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Show FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933 THE OGDEN POST PAGE FOUfi were Ruth Bartlett and Loretta Green. Yellow tulips and white complete plant food with the Care and Phillips. soil at the bottom of the hole. lilacs decorated the tea table. To each gallon of soil used in of Miss e Miss Emma Perucca entertain- About ' twenty-fiv' friends called. Miss filling the hole add a quarter ed Tuesday evening at dinner Greens of plant food, mixing well. pint and bridge in honor of Miss Em- Tabltha. Harness and Mrs. atGeorge While dormant shrubs are When the tea soil is being filled In ma 8now, a ' bride of June, at L. Abbott entertained easily transplanted, it mnst not it should be tamped thoroughly Saturday at the Harness home, Hn. R. .T. Hairs entertained University of Utah with scholarInn- be tulips Shuffs a receive that forgotten they end all air spaces among the her club at luncheon Thursday ship honors. The wedding will were used on the long table. The 2509 Eccles avenue, for Miss severe shock in the operation roots should be filled. The roots Green also for Mias Eleanor at the Hotel Ben Lomond. take place early In June. party Included Miss Snow; Mrs. Weeks, and and that special ears should .be must be In direct contact who has recently return- IN with W- - J..8now, Miss Dorothy Cleveeshave until given them. they soil or they cannot absorb food. , Women of the Moose held a Past Noble Grand club held land, i Miss Alice Tanner, Mies ed from Chicago to spend the new themselves tablished in the For a year after transplanting card party at the home of Mrs. its thirty-fir- st anniversary on Ann and Miss Pearl Starr, Miss summer with her parents. Lilacs recovered fully special care must be 598 Twelfth Thursday afternoon at the home Anna 8tark, Miss Beuhal Stall- and tulips formed the decora- A Total of 1300 Utah Mep location and taken to H. B. Whitney, their vigor. water shrubs In dry spells. A street. Wednesday. of Mrs. Louis Kabell, 1142 Cap- ings, Mrs. Ruth Walker, Miss tions for the tea table and the Will Be as. survives a shrub Employed negtea Many the rooms. drouth which Presiding at affect ital avenue, with Mrs. Kabell Versa Littlefield, Miss Lorraine lect only to continue throughout well established would not which Work Progresses Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Smith and and Mrs. Anna Causey as host- Daniels, and Miss Helen Bart- table were Mrs. C. H. Barton, shrubs, Its as denever life a E. weakling, Mrs. W. H. Shearman, Mrs. have wide spreading roots, may their two children, Joyce and esses. Luncheon was served, lett. 'forest clvillon con- veloping to the full its possibili- be felt seriously J. Harness and Mrs Otis Weeks. Twenty-si- x Bryan, arrived Saturday by moby newly transties. In A little care the few planted shrubs whose servation camps opened In Utah, roots are tor from Palo Alto, for a few Miss Letitia Perry entertained Mr. and Mm. Rufus Ford an. Fifty guests called. and Nevada points which are essential to shallow and confined to a small Idaho, Wyoming party at nounce the marriage of their days' visit here with relatives. the following week-en- d a the be health of enshrub will shoulder700 men with Historical In Monday society area around the plant. A well-fe- d Ogden her home at the Perry camp daughter, Florence Louise, to tertained at the annual luncheon ing tools and deserting the great well repaid. This care relates and Ogden canyon: Miss Lois Small- James shrub quickly corrects this Mrs. Fred J. Newman NeChadwick of Reno, to of of a for chiefly club activities providing unemployed, many plentiful condition by making new roots, army Miss Dorothy Newman left Sat- ey, Miss Mary Paquette, Miss vada, son of Mr. and Mrs. concluding the Loof water. food them their Ben first for and Job supply doing the season at the Hotel so that the complete recovery urday for Los Angeles to spend Maxine Stone, Miss Erma LangCharles Chadwick of Cork, Ire- mond Because of the sacrifice of from the shock Saturday. Luncheon was many months, and glad to find roots ford, Miss Ellen Glineq, Miss land. two weeks on the coast. transplanting to The took place wedding at themselves