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Show PAROWAN TIMES, PAROW PERSONAL NEWS NOTES N, UTAH, AUG ST 26 I Dojle Rowley attended a Utah in Salt Lair City were Mr. A Educational Association meeting Mrs VV .V..tt Mitchell, Mrs ir Salt Lake City last week as Alice Haycock and three chJd THONE 0391 HULDA M. HULET CORESPONDENT j president of the San Juan County ren, Mr A Mr Kail O Mitchell Mrs Chester Stubbs has been Ibiocbc was mosed from the St Educational Association. A teachand daughter Kathy, Mr A Mrs ja the Iron County hospital (or Mark's hospital Friday to the er in the Monticello High School Hal Mite hi !! and Mrs Huldah and Science department, he plans to If ilet of her son the past two wfeka where she home Approx matcly 75 persons John return there next week to reMr. L Mrs is receixing treatment (or back daughter, were there w.t ti 25 of the number W North sume his instruction upon the of 1328 injuries sustained w a car ac- Anderson participaUng in a Temple excurs- cident some time ago. Temple where it is reported that opening of school He was acion on Frida? curing Many of she is showing slow improveto the companied Capitol City the number also attended the Mrs. Tom Pobrusfcy armed ment Her son, Verl, also Keith Benson. by Iron County Reunion held at the Bentlejs north in from CaLomia last week to visit Lagoon rescut Sunday afternoon here with her folks, the J order to spend the day with her. the numerous ( ( t i family Among in Salt Lake City held reunions Mrs Alton Pendleton and two i was that of the little daughters spent last week- Lst weekend the end in Modena with her mother, Obphant family Attending from Parowan were Mr. A affair Mrs Thomas Lund, and other Mr. Ilcber Gurr, Mr A Mrs rt latises Kendall Gurr and their families and and Mr A Mrs. Jess Guymon Wileock Mable Mr daughter, Emily Mae, haxe visited during the past week with Tarowan members attending the Mitchell family reunion, also rclatnes in Salt Lake City Harold Mitchells, and other members of the family. Jajne Timmons Mix of Lay-to- Mrs Joyce Hamilton and two little sons bearded an airliner at the Salt Lake Airport Saturday rooming arid lanoed at their Kentucky borne in Louisville. that evening They were taken tn Salt Laky City by her parents. Mr A Mrs Jess Guymon with whom they had been vi'iting fm the past MX weeks I n was a weekend guest of Hyatt Bentley of this City. She accompanied him and his mother, Mrs. Charles F. Bentley, back to northern Utah Sunday where Nell spent the day with Mrs. Phoebe Tajlor in Salt Lake City. ! Dalton and two Wallace Mrs Houston of Ianguitch made a hurried trip t Pa row an late last week remaining for one night vith the S A. Ilaltermans. Mrs children I in-la- 13j4 Adrian and Church Doings the 2nd Football Mui.day at 4 p m hthi Ward Ward Primary all Or h special party primary Practice nt inters It is rcquesHd that all ch.!J-retnrs their money far the d.me fund be Football equipment Robinson Is noie issued to Lett erme.n Friday Mi'S Deon icnxalescing at home here follow- August 27 between 5: and 7: ing major surgery performed t p m. For others w ho may be week ago at the Iron County interested, equipment will be The young lady ia a issued Saturday August 23 beof Mr. A Mrs. D Rob- - tween 5: and 7: pm. daughter u.son and is regularly employed For Freshmen, suits will be m the office of the same hospital, j issued after school si ts j First practice will be held Shirl and Anna Evans and'for varsity football squad family left for theur home ini members Monday, August 30. y Phillipsburg, Kansas, Satur- - Time of practice will be after visiting in Paro- - termined by the squad when wan for a week with the 6Uits are issued-JohC. Evans family. n w-i- ll Officers cf 2nd Ward ary Hu-pit- New Arrivals Mr. & Mrs 0, Wmskn Ortrn announce the arrival of a new granddaughter on Aug 25 at the Iron County Hospital in Cedar City. Troud parents of the l.ttle seven pound, eight ounce mi's are Miles and Chcrie Orton Watters of Cedar City. Sperdirg the week here with their grandparents are big sisters. Sharon K . C. and Mara Lee, three years age Taternal grandparents, Mr it Mrs Roy Watters, reside m de-da- Mrs. Greta Wood was host- - ess to members of the j Tri-- H Ladies club at her home last week where sewing and visiting were enjoyed followed by delicious refreshments ' Beaver. served by the hostess. The club extended birthday con- in law and daughter, Mr. &. Mrs gratulations to Mrs. Alec-- Chester Muir and family of Orton on Aug. 5 and to Mrs. Orem. The group traveled Marie Orton on the 16th Thi through Idaho and after enj lying next meeting will be held at the many beautiful attractions of the home of Mrs- Louise Rob-- , thc Park throuRh th? u Parowan Trading Centers - returnpd Jackson Hole Country snJ into Inson on Aug. 27. trough Logan Canyon Miss Joan Wilson of Payson has visited in Parowan this ThtT were vehement in their week as guest of Mack Lyman. , Prasc pf the beauties of th? visited. j country who is home on furlough. Mr. & Mrs