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Show HA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH, Friday, March 15, 1949 added to this service. It is the number will go with us for this quiet creative period that is doing service. so much for those who attend. The Teachers and Here is a service you oan afford workers Monthly Council will be held next to miss. - in the Sunday School The Baptismal service for the Monday m. All are welcome. rooms at 8 new members will be held Sun- We shall p. proceed with the study in day afternoon at the First Baptist the Life of Christ and there will Church in Salt Lake City at' 2:30 be a report from the educational p. m. It is hoped that a goodly Sunday at 10 a. m, and Morning Worship Service is at 11 a. m. We would like everyone to Church Burt know that something has been School is held every NEWS hurch t P11 floraes Aide Helpa Polio Victim b&d as to the future policies of AMERICAN LEGION School. ber are requested to pleas rsfifat--er them with the school official using the following form for tb necessary information. Garfield Parents the Sunday Last, but not least,. Womens AUXILIARY PLANS Baptist State Radiy will be held Friday, the 25th at the First Baptist Church, 10:30 a. m. Lets all EASTER CARD PARTY Urged To Register Pre-Schoole- rs plan to go. You are always welcome at the The Auxiliary of the American Community Church. Legion, Post 33, will conduct an Albert Hallrwell, minister The Parents of all children who Easter Card Party and luncheon will attend school at Garfield for at the Utah Copper Club on' the first tune this coming Septem- afternoon, April 16th at 1 p. m. The general public is invited to ' Child't Name " attend. Sa4-urd- The Talk of the Town is Navy Resumes Local Recruiting --- 7' f- L ! r$u . I I I Lend a hand! Do not think that because yours is small, Or because from its f nines s no riches may fall. The United Slates Navy ReIt was meant you should lender is recruiting service resuming no succor at all gularly scheduled recruiting trips -- J Walcott to Magna, it was disclosed today. Chiaf Burks, rgpresenative from the Navy Recruiting station in Salt Lake City will be in Magna each Wednesday about 2 30 p. m., and in Garfield about 1:30 p. m. Chief Burks also stated that the Navy is now offering one year enlistments in the regular Navy to men 18 years of age. qualified These men have the same oppor- - , w ' ?- - . Address Weekly Service t- i V - i Three clinics will be held, the afternoon of April 21, April 21 and May 5, and W is imperative that all children be registered and examined before they will be admitted to school. . Date of Birth Phona Mother's Name Father's Name I "Any car without new individual, front shock suspension is to qualify them volunteer nurses aides take special training treatment. Last year these worker nMsiotiierapists in polioixenclem. J, 674 hospitals and other tunities as other personnel inner-sprin- g ouf-of-daf- ei for schools, trade training and in many instances are given preference for submarine duty. Chief Burks pointed out this short enlistment could be used by a young man 18 years of age to decide whether to make the Navy his career or take advantage of one year training for use in civilian life after his discharge. Arrow's "CHALK STRIPES" ensemble Mrs. Albert Halliwell To fM The best thing about clwayt In good taste. ouutmhu INUT ranai TAYMITt 86 Proof The shirts feature green against a ity. $3.65. stripes of blue, brown, wine, and broadcloth of truly fine quale The ties are a special selection for the shirt - in allcloth. $1.50. rayon, Ripplewave fabric, and Rumchunda JIMS CLUB CAFE Open at 8 A. M. For Serving Delicious Breakfast Open Until 1A.M. For Your Convenience pick up the "Chalk Strpe" motif borders. 65$. in their woven The handkerchiefs cial: OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT Try our tasty Southern Fried Chicken, only 8Sc. anytime, and we will be very glad tg out prepir; this wholesome meal for you td carry D FOOD AND GOOD COOKING FOR YOUR PLEASURE, D'.Ai. 6553, JIM'S CLUB CAFE Ju snow-whit- Dial 6953. 1 Jhe Zjoayery f I e ARROW shifts for if i!r3rr!fF r T a)- - ? I i Kvi Jf) 4 f 41 - f M VS ' fr Mi .'a m : if u' I- -- Lecture March 30 On Russia " the ensemble! Crain Neutral Spirits 65 that they're shirts is d And the best thing about our "Chalk Stripes" is that they're Arrows with a tie and handkerchief to complete Gentlemans Whiskey from Kentucky L DtiUer, Prod. Corp, N.Y. chalk-stripe- -- The Magna Womens Club will have as their guest speaker Mrs. Albert Halliwell, on March 30th at their regular meeting. She will speak on Russia. All those interesting are asked to attend. Mrs. Francis Ridge is Chairman of the program FORMER MAGNA LADY DIES IN SALT LAKE CITY Mon-day-- iiii fffRrY kissr: wt&ss! iOTdi'f in-compa- 49 This n, w way of building automobiles is eo basically right it frees designers of the need for f warmed-over- " styling, enables Hudson to achieve wonderfully symmetrical lines! whet's mere, Hudson gives you glorious room! itise you