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Show f TIMES PAROWAN PAROWAN 1 lie Parowan Times AND PUBLISHED By the PUBLISHING PAROWAN A PRINTING CO. y.. Happenings In Paragonah KLNTDD IIILMA LAMOREAUX CORESPONDENT PHONE H HI US l: NOVEMBER 20, UTAH, CO. Cunt. part in preserving and Coat. DOINGS CHURCH ad- - 1953 lortMmj of the recent vanemg the American w ay ,.an tllUr of Dr A Mrs. of life It stands ready day r.r j L w S(,r(.nsol, u,.Jluliful color-mgh- t enabling fr.enas to Europe sll(,., of plaies or to summon a.d in any , )((1(J b Uu, fouple la!lt fcUmmer togeUi- r emereeniv It veie shown and explained by J,inks 3004 The first year Bee Ilive girls and their leader Mis. Victor M. Norman Nora Lund entertained on Publisher, Manager ht:e .nce . he beKm;the far flunf of our Catered aj Second Class Mall Sunday evening at a Father sc 100 year anc and Daughter Thanksgiving f,m of defen.se chain Matter at the Poet Office at - have already become active L maJ,.ri-ll- v contllbutt.s Pa row a a, Utah, October 27. Ch"llh,Hnd t8ch.001 affa',r& ... the worlds greatus making 3915. a. w 0 e was held at the home of her , f , ,s est industrial nation. New; and knowledge, essentials in grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. J. 1,!un ' our democracy, flow uninhililAii SlAJf hcU ASS0C1AII0! bited over telephone lines to Primary graduation oxer- - channels that use the written ciscs were held in Sacrament land spoken word, the still cr news picture." g meeting on Sunday to uate two girls from the Sea- Telephone scrv.eee hot sr null class. Under the new pb b"mb1' tills w.ll be advanced a, soon P and Me Wilson Land e Talbot and traveled to Boulder . anv ,y re week-ento take the, rattle miS to ' J . nephew who has been with 5nndals0 many people. In no otner : :nt A ,n MJ them for the past several country in the world has the months and also Wilson s I developed so NS U A IN C E mother, Mrs. Jane Patterson. Also of interestn,. in Sundays I wtePhone ell as to make it available - ((t of vis-cha- t, 'hern Refreshments served were also P TMS- - graJ-hvin- mm Pn C? $ j L P d I It o,l"v" ANY Oil AM. TYPES WRITTEN great deal of time here of late is sufficiently recovered from her recent illness to allow her to assume the care of her family and home once more, with her mothers help. a I.fovtl (i. Guvuioil TELEPHONE 2711 g STL m-..,- .. Gk- pr,ci,ra,iy -" ",e Jamne Robinson ancj Es-Through the resourceful ther Robb members of one ofjness of private enterprise of Paragonah s outstanding class-- more than 5,300 telephone to 1 Christmas gift decorations, aprons and baked food items are among thp manv articles which will he found at the Parowan First Ward Relief Society baz-- i ar Monday, officers announce Quilting will be carried on from 1: In 3 pm. with the bazaar to be opened at 3.00. The public is invited to attend and make an early selection of useful articles and gift items. SIK MI, NOUS rm.flmi Members of the YMV Club net at the home of Mrs. Arlo Holyuak last week where sewing, visiting and light refresh ments were enjoyed 1 es of girls. Mrs. Golda in the United Sta-mo- n, T semi-annuall- y Stake Leader was pres-Jtcthe telephone has become FOR SALE ent to distribute the awards, (available to just about everysedan body at a price which is veil 1947 Plymouth reach of all. with radio and heater. ConMr. and Mrs. Boyd Pobm-so- n On Saturday evening Mr. 