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Show ( V- - A. "Mr TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH tiGNA Friday, Augut 27. 1943 Page Three n CLASSIFIEDS twt Announced Of Thursday from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, , The groom is a former student kg,, Dorothy RacTebaugh of the University of Michigan and In the of Miami university at Miami, interest particular a I Asocial set is the announce-th- e Florida. He now is stationed as n a sergeant with the United States marriage of Miss Radebaugh, daughter army at Kearns. ii and Mrs. Forrest B. Following a wedding trip to of Magna, to Andrew J. Canada, the couple will make Her. Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. their home in Salt Lake City. Skender of Detroit Andrew J. The nupitals will be read with were married a The young couple deal of interest by the great church in St Jeromes friends of the young couple. many JTtn.it- Miss Phyllis are prominent here. They D. sister C, of Washington was her only rftfie Simeon Carter, 77, died at the Attendant Ben Kanka of Chicago home of a daughter in Salt Lake Kfved as best man. The bride is a former student of City, Thursday at noon. He was tte University of Utah, where she the brother of Mrs. Matilda affiliated with Alpha Chi of Magna. sorority, and graduated Sympathy is extended. Omega Wedding Dor-Jea- fir Rad-lue- Rade-taui- bride-to-b- e, er COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS presented at the EMPRESS or GEM Theatre I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Newman Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Antone Anderson r Chris Apostle and Partner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albert Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Archibald Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Andreason Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Andreason Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marlor have had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Silvers of Denver, Colorado. They left Thursday of last week for San Francisco, accomp- Saturday, August 28 't I RENT housa. full basement, newly decorated. Large closet, pantry, back porch, water in house. Also blue Damson plums. Inquire H. S. Bouck, East and of 4lh South. FOR FOR . SALE-S-ro- om modern homo, with full basement, autoCommissioning of Second Lieutenant Earl A. Anderson, brother of Mrs. Howard Coon of Magna, by the U. S. Marine Corps at Quantico, Virginia, has been announced. The thirty year old officer is now enrolled in Reserve Officers Class for advanced instruction. Lieutenant Anderson is serving his fifth year in the famed Leathernecks, having completed his original enlistment, 1931 to 1934. He rejoined last March as an matic heat. $3400.00. Terms. quire 2793 9150 West, Magna. WILL MAKE-Mach- - lna In- made buttonholes. Expert work. Reasonable. Inquire Beth Murray, 3030 S. 3rd East. FOR SALE-Us- ed buggy. Reasonabls 2638 8900 West folding baby price. Inquire CLUB DANCE officer-candidat- e. His wife, Annabel, resides Santa Monica,' California. iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiimiiiimimiimiimmmiimmimiimimiiiji Among the new trainees to be assigned to the Ordnance Replace- ment Training Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are two men from Magna. They are Vard H. Bennett and Milton 9 WEATHER STORMY LOST While on furlough. Shaffer lifetime gold and brown pen. Call 4761 or lnquira at 3019 So. 9050 West. Magna. , The Utah Copper Club is enterin taining at their regularly scheduled dance Saturday evening, son. August 28th at the Community (Editor's Note: We would like Mrs. Floyd Spainhower and Park. Thayne Barnson is home on a to receive news of our local young Members and their partners are furlough from the armed services. men and women in the armed ser- children are visiting at Payson, invited. vices, and would appreciate your Utah. telephoning 3291, or mailing items to us. Thank you.) w list.) Empress Theatre First Show 5:00 p. m. Complete Show JUter v Orr returned home Tuesday after spending - three weeks visiting in Oakland and San Francisco, California, with FROM WAR FRONTS V FOR SALE Philco radio. 1937 model. Inquire 3048 So. 9150 W or phone 2701. M. F. er daughters, Mrs. Ivona Rob-e- e. mson and Mrs. Zenda Ridd. She ali0 made the acquaintance of her granddaughter, little Judith Anne Ridd. Granger. V While at San Francisco, Mrs. Orr had the pleasure of .visiting Misses Marlene and Janet Pehr- - with her nephew, Ensign Ray A. son of Salt Lake City, have been Spencer, who recently returned guests of their grandparents, Mr. from action in the South Pacific, and Mrs. N. F . Pehrson the past Miss Velda Orr, who spent the week. 1 last ten days in San Francisco, returned with her mother. They Second Lieutenant Margie also visited with relatives in Los Turner of the Army Nurses is vis- - Angeles, iting her parents, Mr and Mrs. C. E. Turner, while on leave from Lieutenant G. M. Lamb has rt Lewis, Washington, for .15 turned to his base at Salem, Oredays. gon, after spending a week with his family and friends. Mrs. Mane Nielson spent the weekend at Richfield, and attended the 80th birthday anniversary observance of her father, A. L. Jenson of Glenwood She also visited her daughter-in-laand grandchild, Mrs. Kenneth Niel- S FOR SALE-3-ro- om houta, fully furnithod axcopt linen. No children wanted. Apply Mrs. Ann Williams. . 