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Show DAILY HERALD 8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Utah County. Utah 17,-19- Aihoseiaenf Guide 54 - If y.i Benjamin News 1...a . ' Pakistan-Studen- ts Ix -- Friday, Sept. .- PROVO Paramount Betrayed with Victor Mature, La n a Turner, ; Clark Gable. Academy About Mrs.' Leslie with Shirley Booth, Robert Ryan. Uinta Silver Lode with John TPayne and Lizabeth Scott Pioneer Motor-V- u: Demetrius and the Gladiators with Victor Mature, Susan Hayward; Woman x J Talk at MIA Meet W i.'. x w-- x . By MRS. BENJAMIN-i-Mutu- , J. R. PEAY Tuesday evening were charmed by discourses delivered by farm V exchange students from Pakistan, Interest and two "other classes combined for this special evening of travel and foreign Interest talks. The Omars are living at the? home of Arthur x Hansen and are known lecturers throughout Utah County. Mr.! and Mrs. Omar. The Special - ' Wiry-"- ! i - , ' x ; . " , . , . - . They Almost Lynched. OREM . F with George Montgomery. Magnificent Ob Timpanogos session with Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson; Fireman Save My Child ' with Spike Jones. ' " LEHI Royal , The Archie Huff family was In Salt Lake this week attending funeral services for Mrs. Huffs father, Wilford Emory. Others if ' r from here attending were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hawkins, Mrs. Henry Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dean Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. . v!; ' 7 Clarence Beckstrom, Maud Lud- lo Rowena Hawkins, Edna Wride, Florence Thomsen and Vera Parkinson. The Aflb Hall family of St. George were Benjamin .visitors at the home of Mrs. Pearl Hand' last week. Mrs. Hand's son, Ro ' ' j inccrrw- PROVOAN IS AIRMAN OF MONTH A trophy, three day pass and ten dolars were awarded to land, who was killed in the air 466 South ' P. Mrs. John son and Mr. Zabriskie, of former" Provoatf, Bob R. Zabriskie, right, i service during World War II and t ; V First Westy when he was chosen Airman'of Monthe for Seventh Shoran Beacon , Squadron, Ger- Mr. Hall were great friends. . many. Making the award is Captain Clifforn N. Keith, Commander. Vicky Hansen spent a week in Panguitch with her uncle, Floyd News and family. Her parents, Holm Pleasant Grove News Highland Mr. and Mrs. I. Dean Hansen ' picked her up and they motored to Grand Canyon, 4 x Mr. and Mrs. Earnest 'Hand of Riverside, Calif, arrived here a television reREPAIRMAN Phil Cave-InMondav to visit relatives and HIGH FEE FOR check in amount of Nathan, he received for $100,005 pairman,! displays . friends of Utah. t A By Mrs. Cressie Greenland l ui y u v...,, ' :: l I ti :. xue a leievisiun sei muucjn uiuci, uuwcvci, iuitdgu. servicing e The great Northwest and Can m i HIGHLAND Election t and of Sixth which is made up was a slight mistake which was made by the machine that By BEULAII G. BRADLEY of little interest to local ada were visited by Mr. and Mrs. (United Press Tele- i His bill for the job was only-$5- . John Third Ward aiders, has planned proved PLEASANT GROVE printed and children re Hansen Newland citizens district in the voting . excur a Lake Salt City temple X Iverson of Manila suffered pain--a sion for They returned liome by photo). week J when today. Officers of theiUStil the "11th hour" when the cently. ful .this injuries became thickly populated way of Yellowstone Park.- ' wall of a trench he was digging quorum - are, Don fnce, .presi polls The Republican Ennis Woffinden and family By Mistake -' collapsed and nearly buried him dent, councilors Laurence Hard with late voters. over a were wide held hosts to Mr. woninaen s margin son, Ronald, man and Gene Halliday. Dale party alive, His and father, Mr. and Mrs. with area mother in the this Democratic -T who was also working in the Huntsman is chairman of the Woffinden of Lehi, during 10. a 23 to Thomas of score to an be He excursion, which is ..trench, escaped the cave-iweekend. the Mr. H. Mrs. and EGreenland session. saw