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Show S' Roy ... the city with a future celebrating its 25th Anniversary THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, AUGUST SO, now 62.50 BUILDER'S BARGAIN BARN 3175 Wall Ogden or Ph. EX EX r 5 eJIioSiMg --Plufepfueg By B. F. Ccttle 196. They chauffeur the individual into the new day and act as cheerleaders, and crutches. Every pill has its specific duties - the medicine chest regulates our moods, and our personalities. Ks funny, but a pill can relax a conversationalist and another kind can stimulate conversation, still another takes care of a flut-ter-y heart or a spirting hoadacha. This writer carries within his own portable large green pills, "Digitalis,, Cumopyran, Rolicon, Peritrate with Syntrogel, and a couple more I cant even spell. How did I get this way? You tell me I Today's world is an ago of competition. One cannot minimize conditions. Ours is an age of incessant anxiety, and requires constant effort. It is an age of gloomy headlines, staggering conduct by humans, from mad bombers to kidnapers; from various slayers to molesters of women. Is it not surprising that so many are not flawlessly under control? Its a wonder we are under any control at all. The newest arrivals for worry ere: guided missiles, satellites, dubed 'sputnit, hurled aloft a virtual fusillade of mighty missiles end rockets, ranging from a record . shattering shot kite outer space to spectacular destruction by a robot weapon of a target plane e hundred miles away and 60,000 reet high. Be of good cheer ye pill swallowers, the last mentioned may be our salvation, we may yet survive to swallow more pills. Shall we think together next edition? pill-bo- Pheno-barbita- IN AN EMERGENCY When an accident happens, your independentinsurance. agent places your interests uppermost in claim settlements. Other types of agents, who are salaried employees of one insurance company, put their eminterest first. ployers Which sounds to better you? Make sure you have an expert working in your behalf on insurance matters. Call us today. Your Independent Agent VERN M. SMITH RM. 201, 133 So. State TA Clfd. 77 ROY NEWS A tea was given Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrop in honor of Mr. Rulan Garfield. Many old friends were In attendance and many new friends were made. A "Going Away party was given recently at the home ol Mrs. Virginia Wurston in honor of Iola Murray, who is moving to the Syracuse area. Hostesses were Virginia Wruston, Shirley e, Jit TIIR MODERN ORDER OF TILL SWALLOWERS.' This is the age of pills. The pill has spectacularly come up in the world. They are fashionable IN EVERY CLASS. Pills are M the womens handbags as common as face powder or lipstick. The business mans pocket has a good supply of pills. Pills nm the moment; in the morning one take pill to start the day as a stimulant: at night we take one as a sedative. People swap tranquillizers, like they did aspirin, a tow years back. What for? They art fear . relax art, courage givers, and l, Hadley and Joyce Madsen. Those in attendance were Elsie Cottle, Helen Hubbard, Bobbie Thomas, Betty Wood her mother, Pearl Kiel and sister-in-laPeggy Kiel. Pareal Barnes, Joyce Baumgartner, Carol Hollaway, Shirley Cutler, LaRue Manisco, Katherine Purrlngton, Betty Cowan, Elaine Larsen, Ruth Bott, Iola Murray, Laurena Lewis, Barbara Bryant, Marilyn Mikelsel, Joyce Madsen, Shirley Hadley and Virginia Wursten. Iola was presented with a lovely white sweater and slip, and a special song was sang which was especially written for Iola. The song was sang by Joyce Madsen, Shirley Hadley and Virginia Mursten. Monday afternoon at approximately 1: 30 pm., Mrs. Ellen Bartlett, a fourth grade teacher idrr&b 825-481- 825-165- Editorial offices at 3388 S. 1900 W., Roy, Utah. Publishes 1 per day rental for Electric and FOR QUICK SERVICE every Thursday. Telephone Carpet Shampooer with purchspecial prices on long wearase of Blue Lustre. Roy FurnRealsilk ing, finest quality iture Co. Yes, people come from near and far and bowl J. Howard Stahle, Publisher hosiery or Basic H products, JO-LE- E Lou to to Editor their Stahle, Betty keep game jip par regularly cafl EX day or night LANES. Free baby sittting and free inJerry Newell, Mgr. Editor Also need distributers in this DAVIS PREMIUM Tires, all Larry Perkes. Mechanical Supt structions. 