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Show Mrs. J. O. Hadley left last Monday- for San Francisco, California, where she will visit for two weeks with her mother, Mrs. M. Honey. Mrs. Louis Buchman of Copperton Mrs. - Hadley- .- Mrs. accompanied Buchman will visit with her daughter. Mrs. Robertson, who aso resides in San Francisco. .fi.0 maids. Parley Coon acted as Jiest man for the groom. Following- - the ceremony, a wedreception honoring the young ding DAVIS TATLOR The marriage of Miss Doris Davis, couple was held at the Utah Copper received the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Da- Club. The bridal party e. vis of Garfield and Alden Taylor, son guests in front of the of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Taylor of Mrs Davis, mother of the bride and Magna, was "olemnized at the home Mrs. Taylor, the grooms mother, of the brides parents, last Friday wore corsages of roses and gardenevening at 7 00 p. m. Bishop B. H. ias. Dimlck performed the ceremony. Mrs. Dan Rydalch and Mrs. LawThe bride was lovely in a white rence Taylor were in charge of the chiffon velvet gown fashioned en- gift rocm Mrs. Rydalch, Mrs. Roy train with a high neck line. Her veil Jones and Mrs. Carl Dahlln had rf bride's illusion was held to her charge of the refreshments. Danchead with clusters of orange blos- ing was enjoyed by three hundred She and fifty guests. soms and carried a bouquet of white Chinese Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will make and small yellow button chrysanthetheir home in Mercur. Following the mums. tied with white satin ribbon. Mr. and Mis. Lawrence Her bridesmaids. Miss Ruth Taylor. reception, at a wedding entertained Taylor Miss Leone Ea moron, Miss Irene On Saturday evening Mr. supper. Davis and Miss Hannah Humphries Davis entertained alt a wore dresses of formal design in and Mrs for the newlyvvds. party supper shades of orchid, peach and pink. were present at both afAbout forty They carried like bouquets of chryfairs. santhemums, tied with matching of ribbon. shades Miss Madge Davis, CARD OF THANKS the maid of honor, wore green chiffon and carried a similar bouquet of I wish to sincerely thank the many Little Margaret chrysanthemums floral Ann Rydalch, the flower girl, wore ' friends for their sympathy and recent death of my at the offerings yellow taffeta and carried a miniabeloved husband, S T. Spray. ture bouquet like thit of the brides Mrs. S. T. Spray. GARFIELD NOTES Adorable little Nannette dresses see them at the Best Shop. - Mrs. O. W. Kumrow entertained the members of the Arthur, Ladles Bridge Club at a prettily arranged luncheon' at her home lastr Thurs- fire-plac- ( ; iiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiitiiFiii!iiifiiiiiitiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitm SHnp (SHamns Saoato all Written for you Eaupfly 1 HERES YOUR LETTER TO I Suded the mother of the bride-elec- t, HUNTERNOTES sister, Geraldine and Mrs. ' Margaret . Van Cott. will make their couple The young Rivers," "Lena A three-a- ct play, was presented Friday evening at the home In Los Angeles. Hunter ward by a group from the Snow suits, trousers and Jackets Granger Ward. The cast Included See them at the Best Shop. lined. HarLeonard Parr Price, Mrs: Mary Grant mon, Mrs. Kenneth Tidd, A miscellaneous shower In honor Bangerter, Joe Breeze. Jane Mackay, Miss Frelda Schmidt, daughter Naof Louise Bawden, Vera Nielson, Schmidt than Hale, Glen Newman, Norman of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Granwas the held at Todd. of Glenn Granger, Bawden. Gloria t5rr and Mrs. Ruth Hudson Hale was the dir- ger Ward Amusement Hall Friday. Miss Schmidt is a popular bride-ele- ct ector. and plans to be married tblslhonth. A program was presented and late entertained class The Genealogy was at a program and dance following supper served. The bride-ele- ct of the In gifts unwrapping (assisted session Tuesday their regular lesson evening. Those in charge were Geo. by Margaret Andersen. 