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Show EIGHT ee (Continued from page one) Sal until Sectember at. La sided to 1927, when he moved to Moab reside. La During his long residence at of the one was Prewer Mr. Sal | leaders in the civic and business served He county. Juan San of life comas a county terms several missioner and as a member of the, local school his chil- board. When the required dren became old enough to go to, built) himself Prewer Mr. school, La Sal's first school house, and in get to order number OCTOBER B get et Ray, Dalton, and Naturita, Mrs. Marvin Colo.; munities ' rug ' 2% Men 5c SOc ' | | LE ard shor Staff that C oOo Tap ‘Wells a ondition * Full Particulars Inquire the W. 5. B. Wilson, 6 Albert Mrs. Beebe, George week __»| Mrs. J. M. Brown are|by J. R.| Billy Jewk G. gery mae Z nee has ede a. terior ag ee bow gi peered Sears, May, 5 Mrs.| Hunt, 4 Beebe,;and Robert Henrietta Chalotte NE Birds do not perspire. automobile accident. ° Seely. CCC|} es penenfor vee oRanksville a month] gg is Mrs. ‘i ae routine || e SS BAPTIST (William plest-and best! With the auceefaler ands in ens re ift to manipu- yp smooth hath. Aad you want extra ABE"pep" for passing , was held at the oe business, Lodge hall he Following a models E. a 5s | ee F A 26 Piec i ; . of ® C | O : mb ie ls sc i. tet . S u te Set Silverware | ine i ver . - ] aire a | the oy in . ee ate for Jehovah while he may call uscon him while ele Ae 0 ane ft e an S oo hell : abe of Thanks. | WINE... | | || ee: e AL W | ting an a iu a _ ee * ogy at - Send 25 SOLITAIRE Labels anes 1P.0.M P. QO. _ Money Order to: The € Morey Morey M merc. P | 0) -U. | T | : Shs d | aici = Te B ter : c i wy VO. er st at BOX ° he ‘ang = 1A >i back De ©tat Cor . Colo. enver 9 | and your Silverware will be sent | ior na Sedanpricesstart _9¢ $858. *dethe. - : Bat - * , at ianatne, ot Cash ‘Send or a; ® cong uy . ¢ e atae St amps its . Right for everyday use, A\ CALIFORNI PORT i ee I wire LIYDRA-MATIC DRIVE'! | See ee San 5 Sw * Ath Dist va " dan BriSCO CALI FORMA Uw to case CHAS. REDD MOTOR Co. Utah O i * sory Ask us for convenient mailing slip = x" ALCOMOL 20% ey verume :-: postpaid thy 9 Sati 0 3 > :-: you D Wiese bik Gee SMORB "se S lef ment i : | Z p © Alon 5] \ OLDS PRICES BEGINAT was a 1941-Custom for ee ' tee La Sal are Mr. eee ~ and local taxes (if : any), optional equipment and accessories-extra. Prices subject to change without notice. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE OLD " eid : . the merchants who advertise in this pay with Trade A Wednesday, service, a pe' 4 ove | irs,r a Salt Lake was ase IT's 9 by Again" You AL RIX pail rates, white MEE lh Be | So a, UTAH SAL LA | $83 5 a my / © nd of the CHURCH NEWS E. Parks. Minist Card For a REAL GOOD | Cones eed locas ee eae low-priced rey We togOl ds Special Six = é, iLa sher near." hour pick-up gear sodden adienei instantly. Available on ali Olds is the social \ ae (Same odel §, $1055"). Prices include chrome fender ornaments. eee | oe error : 4-Door, $1020* Dynamic, 6 Cruiser ae ‘ pe ating you start, go. aan a clutch to aa Ki clu row & Brown cast. the WINERHAVEN => ERE'S drivi of U * dece nonoring Mrs. Adimae Brown,) We wish to extend cur heartfelt grand Esther for the past year. thanks to the many friends who vas enjcyed by all. Special musica!; sere so h-lpful during the last numbers consisted of a_ solo by} illness and following the death Ethel Tasker and a piano solo by of our husband and father Fred Marjorie Wilson. Delicious refresh--N. Prewer. Your kindness will | ments were served by Helen Wil-| never be forgotten. | Son, worthy matron, and Mamie (Signed) Mrs. Fred N. Prewer | May, associate matron. Mr. and Mrs. Edd E. Provcnsha_ Mrs. Vivian Dinning entertained and family, Mrs. Ruth Henderson. | & ee =iustrated: Le consisted a Allen this w visitor P. m.ye ana Mis. Henry Dickman of Wood-| | /:¥) "Seek side. | The regular meeting of the O. be found; E. S. + ord Hatt City this week L. C. Maharry, wan Miss Ruth Jity Greenriver _ Mid-week of Ivie Charles il t directed ord was received this week of . re eee the death of Glen C. Ivie, a privat: | Bible school at 10 a. m. Mrs. of the Seventh infantry statione: | !