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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PA HO WAN , UTAH, OCTUlltil llip Piirounn Timed HUNTED AND PUBLISHED N O Bf lU PUBLISHING PAROWAN A PRINTING CO. Victor M. Norman s T i: Mra, Prank Mortmaott, Ll ha to Irate on M. I to trlurn to til quattria whore be will be rt.it l m-Ihtlrdnetiy. I.) I reliant that the 136th F, A lln of i,AitAr;oAit news HAPPY tuminurd from page one , , J. .o ilrra, brr ai.tr, and Otbrr rrlalltr. 1 be t0 IraVrM urn nirllll.r, he brrn il I, i BIRTHDAY Sir, Hie boy was returned to Cedar c ity. He la atlll HI however and i Miriam I.nub and bar Inile daughter Jerry and ialu are here from (leaver an Indeflnate tay lib the Jame r- being kept la bed at boma. and Mr. Terry Load Sunday In K.no.b and vl- tony where they were gueeta of Mr. and Mr , Art Halaey. They i n Joyed a flna pb nlc lunrb lo the Canyon and were taken on a tonr f some of the Interesting spot In that part of Ibe Rial. They wer Interested lo ae tba natural Hut Kprlngi and a number of lha big well which art character- Mr. that locality. and Mr. Cal via dmltb ipeat Sunday la Paragonah visiting with Raihaal'a opl. bu Ir of Mr. ,h William T. Davenport fam-.pe- The ,,ar )lf r. I ha to Pub with Air. amt.Mra. Grant Ied ont for overara rllUvU will following 1ubliahrr, Manager duty and Th regular Btak Genealogwho bad brrn the etrtrate Fillmore of their I.uaitrr birthday wt-rduring r.trrrd U Second CDs Mai retained to train ret Committee ical Meeting waa brld rebe ta on lit ; the and tteitmc ruining wk, airordlng ioat tie w mrulta. Matter at the Off lea at turn tit th Psracoaah Ward Cbapl from the I.I-jufurmatlua taken by air Sunday. Mre 'I rtalued visitor on Weduewday tiiare iu,( Murphy of 7, Paruwao, Utah, October on Mondy evening uudf the diOn Tburaday, Alia. Kiht. brr la enjoying t of Ut week. They wrr Mr. and Montebello. Calif, rection of Mr. and Mrs. Terry ISIS- Mitch-til irmthrr, and alalrra, Rota O. to her 3 Mr. David Wood of Murray and Pauline Unt (ileaMitil vuit here with her trry Lund. An loterotJsg program Vartan and llalirrman, thtoher t 'c ; y 7 -- v-r-- v Mary It Orton Mr. and Mr. Isaac Allred of parent., M.lrra and brother, lh was presented by members of the v liatelrd to Pilimore to )rnd the Galea Hurl family. Dianne Italy Doth of the ladle j liuntington. genealogical rlais and old tad MAH siaji PkiVUssoaijio: day with another aNtrr, Mr. 0 tuber S Lyman Munfotd are rouln of the Lund. Mr. Miliar li. Herman Itog. young alike prtlclpated. Marine Itohiuaon. October Gret Inilion a rraon A goodly number of the com-min- e apent very lovely birthday t Mr, (aft r ,liu motored to on 7 Reveral Pamgonab frl-nTed Iturton, 2 tbtoher peoid a hen from other members Sept. many Halt Sunday to gel hla wife i and relative last Howard Hmuen. Rhel.ton ' raveled to Ralt city In the Stake were la Wards the afternoon apent land family who hare been vl.lt week to attend some or all of Smith, Mr. ).ar Orton lth her, The afternoon wa aiteadanre. lug Mads a people for the past uie-n- t General Conference Meet October Tom Dobruskv. J tb In quilting, after whlrh three week. Jett Jean Ho ley. Jay Wlnt r. i Ulsbop Gilbert Hoblnaon Maxine served a lovely lunch. " . Waldo Taylor: Mr. and Mi was these. Mr. and Mr. among laii It I.. Hun pVmn. Mr. Jo.eph h. Ward waa a nd aon Sherwl i aud family viait-- 1 Elmo Hoblncn and Jimmy Ant-rrto- n R. Dailey, At Hay Otlon Slag .niong ( unferetire vWItora to RaM d In I'atiguit, h over the week1, traveled together to attend O tober 12 Allen Rluhb, over the week end. Mr. .Lake ' end with relative of Nina a. ome of the meeting. T. John Ilasrousaen I have