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Show City, Utah, Thursday, June 8, 1944 fi..rrnv Noles About 4 kay 0 If,., v s i . P .Jn' ' ,, PeoP 1 Olson. w QnlltVl (111 i 5 and STANLEY Pll 1 I ii ,111 IjJlD II i Mcft Iff 1 Vj 0frM YOU CAN TRUST" DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for GOVERNOR of Native ul Utah. A successf- California Visitor Businessman, Contracto- r, State 1939, Senator World since War Veteran STANLEY N. CHILD fr CHILD means a voice in Good Your Vote Government for all. He is dedicated to Sincere Progress and Welfare of Utah! IN VOTE THE PRIMARY Miss Lillian Janssen, 6595 South State street, has returned from a trip which included Sioux Falls, Headquarters: Conference Room, Newhouse Hotel, Salt Lake City political adv. by Child for Governor Committee) Campaign (Paid t m """""'"""""""'"'"'""'""'""""""""""" " iimrtmm of last week w J&mE&&Ma Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Towers celebrated their wedding anniversary o nMay 28 at a dinner party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Towers. A lovely arrangement of pink rosebuds and centered the table, at which places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Towers, Mr. and Mrs. John Towers, Karen, Gary and David Towers, children of the honored couple, the host and hostess and their two children, Robert and Marilyn. A delightful program followed the dinner. forty-secon- h MILLION DRESSES 1942 more than ten million dresses were made to sell to wholesalers for $1.57 to $1.87. In 1943 the number had dropped 7'2 million. In 1942 more than 14 million dresses were made to sell to wholesalers at $3.50, but During XL. d -- k4fdr " I I III I i 1 i re&l r I 5-f- Fair-Law- n LAWNKTTE CART r. I 5 Foiy rolling Easy lo unload Sturdily built r ... for hauling Ilere'a a trim llttlo cart to nso In a hundred ways etc. with made of hardwood, leaves, topsoll, fertilizer, Stoutly throe cubic feet capacity. Two strong 10" wheel r . s. Gardening's Twho as Easy with the r. - d - S teen-ager- 4 low-pric- X r IncentlTe for healthy outdoor exercise. Mad women for and especially Includes t. lemonwood J)0w, four 26-leeiax arrows, arm guard and finger tab. low-price- other government agencies, is year beginning July, 1944. The 1943-4goal of 7,0(10.000 tons will taking steps to see that these liimet. officials said. New back are dresses brought It is probable plants, most of which have to the market. been approved, arc expectthat by the time fall tomes you merchan- ed to produce fi,r().000 tons of norwill find dise such as children's clothing, mal superphosphate, and existing la nls will b asked to slop outwork clothes and house dresses back on the merchants' shelves. put by an average of 23 per cent. a IIore'B in 1943 this number jumped 14 TRODl TTION GOAL The chemicals bureau of war million to a total of 25 million, board recognized n were manufacturers that production proving d level and tentative production goal of leaving the tons of normal superlines. moving to higher-price- d The OP A. in cooperation with phosphate for the agricultural lower-price- . tJMJk SET 4.95 Anniversary Mrs. 10 jom ny I I.. t 1 Celebrate Wedding Bronsen Adams gave a lovely luncheon for Mrs. Hammond at South her home on street, and on Friday Mrs. George Rugg entertained for Mrs. Hammond and some of her friends at a luncheon. Beautiful spring flowers were used for decorations for the living room at the latter Sixty-fourt- j-- i J1 - Invitations are out for the wedding reception of Miss Joyce Loveless and Giles H. Florence, to be held Friday evening. June 9. in Ml. Olympus ward chapel, The marriage of the young couple will take place in the Salt Lake L D S temple. is the The bride-eledaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean F. Loveless and Mr. Florence is the son Relief Society Presidencies Given Luncheon with her sister and brother-in-lafor a week, and at St. Louis, Mo., where she spent a couple of weeks with Mr. and occasion. Mrs. P. Skinner and family. Miss S. D., ifiM 1 A luncheon given Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orlando Erickson honored all Relief society presidents, counselors and secretaries working in the eight wards of Cottonwood stake. Members of the stake Relief society board were hostesses at the luncheon, which was given to express their gratitude for the fine response of the ward presidencies to the welfare work, all wards in the stake having finished their welfare projects. , The color scheme for table decorations, place cards and favors California Folks was in gold and blue. Relief soVisit Here ciety colors. Following the one o'clock luncheon, table games Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Frame of were played and original songs, El Monte, and Mrs. Ingeborg composed bv one of the members Hammond of Manhattan Beach, of the board, were sung. Cal., spent the last two weeks visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reading. Mrs. Frame is Mrs. Wednesday Eastern Trip Ends for Lillian Janssen ELECTION JULY 11TH Governor Child Virginia Larson 7- m,im .g,..jyyyi, jum of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Florence of Holladav. luncheon Saturday afternoon at her home. Besides the guest of honor, the hostess has issued invitations to Mrs. Fred Jenkins. Mrs. Henry Reading's sister. Gosman, Mrs. William