employed once again. which always takes place hastened. Marjorie Gllnes, Miss Helen Fro-ere- r, at the home of the brides sis- served in the Spanish- roomlake While the first real force of when a shrub' is moved, the one table. A miniature and Miss Irene Fitzgerald. ooo , Mrs. Lloyd Hadley of Plain ter, Mrs. C. L. Hawley of Sparks, with long water lilies formed a cen- forest recruits went into action transplanted plant is obliged to Poets should work 160 hours Sundinner at a entertained was on City and s Nevada, 20, May at find No. in in with its 4, a nourishment headquaj-tersmaller rela Region with replicas E. Mrs. Willard terpiece, Dr. Kay a says Edwin Markham. day night in honor of Mise Roma of San and in Ogden, plans were being jtively small volume of soil. This Theweek, by a wedding break, each plate, and water lily nut Francisco and their two followed idea being, we suppose, that Mrs. fast. Chadwick is Knight and Maurice Conroy. visiting discussed in Salt for Lake were forisoil be e laid should Covers pre-thfifty enriched City and the rest of us get the daughters, Nancy Ann and Kath- her parents in Ogden for a few cups. selection of 14 additional rented from drying out too when week members and friends. In addisomeone will read the Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Marriott erine, spent two days of last days and then she and Mr. tion to annual folwhich sites will the for camp reports, Utah, much, since the plant takes food poetry. and daughter. Miss Kathryn Mar- week with Dr. Kay's mother, CaliChadwick leave will for Vo. of was number the total camps only when it is dissolved in wagiven: bring lowing program Willard Kay. They were eoe -- riott, left Saturday for Wash- Mrs. to make their home. fornia in to 85. committee Utah The Mrs. Ririe, Two-thirter. cal Joseph N. selections, to on the human body of Rochester, T., their way ington, D. C., to visit Mr and Mrs. Raymond T. Morrissey and chosen to select additional camp When the hole for the roots is water, says a medical report. where Dr. Kay will spend two Mrs. J. W. Marriott. Mrs. Virgila P. Cain of Los Mrs. J. B. Cooley of Layton; a sites was chosen by Governor has been dug large enough to Some smart fellow will probably work at months in Angeles was the guest of honor one-aplay. Miss Norma Jen- Blood and include C. L. Fore-lin- contain the roots when well have . it Incorporated any day Mrs. Valentine Gideon enter the Mayo clinic. at a bridge luncheon given Sat- sen. New officers were introOgden, chief of the range spread, mix a quarter pint of now, and sell stock. tained at luncheon for sixteen by Mrs. J. R. Morrell at duced as follows: Mrs. Austin experiment station of the forest urday celebrated club Child Culture last Saturday afternoon at her the Town club In Salt Lake. Johns, president; Mrs. E. P. service; L. M. Winsor, federal home. Nob Hill. Four tables of the annual field day of the club Members of the Ladles Liter- Mills, Miss Nelle irrigation engineer; Professor Green at luncheon the at a bridge were arranged for the club entertained In honor of Meal iff, Reed Bailey of the Utah State secretary; ary recording The room tea Gables Thursday. afternoon. Mrs. and also for Mrs Miss Era Erh, corresponding Agricultural college geology dedirectors Included Mrs. Don GeorgeCain S. Glen, who has moved secretary; Mrs. W. N. Petterson, partment; Preston G. Peterson, Clem Mrs. Williams, to Salt Mrs. Robert Anderson and her Woolsey, Lake, recently at a treasurer; Mrs. P. F. Neilson, state road commissioner, and Mrs. W. O. Pell, Mrs. G. G. daughter, Betty, of Los Angeles, Moyes, Mrs. Frank Francis, Mrs. bridge luncheon at the Hotel historian; Mrs. J. A. Gager, George A. Fisher, executive sec. IN Ben Lomond. will arrive In Ogden the latter Apple blossoms trustee of the memorial fund; retary of the state land board. Anna Van Dyke, and Mrs. J. S. and men eastern decorated of the Newcomb, Mrs. W. H. tapers parliamenpart of June and will spend the Campbell were pink Contingents hostesses. summer here and in Wyoming. table. Covers were laid for six- tarian; Mrs. A. P. Merrill, cus- are scheduled to arrive in Utah If you want your teen. Mrs. W. F. Emmett Joan Mrs. other states of region