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Show THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951 ORZM-GENEVA TIMESs Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Vernon Ver-non and son, Ricky, spent several sev-eral days with relatives in Orem and Provo. They were called to Orem from Ames, Iowa because be-cause of the serious Illness of Mrs. Vernon's father, James Trunkey, who is at present in the Utah Valley hospital. Leo is studying at Iowa State College. Coll-ege. He has a fellowship with the Institute for Atomic Research Re-search and will receive his doctor's doct-or's degree this summer. Some natures are too good to be spoiled by praise, and where-ivcr where-ivcr the vein of thought reaches down into the profound, there is no danger from vanity. Emerson A lighthouse sounds no drum, it beats no gong; yet far over the waters, its friendly light is seen by the mariner. T. L. Cuyler PASCO CLOTHIERS i. TAILORS 144 WEST CENTER YOUR FRIENDLY STORE WHERE YOUR $ BUYS MORE! SAVE $10.C3 SAVE on your SUIT OR TOPCOAT SALE ENDS SATURDAY JAN. 27 We are paying more wholesale every time we reorder, re-order, and we are giving special prices on all our clothing and furnishings. BUY NOW AND SAVE! A Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase We receved today our nifty Genuine BEAVER Brand HATS the name that assures quality. $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 Leather faced Canvas gloves Were 98c 49c Men's heavy 11 oz. Waist Overalls, guaranteed Were $3.69 NOW $2.98 Boys 8 oz. Waist Overalls and Jackets Were $2.25 NOW $1.79 Boys' Fancy Western Shirts with snaps and fast colors NOW $1.19 You'll Save Money at PASCO CLOTHIERS & TAILORS The only Men's Clothing Slpre in Provo that Carries DOLLAR DERBY MONEY SHAROII Conducted by Roseltha Vernon Sharon residents are' invited lo cal 0757-J1 with personal items and other oth-er news. Elon V. Smith gave a short talk in Susday School and Ruth Larsen gave the sacrament gem. Joseph Fowers conducted. The speakers at sacrament meeting were Louise R. Adams and Wayne Smith, stake miss ionaries, and Charles Robbins of the high council. Special music mu-sic was furnished by a double quartet comprising Lucille Wightman, Leah Rowley, Louise Adams. Reah Wilkinson, Eileen Smith, Verdan Wightman, Reed Rowley, Elon Smith and Wayne Lowry. New members of the ward are Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Holt, Mrs. Mary Lou Hight and Mrs- Verl-illian Verl-illian Spears. Barbara Collings was released as Junior Sunday School super visor. Janice Young as chorister and Rosalie Josie as secretary of the Senior Sunday School. Sustained Sus-tained to fill these offices were Rex Peterson, Verla Ivie and Shirlene Sorenson. MP m ii NATIONAL lAFITV O U N O 1 1. (Cr 'at H - tci I ii n i n r io i i r i i u n i ii r n I w w s-w w UDLLARS v n ii d n ? a a ' V II j .xyrn m . ROLL ' m- FARTHER! 'AM m SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES THE MILEAGE SOMEONE ELSE PAID FOR BUT DIDN'T GET: 1949 PACKARD SEDAN 1949 FORD SEDAN 1949 CHEV. SEDAN 1947 FORD TUDOR 1947 CHEV. PICKUP 1950 FORD PICKUP THESE AND MANY MORE ARE LIFETIME GUARANTEED USED GAR VALUES... IT WILL PAY YOU TO STOP FIRST AT 7?r w n nnn Utah's Oldest AitomotCe Dealer" 55 West OcEter Fkone 1CC0-1C31 USED CA3 DZPAKT7.IZNT S3 EAST 1st NOHTH Same Location, Same Management Over SS Tears SCERA CHATTER We would like t6 express our appreciation to Roland Jensen. manager of the Geneva Transportation Trans-portation Company. Every Sat urday anernoon the driver of the bus which brings the children child-ren to the Saturday maunee gives special attention to the safety and convenience of the many little children who ride the bus to the show. Last Saturday Sat-urday when one of the drivers who was new on the job tailed to stop at the theatre to pick up the children after he show Mr. Jensen immediately dispatched a special bus. This service is given at a very low cost to the children most of them paying only a nickel which would not pay the time of the driver let alone the expense of the trip. Mr. Jensen does this as a community com-munity service. We are sure that all the parents join with us in saying "thanks." TMc Geneva bus service means much to Or em. Friday and Saiurdav v;a pres ent on of Hollywood's moil un usual pictures called SUNSET BOULEVARD feafurino Will iam Holden and Gloria Swan- son. Many of the., critics., have classed il as the best piciur of th year. It has been nominated for consideration of th Academy Acad-emy Aawrd. It is no family picture. pict-ure. Is fact, we do not recomm end it for children. If you liked All About Eve , vou will cer tainly like this one. Last week we added thrw new members to the staff. They are: Beverly Kitchen, Barbara Saxton and Gail Burnineham. Leonard F. Cowden, president of National Cooperatives. Inc Chicago, will be the principal speaker at the Utah Cooperative Association annual meeting Feb. 2 3, at the Hotel Ben Lomond Utah Co-op Convention Set Leonard F. Cowden, president of National Cooperatives, Inc.