| OCR Text |
Show The LEADER Myrle Udy SGT. LOWELL CAPENEB HOME SgL LoweU Capener, son of Mr. and Russell Capener Mr re- turned home during the week for a thirty day furlough after being years. He has been In the army for three and half years, and has been servk ing Ei the Seventh Division. He is to be stationed in California and will return there at the end of his furlough for the remainder of his time, which will be some time in the laM, for his release. He reports having enjoyed his sojourn in Germany and being very interested in the country. He says it 3s a most beautiful country with many wonderful things to see. Mrs. J. H. Ward is in Salt Lake for a short time taking care of Jut daughter, Mrs Burl Herman- sen and new grandson. There are two older boys awaiting the return of baby and mother from .. , the hospital. Capt. and Mrs. Don Adams and son Donnie came during the week to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ward and other friends and relatives in the valley and Ogden. Mrs. Mable Hadfield, Doris Boche, son Vernon, and Mina Ward were in Brigham Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Ward of College Ward, Cache County, vis- - in Germany three a Army-Tan- ; SALE "d we have the following farm implements listed for sale or trade : M. Tractor McCormick Deering trail mower, 7 foot, 3 knives. MeCormick. Deering 6 row beet and bean cultivator John Deere heavy duty side delivery rake. MeCormick Deering tumbler plow, 14 incii. SlutHew well pump. No. 7f Oliver row crop tractor with tang on plow Re Royal lawn mower. Ail is Chalmers R. W. tractor. o e .List your: used farm machinery with us No charge. Kit States ; Implement Co. tVemonton ran his mother, Mrs. Phebe Udy. Ward and other relatives in town Hyrum Thorn of Perry visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Friday. Mrs. Ray Capener went to Udy. Mr3. Leland Capener enterProvo Friday to get her son, David, whose school was out. tained twenty - four children Mrs. Helen Capener accompanSaturday in honor of her daughied her to Salt Lake and visited ter Marlee's birthday. Lunch there during the day. They re- was served and then they were taken to the picture show for turned Friday evening. entertainment. and officers The Primary Dr. Jex Capener and sister, teachers took the children to the Clarkston Cemetery to see the Mrs. Dala Altman of Salt Lake g ave of Martin Harris Tuesday. spent Sunday with friends and ' After a short service they held relatives. a social hour in the Clarkston Richard and Rosen Capener Ward chapel and lunch was ser- and cousin Karl Aultman came ved by the officers and teachers. up frcm Salt Lake for the long Everyone enjoyed the trip im- weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bowcutt mensely. There were six car loads of ladies and children and visited .relatives Friday. They Bishop Leland Capener attend- took their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed to give the talk to the child- - William Bowcutt to Willard to dren. , visit their daughter, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward and Mrs. Marsh for the day. Ken Bourne and son Richard baby daughter of Salt Lake, Mrs. Walker of and Rayola Ogden Capt and Mrs. Don Adams and son of California visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ward Thursday evening and Friday and again on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Udy and family spent the long weekend in Salt Lake with relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bowcutt and f anally, of Logan, Mr, and Mrs. Alf White and family of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Eeed Macfarlane and family of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Roundy and family of Fielding and those in town visited with their mother and sister, Mrs. Rule Macfarlane and Ardene Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bourne took her sister, Mrs. Edith d to Farmington and Salt Lake Friday. They visited during the day with relatives and brought home with them their daughters, Mrs. Ray Phillips and sons, and Diane Bourne, to spend the weekend. Mr. Phillips came up from Kaysville Sunday afternoon to take his family back. Mrs. Nina Dustin has been in town for the long weekend. She will return to Logan Sunday afternoon to be gone for the big gest part