No. 4 and and Grill, George Song society met Wednes- and Mrs. J. E. Wright composed todian, ' as to look fashion feet comMiss Rosemary as Barber The and left The other camps press correspondent. rapidly with Miss Florence Wase as the committee on facilities made of are for in mittee arrangearrangements ready charge Saturday for the coast and will day WilR. Rachel Mrs. right; if you want be away for six weeks visiting hostess and ments included Mrs. E. A. Flem- them. C. N. Woods, assistant sublesson The son chairman. them to be cool friends in Los Angeles, Glendale Miss Nona Todd and Miss ing, Mrs. George F. Grill, Mrs. regional forester, explained that ject was Modern Composers in Helen Stevens entertained John- men are being sent from the Mrs. Louis Austin and Balboa. a at Kabell, comfortable Those who were on the Utah. bridge dinner Friday evening son, Mrs. J. A. Gager, Miss eastern states into the forest Mrs. most and H. C. Tavel of Los Angeles program were Miss Rea Emmett, areas because the of Jennie west, this, Joseph of at 730 Miss home Prout, summer, the you Stevens, Miss Reta Mrs. Williamsen, of the national forests of the is the gueat of his Twenty-fourt- h street in honor of Ririe. will choose sandals, Nelson, Miss Helen Tan- Miss Martha located are in these and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Grace Mrs. country Wright, a June Marvel England, and M. Rowe. Mr. Tavey is here for ner, Perforated bride. Other guests were Miss Holy Cross alumnae associa- areas, while the major portion x Miss Ida Marriott. acadof unemployed men reside in the of Sacred the :he summer months. Heart Rosemary Barber, Miss Esther tion Oxfords. or Pumps eveeast. These facts, coupled with Kay, Miss emy entertained Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Up- Lashus, Miss Kathryn Miss Mrs. Clarence H. Packer has Kath- ning at the' annual banquet at the planning of conservation an- Emma Perrucca, and Elmhurst ton, Patent, Kid or Fabric apartments, Ben Lomond, with work as a nation-wid- e returned to her apartment in nounce the remedy Williams, the last two from the Hotel marriage of their ryn members of this for conditions graduathe Hotel Ben Lomond after a unemployment White years tied Salt Lake. tapers Pumps, low or to two-wemake it necessary to transport trip to Santa Barbara, daughter, Evelyn Frances, Mr. with pink roses and sweet peas tion class as guests of honor, room men the A one from of in section the table where she visited her daughter, Theodore Clark Olsen, son of Spanish were long small for high heels, for and Mrs. G. T. Olsen, 528 Twen-ty.fir- st tables. centerpieces was arranged in the form of an country to another, Mr. Woods Mrs. Klaus Kemp. street. The marriage bearflowers x. white of X explained. airplane all daytime in The west will benefit in many Miss Sue Evans has arrived took place Monday in the St. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Nelson of ing the word, Alma Mater from Montpelier, Idaho, where George temple. The young couple Ashton, Idaho, announce the silver letters, as the centerpiece. ways from the Importation of occasions she has been teaching school, to will make their home in Las wedding of their daughter, Ve- A black and silver beacon tower, these men, he declared. Already X Nevada. the government has purchased spend the summer with her par- Vegas, nice, to Russell Bradford of Og- surrounded by tiny silver hangWhite or Beige den. The wedding took place ers and airplanes, was at one thousands of dollars worth of ents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Parnassus chapter of the Del- Wednesday In the Salt Lake tem- end and black and ivory tapers equipment from local ' dealers, x Evans. phian society elected officers as ple. The couple have departed alternated along the table. Place and surplusses In many lines of to Mrs. Martha J. Dean of Coke-rlll- e, follows In a recent meeting at for southern Utah to spend their cards had a silhouette of an canned goods and foods have Ben Lomond: Presix will be at home airplane in black and silver.s. been cleared from warehouses, and Wyoming, announces the the Hotel honeymoon 6 at No. 7 Robins Miss Helen Gajewskl was making it possible for