his father stand up in. the evening Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Woffinden ward held its opening and family returned home Tues trenchust as the wall cdllapsed Manila Woffinden sons attended-thto and a from Castlegate trip and managed to'pull his father night for Mutual on Sept. 13, with day can-at $5 reunion Fork American em will Mr. where be Greenland free of the crushing weight. Mr. the theme, "The Ward We. Live week. last of the yo the under ployed sponsorship Iverson received a broken collar In," When Mrs. CHICAGO (UP) A family dinner honoring Alma A telephone call Tuesday an bone, lacerated ear caused from Junior M Men and Junior Glean that TV learned enter Edwards will who Georgia a broken pipe, and broken ribs. ers. whose leaders are Robert nounced the arrival of a six pound Wilson of Provo, re Nathanhad Phil reDairman was hosted the service soon, to Mr. Mrs. by and t .MMr. Iverson, father of seven Monson and Lilia Harsh. Nelda granddaughter, for a order $100,005 ceived money Otto Mrs. Mr. and William parThe Anderson, Greenland. a Warnick brief J. baby composed history children, has been caring for five of Alma. He will go from her in payment for a $5 rewho remain home, since the of the ward, which was set to was born in the Lehi hospital. to San Antonio, Texas and expects pair" bill she figured it must have music, and sung by the Junior daughter ofkMr. and Mrs. Hubert death of his wife a year ago. to take his wife and baby with been a mistake. wife of M Men and Junior Gleaners, in Li. Cireenland of Lehi. Two sisters, Carol P, Warnick, ' him. 'I could, not have paid $100,000 to are and tribute anxious Judy lyn and Janice, paying Robert W. Warnick of Pleasant troducing Anderson Mrs. Rufus for to and ;Mr. welcome are it, as I did not have that much who ward home. her to a major family groups Sharing Grove, submitted honors are Mr. and visited Mr. Anderson's sister, money," she said. performed - at the members and leaders. Tribute grandparent operation, hos LDS in the ' American Fork Hospital, Sept. 15 was paid to parents of mission Mrs. J. R. Goodwin of Lehi. She was right. It was a post- Argyle, a to Also as as son error. well of Mr. and office theward Roy Blackburn, son and aries, also, visiting pitaln recently. ;r!arors a shut-iwho care-takwas Mrs. Hand to Mrs Pearl newest bride the is receiv Gaylen Blackburn, husband renxiously awaiting Lake to visit her her return hbme, and report that and groom, the oldest man 'and mg medical treatment in the motored to Salt "ho under DEAD DEER Li'dlow bi other, Ed woman and to the largest family American Fork hospital. she is doing' nicely.' flannel-boarA went HARTFORD' Conn. (UP) a d A clever major operation. picture Ti Mrs. Ivy Freeman of Manila onto Keele of and wandered of a the formed at deer Ev?.nston, that renurae manuiacturers once (Barbara busy map city, has spent thejast three days the American Fork hospital, for highlighted on the map were sent their concoctions to sea to let Wyo., has spent the past 18 days city streets was killed with kind homes of ward members. A vocal ship motion thoroughly blend the here with her grandparents, Mr. ness. Authorities chased! it for observation and two hours in an effort lo lead it of number by Stanford Eakins com ingredients. Even now perfume and Mrs. Arlynn Hickman. The Warburton Famijy two are mixtures to safety; and the anmial was visited the Mrs; sometimes held in its .program; Grove Madge Clayson Pleasant pleted placed recently bottles at to last of Sixth Grove her ward Pleasant at turntables reunion Nephl strapped daughters caught only after it dropped, dy first family Saratoga week. Resort near Lehi. The affair was held its opening Mutual social on rocKed as if by ocean waves. ing from exhaustion, under the direction of Mrs. Monday, with Mrs. Jess Monson Robert Proctor of Pleasant YWMIA president presiding. ProGrove. Chairman of the program gram of the evening was under was 3Irs. Fawn Warburton of the direction of the Junior M Men and Junior