Scott Matheson Local members of the late ,of Salt Lake City visited last William C. Mitchell farr.ilv week with relatives in Parc-wa- n in a Canyon par'y while they were in this participated at the Fixe Mile Tuesday evearea. Scott was one of thc held in ning. The event was featured speakers at the honor of visiting members of the County Democratic rally hell J. Harold Mitchell family, Mr. in Parowan at the it Mrs. Glen Russell of Caaada. Canyon. They were accomp- Mrs. Joan Adams of Arizona, anied South by Scott M. J- - , and Mrs. of Feggv Dobrusky who had to attend to some California. The startRussclls business matters in Cedar CHy where he formerly resided. ed their trek back to LethMr. & Mrs. A. II. Terry A bridge Wednesday. Mr. it Mrs Arch Benson left Enterprise visited in Parow an briefly Tuesday with Vadas Tuesday for Salt Lake City folks, the J. C. Evans. They where they were to combine wrere enroute to Washington business and pleasure including D.C. with Mr. & Mrs. Caine a visit with the Ralph Bayles Christensen of New Castle to of that City. attend the American Legion Convention Wanted To Ruv! Mrs. Luella R. Adams just Lake Salt City 2 bedroom home with bath. returned from where she had been to visit Contact - Chester L. Benson, Summit. Utah or Sheldon Benson briefly with her and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. at 2076. Obert C. Tanner, prior to thir departure for a 2 2 months stay in Europe. Dr. Tanner, STOKEimiTIC Philosprofessor of Religious of ophy at the University Utah, is enjoying a sabbatical Automatic leave from his responsibilities schoolat the Home Heater The couple stopped off at Chicago where they attended a World Convention of Religious beliefs being held there- - At Newr York City on one Aug. 20th. they boarded of the large ocean liners for Their the Atlantic voyage. first stop was at Geneva, Switzerland where Dr. Tanner will represent the State of Utah at a meeting of the United Nations delegates. most They plans on visiting of Europe of the Countries and the British Isles while there. For several of these Its here at last . . autoby matic coal heater that can be 'they hope to be joined Pfc- Allen Matheson. who is used in any home the y entire mechanism enclosed in stationed at Heidelburg. Armed a handsome . with the compact cabinet thc young with attractive enamel Forces- Incidentally, finish, !man, a son of Scott and Adelle n any desirable color. Matheson of Salt Lake City, j jt burns stoker coal, deliv-- i is taking advantage of ms ers the lowest-coheat, oc- attend to tie erates stay y European silently with of Heidelburg control keeps I; a language student. rooms at a uniform temp. and E. Mrs. Ray Lyman Installing an independent are spend-- , Stoker Heater is about as Patricia, daughter, St. George simple as pluging into an in time some 'ing with Annas parents. Herjectric outlet. The hopp3r father recently sustained a holds 300 pounds of stoker broken hip w'hen he fell down jeoal, enough to provide clean, the stairs at his home there radiant warmth for many a nd her mother has lost her hours. A convenient clinknr receptacle makes removing sight. Mr. & Mrs. Burton Banks the clinkers an amazingly land son, Bobbie, visited Sun-- 1 simple chore. The streamlined Indepen I; day with Marjories parents, meets every heating ofent Rasmussens the Clayton at- - quirement of the modem had The couple City. home, Dance saving as much as 50 tended the Square of coal fuel bill and cent Grove per Jamboree at Kenyon as 250 per cent of an as much was in Beaver where Burton oil bill. fuel average one of the callers This advanced Stoker He is a triumph in home-hefended a gathering in Cedar City engineering, a product of man s with years of ex-e- d Tuesdax . of those who participat- - ' m making auterrnt c in the recent trek to Mexico penance CJal burning his turn in equipment cst. but not least, its modest price puts the Independent Stoker Heater with.n Caton hasmuen re- of arv farnJv eerily armed home after a ' CONT CT delightful trip to Yellow ctrre L. A. 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Corduroy Skirls Reg. $4.95 Cotton Dresses SIZE 6 TO Men's Denim Shirts LEE BRAND S3.85 and "Valencia brands. PRICED AT YD. . 39e "Cloth-of-Gol- d . New Arrivals m colors, rwista-Icnc- , and Gilbrae Crinkle Crease Cotton (Squaw-Cloth- ) requires no ' ironing, fast color, Porcelain blue, rust, pink, charcoal, chart ruse, plain and fancy prints, per yd. 59c Beautiful VELVET A VELVETEEN TWEED, GABERDINE M WRINKLE RESISTANT UNI-DURFABRICS in many colors, all ' suitable for the Aurumn and winter sewing needs. Our piece goods are the hot . . . these arc some of the names found in our yard goods dept. . "Dan-Rive"Bates", "Quadriga", all quahry "Burlington $5.00 . $8.75 $8.00 $6.50 $3.98 14 SUITABLE FOR "BACK TO SCHOOL" REDUCED TO SELL v Sewing Material Perea le 49c quality "Quadriga",' & . Cinderella Dresses OF CINDERELLA DRESSES 3 TO 6h 14 LINE TO STYLES. 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