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Show ,.r.NA TIMES, MAGMA, UTAH Engineer' Cyprus t Plans t Early May Play Presentation ven,BigPromotlon rtner Magna ha, been received Arrangements are in the initial Vera Jones that her stages of planning for the presenbeen ha. " h C. Jones . in tation of June Mad," a rollicking as the engineer comedy in three acts by the Cyp3infl!rf construction on a rus Thespian Club. Air Base, The play will be given on May Kenneth Washington. 11th at the Cyprus auditorium. En5ed with the Army Further information will be leased at a later date. completion of this former n urT the in charge of The best miyouth willofbea way to overcome evil, large hospi-- ; ia to be instruction always busy doing good. reside Doris, hiwife, R. $300,-Larso- ns liSK well-know- Bishop Moses Lake. A Beverly Granger Man Wins $50 on Radio Program Mr. Chris Aylett of Granger, n former Magna resident, recently was awarded $50 by radio station KUTA when his social security number was announced over a popular daytime prowell-know- gram. By claiming the money and proper identification, Mr. Aylett was presented with fifty dollars in folding money." , Commercial Club Plans Steps To Advance Magna 'ton if ROMA 'QrmeticitZ faujfeil felinp WINE U 1151 ROMA WIRE CO.. fttS NO. CALIF. Members of the Magna Commercial Club board of directors met Wednesday at noon in the Nifty Cafe where they enjoyed luncheon and then adjourned to the Ftrehall for a business gathering. The club has decided to go into an extensive program of advertising on business and met to select a committee to work on the project. The group wishes to emphasize to the shopping public of this community and vicinity, some of the reasons why they can shop in Magna and save. However, they realize that m order to ask the citizens here to support the hometown there are , many improvements which can and should be made. ' But, through the cooperation of all, steps can be taken which will make Magna a better place to re- the of former side and maintain a .feeling of bors acquaintance and friends pride. Some of the aims of the Com- neigh- Jack Loutensock of mercial Club are: Hunter, a lovely midday dinner To show the public some fact a was recently in Payson by and figures which will prove that Mrs. given Emma Wilson, prior to his spending money locally helps the departure for the armed forces. Mrs. Wilson is Jacks aunt and community and everyone here. To accept constructive criti- sister of Mrs John Loutensock of cism about business and help own Magna. r to give the public better The house was artistically decorated with spring flowers. Th.e To aid civic weuare which will table centerpiece was an Easter theme with two rabbits holding benefit the town. One of the first aims is to bet- yellow daffodils Various colored eggs tied with yellow ribter parking conditions for shop- Easterled to place cards for the bon! to pers, and members appointed further this advertising campaign twelve guests. That evening the group was eninclude: Mr. and Mrs. Waldo tertained at a party in Springville Page, Buddy McDonald, Louis and Mike Falvo, Homer Pitts, at the Boyd Wilson home. Several parties have been given Pete Paulos and John W. in his honor at Farmington, Salt A meeting of this committee and Lake and Hunter. His mother ene guests at a Board of Directors will be held tertained twenty-fivin the First Security Bank Magat na on Monday bight, I 00 p m. Honoring Pap-amkol- MAIGNA 1931 NEWS Sunday dinner in her home. Jack has been a student at the McOm School of Music and Art for several years and is a talented violinist, l.av.ng studied under F.ofessor Reginald Beale. Jack left for the armed services on Tuesday evening. He is the son of Mi and Mrs. LaMar Loutensock and a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ca l Poulton and Mr. and Mrs. John Loutensock of Magpa. aiJcf, 9icW6 Community Baptist Church A speoai childrens story will be held at the United service which begins at 11:00 a. m., following at 10:00 regular Sunday-Schoa. m. A prize will also be given for the lucky seat. Discipieship Day was observed Monday by a visit from the RevIt is impossible to menially or erend Mr. Erickson of India. g socially enslave a Each Thursday is Bible Study people. Th principles of the Bible are the groundwork of human Day for the juniors. freedom. Horace Greeley On Sunday, April 15th, the anI do not ask where I am going, nual visit of the Eastern Star will I do not know, but I have complete be featured at the Community confidence in Him, m His power, Baptist Church. We welcome them His wisdom, His love. Therein is a to our services. Albert Halliwell, minister. power that gives serenity and -William Lawrence Bishop peace ol Bible-readin- HENRY J. SEDAN 0R DELIVERED HERE Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thompson of Jerome, Idaho, are visiting Mrs. Thompson's sister, Mrs. Floyd Adamson and her father, Mr. John Hancock, for a short time. olfo,0uwo: The Oquirrh Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet at the home of Mrs. Danny Arnone, On Thursday, April 12th, promptly at 7:00 p.m." J PAPANIK0LAS MOTOR CO. i ( Including SafesTdxand Plates . MAGNA, UTAH Mrs. Frank Vaculm of Fairfax, California, was a popular Magna visitor during the week, renew- afe your savings i - earning a Tomorrow's safety! Kaisers Safety Cushion Padded Instrument Panel, smartest ever, gives extrg prolectionagainst sudden stops... today I Tomorrow's visibility! Largest windshield in any car (1096 sq. in.). slant-baccorner posts, gives you Control-Towe- r Vision". ..today! No blind spots"! With slimmest SDflJE k Tomorrow's convenience! 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