt Lake Comity, Utah, Bald watpp is to be diverted at the point of is-suance of said spring whlt'h hears 2800 ft. S. 30" W. front 8W cor. Gold Nugget Code Mining Claim, patented Survey No. 4934, the spring being located In the NEVJ j rVc. 10, T. 3 S., R. 3 W., S. L. B. j and M. and conveyed a distance of 800 ft. where It will p used from January 1st fo December 31st Incl. itt the Wpst Mountain Mining Dis-trict at the lijngham premier ' Mine for mining, ponctmtratjjm of ores, culinary and (liMHeMif,' pur- - poses. This application is designated in tlje State Engineer's Office as File no. ims, All protests Against th grant- - Ing of said application, stating the reasons therefor, must be by af-fidavit In duplicate, accompanied with a fee of f1.00, and f!ed ip this office within thirty (30) days ! after the completion of the publl- - i cation of this notice, j GBO. M. BACON, State Engineer. Date of first publication, March 2i, 1931. Date of completion of publication April 23, 1931. |