9 Rushton, Grace Squires, Lois Olson, A Thanksgiving dance has been Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mrs. O. P. arranged at the Granger Ward Hall Mathews. Friday, November 25. The general public is invited. Hunter Ward Bishopric sponsored an entertaining program Sunday The Granger Ward show, Lena evening. A vocal solo was given by Rivers, was presented at the Grant Mrs. Mabel Lewis and a talk by Mr. Ward Wednesday night and also at How's rd Barber of West Jordan, who the Hunter Ward Friday. The dirrecently returned fiom an East Cen- ectors are planning to take the show tral States mission. to other places during the winter. (GARFIELD NOTES THELMAGNA TIMES Published By Tho Copper Printing Company ; Edith N, Ridge, Editor B, Howard Ridge, Publisher Published Since 1906 Entered aa aecond clan man matter under the act ot March 3rd, 1879, at Magna, Utah Issued each Friday morning at Magna. Utah Subscription, in advance, per year I .PAGE Friday, November 25, 1938 MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH I 1 day afternoon. The guests Included Mrs. Frank O. Raymond, Mrs. Roy Hatch, Mrs. A. C. Ensign. Mrs. T. A. Janney. Mrs. E. W. Engelmann, Mrs. P. M. Chase and Mrs. R. L. Erickscn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bridges are the proud parents of a baby son bom to them Saturday at the L. D. S. Hospital. Mrs. Bridges was formerly Miss Evelyn Minister. FOR SALE daybed in good condiMrs. Del Sutton, Mrs. Mary Rhodes, tion. Call Mrs. Anna Ahlquist, 10 Mrs. James Newton and daughter. West 17th Ave.. Oarfield or call Gar. Jayne Ann Newton and Mrs. John 27. Reasonable price. Nielson visited In Logan last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Evan The Mission Service Society of Thomas. the Garfield Episcopal Church met The Daughters of the Utah Pionat the heme of Mrs. H. R. Harvey of the Hunter Ward met o i last eers on Wednesday afternoon. A business at two o'clock at the home meeting was held and plans discussed Thursday Mrs. Clark. Election of ofof Mary for a ChrLstmafe party. Refreshments was the new leaders beficers held, were served to sixteen guests. ing Mrs. Martha Moesser, captain, The first year Gleanor girls of the Mrs. Inez Doxey, assistant captain. Garfield Ward enjoyed a party last Mrs. Annie Peterson, second assistant Lucille Sutton, secreweek at the home of their teacher, captain. Mrs. Mrs. Laye Bertoch. histary. Mary Mrs. Wanda Woods. Present were torian and registrar and Mrs. Irene Misses Nel Bridges, Fay Grow, Von-d- a leader. class Following the busRldd, Orton, Virginia and Erma Snow, were refreshments iness sessions, Roxie Roma Purser. Idell Lewis, Me-Pul mer, Edith McDermaid, Ara ' Donald, Audrey Matthews and Jaun-it- a Cameron. GRANGER NOTES A Robes and Jeau(Sies at house-coa- that are ts the Best Shop. Ffd tF Merlyn Rushton." who is a hunter from Hunter. was a much happier man Saturday when the prison board remitted a $76 fine imposed by Justice of the Peace H. T. Matthews for unlawful possession of a pheasant. Rushton originally was fined $100 with the alternative of 30 days in More than a million dollars has been spent In experimenting 1 1th tele, vision and the engineers think they have all the bugs ironed out. The first television receiving sets will show those who have pictures of people acting in plays, playing games and doing other interesting things, on a screen about 7 by 9 Inches, it is promised. Eighteen years from now television may be as matter of fact to the children of that day as radio is to us now. Jail. The defendent serves pay $10 monthly paid $24. ' ft 10 month. Be Rushton told the board had a family to support the levy excessive He claimed that his Thu? pheasant, but that it in Rushtons bag hSLJ so well as a cure It work, well Pes. The all Intents and dyedTS pUN puSL11 " ate. U to After a dress made of thii material wears cut it can UW? a refinery and the gold hJ?dUCed 40 lts 80 far nobody has put new discovery to commercial. Si it SS ought not to be long jomebody ofers pum Gold who want to kok Anybody who wants to wear clothes ld made of real will soon be able to have them, and at a cost of not more than $2.50 a yard fck NATIONAL BOOK The marriage of Glen Newman, the fabric. like so many other scienson of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Newtific discoveries the new method of WEEK OBSERVED man of Granger to Miss Ruby JohnAiling the fibers of cloth with pure son, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. J. CYPRUS SCHOOL gold was an accident. was Johnson of Greenville, Texias. an