Dearing, While visiting here, Mrs Ham Mrs. David Searle and Mrs. Leon mond has been attending several Malmstrom. parties given in her honor. On With Solid Planks, Not Broken Promises Builds Mrs. a Democratic Builder fleet & Who Honoring Flack of Arbuckle, Cal., who is visiting in Utah for a month, Mrs. Everett Reading will entertain at i ct and Members of Murray Second ward Guide class and their lead-.eEvelyn Gregory, enjoyed an r j son-in-la- Class Feted by IV. i Joyce Loveless io Wed Mr. Giles Florence Friday Janssen is the daughter of Mr. Gladys Anderson flew home last Wednesday from Holly- and Mrs Herman Janssen. wood. CA.. for a visit with her Guests Here parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, 4042 South Second East Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Jensen, street. She returned Sunday. ormer West Jordan residents, are During her stay here she was spending the month with their entertained by her sisters, Mrs. daughter and Mr. and T.iona Dansie and Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Everett Reading. TmmHin, and last Saturday evening her parents entertained et Officers Teachers a family party for her. Another of her sisters, Valene Entertained will graduate from Anderson, Mrs. Elizabeth Fugate enterEast high school on June 8 and at a luncheon last Thurstained plans to leave next day for Caliday at her home for Murray fornia to join her sister in Third ward Relief society officers and teachers. Following the the afternoon was luncheon, Entertain Guests spent in playing games. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watts and small daughter, Janice, spent last Luncheon Guest of week end here with Mr. Watts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grandma Jenkins Watts. A luncheon guest Tuesday at home of Grandma Emma Jenthe Hostess at Bridge kins o Midvale was Mrs. Everett Luncheon Reading. "Grandma," who will be 91 Members of the Murray Bridge club were luncheon guests on years old June 28 of this year, lives alone and cares for herself. ednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Short of Salt Lake The mother of 16 children, 10 of them living, she is a jolly little City. old lady and enjoys life to the fullest. Luncheon to Honor r, ImnUlsen en M". on Muss Second Ward entertain h in Wood's pasture South street. Arrives by Plane For Visit Little Charlyn Webb, daughter r Mrs A. C. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Webb, t r.r.v Simons with celebrated her fourth birthday anniversary at a party on May 24. Twelve guests were in at..,w Tdaho. after tendance. anu ivir. wnn week .1. . Drake of Beverly Hills, Cal, and morning Mr. Olson's mother, Mrs. Hulda Birthday Party For Daughter n Simons, o tertained at dinner at their home outdoor breakfast last Saturday last Sunday honoring Mrs. Louise Forty-eight- l"h for THE MURRAY EAGLE U L U L L L L L Lf UU U U U U Lr L' Lr L' L! -I Lr Lr UU V 7irc$tone HoiiieIiiMiliwl1 f4. Ron 2.!)B I5 )nci and Bnvoa up to 30' In fuel easy to instaU! 20 rolls required for the arerage house. Tcrmln-proof- S.vw cost. water-repcUon- t, It's St-'- 5,.h. WidlKi , Free Estimate. ..FHA Termi V - F It 9 -- j 4 1 AND C BOOK HOLDERS ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR NEW TIRES ALL B 7?i$2iHK? AlUffliW& GOT MINE . . . It Pays to Cow la oad C Ab.at tk. tKe Foefs N.w O.r.A. I I I U'i the vay I like to sec tlicm," saiJ Ccn. law the rows of dead J.s trie Admiralty Islands. In this war the costliest, crudest war of all time vhen cAn!-,u- r koyi mUit y. Kill lie f,lt Wvagc or be killed! And on how eath plays n;$ part depends the ti of many of his buJdics. "etc on ihc home front, too, Just Thnt's why there's fifth Var a needed to support now, a diive i'i which you're who aro facing the men on the fighting fronts the most treacherous forces Ameri W'e on cans have ever met In combat. the home front can't let them down and we 5 Bond drive on WAR 10 AH . 1 at ica.t lhe Jlh t I won't ... I.'. So resolve r.w to ...M,r Vi.ml Klivill!!a ftl Loan drive. This is the time to do triUT than your best. r Co-opcra- "IOt tc! fyfer's ice Wh State Street Tlresione pouUrymrn who Ielivcrr! i ggs during February, March, April, and May, 1!M3, arc now sharing in a final settlement payment totaling approximately $.'J(KUMMMM." Thit payment is the 11(13 rgg Klornize Turnings of $1.10 per ensc. Of the $1.10, 77 cents per to poultrymen in n rash pay case will menl, while G.'J rents will he IhM in rrserxe, to be distributed later at the discretion of ihc Board of Directors. 1fKi$?llUi - Final payments on ogg, feed nnI farm supplies ore periodically mailed to branch offices for distribution. Hut don't wait for the branch manager t d liver your check go to him and a.sk for it . . . now! m 'uirt itato ' ;tr0W W I VII A Built Amrie-M(- I i The ONLY tire tuUt with the famous Dear Ortp Tread; exua utron &iftl Lork, Oum Dipped Cord Body; and BafU Sured CoMtructlon for gTeatcr atrcugUl and longer mileage. ?em SAop Phone Murray 168 Jesse &l Cfiast- - Used Cm NN..al , CIIA3IPION of ... UTAH POULTRY J S'tr All mlscel-laneou- H Backtkffactf- - BUY MORE THAN BEFORE 5,01 . klii rf rivi n n Y. -1 ni. rnonu mun" t PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION lleaJijuartrrs 1SIMI South West Temple Salt Lake City 11, 1'UU HOME j and V AUTO SUPPLY STORE 4745 South State, Murray Phone Murray 390 |