'vlin See tact Kent Pendleton. TD10 and their children were and Mrs Don Barton were Mr. Williams said that much to to Utah honored a at Shower" held 0f the tremendous traveling Magna, growth in with in the School Aud.torium. The spend Thanksgiving or call 3971 or 2691 has come service telephone Boyds sister, Mrs. Lucile Con-de- couple received many useful lsince the end of VVorld War FOR SALE WILL PICK UP & DELIVER and her family. They also gifU of household articles to n. In 1946 the 30,000,000th (planned to spend some time assist them in establishing a I telephone was e PROMPT SERVICE placed in good clean Sweedish with various members of Ha-- j again after being left J the Select Seed Oats. Also 250 after years seventy REASONABLE PRICES zels family before returning destitute this fall when fire I telephone was invented. The Bales good oat straw from home again. destroyed their home. A pro- - Jadditional 20 million have threshing machine (not comgram, refreshments and danc-lb- n connected in the seven bined). Contact Mr. & Mrs. Clark Lamor-eau- x mg were in order and those COMPLETE COVERAGE IN Orton, Panguitch, Utah travveled to Caliente, present enjoyed a good time. years ansincce then,of and repre sent increase more than Automobile to Life Nevada on Saturday take Ediths mother and her broth- - tag per cent Clarks father, Mr. Andrew er and sister-in-laMr. and BUREAU INS.) (FARM The rapid growth experien-guitc- h Lamoreaux, for a few weeks Mrs. Wallace Miller, of Pan- To I cef with his daughter, Mrs stay with other relatives throughout the country Grandfather clock. Telephone & have a 30 foot, Lightweight, The Stewart were present. Winona Stew-arthas been even more pronou 2434 or write P.O. Box 271. r, Ill trade in on in resides now nced in here In Cedar INSURANCE family City. low e priced Ranch and Nevada. .1946 there were 1,695 tele-Mcommunications network, Mr and Mrs. Bal$50.00 on monthly Piar" phones here. Today, there are Williams said. Operating as ance. Richard Serwood Mr. & Mrs. William S. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd 2768 telephones the serving A. they do over the vast expanBox 352 Route 1 Boardman and their 3 sons 5ri,n"u "d DCu:irf" (city, which is an increase of ses of the nations more thinand more than 61 were leaving for California Tucson, Arizona per cent. On an has presentarea ly populated week to spend the Than- son. Max, spent Saturday in average this day these telephones ed & Stowe ksgiving holiday with Ruths Panguitch visiting with relaproblems not experienced are used more than 20.4C0 in the a had tives. countrys densely popof Mrs. They Hattie Cox, pleasant times. mother, LICENSED ABSTRACTERS ulated areas. Their contribuday and were fortunate to be Riverside. The more than 200 tele- tion toward the National Deable to have some four genAffiliated with of Evans taken eration Mrs. Arthur and Mr. phone companies which serve fense has been great, since pictures WILFORD YOUNG SECURITY TITLE CO. and family are now residents Boyd, his children, his mother the Rocky Mountain Empire some of the nations most im- Office at Court Hoiue, Parowan of Paragonah having moved and grandfather, Mr. Neils can be justly proud of their portant defense projects fall Telephone 3967 area. this within to the contribution from farm their here recently Ipson. countrys Ilndio Uciiairiiu! s, or illcrl Mitchell I r, aer-hom- vic-c- i to-wi- - , NOTIC'E OF SALE DF CITY OF PAROWAN, UTAH LLLCTKIC LIGHT AND POWER REVENUE REFUNDLNG AMI 1MPROM-MENBONDS, SERIES 1953, $215,006 OF AUTHORIZED 2250,000 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Recorder of the City of Parowan, Iron County, Hull, will receive sealed bid for the following described bonds until Friday, the 10th day of at Parowan City Office December, 1953, at 5i o'clock pm, the City Council which and at time place Parowan, Utah, said City will publicly open and consider any sealed bids tor the purchase of said bonds, City of Parowan, Electric Light and Power Revenue Bonds, Series 1953, in the Refunding and Improvement $250,000, dated principal amount of $215, 000 of authorized December 1, 1953, consisting of 215 bonds in the denomination of $1,000 each, bearing interest at a rate or rates not exceeding on Jure 5' per centum per annum, payable mature on 1 and December 1 each year. Said bonds will December 