@ Corbin, superintendent. at Vancouver, Wash., from injuries Worsnip at 11 a. m. with messinflicted in a car accident. Mr. 28€ by the pastor. Subject, "I am Ivie was a grandson of Mr. and 2 Christian." , | Pp ; play, aE ‘tices dineianie e . Sears. Ainshe the} for sday B Utal » high l Holokan as Wilson With Play church| Never camp is on vacation. Dr. King will take over Dr. Cohen's duties ead camp until his return. } Brown, eee and Mrs. Harry} Specialty numbers Presbyterian the of e Ss S u Winter our t 3 e Y, Ge mct2-|and jury of Mrs. Silliman's arr and to the: earip-in general. atone ia Mr. apeand asin England, sai Harvey per Mrs. RE URSHae Kitchen] the inju Hy y Fr aaa the to addition welcome a ee ee ar ee Ce: ‘ se ere: who} Mrs. Ivan C. May, Mr. Peacock and z : red a broken i in an} Mi Ny - Vail with Dorothy Moore oe ee ability.. wr. and Mrs. Howard Silliman|at Salt Lake on ae = pete | left Monday for Salt Lake City in}Mr. and Mrs. ¥ lata Miss Animals," the Feed J eacl i truc salty a th Mrs./Helen Wilson, Clella Curtis, Vivian Brown, Homer Mrs. in|"Don't . WE HAVE IT !... COME DRIVE IT 2 sit te rerun, aoctor "ot thar) A od i aaties, DATES EXACT FOR WRITE OR PHONE that| one-act a of consisted Grand/It heid Mrs. Asimus, Mrs. administrative] Cheney, the camp improvements; on at Dalalways going this City F. Mrs. S. E. O. the of Lake the) salt constantly} he a attending those Among the| Chapter Paonia np | } yi t ) vort signal | locate to Wilson Miss the was alarm an of "ringing of for Boston Walter ‘Mrs. and Mr. ; camp. - . at aowork, tanksville having observed Sullivan at OFFICE TIMES-INDEPENDENT i iis Mo ¥ . to cons' 15 OCT. TO 8 OCT. TIME DIGGING AT The) clock. alarm an by and Alfred Denny; Francis Weber week. Howard Sandberg was/"Srcarking the! thisPrincipal arrival ; ae eimaad il teats » ; torm-| harJane" b Pe by Ghar Peggy Jane. g. : Separ ial atiij] Jaqast.week, CCC . company member erCadnk aj/lotte Markley and Stanley Hunt; from suffering Carr Sate of"William Maid" andby Old Seely Fussy Stcut, Nelson, a@ skit,."A Po gece or ere on ae situa train, fHafter See fiance EHE Arood' rebently -teward, Sia Gasbtin Terms wan: el in which manner bot ied | ‘ ; nie ote re a ge neien oe : x7; § | Wilson. The afternoon was spent || playing games and making blocks Miss for | | for a friendship quilt | Wilson. The gifts were distributed each| places, hiding t'in various Got the Mumps"Hattby Stenaey eae ot geane Sia me aytors tor 4 "Chas Charles Jones and Lew Chris-| songs-"We've Newell Bryan, Ray Lloyd Angle Dozer | :#:n.%ei"cemp in-|Ina Hunt and Carma Burnett; "I l tenson are redecorating. the ae ey R easona bl e For Wells ton comment on some Hy on are mca Erie d 50c per Cwt, ¢ gor * +, guarded weekly; regular | and demonstrate know of dairy foods, to the aid of charts, show their nutri- | youth tive value and place in the diet. | the value ) inspector, nang ag be ai ed ith wi quipp C: ee four the of each ted * * Conduc * élees the .gon from sesections. ‘ e ere US Cae SP test was started this year to meen Aeeatit. Bab eae Gad tain, Hite News Dalton Wells, he is able} e camp ractor . n 4" Se | also Kraft Cheese Company, which the awards watches to members of team top extension Asa | by contest national the to October Pa., > reenriver Father Sundav. his held district poe 1s asoiine I Harrisburg, he * * State winners are given trips the ‘ A very amusing and entertaining Miss Marian Pierce of Price was) fever onpetend and was very wel: with the entire camp. in)a week-end guest of her cousin,)program was given by the school leased on Saturday evening of last week. fact, each time that Captain Haz-| Marjorie Wilson. elient li on hall Freeguard Soaiaebeeat A ucyrus left, and ARGIE SHAW, 15, Mur16, near Phyllis Turpin, are Utah's county, ray, Salt Lake dairy 4-H national the in entry to be contest demonstration foods Show Dairy National at the held 12-19 ,roup of gifts. A delightful time) A hair from the head of No-| Services in the education building}San Bernardino, Calif., are spend-| jing the week visi‘jng relatives and) was enjoyed by all. Delicious re-| _, ee ee harrmed is said to be in the dome ma the by ts were served residents|freshmen form:r are They ‘riends. assist-| Hazard, . T John ‘aptain | of St. Sophia. hostess. Greenriver. visited