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Show Thursday, SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah May 4, 1961 ing the theology class in Relief her church and community She Society, and was a counselor In was especially interested in raiswas in a high mountain the Relief Society for six years. ing a garden and many beautiful Ycull never wax again after valleJ with meadows ;nd farming She was postmasted for one year flowers. using the new Seal Gloss acrylic ,and Ever faithful to the end, vall and pine trees in 1900 then became postmaster the finish for all floqrs Mastersom s Through every storm of life; d saw Umb 3r 0n th e It again in 1909 and held this position Western Auto Store Kanab. Mtc.j A pioneer in thought and deed, here fhat ive more children tor 28 years until 1937. She marHer soul knew toil and strife. FCR THE FINEST in carpet of the Dailey family were born ried Henry Gardner at Mt. Carmel With heart and hands that nevof on October 1899. 19th the Madalene received fumi-!anher where They d and rugs, new upholstered St. George Tern, er tried, ture, recovering and restyling of elementary schooling. It was here were sealed in the She woifced in love and duty; old upholstered funiture, contact, that her father built and operated pie on the 21st. of November 1923. For home.,. and. .friends and all Twitchell Upholstery & Carpet a shingle mill and stone mason Her husband died in Mt Carmel she knew, Co., 750 North Main, Cedar City, work for other people to make a on March 31, 1930 leaving her a Producing worth and beauty. Utah. 10 day service free pickup living for his family in addition widow for 31 ,y?ars. Madalene was All we are, we owe to you and delivery. Easy terms A20c. to what they were able to produce the mother of seven children. A More than any other; on the ranch. It was also in Al- daughter, Dora died in 1926, and RESPONSIBLE PERSON male pine that Madalene began a life her son, Birt, was killed in a trafYour name and memory we reor female, from this area, .wanted of service. She was secretary of fic accident in I960. The five surserve, to service and collect from auto- the Sunday School, counseler in the viving children are Mrs. Bessie Our devoted, loving mother. matic vending machines. No sel- YWMIA and worked in the Pri- Francis, Morgan, Utah; Mrs. Lilling. Age not essential. Car, ref mary organization. After fourteen lian Anderson, Provo, Utah; Mrs. Club erences, and $600 working capital years of work and strife with Grace Heaton, Orderville. Utah; 4-- H necessary. 7 to 12 hours weekly nets droiTght and grasshopers the fam Merritt Gardner, Monroe, Utah; The Snippy Snappy Improvers excellent monthly income. Possi- ily moved to Overton, Nevada then and Grant Gardner, Provo, Utah. met at our teachers home, Mrs. local work. time full For bility after a short time moved back in- She has one brother, two sisters Gada elected the followJudd, we interview give full particulars, to Utah. They spent the winter of still living, Milton L. Daily, Paro-wa" officers: ing MilSarah Mrs phone. Write P. O. Box 8047, 1896 in Paragonah, Utah and the Beard, Utah; Connie Judd, president; Paula Miracle Mile Station, Mpls. 16, next summer in- - Harrisburg, Utah. ford, Utah; and Mrs. Belle Francis Minn. Then moved on to Mt. Carmel, Los Angeles, California. She has Smith, vice president; Clare Pugh, Utah. That winter Madalene and 21 grandchildren and 39 great secretary; Dixie Pugh, reporter sufered Typhoid grandchildren. B-- i n g slight' of and Arell Brown, song leader and ' AND I QUOTE build she suffered poor health a party planner. Our project is home improveAmerica is still the wealthiest In Mt. Carmel Madalene was a good part of her life but in spite ment this year. We hope we can nation. Where else could you have i devoted worker, teaching school of it spent her time in gaining make it a good year. ' i as President of the recession? secrea vast a amoudtl YWMIA, knowledge, keeping such prosperous Dixie Pugh, reporter Franklin P. Jones. tary of the Sunday School, teach of family records and working for Madalene Gardner CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE- SFOR SALE by owner: Homade-- i soda fountain and food ' business, established over 35 years in the heart of Cecfar City shop- -' jing district. Ideal man and wife .or family business, no previous experience necessary. Owner retiring. Minimum downpayment re: quirsd. Call or write Alan Harter, 418 South 75 West. JUniper candy, - M4c. FREE loan of our efficient Carpet Shampooers with purchase of Blue Lustre shampoo. Mastersons Western Auto Store, Kanab. M4c. FOR RENT! Apartments trailer house. Call MI see Lida Seiber, Kanab. or or J26rc. NOW HIRING: Direct to consumer men and women to call on our customers. Earn $125 a week and more. No age limit. No Experience necessary. $1000 worth of samples furnished FREE. We are a National Co. Write TODAY to North western, Inc., 403 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. FOR RENT: 2 room furnished MI or see W. Rex M4pd. Brown, Kanab'. apt. Call Page Three , hme. I Organizes n, ... e jjj Orderville daily news happenings Madolyn Tait and LuJean Heaton from Page, Mr. add Mrs. Dale Hea. . Visitors at the Fern Esplin ton, Mr. and Mrs. Foyd Janes, and . home were their