of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George Hales of Washington are visiting their brother and family, Ron Hales. They met their daughter, Betty, who has been attending the BYTJ this past school year. Lola Hales and David Cape ner, who have been attending the BYU this past winter are home far the vacation period. Miss Ardene Macfarlane is vis iting her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Macfarlane in . Ogden. Mrs. Ted King and children of Teasdale came Sunday to visit her parehts, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis for a week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wood of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Udy of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Price of Malad visited Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed r I Elwood PRAIRIE DIMES WANTED! Recent visitors at the Ed Hes-lchome were Mr, and Mrs. Garold Heslop of San Diego, Calif crnia. Another son, Adren, finished a three months course in mechanics at his base in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Saturday visitors at the Heslop home were Mr. and Mrs. Foutz of Bountiful, and Mrs. Lewis E. Bates of Morgan. Sunday the Heslops visited at the home of Theron Saunders in Logan. For Highest Market Prices! Miss Erma Ate', is here visiting her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas Abel. She finished the spring quarter at the BYU last Friday and will return to Provo to start the summer session on June 9th. g ' ' Ship or Deliver To just Mable Romer j p UTAH BY-PRODU- i4 CTS Salt Lake City Phone Garland 195 Logan 49 Ogden HabM Cfcecfc Tour Car. Cfceck PHOSPHORUS vJi'ii'i ioo teeth and tissue, and nerves in condition. RIBOFLAVIN teams with LtOf cium in building strong teeth and bones. help- ing keep muscles and helps growth ir children, prevents signs of old age in adults. QJOL . pfe-matur- e , PROTEIN VITAMIN A for THIAMINE O Aft OOft "'' ng helps keep eyes strong, preventi"night blindness." body-buildin- strengthens nerves. Milk and its products provide about 30 MESH Service f:5: . FIRST " ICE CREAM PARFAIT of the average fam15 about of cost the ily's food, yet they only family's food dollar. milk in your refrigerator Keep a good supply of grand-tastinalways . . . and make sure every member of the family gets his four gla: SSCS. ; . daily quart g - Acciaeirfi. Tremonton 3581 ' R" as low as $4.00 down and your old tires . puts a set on your car Wape's Associated Dial . CALCIUM ffl' Sm1( Puncture fotcti against Blowouts and Now Defies Skids, too f Sun-da- Kindergarten started here Monday morning. Miss Emerine Christensen of Bear River is the teacher. The Bear River children are attending here also.. Visitors at the homes of Veda Mrs. Shirley Tactsanbacker of Crozier and Ann Zesiger Thurs- Lewiston, Utah . day included their sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. CConnine of Nancy McGregor cf Thatcher. Idaho, Mrs. Mary Panter of Dillon, Montana and Eli Win-zel- er were Sunday dinner guests Cleveland, Idaho, Mrs. Gale Bell and children of Mink Creek, and of the Adam Brenkmans. sun-shower- SEE THE TIRE THAT EARNED ITS NAME to all 3 Tirt Hazards Safe OrlWuf J Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morte risen drove to Provo Friday to get their son Gary who finished the years studies at the BYU. Mrs. Frank Heslop and daughter Enr.a spent Memorial Day in Plain City. In bright, or any time there is June a better to drink than cool, refreshing glass of good nothing milk. And there is nothing better for you . . . because milk is nature's most perfect food. Look what yoii get in every quart of delicious milk your daily four glasses expressed in percentages of daily nutritive requirements: asss sew Km" fin eswtr visited Sunday i with his brother, Mr. and MrsJ Leland Bourne. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward ac- -; companied their daughter, Bar- -j bara to the graduation exercises j at the Institute in Logan Sun, day mornin?. Ron Hales is improving steadily and will be home from the hospital Monday. Mrs. Lucille Walters and children cf Magna visited her sister. Mr andlrs. Dale Udy v and Monday. . ! "LIFE-SAVE- r of Farmington May-fiel- TRADE Farmal ' ited Riverside Thursday, June 5, 1952 I tJ RUDDER limn your fomily I y',r M WW Juno iGBaigif BW- onOhJn,(l!? mi - |