Gleaners, who carried Lehvwho with her young musical the theme, 'The Ward We t)Ut the tef, Joan, supplied Live of the In, as prescribed by the program, accompany part ing herself on the guitar, Mrs. General Board. .. Warburton sang several numbers. Featured on the program was ' while Joan gave some accordion a "Gay Nineties' act in pantonumbers. Xif e story of Ted War mime, which was given by the Y burton. grandfather of the as ward bishopric, Albert Spencer, , sembled grasp, was given by bishop, and James Bezzant and Mrs. Eva Proctor. Mrs. Elizabeth Geo. Smith. A map of the ward A Downs of Midvale, eldest living with colored sequins marking the ;" r 1 ;:: relative of the Warburtons, was homes of ward members, was in attendance. A pot luck meal prominently displayed. The remainder of the evening was spent "was enjoyed by the group. B. C. Linebaugh, Bert in dancing, with mix and tag Dr. ' Frampton and Elroy Thome dances on the agenda. Refreshmade a hurried trip to'Hayden ments were served. Here's sale news for you our regular low prices have been cut 10 or more Colorado, on Monday, where they attended a .sale on prize Hereford NUFF SAID! on all wool, cotton, and rayon broadloom carpeting and the entire rug cattle, at the ranch of J. Francis ALBANY, N.lYr"(UPl The state cushion line in Wards General Catalog. See samples of these rugs 'on dis'Miller, returning late Tuesday. tax department" Thursday rein a bill the mail with ceived $100 of name The ranch carries the play at our Catalog Office. Ask about our Monthly Payment Plan and place on Ranch, meaning Double Duty a slip of paper with one word t your order today. Remember, this sale lasts only 5 days so take advantage Dominoes, which is' a special it: "Conscience." of this economical way of getting high quality carpeting for your home now. of brand pnze Hereford cattle. " 'tcattle the ,The purchased by Pleasant Grove buyers will be IN PERSON! to Pleasant Grove- by TRZNDTWIST BROADLOOM. Over 9,200 tufts of fine wool, carpet - brought truck next week. rayon yams per sq.ft. 5 colors. ., Widths 27-i- . t. width per run. ft.. S. Duane Harper of Pleasant WAS 7.75.. NOW 6.95 r r at. Grove, is convalescing his CIMARA WILTON. All wool broadloom. Thick, dense loop pile'in Jextuied weave. 4 colors. Widths . home after a major operation ., width per run. ft. was ....Z7..V..... WAS 9.95. .NOW 8.95 , which, performed at the LDS in Salt Lake ifcspital City. His COURIER, CARVED WILTON. Wool and Rayon assures long wear. Leaf pattern. 4 colors. Widths son Ray, of Lovell, Wyo., arrived Meadow) ., width per run. ft.....;:.?. . this weekend to spend a week 7.95 fwith his father, mother and other CORDETTE BROADLOOM. Rich k texture of wool, carpet rayon loop pile. 5 colors. Widths relatives. Accompanying him is Ml ' 15-width per run. ft . . . . .WAS 8.95. .NOW 7.95 his wife and three children, Carolyn, Lynn and Tod." TONELLE AXMINSTER. 5,790 tufts of longwearing wooL carpet rayon Mrs. Eva Proctor, Timpanogos per sq. ft 8 patterns. , Width27-in.9 Snowdrift gives just a little ft . . . . run. ... .WAS Stake Genealogy representative ft. rug. 7.45. .NOW 6.70 x;12 per was in charge of a group of young more safety in frying because SURBANA COTTON LOOP, Callaway's men and women who spent Wed-- t preshruak eottoiT yarns needle-tufte- d through it heats perfectly to correct width per run. ft. . . .WAS 4.98. .NOW 4.45 sturdy duck back. 6 colors. Widths nesday at the Salt Lake City LDS Temple doing work for the high frying temperatures. STYLETREND BROADLOOM.! All ryon cut pUe, deep. Wonderfully soft, rich and heavy. dead. Included in the group were That can make the big dif 12-6 colors. Widths width per run. ft .... . . ,:. . . . 