son, Garland, of family, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Las Vegas, their daughter Ardeth Call and family. and her husband, Heber Staheli, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrariH Heaton , and their family of Enterprise. Also, a son Howard, and Bill Bem-m- enjoyed a family this of Las Vegas were in town weekend at which all the memSaturday to buy horses. Mr. Bem-me- r bers of their family were prssent. . Janice F, Esplid er is Gergral Superintendent J. E. Crofts and Edward De., Mille went to Salt Lake City dur- ing the week. of the Atomic Energy Commission, Nevada Test Site. Merrill Fisher drove to Provo Friday, where he attended the Junior Prom at Brigham Young University, and visited friends. Sandra Fisher and Clayton Jones came Glendale Hews from Provo Saturday. Sandra will spend the week here completing preparations for her w'edding and reception. Clayton left Monday to go to Cedar City on business, and then back to Provo. Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith became seriously ill and was taken to the Panguitch hospital over a week ago, also in the hospital there Is Mrs. Lucile Flynn, there due to a major operation. We all wish them both a speedy recovery. 1 - LaVerne Blackburn returned Students home from various from Salt Lake City during the colleges over the week end were: week. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Brinkerhoff The Horrace Burrows went to from Provo, Mr. Douglas Ramsay from Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Springville to visit his mother. l, Delwyn Maxwell, and Ted Gearld Spencer, Gayle BauMary Jane DeMille and family visited Sunday with the J. E. Cro- er, Rita Brinkeahoff, Maurice fts and the John C. DeMilles. Pugh and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clair from CSU, Qedar City. Several family members were at the home of Grace Heaton, Visiting at the home of Mr. and having come to attend the funeral Mrs. Clark Workman this week of her mother, which was held in were Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Heathe Mount Carmel Ward Chapel. ton Jr., and family from Moccasin. They were: Bessie Frandsen and Visiting at the Warren Brinker- -' family, Grant Gardiner and family, hoff home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Roundy of St. George. Max-well- and Mrs. Willard Mackel-pran- g and daughter Vida Leigh attended the Utah National Parks Council. Annul Fellowship in the Kolob Stake House at Springville, Utah, where they enjoyed a banquet, special program and saw Silver Beaver Citations awarded. Mr. Lifetime Guaranteed Contact Lenses 28,-19- (BUDGET TERMS) DR. A. F. RICH CEDAR CITY, UTAH Be 61, Being fat usually is the result of living from hand to mouth, hand to mouth." Walt Sterightiff. a 3 carton family with KIDOaliKl t health proportioned milli s From Utahs "Hi-Lan- d valleys comes high-mounta- ... its milks health-proportione- d for every diet requirement. Milk is the most important food you buy. Important, therefore, to remember that quality and flavor standards insist that only the best is good d Name. enough to bear the Hi-Lan- Hi-Lan- NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Crossword Urift&BYS by Arnold CEpi$rins THE LAST Feller who put their money on horses deserve to git nagged. SCHOOL HOUSE winter Wade C. - in Hesperus, Colorado, Folsom, a teacher of jive Tod Bolton says that chasin women is fun, bat ketchln em is better. the top of tke and He later discovered school flagpole found that Uie school buildinq had beet completely covered bq snow When Uncle Sam has his hand M out, hand it out. r Zol Klinger decided to buy a washln machine, than decided to marry one.' After we do conquer we do with ItT whafwlU 1 space - -- When a drip tries to, make a big aplash he needs soakin. Tubby Tyler says that walkin helps his feet, but thlnkln never does a thing for his bead. Even the best where triangle square. circles folks SOWN have 1. 2. aint A l-- ' When you put D In front of anger its danger. SWEAT ONLY Zoologists Wave listed a total of 675OQO kinds op N5ECT$ NOSES o Theres worse things than be- in broke, you could to dead. RiSV. CHARLEt GRANT Released by s ii ?- , . ttt Service -6 ACROSS Armed etitifttct Sum Exhibit Frost IS. Window glaM 14. Be alive 15. Cloaer 17. Loved 19. Bags 21. Unlocks 22. Supply 24. Cavities 25. Not any 27. Cures 29. Part of to b 80. Onager 31. Hat on 32. Metal conUiner 33. Postscript (abbr.) 34. Borns 35. Ships 33. Color of mow 37. Becomes composed 38. Follow 40. Peruses 42. Molestsd 44. Agres 47. See eagls 43. Gallic 50. Black sticky ubstancs 51. Disorder 52. Humors 53. Secret agent -- Sometimes the milk of human kindness seems to he spiked.- -' MAYDAY SCHOOL, COULDN'T FIND HIS IN THE LA PLATA MOUNTAINS : SCHOOL j 1 1. 4. 5. 12. 8. 4. 6. 3. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1L 16. 18, 20. 22. Be victorious High card Causes Spot Recreation area Upon Beverage Slants Employs Kiln Marries Contest of speed Girls' toys Clipper Break Suddenly 23. Throw 25. Rowing implements 27. Varmth 28. Half hoop 29. Stops SI. At 82. Storage rooms 34. Bells 35. 33. 87. 88. 39. 41. 43. 45. 13. 49. ' Turfs Cautions Boxes Pronoun Uncommon A direction Morning moisture IfA O Short sleep Attempt Rhode Island (abbr.) Solution Sd-- |