littriol with auaie jUard a i oinpanled hla daughter OOMI'UlTK COVERAGE IN Oi l! I reported that Aunt tober la, Ur II Jenn Mr. and Mri. Dale to the anlilcr-ruptsnuomest lo j,.,, ltrln)in Mnthewon baa moved to S Mr, Thomas A. October if Vernon Heap. flow of campaign Eke City Homer W. Adams, Diana Hav Tophatn enjoyed several days In promlare made by Gttgo where she will spend the Mr. Marie t raw ford and sevmy opfxm-cthe City, driving up on Thun-da- y In work and the winter temple. imMuwn, Howard Slubb. so far la I hi campaign. (IAIIM 1IUIE.III INS.) eral members of her family I Tueson and returning home Homa II. Dailey (blober li .Mr. Will Mat he on of Dunran, eluding, Nome. Carol and Melvin, I hare noted, too, the SUNDAY A MONDAY Or tober 1 S & day. Joan Rmith Arlr brother of th late Rim and her married daughters, Mr, AbThomaa and between Mr. the Mr, October 12, 13 Mayor's 17 Octolrer Hay II. AJama, Malhenon haa been visiting In lauina llalton and three childiXSUHANCE were proponed program and that of children two and their bott Miller It. Iarowan wiib relative.' Taylor ren and Sira. Doris Taylor vld-le- d on the National Administration, DUEL October IS Italph K Hob- - a hit late In getting away Mr. and Sir. Purl Itoblnon In Parowan part of the wck attend to but pan lent arly In Ita attempt lo hoped trip Inson. n nle. e of Anna and Eva Adam at Ibe home of Mr. and Mrs. CREEK some of the meeting. They were obtain efficient government by A. who haa apent the past three Dan Crawford. Leona coming to color TECHNICOLOR some of with by creation of new department planning lo vllt tear In Germany visited In Par-ow- have her grandfather bless her Ruth people and expected to with ever Increasing overhead laht week with their Aunt rew baby which wa given the Burring and personnel. return homo later this week. IVeu' Tot The But In All Kinds Cf and alo I'ni l Hugh L. and Al- nanm of Colleen Annetti llalton. Audia Murphy Faith Domer-gu- e bert Adams and famlllea. They have been difMy promise - Stephen McNally Mr. nd Mr. Conrad H. DalHorn to Mr. aud Mr. Fro Mr. and Mrs. Errol Lam I X S E H A X C E were on their way to vielt their ton of Salt Lake City, a, aon of Dalton, Sunday, 0 t. 6th a love- oreaux have been extremely busy ferent. When fared with the Inefficient opermother, Juliette A. Holt of Enler-rila- Franrl M. Dalton, ly little son. The blue blindly during the past few days gettlnj nrandalouNly apent moat ation of the LIFE . AUTOMOBILE I'tah, after which they of the week vluiilng In Parowan Itah IJquor 5 o In IS new In abode. at their settled only weighed They will go to Alabama where Mr. with a product of the lat TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY DalIn. have purchased the home recently to a world ha the Harrell hut grow big relative, FIRE . SURETY BONDS A THURSDAY Iloblnaon w III be stationed at one ton Democratic Administratistale The happy grandparents are for owned by Erma's brother Hugh family, the Harley Dalton's on-! hondemonstrated Sc if the Army ranie there. that October Me. and the Charle Bentley family. II, 15, II the flret time grandparent. and have !en moving there. esty and efficiency In governHome on a abort leave from reMr. The home was orlgfonalty owned lkulton'a on were The Vern and the Mr. Morleiuon, 20th Century-Fo- x W. CLAIR ROWLEY presents ment can remov corruption Is Pvt. turn Camp Polk, foiulanna and Mr. Rulan Dalton. Ttw by Erma's grandfather, the late trip from a visit lo La and scandal. Lyle Morlenaon, son of Mr. and Vegas and all of the surrounding baa are Mrs. llyrum Robinson and Hugh DAVID great grandparent And here are the farts to canyon parks. While here they