factories of her daughter, dent, Miss Myrla Hales; after June engagement James G. . Murdock; apartments. The bride has been Brief addresses were to run this year, which otherHelen, to J. L. Rich of Morgan Miss Helen Borup; The wedding will home with her sis- made by the Most Rev. James wise might not have opened. take place secretary, Miss her making t, Wilma Priddy; treasurer. A total of 1300 Utah men will bishop of the CathJune 5 in Las Vegas, Nev. ter, Mrs. H. S'. Rush, In the E. Kearney, chairman of advisory board, Robins Mrs. Rush olic diocese of Salt Lake; the be employed when all the camps apartments. members entertained at a shower and tea Rev. W. A. Ruel, Price; the are opened, which will materDr. and Mrs. John L. Emmett Miss Marie Wyman; advisor T. A. Mrs. from in compliment to Miss Rev. Patrick F. Kennedy, and ially reduce the number out of Rochester, Minn., are Christensen board, and Flora recently Mrs. EmNelson at her apartment in the the Rev. Joseph P. Moreton, who work in the state. spending ten days with Dr. Toasts guests. special Pointing to some of the other Guests Included Mrs. were Robins. metts mother, Mrs.' Joan W. Em-en- et Pearson. To advantages derived by the state in Ogden and Mrs. Emmetts Mrs. R. C. Wylie, were given as follows: Jack Adams, Members of the Utah Slate Mrs. J. F. Ma- from the conservation work, Mr.1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nurses English, Mrs. Walter the Bishop," Miss Irene association of district To Father Kennery, Wood said: Many thousands of, Blood in 8alt Lake. W. L. Trueman, Mrs. loney; Mrs. Lilley, No. 2 entertained at a bridge tea Laura C. E. e Webb, Mrs. W. T. Miss Dorothy Todd; "To Father dollars have already been spent! Miss Ruth McBride; and will be spent In the local Mrs. W. H. Melsted and little at the Hotel Ben Lomond Sat- Giles, Mrs. William Bradford, Moreton, afternoon in honor of Miss Mrs. Arthur Hayman, and Mrs "To the Alumnae Officers, Miss communities for lumber, harddaughters, Kadzle and Edna, urday Veronica Alton; "To Alma Ma- ware. hay and grain, vegetables, left Wednesday for Sacramento, Anna asRasmussen, who will be W. E. Traughber. a representative to the Colettl; provisions generally, horse hire, ter," Miss Domenica where they will join Mr. Mel sent 1930 nursing convention sted and motor to San Francisco, International Del- "Welcome to the Class of 1933, truck hire, and for many other of the Hellpolis chapter in and Brussels, June 12 Miss Della Green; response, Miss things. going from there down the coast to Paris elected at officers phian society 18. About one hundred at- the froA program of Mary Castles. to Mexico before returning home. tended. Hotel Ben Lomond as fol music The committee in charge lows: was given by Mrs. Ray- G. v 1930 Mrs. H. George Lowe, DECIDES were Miss Letha Mr. and Mrs. James Boone of of arrangements Mrs. L. J. Holther, mond P. Morrissey, Miss Loretta president; Miss Valentine Wilma Bertelsen, Miss Irene Miller, and ; Mrs. Claude Pea- Thlnnes, Seattle, Wash., spent several and Mrs. Leslie C. West. Miss Minnoch. Miss Marie cock, secretary; Mrs. Claude Blaes Gladys days last week as house guests 1930 was chairman of a general Mrs. A. E. of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Bartreasurer; Farr, The Child Culture club held on committee arrangements. chairman of ber. They left Saturday by mo- the annual the seminar Becker, field day on June Covers were laid for sixty. tor for Chicago. board; Mrs. E. E. Pratt and Mrs. with a 1:30 oclock luncheon at John According to recent 0 reports as Velton E. other board from Washington the Grand Old Green Gables tea room. The members. The Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Marriott, the hostesses were the club direct- entertained at achapter recently decided has to cease its Party 1931 tea at with their daughters, Kathryn ors: Mrs. Don H. bitter fight against President Mrs, the home of Mrs.bridge 1453 Lowe, and Helen, left by .motor Sun- Frank Francis, Mrs.Woolsey, IN D. Franklin G. G. Moyes, Roosevelt. street. The tea day for Washington, D. C., to Mrs. Anna Van Dyke, Mrs. Clem Twenty-sixt- h That probably is about the table had a centerpiece of purple spend the summer