- of Chicago will be the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Utah Cooperative Association Associat-ion to be held at the Ben Lorn- ond Hotel in Ogden, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3, accord ing to W. B. Robbins, manager. The Utah Cooperative Assoc iation is a cooperative wholesale with headquarters in Salt Lake City which supplies 21 member retail coops with petroleum products, auto accessories and farm supplies. Local affiliate of the state wholesale is the Mount-A-Lslce Association of which Bill Barnes Ls manager and George Rohbock is president. In addition to distribution, the wholesale engages in production of petroleum products through its ownership of the Uinta Oil Refinery at Jensen, Utah, which it purchased in 1948, Mr. Robb ins said. Some 200 delegates and visitors visit-ors are expected to be Dresent to hear the manager's annual bus iness report which will reveal that during 1950 the organizat ion paid $7,300 in nreferred stock dividends and interest to some 660 Utah investors. In addition, add-ition, the co-op wholesale paid a $1,900 cash patronage refund on business done with the organization organiza-tion in 1940. The report will emphasize em-phasize that full federal and state income taxes were paid on the dividends and that the co-op enjoys no tax exemption of anv sort. Other speakers at the two day meeting will include David R. Trevithick. Salt Lake Postmaster; Postmast-er; A. V. Smoot, vice president of Utah Farm Bureau; Carl Fris-chknecht. Fris-chknecht. director of extension- W. P. Thomas, head of the de partment of Agricultural Econ omics, USAC; Arnold Snortland, assistant manaeer of Farmers Union Service Corporation; Ida s. Brown, assistant Dean of Students. Stu-dents. University of Utah, and UCA staff members- The oreanzation's annual meeting is beine held in Ozden ' for the first time Mr. Robbins Friday and Saturday Jan. 26 27 ii moil unusual picture ! 1 ' W HOLLYWOOD STOKY I T.i mi rum iai nru . riaAUCAU . uAU CTDnuriU ft ULUlN anHnoun run oinuiiLim fh NA..Ct iASO'N . iHLit ukn U0Y0 G01K.H . J At. fc8B tri Cecil 8. DeMille Hedria Hopper . Bustei Keaton Anna Q Niisson ti B War net Franhlyn Famum Proceed by Charlw B'uMi . Otrected by Billy Wilder w-.ttai fcf Witi B'Kktfl iiT Wf M4DM MafShnun, ft. A Pinrvomit Ptun Mon., Tues., Wednesday JOSEPH UNOA . C0TTEI1 EAR.'iELL itff CORNEL II -ncHiFiniFB.iviirF Jan. 29 - 30 31 i 1 X- I I Mrs. Julia Jones of Salt Lake City is visiting in Orem with her children and other relatives- While here she is the house guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jerry Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerby went to Elko, Nevada last week to attand funeral services for a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harding and daughter Marva have returned re-turned to their home in Nampa, Idaho after visiting with relatives relat-ives here and in Provo. The family of Mrs- Mau. Rowley gathered at the horae! Mr. and Mr.s Don Rowley fQt? dinner party and socia evenir-Gifts evenir-Gifts were presented to sever-family sever-family members whose bir' days occur this month. pres were Norman Rowley. Mr. jj, Mrs. Alvin Rowley, Mr. it. Mrs. Wendall Nielson, Mr. Mrs. John Ipson, Mr. and Glen Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. No" val Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. fy,. Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rot! inson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed uo ley, Mr. and Mrs. Grant R0We, and Mrs. Maude Rowley. will assist with the children's' matinee on Saturday. The program coming Tuesday I and Wednesday is a special fine family show. It is called TWO FLAGS WEST featuring Jueph Cotten and Linda Darnell. This interesting-, siory.. concerns., a croup of southern soldiers cap-Beverly cap-Beverly and Barbara will work at the Snack Bar while Gail tured by the Union army who are offered their freedom if they will go out west and help fight the Indians. Gene Autry will be seen at the children's Saturday matinee in the musical western "Cowboy and the Indians". In addition there will be three cartoons and the serial "Flying Discman from Mars. " END OF THE MONTH SPECIALS Boys Flannel Shirts, close-outs of values to $2.49 Real Special Mens work pants, broken lots and sizes. Values to $3.00 Special Slip-over sweaters for men and boys All wool, values to $4.00 Special Ladies scarfs, rayon or wool square types. Values to $1.98. Now only Boys or girls winter caps, most r for sizes, reg. priced $1.29. 69c each Anklets, boys or girls, plains pr. for or stripes. Values to 39c pr. 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