Iola Ilaataln of Paragonah and lived there for some time. DATILSIIEDA were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mte. Martha Dalton of Parowan prove It: In the lat three year AV.ULWU.K AT color by TECHNICOLOR Mr. and Mra. George A. Top-haCharles Bentley. , end Mr. and Mrs Charles ,t . total exM-ne- n of the IJquor In the First ward two bubles were quite upset last week Coimniiutloii have decreased Dailey of Summit and Sant Mort-eno- n Mrs. vTTate I lya 1 vmTted In RLASO.VUII.K PIUCLH were blessed on Sunday as folStarring In 9 all. when of Parowan. they received word from $128,276; groMi earning have Richfield last week with he lows: The little daughter of Max Gregory Peck - Susan Hayward IN A their that Cedar Increased emgrandson I V E City and Sheila and family. 9LHM.R2I; W. and Merna Guynton Get was daughter, Marshall Topham was quite HI ployee salaries have Increased .Mrs. ThornMr. Clinton and j Is IS U birth name the of L 1) Jeanne Get. G Belatedly reported given the and was being rushed to Salt about 22 per rent. Hiother Howard Knight of the ton and family of St. George tf a daughter to Mr. and Mr. Lake City. The five year old FRIDAY A SATURDAY Hlucerely, L U M IS E IS apent the week end here taking Junius Reusch of Tremonton lad, son of Mr. and Mra. Waldo Ward HDhoprle officiating. October 17, 18 care of Clinton's &u customers ALSO PENCE SLA 113 on The 21. Utah, Sept. great Topham, had become 111 and The little daughter of How- and getting their home In readMr. and are Mr. grandparents xhowed all the symtoms of Polio. STORV OF ard and Etna Halterman Stubbs iness to rent for the winter. Dan Crawford of Parowan. The tests performed In a Salt Spinal of Jolene. wa name the given aid Crawford TELEPHONE 2238 reort another great Lake Hospital showed the abpolitical advertisement by Mr. and Mrs. El wood H Pago ROGERS Brother Taylor Miller of the r.nd children visited in towu grand child a son to Mr. and Mr. sence of the dreaded disease and Mrs A. M. Gurnea, Salt Lake color TECHNICOLOR by Stake Prealdency officiating. City. Eugene McAckly of Henderson, with Elwood's people, the John Nov. the former Helen Otsen. lust week. Tage' A This makes t great grand rhlll-re- n Mr. and Mra. Albert Adam for the Crawfords this v billed in Ordervllle over the LICENSED ABSTRACTERS week end with Verdas people. e rut -- t -- de !ke I. i h.-r- MAGE nl 1 Life Automobile at THEATER -- Fire aim-llaritl- ea See TIIE SILVER. r fills Orton AT an Arrivals e, ll. Com-mbutl- AD Rahlos Christened m T I I ' TIIE ILL Lonald ISohinson Pnrcclls Stowe For nour winter Affiliated with TITLE CO. Fuel Oil SECURITY at Court House, Parowan Office call IV S Horn where I sic hit at bie new For Uullding phone number Contracting CONTINENTAL OIL Materials furnished right at COMPANY home. J. FOR SALE W. Moore State Licenced Contractor PHONE 3671, PAROWAN Used violin, only $10.00. Call at Claude Harris home. For Sale Suuash: fully ripe, See Scott Orton once. Telephone 3168. For Vo nr AUT03I0S5ILE (STATE FARM MUTUAL) agaka friendly with Balesville. Everything started when buses began going through our town with a big sign on them saying SHOP IN BALESVILLE. The bus line is owned in Balesville and operates over here on a franchise. Windy Taylor was all for putting up barricades he kept calling np the police and the bus company. Finally Judge Cunningham invited the Balesville Chamat ber of Commerce to meet with oura at Andys Garden Tavern. Furnished apartment with rooms and bath. Tele. 3326. See Over a good meal and glass of beer we all reached a compromise without any trouble. Those signs now read SHOP HERE IN TOWN. Everyones happy. From where I