camp|of S FOR wee Burbanks the in singing community recreation wine. in | placed we or offered After being Wells. Dalton camp Arches at the position andj|the he accepted much to the regret ol ant, G Grown Russets and Frank, speak to able barely was of}]ife. ‘by the fermentation of rock candy) %¢ld : Ladies position service. i|the entire Dalt\\. Wells camp, and ienetaetetent-apeaeige Amishrren carry funeral caskets| because of his likeable personality orna-/|2nd his ability, Frank will be misson two gas gas pippipes because mental handles are frowned upon|@d by all. Both Chaplain Curtis and Father |by the church leaders. | Preecuard were in camp this week. ee Curtis gave a talk and Chaplain sparkle| to made is | Champagne p. m. esira rc 5 Park we wish to|in a shoo up there, and was offered}w andja jcb at Price, but returned thanks bereavement, itecent extend our sincere allroom 9:30 a the southeastern Utah and by force of write English. However, after much -haracter and industry established vatient tutelage in camp he learnand maintained law and _ county ed to read, write and speak Engzovernment. He was held in the lish very.well, and after only two highest regard by all who knew months in camp, was. given. the him, and his death casts a feeling job of camp blacksmith, and durof sadness over hundreds of homes ing all of the time that he held in Grand and San Juan counties. that position, he performed his work in a manner that won him much commendation. Frank was Card of Thanks. To all those who were so help- in Price a month ago, taking lesour|sons in arc welding while working during eae ful ae 16 Large Smooth Mountain ji | whe ® he arrived at Co. 234, althose though born in the United States, of his most lived in Euro:= coM- had lands out of the waste POTATOE left Dalton last January, Mrs./934 since for Wednesday Monti- with ‘cello. Mr. Prewer was one of valiant pioneers who carved llr at Starts TT Robert Chris-| wells Dalton, appreciation. Daughter The (Signed) Sons of D. A. Johnson. Music SUDO UUAUA EERE UEN AEE TE On Tuesday morning, Dalton| Wells welcomed into the camp, 40) new members from the east. Part) of the group were men transferred| from eastern companies, and the balance were men newly enrolled in the CCC. All are undergoing the benefits of an excellent orientation program, prepared jointly) land. out- by Lt. Litman, Mr. Christensen and| from relatives the Among Mr. Jewkes. All of the men were side points who came to Moab to in the attend the funeral services were registered for participation educational program, and were ihVir. and Mrs. Edd E. Provonsha, in the routine of camp ‘fy. and Mrs. Dan Provonsha, Mr structed life by First Sergeant Marshall Mrs. ‘and Mrs. W. R. Bass, Mr. and and Lt. Litman. scar Jameson and Mrs. Leland Wolcott and Mrs. W. Redd, La Sal: Mr. Frank Toth, a member of Co. Wednesday Evening e 1evetge FAMED ac EQULUEPUE 10, 194. THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD _ TOO, IF IT APPEARED HER TO BIG SHOW 4-H TEAM STATE Camp of Jersey City, N. J.; four grandshildren and two great-grandchilaren: one sister, Mrs. Bessie Dalton two _ brothers, and >9f Monticello, Aubrey Prewer, Reno, Nevada, and Obispo. Louis San Prewer, Joe Calif. Other surviving brothers and sisters reside in Canada and Eng- tensen G Dalton Wells CCC Henderson Ruth Mrs. and Sal La a Moab induced he of students boy, Carl Berry, to go to La Sal lly atincidenta him, with live and Prewer Mr. there. school tending teacher the boarded family and without charge. Later he was rei m- Emlac by Bessie bursed to the extent of $300 Dance siNEQNLALUERUUUEGUESUGGNONDEEDSIOQUOLeCUAQE0GEBEEAEYUAAURGgUNEE TETAS for the school county Juan San : building. widow, his by is survived He wife, former a Mrs. Isabello Prewer; Mrs. Helen M. Prewer; two daughof Provonsha Isabella Mrs. ters, Fred N. Prewer October Annee PAGE Thursday, UTAH MOAB, TIMES-INDEPENDENT, THE v | STAMOS AFFIZ £0 en INDUSTRIES, LTD, : WINEHAVEN is choice wine from California's finest vineyards. No wonder sea soned wine experts say be wine-wise. WINEHAVEN comes in thrifty gallon con. tainers. IN ALL VARIETIES @ ca me 3 Dre 1 ste fee ‘eta Cooper Martin & Cor: PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE | |