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Show SOUTHERN Thursday, June 4, 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Thales Johnson CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIu- Qand baby from Idaho are in b visiting with - his folks Mr. OR SALE: Registered Hereand Mrs. Joseph S. Johnson, and ford Bulls, B grade Inquire M. M. with their many young friends. Bentley or telephone ORchard, Weekly St. George. Thales teaches school in Idaho. J4, llpd. UTAH NEWS Page Three Ordervillo daily news happenings Ka-na- FOR SALE: Complete 3 rooms Early American Furniture, including, Sofa (makes into bed) maple rocker, coffee table and 2 lamp tables, formica maple top dinette table and four chairs, Innerspring double bed mattress and box springs, maple bookcase headboard and matching chest of drawers. Pieces used as floor samples only. Complete group $595.00. $50.00 down and balance monthly. G. W. Davis Co. 222 Weste Center, Kanab. M28,J4c. Spirit Toons -- -B- y- Sol FOR SALE: Two Innerspring Mattresses, two box springs, two mtal hollywood bed frames and unpainted chest, all items new. complete. Terms. G. W. Davis Co. 222 West center. M28,J4c. $175.00 FOR SALE: Three bd-rbrick home and two building lots. See A Duncan Findlay, Kanab. A30c. 0 "Oh no he's NOT1 He'j lor China " jut looking RENT with option to purchase, pianos, organs and band instruments.. G. W. Davis Co., 222 West Center or call MI Kanab. A30,8tc. FOR . This weeks .suggestion, the Club winner can get the right answer at The Border Store. Not necessary to Spend hours looking up information. FOR ATHLETES FOOT USE KERATOLYTIC ACTION BORDER STORE BECAUSE Open 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sundays 12 noon to 1 a.m. Hwy. 89, 3 ml. South of Kanab It sloughs off the infected skin. Then watch fresh, healthy skin replace it. Get ins g e et any drug store If not de.iehrrd In a DAYS, your 48c back. TODAY at Kanab Drug Co. children of Henderson, Nevada the week end here and in spent Claudia Sorensen daughter of Utah, they brought Mrs. Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Sorensen Ella Civington from St. George, entertained her little friends to visit over the week-enTuesday on her eighth birthday Mrs. Edward Crofts Is hospiti-lize- d Mrs Reo Heaton took her trail at the Panguitch hospital builder boys on a five mile hike we hope she will soon be better down the Zion Narrows Wednes- and back with us, miss seeing her day. out watering her flowers and By Nan E. News Release from Johnson d. Ycur County Agent BY LaVar Richman Our farmers have an important story to communicate to their urban friends and neighbors. They point out that the number of persons on farms may be decreasing, but those who remain are becoming increasingly more important. For example, at one time a farmer provided enough food for himself and eight others; now he supplies enough-- food for more than twenty others and this nutn-be- r is increasing. At the same time, they are becoming increasingly more important customers for others goods and services, over a third of all gainfully employed persons in the United States make their living directly or indirectly from agriculture. Farmers are now in the market each year for around forty billion dollars worth of things they need for production and family living. Farm people spend about eight billion dollars a year to buy, operate, and maintain the automobiles, trucks, and farm machines they need in their business. Farmers spend over two billion dollars just to buy and keep up .farm tractors. They, spend another two billion on combines and other harvesting! machines, tilling, planting, and Mrs. Orson Young received a diploma at CSU Thursday night she wore the Cap and Gown her father wore and many of the immediate family has worn it. "I don't feel it's c .lirely my lout. The salesman this car was fuly a'Onmntie." spreading machines Our farmers point out that todays larger farms mean larger investments, not only for land and buildings, hut for all the machinery and non agncultuial supplies needed in modem faim