outstanding event of the past Medical researchers in a London National Bock Week. November week. hospital were working on a cure for The young couple were married arthritis, and among ether things 13 to 19 was fittingly observed sttL November 12 In the Salt Lake Tem- produced a compound which they Cyprus High school, being mru ple and are making their home In called by the Jawbreaking name of cularly stressed in the school library with Mrs. Viola B. Jones, UbrnW Salt Lake City. halide. One trialkylphosphineaurus in charge. . of the ingredients was gold, in tiny Plans are being completed for the molecules held In suspension In the The motto, chosen Oqulrrh Stake M Men and Gleanor fluid; and the doctor found that for the week. "New Boo!L.1K skating party at Wcoleys Skating when' a cloth was soaked in the solu. Worlds, was carried cut thioueh rink In Salt Lake City, Saturday, tlon the gold particles stayed In the a unique contest of writing November 26 from 10 to 12 p. m. cloth, literally dyeing It through and ascertaining titles of books nd . through with gold. era other plans The contest n! Jdfs.r Helen Jones was hostess to The new compound hasn't worked well received. the Young Matrons Club Monday evening at the home of Mrs. William Jones cn Louise Avenue. dS cloth-of-go- AT , Today miscellaneous shower was given week at the home of Mrs. O. R. Bawden honoring Miss Barbara Ro-scHostesses ior the occasion were Miss Louvina Bawden. Miss Mary Bawden and Miss Alton Anderson MLss Rosell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Resell of Salt Lake City and for the past three years has taught in the Home Economics deThe first radio broadcast was sent partment of the Monroe Junior out Just eighteen years ago, when She be will married High school. to Charles Chester Walker of Los the news of the election of President Angeles. California in the near fu- Harding was picked up by a few hun. A last and ll. Primary Conference was held at the Garfield wardhouse Sunday. The program was conducted by Mrs. Cleo Blood and consisted of musical numbers and readings which were offered by the Primary children SelecTelevision tions from a quartet composed of O M Henderson Don Rasmussen, L. Crowther, Charles Bailey, were very enjoyable. Five stake officers were present Closing remarks dred crude and usually home-mawere given by Bishop B H. Dim-ic- k ture. receiving sets. How radio has grown Games were played and prizes and the benediction by Mldred to Margaret Anderson and in such a short time is one of the Newman. Ruby Sorenson. A brides book was wonders of modern science and inalso ., made. . the theme. .Joeing., the dention which is no less marvelous - New rip proof because we are familiar with it. tailored See them at the Best Shop. Wishing Well, and presented to From the beginning of broadcastithe bride-to-Special guests In- ng, Inventors have dreamed of the day when motion pictures and scenes of actual events could be broadcast over the ether waves, as sound fiffe Is. Television - "seeing at a distance is one of the oldest of human dreams and the subject of many ancient myths. Now it is promised that by the Spring of 1939 television receiving sets will be available for everybody. T omorrow PLUSTAX CrrU de 5 5 EVEN IF YOU ARE BUSY IT IS EASY TO CROSS OUT THE WORDS YOU DONT WANT AND LEAVE THE LETTER LYING AROUND FOR. SANTA CLAUS JO FIND TO DO, THE REST, POUR dim un At price I rictx. Yewaat A ver tbe tobeccol richt...Aa4 vee'MiW.' wbfl roe chooM SENSATION the damw u-,- ,,.- Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment! y be tfeiD (Itrti 5 ; S E S 5 E E E E DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE. AND MENTS EACH PAYDAY MILL SOLVE YOUR CHRISTMAS SENT. ASK ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN. The gift 1 PRE- - Alarm Toothpaste Compacts Combs Ilalr Brushes , sir min THE CITADEL All Seats 15e Novelty tM Ys this in jmmr ham, rmdie Itself! Enfaj November 2723 rtM f onvntne Flidra First Show Sunday 6:00 p.m., Mon. 7:00. Last Show 9:00 p. A MOVIE QUIZ CONTEST PICTURE! A GRAND SHOW1 frta fig THAT CERTAIN AGE Jackie tk thrill th thin mslithasrf Phil invention provide. And kora hrautr til drtln, flurtr, Hsksr ton Mf . radio pleoaaro for Ton udyraf complr-t- hi ii! ? i (Ms aonaationo 1 or a Myaierf Control CHOOSE FROM $16.95 up PHILCO 116 RX 41 non Deanna Durbin, Melvyn Douglas, Searl, Irene Rich. Nancy Carroll, John her in this new role. Its the little ladys voice will enchant yen. But .Deanna's PhUoo TUES.