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Show Thursday, October 18, 1936 . Southern Utah News and Wane County Standard teachers were attending U.E.A. in Salt Lake City. The Kenneth Harris family By ALLEN M. COX from Blue Mountain, Nevada soent the weekend at the home Ray Palmer went to Salt Lake of the Roy Robertson family. City last week for a medical examination. Jack Maxwell and Donald Our school teachers, Mrs. Mar- Campbell from Glendale were tha Roundy and Mrs. Afton here Sunday for Priesthood meIleaton attended the U.E.A. con- eting. vention in Salt Lake City last Ortho Christensen and his week end. brother, Linford, were in Alton Charles Palmer and Gwenda last week end moving more of Roundy were heie last weekend Orthos things to Provo where from Dixie College while their he is attending BYU. Alton news events Mr. and Mrs. Lane Campbell from Fredonia were visitors in Alton Sunday. .Page Three Ordcrville daily news happenings ome were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Monte Sorenson Ward Primary preparation of Kanab Sorenson Mr' and children from Newcastle was held in the Chapel Wed. and Mr. and Mrs. Monte Sor3 Oct. following primary. visited over the weekend at the enson of Newcastle and Mrs. Frank Baldwin home. J.IL Crofts and son Richard Dorothea Barton and boys of Sos?n ' '"h spent Wednesday here visiting Paragoonah. Mrs. Shirley Hart and family Carroll and Ranee Ch- were week end visitors at the Janet Sunday. amberlain spent the week end home of her mother, Mrs. Amy Esplin. Ray Palmer made a business at home from Dixie College.' trip to Cedar City Monday. and Bolander family1 Lane Tait spent several days Pearl spent two days last week In at the home of his parents Mr. Cedar City visiting and shopping. and Mrs Clyde Talt from schooi Subscribe, dont Borrow. Week end visitors at the B. at Cedar City. Cecil Pugh and Burton were . home missionaries Rust and on business matters. here mining companys investment amounts to $450,000,000. Most of this money was spent in Utah, where it helped create prosperity. Because it mode possible opera tions that result in payrolls, supply purchases and tax payments, it U STILL contributing to the prosperity of our state. Clyde Talt has been Kane County Hospital days this week with a ankle, we wish him a recovery. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "from the earth comes an abundant Ufa tor all" , others each week on our Used Car Lot Brdshft Chavrcl:! C:: Belva Lamb spent the week' end In Salt Lake w'here she visited her daughter, Rosalee, who is attending nurses school there.1 about $30,000 for each employee. So, the 16,000 men am ployed In Utahs mines represent an investment of about Pour yourself a smile, neighbor f - Home Missionaries Sunday evening were Clifton Young and' Boyd McAllister of the High Council. Guest speakers were, Yvonne and John Burr. Investment in Prosperity average The Mr. and Mrs. LaMar ChamMIA MAID and Explorer fireberlain and daughter, Ver Dawn, side was held at the home of spent the last part of the week Carol Lee Esplin Sunday. in Salt Lake, where Mrs. Chamberlain attended UEA. Others from here attending were: Mrs. Marion Young, Willard Esplin, Have You Seen Ila Jean Young, Ida Marie and Our Used Car Buys Spencer went with their mother. This Week? Visiting at the Harvey Crofts Mr. were home Sunday and Mrs. TRUCKS Joel Heaton and son of Kanab, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crofts Jr. of Panguiteh. CARS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ileaton PICKUPS have moved into the apartment owned by Tone Blackburn. Donald is working at Zion. 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