pioduction. Some authontics have indicated that, based on trends, investment per commercial farm by 1975 ma well amount to over $s0 000 in 4-- H Club soiY Reports home, Renee Maxwell. We elected offieeis as follows: Elaine Brinkerhoff, president; Ora May Cox, vice president; I Sue Brinkerhoff, secretary; Carla Nan Spencer, reporter; recreation committee, Lois Spencer and Cheryl Bauer. dollars. Scrap Book committee is KathThough they are getting laig-- leen Dalhn and Bonnie Anderson. er, it is expected that e Our teacher is Mrs. Renee Maxwill probably continue the dominant form on organi- well and our assistant teacher is Marion Lofthouse. zation in American agricultuie This year we are taking Home sewing This Improvement Its too bad futuie generations is the 441 classandfrom Glendale. cant be here now to see the See next week. you wonderful things weie doing with their monec Caral Nan Spencer, reporter Car-10- 195S-siz- e 1 family-farm- s to-b- Fastest, easiest way to plan any driving trip! BRAND MEW, BETTER -- Mrs. Reo Heaton entertained Friday night in honor of her son Bills birthday, and Chad Heaton's birthday. A very enjoyable was spent playing games Tthy Gardner of California evening visited here Thursday and Fri- and eating. day. Mr and Mrs Mason Cottam Mr. and Mrs. Ray1 Hardy and and childi en of Mesa, Arizona children of northern Utah and are visiting at, the Henry Carroll Mrs. Lydia Jane Hardy visited home and with other friends and at the Charles T. Hepworth home folks in the vicinity. while they went to the Glen A wedding reception was held Dam, Mrs. Hardy remained in the Orderville Ward Recreahere at the Hepworth home, its tion Hall Saturday night for Mr. sure good to have her back and Mrs. Maurice Pugh who wete married on the 29th. A very large The Ordeiville Ward Primary crowd attended and many beautigifts were reHeld a bazar Wednesday after- ful and useful noon sold candy, cookies, punch ceived. Mrs. Pugh is the former wreaths foi memorial day, and Corrine Chamberlain daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cornell Chamberclothes They reported a very lain, Mr. Pugh Is the son of Mr. cessful bazar. and Mrs. Alton Pugh of Glendale. Bobby Tait, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heyborne Mrs. Clyde Tait visited at the Leo Ciofts home in Panguitch and children of Cedar City visitseveral days last week and Pat ed at the LeGrande C. Heaton Crofts son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo home over the week end Crofts of Panguitch visited at Mr and Mrs Arlon Ilafen and the Clyde Tait home. Children visited at the Hans Mrs Pei i v Lamb and daughter Chamberlain home Sunday night Linda attended the graduation and Monday from their home in exercises in Hurricane Thursday Santa Clara, Utah. night to see Elnoia White graduMr and Mrs. Voi Sorensen and ate and attended graduation ex- ehiklien of Enterprise visited at ercises at Dixie Friday night to the K. H Sorensen home. see McKay Heaton and Karl Mr. and Mrs. Mont Sorensen White graduate and children of New Castle left Mr. and Mrs Elbum Sorensen their twro at the B. II. Sorenand fdmtly spend Memorial Day sen home boy while they went to Salt in Manti and visited with ft lends Lake for medical care for Mont. over the week end. Mrs Chillies llait Jr. and childMr. and Mrs Eugene Young ren of New Castle, Utah are visitand children of Salt Lake City, at the home of Mrs. Ildrts visited at the Orson Young and ing Mis. Amy H Esplin. mother, Mark Chambeilain homes. A Fair Board meeting was held Mr. and Mrs. Dick Meacham Monday evening the date of the and children of Tropic spent fair has had to be set up a week Memorial Day here visiting at to August 19, 20, 21, and 22nd bethe John and Rolland Chamber-lai- n cause of school starting earlier. home. So folks Its: lime now to start getting ready for the fair CaYi-yo- n Thursday, May 14, W'e held our second meeting at our teachers pie-se- lawns. i Miss Karen Boldndor entertaine ed Monday evening for Miss Esplin who is getting married tills week. 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