-W'ED- As The Kidddios' Send Pile CeetU MAGNA, .fo DUSPItUF Cool kMlvtoly DUSTLESS ' CLEAN UTAH I. the ... the $.W,t STOKE it s UUK orfcUAL 1 HIS WEEK S CRANBERRY I i SHERBERT, qt. 40c MINCE MEAT ICE CREAM, qt AOc i We carry a stock of 20 Ice Creams at 40c a quart. Also Freezer Pack Ice Cream at 25c quart 1 NEW! DIFFERENT! TASTY! I CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM BARS 1 f Take Home a 5 For The Family! . . Half-Doze- n 1 PETERSONS 1 Utah Fun Co. COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS A Mr. and Mrs. E. G. King Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Parks .Mr. and Mrs. Percy Howard Miss Ida Pappas and Partner Mr.-anMrs. F. O. Haymond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Karapkas Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Rue Packard Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris FREE SHOW-- AS GUESTS OF THIS PAPERr nemos are token from one Subscription Lfct.) TTbeso i ., NOV. ' 2 ! tool Cool ROOM SERVICE . The Marx Brothers with Lucille Ball, Ann MUkr, Albertson. The best of entertainment! Dont let anything KW you from seeing: this! Serial will be shown Friday only at Empress. Prices 10c w y. salt lake cm Gem Theatre Saturday Only, November 26m9:00 First Show 6:30 p. m. Drawing GEM Money Night at p. - , EMPRESS Same requirements and the same show at both theatrea .. NOV. NO SHOW AT THE OEmT SUN.-MON- Utah 27-2- 8. Tuesday-Wednesda- November y, CLUB NIGHT8. 29-3- 0 7:00 p. m. Two Great Big Double BUI First show atarts Extra Special iiitiiiiiimiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniil h- 7 - DOW N ON THE FARM SALT LAKE & TOOELE STAGE LINES The Jones Family on the farm and absolutely by best! Everyone whos seen It says. "Dont mis It! Top entire aeries! Second Feature f Passengers and Express FLIGHT TO FAME v Maga a Depot Baamiueen Oarage Phone Gar. 110 TABLE Loave Magna :40 a. u. 1:40 p. m. : p. m. 7:40 p.m. 11:10 p.m Ann Pat OBrien, Priscilla Lane, Dick Foran. Sheridan. Warner Bros, rodeo of rhythm and romance! Something new in musicals! SECOND FEATURE A MOVIE QUIZ CONTEST PICTURE! Phono Gar. 93 timb 1-- COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN HARDWARE CO. Lotvee Salt Lake 7:80 a. m. 11:00 a. m. 4:00 p. 5:00 p, m. :00 9. na. December Dick Powell, M MAGNA LUMBER S. 0 y, First Show Both Nights 7:00 p.m. Last Show Starts 9:0 EXTRA! EXTRA. BIG DOUBLE BILL! EXTRA! EXTRA SEE Suit Lake Depot Union But. 77 W. 8. Temple Cooper, Jackie Halllday, Youll Moli first crush.' Her golden in michief again!.' ' Prices NO SHOW AT THE EMPRESS H 29-3- Thursday-Frida- pboot you r CASTLE CATE DEALER Magna This ticket presented at the EMPRESS THKATRR Magna, within the next week entitles News Comedy PHILCOS Easy Terms HUFFAKER FURN. Co. Candy Razor Blades Bath Salts Talcum Powder ItVJagna Drug Store E It's tract Can Always Use: EMPRESS Reasons why you should be present? Requirements are to be registered and present at theatre. OUTSTANDING MONEY NIGHT SHOW! Sunday-Monda- y, Electric Iron Ileatlnr Pad Vacuum Bottle I Money Night 40 Good Musical Atomizer Watch Shaving Set Electric Raior Pound Tobacco Curling Iron Clock GEM r Billfold Waffle Iron Toaster - Robert Donat and Rosiland Russell. Out of this great book comes a thrilling dramatic motion picture! Secrets of a doctcr, told by a doctor! An unforgettable human adventure! A gift the House Could Stand is: Of Course S S E PAY-- 5 want is: and Film Perfume Set Manicure Set Bridge Set Box of Stationary Fountain Pen pipe Camera First Shew 6:30 p. m. Drawing at 9:00 p. m. AT THE GEM OR EMPRESS THIS WLEK m BECAUSE. A SMALL Saturday Only, November 26 IHiifti) tacnn aUt OLD PAL Empress Theatre JW Charles Farrell, Jacqueline Well. Alexander mance and mystery zooming from far above the cloud Prieto - News Thursday-Frida- jl December y, First show S:00 pjn. Both nlghta. Last show (at Gem) EXTRA SPECIAL BIO DOUBLE BlLLtrr. "COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN ROOM SERvH, rk Serial Tim Tyler's Luck. Next Saturday, Dec. 3 DOUBLE BILL. Next Sunday-Monda- y, "THE SISTERS. Dec. 5 4-- , j |