2742 So. 9100 West, Magna. , Mr. and Mrs. Wallace H. Jen-- , kmson and Mr. and Mrs. N. F Pehrson attended a meeting Fri- -' day at the Newhouse Hotel for the Central Democratic Committ- Speakers were J. Will Robin- son, Elbert D. Thomas, Governor Herbert B. Maw, and Walter K. i FOR SALE Rd pickling boots. So W. L. Stewart, across from Pleasant Groon Wardhouso. iSeph G; ngell re Mlss Marilyn Marlor recently to Camp Cook, California, returned home after spending the alter a week s furlough in Magna past month visiting relatives and his visiting mother, Mrs. Mabel friends m Ojai and Ventura, Angell and friends. NEWS names are taken from our Subscription Wins Promotion anied by their niece, Miss Patsy Marlor- ho wiu attend Junior college m Ventura, California. . re-Fo- --A FREE SHOW AS GUESTS OF THIS PAPER (These Grant Johnson announce the birth of a baby girl Saturday at the L. D. S. hospital Mother and new arrival are doing nicely. Mrs. Johnson will be remembered as being formerly Miss Mr' JohnSon in the armed forces. h, - This ticket entitles: Mr. find Mrs. FOR SALE Tomatoas and corn, ready for canning. Call from Four-Wa- y Ssrvics Station. Nick Gust. NOTICE : A. Larson. sensational cavalcade of rhythm with ragtime, swing, and the greatest dancers ever collected for one picture. Starring Lena Home, Bill Robinson, Cab Calloway, Fats Waller, Katherine Dunham and her troupe. COMEDY NEWS Special "MARCH OF TIME." Prices 1 1 8c Adults, 30c. Taxes Included. A Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chapman have received word that their son, Earl Chapman, Jr., has been promoted to Staff Sergeant. He is with the Marine Corps. Sergeant Chapman reports that he has seen several Magna and Garfield boys while on duty. Oc-- AT THE EMPRESS SATURDAY. AT THE GEM SUNDAY. Sunday-Monday-Tuesda- August y, First Show Sun. 5:00 Mon.-Tue- pjn. 7. s. 31 9. A HAPPY HIT I TERRIFIC IN TECHNICOLOR! HAPPY-GO-LUCK- 29-30-- Last Show Y - tropical trip thats really a pip! Forget your troubles this gay musical smash. Youll love it! Mary Martin, Powell, Betty Hutton, Eddie Bracken, Rudy Vallee. A with Dick NEWS NOVELTY Prices lOc-lB- FATS TO BE COLLECTED COMEDY Collection of wraste fats for the government war effort, is still being conducted in this vicinity, states Mrs. B. E. Mix, chairman, and all residents are kindly asked to save their waste fats and give them to local butchers or the Girl Scouts. Collections are below par, and a concerted effort is asked by the citizenry to cooperate in this patriotic movement 30c. TAXES INCLUDED. Adults. c Wednesday, September 1 NO SHOW Thursday-Frida- September y, First Show Both Nights. Chief Petty Officer James Deland of the United States Navy, is visiting in Magna with his fam ily. He came home to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary.Worthen of Hunter. 2-- 3 6:30. Last Show 9:00 p. m. BIG DOUBLE BILL Night Plane From Chungking Its a bombshell of a picture! Thrilling, romantic, Robert Preston, Ellen Drew, Otto Kruger. SECOND HIT Utah Mines Seek to Meet Rapidly Changing Conditions My Heart Belongs To Daddy Professor meets bubble dancer and Bang! goes his heart! Richard Carlson, Martha ODriscoll and others. "STOOGE" Comedy. Serial Friday Only al the Empress. 9 (NOTICE) Prices. Children. 15c grade. 20c Adults. 30c FAMILIES OF SERVICE MEN! I 4 WE HAVE FOR YO- U- A vcryjvaluable booklet to keep a record of your men in service. Call at our office for your copy IIUFFAKER I FURNITURE If COMPANY Phone 4411 Magna, Utah "11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 9-- 4 Gem Theatre 4 utz&L Sunday, August 29 First Show p. m. Last Show 7:00 WEATHER STORMY NEWS Special "MARCH OF TIME." Prices 10c-18- Adults. c Thursday-Frida- First Show y, 9:00 p. m. 9:00 p. m. Last 30c. V , UNE IN It September 2-- 3 Show (Af Gem) 8:00 p. m. KSL-7- :30 TWO BIG FEATURES Companion Feature iGGS lOc-IO- SeriaL . Adults 30. Taxes Included. c EGGS EGGS - A ND MORE EGGS YOU CANT GO WRONG, if you U. S. War Bonds. Day-ol- d Eggs. 2nd Buy our OPA PRICES. EGGS SUBJECT-Tlst-B- uy n a o U) O 1 Researcher using mlrcoseope to solve Intricats mins problem. continually studying new methods No modern concern can stand Of ore treatment and new uses tor In niriitf still Conditions change the garjoug metals. This research coma ba resuited in many favorable this fast moving age, and to hold Its position cannot velopments for the mining indusnow a great deal of Right try. manufacturing upon relv entirely consideration Is being given by the h methods and products wh research departments of the varb ous gmelters operating In Salt leke been successful In the past. metal mining sb The mining and smelting Indus- - Valley, willthatbe the prepared for the conIndustry changing these meet in try must worn- - undamen(al changescome Industry after the dltlons, and the Jobs of the wllcjl are certain tQ ers are dependent upon the manner war the A proposed plan that is meeting In which they are met When e wjth favor is government stoekpilen war has of war. This pressure the of after metals so n(t metal. Industry tomust planfuture pan Wouia pot only Insure stablet. protect far as they can employm?nt and conditions out the industry, but 'would also In- solidify the position of the govern-aaTtryears the smelting meat of the United State, to world has maintained s competent affairs. of research workers, who are de-na- l A-gra- (No. P.M. Store) Ji I t An Outstanding National Prograa I II Of Dramatized News. i I J 1 tr i through-employmen- Butters Open 10 GS ajn. Close EGGS 9 pjn. Grocery Prices based en Market EG(iS EGGS - NATION" My Heart Belongs To Daddy Prices i "REPORT TO THE Night Plane From Chungking "STOOGE" Comedy , UESDAYS COMEDY Taxes Included. i 1 n o y 9 i 1 ttaff EGGS V,f v "r Y |