step down into the lowest-bui- lt car on tbs highway, Hudson has amazing head the roomiest Bests fa any room automobile built today! And all this with full road clearance! ad MW HUDSON DELIVERS) HERE FUUY fWFTfP' INCLUDING hicr is so . Mi 0 Mai. vkMtlmw (UcW 1 eee 7V sStw. fUimdia . e r Bpht ssglss Irfaes sMW asaMU Sm-Om- W si Wiwtw m" s Hadma imtent. Uwt sMy .I tool eoecs The enfycerfti - . Wsh-f-ar hwsU kydroslk syrtsw Cs SOS P Hydros! r CsdUaa fires... Oisrsr te h eed sBeweere fee yet Mtmrr all- - ... M Bmdmes WMi h ter, word speeds wh Medsee Wrr Wfl Master Treaswletlea esf " r weA fa dess oISm work ...yew choke, 121 sulos hp.Mh-cosq- n or sioslarlsl 121 k-taper so streamlined! iow-buil- t. s ChUySw iumuHm yw s UlvIwW111 a WMt sr wHheet Ire iubuti Asmstii fss to aea drive-com- pare Wa invite you to come in the New Hudson the automobile that w ao far ahead it Unprotected investment value! in motor-ca- r i2.494.5S wW 121 and how! Hudsons hut only in Hudson hug-ths-ro- HEATER L All this, too, And ride! Hudson brings you a aweet, steady - ou cant match at any price! 'Hus auto-- , -J- has the lowest center of gravity fa any Hudson gets American stock carl That where way of going! its smooth, jeca Hsos brts0a yes hi yt gst more ftWyeurMo You'll be surprised to lean bow little it costs you to drive e Kaiser. In Amorlco e KAISER-FRAZI- idinti A new Kshw nodal, asw ta available soon, Whiu adowiU lira svaslabl at tra oaai. hica ioduda factory hMlalbd a . Doalor R ovorywhoro you H DECIDE! Htirt Hurt UhflUUCetJX ... ( stsKBat 1071 MAIN STREET I a book I'm read- ing, on of our big economic expert ay that all our wealth comes from plant, animal and minerals. And he goe on to say that mineral alone, with their extraction, processing, transporting and manufacturing, furnish almost of our natwo-thir- 'Iraf tirtatia PAPANIK0LAS MOTOR CO. CONVENTION FOR WOMEN'S CLUB TO BE HELD MARCH 28 IN MIDVALE CITY HALL "In RIAOV TO DftfVtt. tala and local iaxaa (if erne) m jact to dune without aotioa. mi-mE- N H.! ...S232LS7 $2S0MI The Kaiser Special The Kaiser Do lax ... Mott copied cart $20vL(3 The Kaber Traveler p at The annual convention of the Central District of Utah Federa-- 1 tion of Womens Clubs will be held March 26th in the City Hall at Midvale at 10:00 a. m. A banquet will be held at noon. A number of women from the Magna Club are planning to attend. Further information may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Emily Petterssob. Ia a K slur yon f To a new distribution of mass and load has been added a sturdy new frame, an engine so vibration-free you can scarcely hear it, finger-tisteering, new, longer springs. Inside youll find wide, wide seats, deep and soft . . .These are just a few of the 103 new features in the 1949 Kaiser backed by the RUGGED RELIABILITY billion proved by 330,000 owners fa over three miles of postwar driving. ds tion's wealth!' V Me COMPANY J05. P. BUTTERFIELD 2700 South 8695 W$ on curves mm FREE DELIVERY 9 A. M.T07P.M. STORE HOURS Friday & Saturday IFsafe All Catsup, V-- 8 Fruit Cocktail Del Monte 2 Mayonnaise, Best Foods Margarine, Armour's Shredded Wheat NBC Deviled Meat Beer, cold plus m'ts -G- UARANTEED Ground Decf Pot Roast m TOMATO, CAMPBELL'S 3 for U!M) Chees, Armour's 2 6 S3 Bag purpose 2 pk ' 2 ' 21c cn. 35c pt 42c 75c tb 35c Peas, No 2 can Dog Food Trend Pork & Beans, Leota 21 Coffee, Bliss 3 - 25c can 7c pkg. 19c 17c cn. 16c Mr. Goodbar 3 - 25c Candy Bars, A bot. 10c Eggs, Ige 47c 3- - dx 10c 57c Crackers, Saltine, QUALITY FRESH to 45c Radishes to 49c Green Onions Cabbage, solid, new Colored Roasters to 45c lettuce Fryers to 59c Asparagus Lamb Chops sh'd to 65c Potatoes, Util, rus. Pork Chops small lo5n to 47c Onions, dry, Luncheon Meats ' to 45c Grapefruit, Ige pink, Sausage j UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION 4 Armour's sliced p'1 fill 1? nun's siler wean over bumps side-swa- 56 ,.seo why Hudson is todays host buy re. islt the showrooms peek, poke and pryl The more you eee, the surer you'll be that Hudson Is the automobHe youve been dreaming about! In Hudson, you get the car millions vote America's most beautiful! And no wonder. Here is the only car with the "step-dow- n principle. r r Less bounce y Less imp Jbg modem design foe Come . Engineered for comfort! Drive the roughest rcadsl Mrs. Josephine Bolton Bayes, age 90, of 469 North First West, SaTt Lake City, died Wednesday in a Shit Lake hospital of causes incident to age. Mrs. Bayes was the widow of John Bayes, former B and G conductor and longtime resident of the B and G Row here in Magna. Mr. Bayes died in 1946. Mrs. Bayes was born June 4, 1858 in Quincy, Illinois, was a member of the Methodist church and the Rebekah Lodge and was a very popular member of those circles her in our community. Mrs. Dolly Brewer is a niece of Mrs. Bayes. Sincere sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Brewer and the rest of the family. Fitting services were held 11:15 a. m. at the Deseret Mortuary with Rev. George Webber officiating. bunch 5c bunai 5c 7c 10 S?' J5c 33c JC w |