1, $12,000 in each of the years 1956 to 1972, inclusive, and $11,000 in the year 1973. Bonds maturing in the years 1964 and thereafter will be redeemable at the option of the City on December 1, 1963, and on interest payment dates thereafter, in inverse numerical order, upon payment of par, accrued interest and a premium equivalent to one year's interest thereon computed at the rate borne thereon in the year immediately following the date of redemption. The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be payable at the Continental Bank & Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah. Said bonds are payable, principal and interest, solely from of the net revenues of and secured by a pledge of 42 045 the Municipal Electric Light and Power System of said City subject, however, to the pament of $94,000 of Electric Light and Power Revenue Bonds, Series April 1, 1949, maturing serially in the years 1954 to 1976, inclusive. Bidders are required to submit bids specifying the lowest rate of interest and premium, if any, at which they will purchase said bonds, at or above par. Bids shall be accompanied by a certified check on a national bank or trust company, equal to 2 of the bid, the amount of the check of the successful bidder to be retained by the City in the event that such bidder does not take up and pay for the bonds, in accordance with the terms of the bid. Checks of unsuccessful bidders shall be returned forthwith. The City reserves the right to reject any and all hids. The City will furnish executed bonds, and the approving opinion of Tallmadge and Tallmadge, Attorneys, of Denver, Colorado, and a certified transcript of the proceedings, including a certificate that there is no litigation threatened or pending relating to the validity of the issue. This Notice is given by authority of the City Council of said City this 23 day of November, 1953. (Signed) E. Ray Lyman Mayor ATTEST: (Signed) Verda E. Adams City Recorder ti ( it 1 t i i i t I (SEAL --- J Wanted Fire Wanted Trade Male Rein Wanted . louse-traile- Tem-piut- e, guar-ente- r. See Uillt Orton Iarcells Excellent oportunity for man or woman to call on farmers in Iron County. Some making over $50 a day. Full or pait time. Write or wire for free McNESS CO., proposition. Dept. B, P.O. Box 14, Sta., Oakland 23, Calif. Bay-sho- Piano Lessons i re FOR SALE room home, finished to livable condition. Extra large lot with young orchard. Very reasonably priced. Phone 2421, Parowan. 6 ! 4 for The Best In All Kinds Of I j1 INSURANCE i FIRE - SURETY BONDS LIFE . AUTOMOBILE 1 Sm Keep Your Eyes On The Parowan Merc. W. CLAIR ROWLEY FOR SALE Due to new gas discoveries being piped to Utah County we have a number of very good used Electric Water Heaters, Stokers (Hopper and Ben fed) Furnace cast and steel at prices you ! i WATCH FOR OUR GRAND cant afford to pass. Example, 40 gal. electric water $30 stoker and furnace 125. OPENING & WHITE SALE beaters AROUND JANUARY 1ST. Wasatch Furnace I iV A mil. Co. 120 North University Avenue Provo. Utah PHONE 3956 WE HAVE BEEN ASSURED WHOLESALERS The HOME Moore Phone 4286 n COAL GUARANTEED Delivery Within 2 Days Two room apartment, partially furnished, at Day Apartments. TN10 Call 2280. WE WILL ALSO HAVE BARGAINS IN OUR 4 I OTHER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS a t MERCHANDISE! mfi ?, I WATCH FOR OPENING OF f x 4 DATE, RIGHT AFTER THE FIRST OF JANUARY! Do Your Christmas Shopping Locally! I ? & I Remember! We Are Never Knowingly Undersold! "Call 4541 and Never Be APARTMENT FOR RENT i 4 SALE. Lonald Robinson Out of Coal". THAT WE WILL BE ABLE TO OFFER HAVE BEFORE DURING OUR TREMENDOUS WHITE Hr. SUNBEAM YORK OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER VALUES THAN WE EVER Insurance Company IVew York Fire & Allied Lines J. BY OUR NEW Support Your Local Merchants And Help Make A Better Parowan! i i |