sit, it shows how problems disappear once both aides get together and try to work things out. Naturally were all a little different Some like soda pop, for instance, and some like beer. So what? We all have to ride along through life together. Why not make it a pleasant trip? Cop) right, 1952, United Staler Brewers Foundation , I EET M tmn Contact Large size oil heater Watson Adams phone 2201 2691 FOR SALE James Hoyle. District Agent new portable Royal typewriter. See Greta Dalton. Like FOR SALE Contact Adams, phone 2201. Weiner Pigs, Watson FOR SALE Good size building lot in North 690-- GOOD NORTHERN COAL . AT COMPARABLE PRICKS ALSO GENERAL TRUCKING Contact or Phone 3307 Worth Orion Oct. 2, T. N. MORE PEOPLE TRAVEL BY GREYHOUND THAN BY ANY OTHER TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, About 200 million passenger took intercity trips by millions more than by any other Greyhound last year transports tion system. Drop in and see your nearest hell explain to you why GreyGreyhound agent hound is today's baat buy in travel, at these low prices: BY THE ARMED PROVEN IN KOREA NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE 1st. TIME TO CIVILIANS. END OF COLD FOOT PROBLEMS This light-weigboot keeps feet comfortable lu temperatures SHOES Watson Adams - Agent said: He virtually repeated these same promises in 1947 and 1951, and also added other proposed improvements, such as public safety and fire department structures and park As the tax situation is alleviated and the immediate burdens of war are lightening, I shall work for the setting up of a long range plan of community building that will include such features as a civic cena com- plan for a greater extensions. To date, little or nothing has been done about these promises. What nle has been accomplished was forced on him. In other words, his promises mean nothing. I In his campaign for Governor, he has made hundreds of promises in an effort to wheedle votes. If he fulfills all these promises he would wipe out the states reserves and be forced to increase taxes. V shows that he has fulfilled all his 1948 campaign pledges. You can be assured that he will keep any promise he makes. VOTE FOR J. ht JLSONT FITTED Salt Lake City. This was his pledge nine years ago. J. Bracken Lee keeps his promises. The record INSULATED AIR ROOT as low as 23 deg. below zero. IDEAL FOR HUNTERS, STOCKMEN St MINERS Order Now! delivery! When he first ran for mayor of Salt Lake City nine years ago he into a unified It's Here! East section of town. Contact DEVELOPED John Lowder, Cedar City Tele. SERVICES ever had, but he never keeps his promises. Heres the proof: munity incinerator, improvements in the Jordan river area, the diking of Great Salt Lake, airport additions, industrial zoning, the extension and improvement of our natural city canyon parks, smoke reduction, together with numerous other proposals that can be integrated ( Your Groyhound Agent ) Me 9? This popular song could well be Mayor Glade's campaign song. He is the "most promising mayor Salt Lake City ter, a municipal auditorium, 4 FOR SALE lert Mitchell OR TELEPHONE 1 FOR REINT . LVSUI1AIVCE tba "battle of the buses" baa been nettled Oar town is 3911 REMODELING OR REPAIRS Let me figure your Job. Plana drawn. Financing arranged, and Joe Marsh Our Town Wouldn't Take a "Back Seat" k dDDi IPiiaDiiimns IBH&ACIXIEN LIE IS THE MAN WHO RETURNED HONESTY AND EFFICIENCY TO STATE GOVERNMENT r tMwTax) GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT FENTON'S PHARMACY PHONE 2131 (r, ill IS ijt (Tt it) (Paid political advertisement by A. P, Voorhi nt Smith family la bow homa la Logan. a making P. Vernal, Utah) |