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Show GARFIELD LEADER, GARFIELD. UTAH MAGNA - GARFIELD SOCIAL ITEMS Mrs. Veil A H.iws and grand- Mr and Mr. George Zito and of Denver, Colorado, have re M..-- 11 A daughter, M!i Twilla Wisrhjw, turned to their home after viait- hfl last week fur a vacation trip A inciting of the M.ign.i V - ys t.i Ld.i-- 1 f tlie 11 & r. Sewing ins Mi. Zito'i aunt and families, to Burbank, California, visiting men's dull, origin.iily scheduled Club M 'u.l..v a! Im- n nue. Ef-- j Mr. Sain Conti in Magna and Mrs. feet.vc E.ie.er ,U ea. .it. .n.-- were Dum.nick Sanelli in Granger. Mrs. Mr. Haws parents, Mr. and Mrs. fur this week, has been p n tiie l,v:ng roon.s andiZito will be remembered as the J. E. Clark, other relatives and until April 24th, announces offie-- : .l former Elizabeth Cerrone. laneiu-ufriends. arrongeiv.eiits. GARFIELD M-- i n DoLiuiie. Garfield Lady Honored On 89th Birthday Date Betrothal Revealed Of Prominent Pair ITEMS SOCIAL Garfield Women' Club Elect New Officer Mr. Eastern Trip and Mrs. C'laik Chipman announce the betrothal of their daughter, Ardith, to son of Mr. and Mrs. Von Mr. Helena Cameron, regarded Election of officers to direct C. Peterson, all of Magna. local resident. wa honored Mon- activities of the (kirfield Women's couple plan to be married day, April 6th at a social given by Club wjs reeentlv affected, re- in a late summer her granddaughter, Mr. Robert sulting in Margaret Nelson, presiAnnouncement of the forthAllan, the occasion being Mrs. dent: Vennu Metjuivev, vice presw.ll he greeted coming nuptials Cameron's 89th birthday anniident: Beth Ahlquist. second vice with great inteiest by the m..ny versary. Twenty lelatives attendpresident: Evelyn Underwood, friends of the popular pair. Both orchid ed and a beautiful corsage secretary: Joyce Pullum. are widely acquainted in the comwa presented to Mr. Cameron Mitzi Cameron, historian. munity by a grandson, Ed Cameron. The ladies will be :ntallcd the Movies were later taken of the third in May, the 20th. Wednesday group, card games played and a and the annual banquet fur the j Undergoes Surgery late buffet supper served. rlub members and husbands is slated for Saturday evening, ApMany friends of Mrs. W. J. Club Meets will be happy to leain that ril 25tn at the Hotel in she is convalescing very nicely Salt Lake City. In an informal setting, Mrs. L. from Mis. Nelson, new surgery performed entertained members of and Mrs. Claire Pullum,president, Mondaymajor at St. Mark's Hospital. retiring Club Tuesday the prexy, attended a meet of the afternoon at her home. Tables of Central District Women's Clubs Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dennis and card were arranged fur bridge last week at the Meadow brook son, Sieve of Inglewood. Cali-and prizes given to Mrs. D. Wat- Golf Clubhouse. fornia, were visitors in Magna kins and Mrs. Pullum. The group during the past week. Mrs. Den-- j Mrs. will meet April 15th with y nis, president of the Ward Mrs. II. Claude Andei son enterJ. S. Powell at her home on the in Inglewood LDS church, tained members f her Sewing attended the Magna Row. general conference Club Thursday uficrnun at her in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Underwood, home in Garfield at a prettily Her mother, Mrs. James Thomformer Garfield residents, will re- planned luncheon, followed by turn to their Salt Lake City home chatting and sewing The group as. who has spent the winter in returned with the Thursday, after an extended vaca- will meet April 23rd with Mrs. California, Dennis' for a month's vacation in tion spent in Indio, California Vera Jones at her residence. Ingle wo. hi with a daughter. Miss Etta Undereeu-man- ion o,. ik mv v. xr ui:t a tica.-ur-c- r; : A. GEXEttiXE MOTOIIS AEiYSTEKMECR Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lambert of Magna accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Hy Cluff of Salt Lake City on un interesting tr.p to the eastern states, where Mi. C'l all jvirrhu ,ed . a new auhimubil.-- Tue gruuj, enjayed toui '.a Cii. Niag i Washington, I) t.' ten-l- ay Palis . nd VVWWWW.VWAWV MOST FOLKS WOULD GIT ALONG BETTtP F ftLV'C DO LE55 WORRtN' AN MORE 'IHiNKlN. j ' Just-A-Me- 1 Pri-mai- wood, Club Meets Its Groat Name Slakes Its Price IKcniarknblel Consider the respect in which the name Pontiac is held consider that it's priced right next to the lowest and you'll quickly see that heres the greatest car value of all. That's because Pontiac has always been deliberately engineered to provide features of the costliest cars at a price any new car buyer can afford. You see proof of this in Pontiac's distinctive power and styling, its long wheelbase, its g Its economy. Come in and let us show you why so low a price on so great a car represents a truly remarkable value. 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