17 young men and 15 young ladies . . . .WAS 7.95. .NOW 7.15 ' ference in digestibility. - from "Pleasant Grove Second, ; BROCADE AXMINSTER. Handso me of carved wool, carpet rayon yarns crush resistant design Third and Sixth Wards. WorlTfor UTAH STATE FAIR . . y$l rKr A-1- C : Manila Man Hospitalized By Voters Late In Ballots Casting Son Saved Trench ; by j i rz 4 - . , , ii - - ';, J- Scera Casanova's Big Night with Bob Hope, Joan Fontaine. iSLvBS'cYUNOER : Geneva Drive-I- n Hell Raid i WATCH CRYSTAL ers of the Deep; The Lone Gun . St ; J-- v; ' r- . . attenders al Now Dayiies 17 .:-m. - i EXPERTLY FITTCD :PFC i F - Apache With Burt Lan- caster, Jean Peters, " mm BY "i Unconditionally TO-YO- , Riders , v US! ra c::i tear aoai:t the of ! U DY , Starlite Demetrius and The Gladiators with Victor; Mature, . Foiling Out Breaking Art City Roman Holiday with Gregory Peck, Audrey' Hepburn; The 49th Man. Rivoli Hans Christian Ander- leaking Ovsl sen with Danny Kaye. Chipping ' of the Seven Seas with John Payne, v Donna Reed: "r ' ' SPANISH FORK Arch The"' Yellow . Tomahawk with Rory Calhoun and Peggie Castle. PAYSON X Huish Garden of Evil with Gary Cooper, Susan Hayward. Park-Raider- U3 ' PLEASANT GROVE Grove Adventures of Robinson ' Chisoe. . AMERICAN FORK Coral Ring of Fear with Clyde Beatty; Mickey Spillane. Badman's Territory Cameo with Randolph Scott; The Thing. Susan Hayward: Purple Sage. SPRINGVILLE YOU s Diftoioring : DAYNES JEWELRY CO. Gather small pieces of broken glass safely and easily by patting them up wit dampened absorbent cotton. 80 West Center x ; I TV Repairman Gets $100,005 For a Jab , ?: n. e V What every - good cook fallows X o o - ejits-in-la- w ; Ar-tens- ; ; . ; two-month-o- ld er j m : A'X VfTV X-Ra- ys. - ?"r,:x as ill- - u fj- - i X '4 I j i s ifD : fVr; ,1,1 A - .. RUG AND CARPET SALE ":! ..''!" Catalog Prices Cut 10 Tuesday Saturday 5-DA- ' " Just a little difference in ingredients makes a big difference in 'cooking results I -- , j ! ..'-".?, :, - 3-- D S, - 4 y - .; n 9-f- 12-ft- t, 15-f- t. ....i...... 9-f- . - 27-in- 9-f- t., 12-ft- 27-in- 9-f- t., 12-f- t. 27-in- ., 9-f- 12-f- t, .. 15-f- t. 9-f- ...... t. -- 9-f- t. tree-bar- . A ; . CDSC ; t, j .............. 9-- ft ft 12-f- t, 9-f- t. all-ne- Kite.. , 9--ft K-i- n. 9-f-t, t ; ft 9-- ft ' i . ,- people was done, after .which the group visited the LDS Genealogy Library. Accompanying the group were Mrs. Ruby Fugal, Timpanogos, v Stake YW-MI.. June Monson, president Charles Madsen, Paul.' Madsen, Mr. . and Mri. Don Price, and 4 Colors. Widths 473 A i - Monday, September 20 Parade! Fnat Aotorrmphed Kldpbotoi. Mrs.- Proctor. - The Third Quorum of Elders Frc 9-f- t, 12-f- t, 9z 12-- ft rue - 9xl2 rug. 12-f- t, DURMONT AXMINSTER. 9-f-t, Cisco -- 9-f- t. ' - ( width per run." ft . . ening and that can make the big difference in giving your family lighter foods, whether fried or baked. ...... Buy SNOWDRIFT and oet .from "yourjiroeOTJX j , Prices do not include transportation chaxgec SHOP BY UTAH COmCRETE CATALOG-IT- 'S EASY ECONOMICAL. x :' : CHOICiofSNovtifvlColorsI 223 West Center Provo, Utah , Worth $1.00 (JlrtjfieatoBH1D OH VJEST BLCS-- i You can Icy them yourstlf in vst ' fl fw hours. Free iMtructions. Enough Potio Blocks for o tO'x , 15' patio, v COSTS approximately $24.75 just a little costlier than any other solid shortening (yet you pay no more). And that can make the big difference in better tasting foods. . r rer44700 tufts of wool, carpet rayon per sq. ft 4 stylish patterns. Widths ...... .WAS 6.15:.NOW 5.50 width per run. ft... ROMECREST AXMINSTER. Best buy at this price. Over 4,000 tufts wool,' carpet rayon per sq. ft 6 patterns. Widths.g-ft- , 9 x 12-- ft rug. 9--ft width per run. ft. ....WAS 4.75..NOW 4.25' Admission: , S Meadow Gold X-- Carton Tops Kids under.. 14 SnbwdriftV ingredients1 are 9-- ft o bwtiM now pfio witK i Snowdrift is just a little lighter than any other short WAS 6.35. . NOW 5.70 This Jwmmof PATIO X -- AW"Klur:i Mjy ) fTH y 2-Pi- ece Heavy Gougt Aluminum seeesesieeeBeeeMeesseeieeeeeeisieeeBi pssweisjiej No other shortening at any price is so creamy, so digestible and so light! Phone Number o 5 4520 i ij ' U7AO COUCnETE PIPE CO. t550$frinvi:!Ho4 AND, OFFICES - Ptiofe3444 - MtAlT I A ICE; Provo 100 PUKE LE SHORTENING OGD6N, 10 GAM i sA 'r ffcr" . 4 Qt. Size I MADE SY THE WESSON OIL PEOPLE |