7 area. sizes, you get more miles per dollar than any other tire. ing the highest number of games at the end of the tournament play PLAY THE GUITAR the modWestern Auto, Roy, 1940 W. ern way. Develope your talent 5660 So. Phone Dec. 31. instruction. Mr. and Mrs. William Pitts and Expert Continued from page 1 Rental available, steel or Spantheir daughter Billie, traveled to Guitar ish. Kent McMillan left Colorado week. last They and the tender loving care of the or Studio. TA their daughter Nancy there to atpatients. HAVE YOU REALLY SEEN tend school for the next year. AfGrant L. Horsley, who has been ter leaving Nancy, they traveled RUGS, Carpets, uphoL, cleaned the administrator since January in your home. Free demo. The first down to Santa Fe New Mexico, CLEARFIELD 6 20 Phone 1962 also has progressive Ideas meeting for the fall season of the be fore returning home. In field the and goals especially Rose Camp of the Daughters of of patient physical rehabilitation. the Utah Pioneers will be held The first cemetary In Roy was Thursday, Sept. 6, at 7.30 p.m. located on the northwest corner It will be held at the residence of the 80 acres purchased by the of Mrs. Isabel Ackley, 980 S. No matter how long youve lived county from Mr. Fowler. There 450 S. Arthur H. Watkins, chairman many patients of the Infirmary in our wonderful state, there arc were buried in unmarked graves. of the pinochele dub announces sure to be parts of the Rockies There is nothing there today to resumption of play of the pinoyouve missed and should enjoy. indicate that it was once used as chle tournament. It will begin a burial ground. Sept. 8 at the American Legion SAH and die many merchant! Sizes Vi A second and permanent cem- Hall in Clearfield. who give SAJI Green Stamps arc All former members and playetary was established several so proud of the people and the years ago at 2300 W. 3200 S. ers are requested and urged to natural splendor of our fine state The LDS church purchased the attend for the purpose of beginShoes land from Loreno and Jesse Sto- ning championship play. A short that SAH has created a special ker then later deeded it to the meeting will be held prior to Tour Program that we want you City of Roy. play for the revision and sugto have absolutely FREE ! Lorenzo Stoker's young daugh- gestions for the establishment of was the first new rules and regulations. A Pick up your free SAH Toui ter, Claricy Jade resident to be buried there, then fee of one dollar for man-wif- e Maps detailed for every part ol Larry Robinson, the son of War- teams or fifty cents for split Shoes our stale, plus a handsome souren Robinson, then Durlin Ham-moteams remain in force. Any newvenir scenic booklet at any servfollowed. Many of Roys comers interested in playing pinice station near you that gives now at rest are ochle welcome. are A pioneer citizenry trophy very will be awarded to the team hav-there as well as many newcomSAJI Green Stamps 1 ers into the town. 823-165- at JO LANES BOWLING LEE 823-823- HEWS 376-459- 8 CLEARFIELD tha 823-822- Anniversary Specials STURY WORK SHOES 6 to 12 Men's 8" $12.95 Men's 6" n $10.95 F0R at Roy Elementary school, was injured in an automobile automobile accident near Bountiful. We do hope that it was not to Check our large assortment of school shoes SALE end 3 bedroom brick home serious. She is in the Bountiful hospital. A birthday dinner was given recently for the grand daughter of Mrs. Mabel Burgner. Radene Johnson, daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Raymond Burgner, was honored on her 1th birthday at her grandmothers home in Roy. in new area of Clear- field would sell 4 SAVE JimiES SHOE STORE 56 1 7 So. 1 900 W. 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