months. They Williams, Mrs. Joseph 1932 V-- 8 wisest thing the Republicans Campbell, lilacs and yellow will visit J. W. Marriott there, Mrs. W. O. Sixty have in past! the accomplished Pell, Mrs. Charles attended including tulips. chapter memmonths to mark time . and 7 six and Mrs. John T. bers and their friends. LOS ANGELES, May 81 The comService Star Legion, Ogden Thorstensen, wait. It is now conceded that1 Rushmer as to decision Solomon's 1932 V-- 8 King in mittee of Meheld arrangecharge -the annual chapter, Senator Reeds opposition to the; was child of the the ments included Mrs. Mrs maternity Velton, morial day breakfast at the The inflation program was all a mis-- 1 Zeta of the Lowe, Mrs. not the most Alpha chapter perplexing. Mrs. home of Mrs. J. V. Eldredge, Jr., Becker, Parley Here is a case in which a take and failed to win 1928 society met Monday at Richardson, -friends; Mrs. 1457 Marilyn drive, immediately Delphian George C Green Gables one the "For the1 a for Mrs. Charles West, and judge was appealed to for a de- for theof Republicans. Buckle, fallowing the flag rising on Tues- o'clock luncheon. the party The lesson, Mrs. Claude Farr. Mrs. Lee D. cision as to whether man can good Ogden Lii day morning. Mills, too, will remain in Call-- ! Yeats and Some Modern Amer- Turner, retiring of the fish on the desert. president It. E. Boone of Hollywood ask- fornla and Andrew Mellon will, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Merrill an. ican Poets, was led by Mrs. A. chapter, and Mrs. West one of not find it necessary to appear! nounce the engagement of their C. Hyde. Topics for discussion the national officers presided at ed for a divorce on the ground as a lobbist at Washington. In The Work of He William mental of Butler complain, tea the tables. cruelty. laughter, Helen Mae Merrill, to Tates, can! the all him fart, "Whitmans ed wife distrusted his Republicans that Poetry." Marry William Chandler of Salt Robinson and Frost," a long vacation and rest! take made life married San. otherwise and A number of prominent women Lake City, the marriage to take she until there is more excitement American and Mosters, girls will take part in the unpleasant. He charged jplace in June. The couple will burgand at present. --make their home in Lyricists. Horse show to be given at the accused him of improper conduct than Salt Lake The Republicans could render with a lady acquaintance, when on coliseum City. Thursday, Friday as a matter of fact, lie averred, a real service to President RooseJ Mrs. Otis Weeks and her and Saturday of this week. Invelt and the Democrats if they, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. S packman daughters, Miss Eleanor and cluded among these are Mrs. Ed he was on a fishing trip,. would kidnap Senator Carter counMiss Boone and son Zillah Mrs. But Barbara, Phillip, acof North Ogden annonnce the Russell of Roy, who Is an Glass and spirit him far awayJ will leave she Colothis for week when tered suspected that Miss complished horsewoman; marriage of their daughter, JesHe too, needs a sunbath and a' sie Spackman, to Harold Chad- rado to visit on the ranch of Verona Noble, daughter of Mr. her husbands fishing trips, she long rest. It would make him wick of Ogden. The marriage Mrs. Weeks father, Frederick O. and Mrs. Everett Noble; Miss followed him in her car into the feel better. took place May 24 in the Salt Vailie, near Denver. Mrs. Weeks Mary Lou Maginnls, daughter of Mojave desert. She said she 04 She and Barbara and Philip will Mrs. W. L. a him enter saw bungalow. Miss Lake temple. Mary waited outside and watched. a matrimonial agon there and Jane Davis, Maginnls; Running spend the summer and Mr. daughter of Miss will go on to Chi- Mrs. morning, cy Is just a sort ef male order Mrs. Joseph John C. Davis; Miss Dixie Four oclock in the 'her Ballantyne of cago, Eleanor hus-- business. where she will for remain she she greeted said, . . Scowcroft, daughter of Mr. Jd. Calif., was the the next Long Beach, ,v.ij year. Mrs. John W. Scowcroft; MissJad gnest of Miss Annls Brown last with the remark, So week and is now visiting Mrs. Janice daughter of you tall this, fishing?" He sped Mrs. Mary Ann Watson, 2150 Mr. andScowcroft, C. J. Ross at her Ogden canyon Mrs. Jim 8cowcroft; uome. Mrs. Ballantyne expects Madison avenue, widow of Rob- Miss Marie Bamberger of Salt away in his automobile, she said. ert T. Watson, celebrated her Lake Mrs. Boone entered the bungato spend several weeks In Og- eighty-fourtCity, daughter of Mr. and h annivertold the Judge she found: low, birthday Mrs. Clarence Bamberger; Miss den. An amased lady in a pink sary last Sunday. She was born Jane Wright, daughter of Mr. in Northumberland one bed; a picture of on May 28, and Mrs. Clarence E. Alpha Zeta chapter of the Del. Wright of nightgown; 011 tha fifty-on- e Marlon11!: Salt Lake City; Mta phian society met for luncheon 1849, and came to Ogden She was the Smith, years ago. it the Green Gables tea room Dr. Mrs. of information about of passenger and daughter "This weman told me," tesMonday. The annual election of tl0othIivinrChi9dhn iLWh25 Euene H- - Smith; Miss Lillian husthat my farm construction in ff leers took place. The lesson Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tified Mrs. Boone, 66 great A. P. Miller; Miss Marilyn Ec- band posed as an unmarried per. was on "Teats and Some Mod- grandchildren and is yours fee concrete ern American Poets, led by Mrs. grandchildren, and two great-- cles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. son. Company a la Gould, Judge Superior A. C. Hyde. the asking. Practical Joseph M. Bcoles; Mrs. Kenneth stem court "The decreed: voice, C. Ikeler, Mrs. Blaine Glasmann, drawings. ..f ictnres... The Ogden Golf and Country Bethel No. 2, Order of Jobs and Mrs. Parley C. Richardson. mips that Mr. Boons was not on the Mojave desert." fishing chib gave the opening tea of the Daughters, presented a three act tables... charts. Ask Mrs. Boone was granted a dius. eason following contract bridge farce comedy, Miss Adventure, Miss Florence Green, teacher vorce 'and alimony. M, Mrs. E. Charles eduas of 0, free! by for their "easons, taugbt by of 8panlsh in the Ogden high, George, copy --eoJonroy, Saturday afternoon. The cational program on Wednesday school, left last week for Los Well, we must admit the Vic- luenlng bridge luncheon of the in the Masonic temple. The di- Vngeles and will sail fo Europe torian age has gone forever. PORTLAND CEMENT Co. eason was given Tuesday at the rector was Migs. Arllne Larson. by way of the Panama canal for!gren the worst depression in ASSOCIATION lubhouse, under the auspices of The cast included Mary Hall, in and able to tudy Spain been yesre hasnt history Jessie Higgins, Helen Lindquist. France. Mies Green will McComlck Budding the hostess committee. cotton stocking Ruth SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH Bertha Hall, June 2 on the S. S. Vlrglnin salljbrJng back the Trousdale. and'yg Superintendent and Mrs. B. A. Margaret Craven. Jeannette Mc- from New York on the R. S. Man Mrs. Otis bowler announce the engage- Cain. Elisabeth Parkinron, Mir- hatten June 21. Loudon planned s "Joy Week ment of their daughter, Vella, to iam Corey, Marian Turner, Ruth Weeks and daughter. Miss Elea- but postponed it until 1934. James W. Nell, son of James Dunstan, Helen Lovell, Harriet nor Weeks, entertained lnform- - .Probshiy fount they had every-all- y FOR PERMANENCE at tea at their home, 2539 thing they needed for It but the Both yonng people are Schoendelen, Margaret Stratton. XeU. graduating on June S from the The stage and property maaagers Hoe lea arenas In honor of Miss joy. Feeding Transplanted Shrubs CIVILIAN CAMPS Society- News OPENED MONDAY Vari-color- ed . WEST STATES - 10-ho- ur ds post-gradua- te ct AGAIN AND AGAIN WE PRESENT THE NEWEST OF THE NEW FOOTWEAR! and son-in-la- w Ties, Sandals i $3.95 ek $1.95 vice-preside- $3.95 toast-mistres- Foulger-Hurs- Inc. j FORD ROADSTER $195.00 - O. P. TO CEASE FIGHT ON ROOSEVELT nt MATE FISHES DESERT WIFE GETS DIVORCE -- FORD SPORT COUPE $275.00 FORD SPECIAL SEDAN $325.00 FORD VICTORIA $345.00 FORD COUPE $475.00 TUDOR $475.00 NASH COUPE $165.00 The Kimball Motor Co. Listen, Ogden! afree Encyclopedia to""! ' -- F-1- One additional on each trip means $40,000 in and revenue to the continues our payroll. Thank you. Assist Utah Rapid Transit CONCRETE Ridethe StreetCars x |