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Show Tremonion, Utah THE LEADER. Portage BIG(I JilH MOW! THE Mrs. Virgil C. Harris E. T. Hoskins Buys Sharp of Provo, is here this Salt Lake City Friday. They ' week, staying with the younger left Sunday for their home. children. Mrs. Christene Peterson was An item of interest this week in HAS GIBBS Ogden Saturday and Sunday, is the purchase of Josh Hawks' LADELL she visited with Mrs. where ORDERS OVERSEAS grocery store of E. T. Hoskins. Martha Peterson, who is in the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ogan and Pvt. Ladell Gibbs left Dee Hospital. where Mr. and and for Pittsburg, Calif., family of Ogden Bruce Arbon was ordained a Mrs. Kent Lee and family of he will receive orders for over deacon in meeting Sunday eveweek-ena fur were after seas spending Brigham City duty, He was honored to have guests of their parents, Mr. and lough at home. Before leaving ning. he and his parents, Mr. and Mrs his parents, Mr. and Mrs. De Mrs. Roy Hawkes. Lome Arbon, his grandmother, Mrs. Wm. L. Gibbs and family J. Hyrum Gibbs, and his sisters, Mrs. Laura Smith of Holbrook, were Brigham City and Ogden Lola Mae Maughan and Velda Idaho, and his Mrs Mr. visited and with Harris, visitors Friday. Mrs. Sara Smith of DeLos Gibbs at Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hoskins, Malad, present at the meeting. and Mr. Mrs. and with Roy Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo E. Hos- Gibbs at Magna. RETURNS FROM kins, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. HarW. Knudsen went to Salt KOREA John atris were among those who Irvin Wren returned home tended the wedding reception Lake City Saturday to see his in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leland wife, who is in the L D S Hos Friday night from nine months Cottle at Trenton, Utah, Wednes- pital there after undergoing op- spent in Korea with the 8th tical surgery Tuesday of last Army headquarters. day evening. Her condition is reported week. of Miss June Gibbs Kaysville Mrs. Edith Yost was hostess with her as satisfactory. to the members of the Cup and spent the week-en- d Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris and Saucer Club at her home Friparents, Mr. and Mrs. David children of Nampa, Idaho, were Gibbs. day night. Naomi Garbanati was Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hawks and overnight guests of Bill's parMrs. Barbara Hansen son J. D. visited over the week- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. D. Har- was the honored guest. Each end in Bingham Canyon as ris, Thursday. lady was contacted during the Mrs. Floyd Rose and daugh- day and was asked to attend guests of Mrs. Hawks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris. ter Janice, Mrs. Virgil Harris the party in what they were Mrs. EIRoy Nielsen of Salt and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs were Salt dressed in at the time the inviLake City visited from Thursday Lake City visitors Wednesday. tation came. Make-u- p was worn until Saturday with her parents, While there they visited with games were played, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harris. Mrs. J. W. Knudsen at the L D S and Mrs. Ruby Hurd was made Mr. and Mrs. Dever Harris Hospital. a member of the club. and family and Mrs. J. Hyrum Misses June Gibbs and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Dewane Larkin Gibbs were Salt Lake City vis- Harris were Sunday guests of were in Ogden Monday. itors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood at Mr. and Mrs. Chester Neal Howell. in Provo Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stewart of spent the week-en- d and Salt Lake City on business. Provo visited Tuesday with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ora H. John en- Stewart's mother, Mrs. Francis joyed dinner at Maddox Friday Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. Oran evening, the event being Mrs. Parkinson. Gardenside, Tender, John's birthday. Mrs. Vera Hall and daughters ; Mrs. Eliza Knudsen Sweet, No. 303 10 cans spent the Nadine and Irene were Ogden week-enwith her daughter and visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mr. and Mrs. Evan Stevenson of Idaho Falls spent the weekMalan, in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Chenney end with Mrs. Stevenson's mothand family of Garfield, Mr, and er, Mrs. Vera Hall. La lani, Fancy, Crushed, Mrs. Fal John and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Parkinson 2 can of Mr. No. Idaho Cleon John 4 cans and family of Roy, Utah, visited Falls, and Mrs. Francis Hull and fam- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oran ily of Brigham City, Mr. and Parkinson. Mrs. Mclvel Jones and family of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoskins Malad and Trent John of Salt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lake City spent Sunday with Darwin Hoskins and family of Ebony, Outstanding Value their mother, Mrs. Grace John. Ogden were Sunday guests of Carol Green of Tremonton was their mother, Mrs. Ladetha HosNo. 1 tall can 6 cans a guest of Trent. kins. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal G. Harris Mrs. Vera Hall, Mrs. Cora left Saturday for Las Vegas, and Mrs. John O. Conley Nev., where they plan to spend went to Brigham City Wednesa week. Their daughter Noma day evening, where Mrs. Hall Empress Strawberry! and Mrs. McCrany attended a Republican meeting. Lg. 20 ox. 3iar Grocery Store d great-grandmoth- topsy-turv- Thursday. April 30. 1953 yEAR AT PEWOY'S! . Mrs. Delia Higby and two daughters Vickie and Judy of Carlin, Nevada, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bealy Cutler. was the name given to Mr. and Burningham's daughter, and Darla Jean was the name given to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hurd's daughter. The Sunday evening meeting was under the direction of the Primary Association, with Mrs. Dora Cutler in charge. An interesting program and pictures of the Primary Children's Hospital were presented, with Mrs. Willa Hurd as the reader. Mrs. Kenneth ELDERS HOLD PARTY Frfday night tne Elders and their partners enjoyed a banquet and program in the ward hall. A large crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott of Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Lael Carter of Park Valley were special guests. Mrs. Grace Anderson and son Floyd visited in Logan Friday. Two baby girls were blessed in meeting Sunday: Claudia Ann relatives in Riverside, California. Mrs. Steffen's parents, Mr. Mrs and Mrs. Conrad Steffen and Mrs. A. D. McGuire, and two of her brothers live in and have returned home, near Riverside. a week with spending visiting after FROM CHEVROLET Phone Mrs. Brooks Shuman accompanied her brothers, C. E. Miller and Wilford Miller of Penrose, to Ogden Sunday to attend the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George Pierson. , Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 3. mm "IP J Mi in Thursday. Friday, Saturday. May 7, WORLD PREMIER 4, 5, 6 ai.tr TECHNICOLOR Starring CHMON HESTON JAN STERLING News Cartoon RHONDA FLEMING FORAEST TUCKER Short Cartoon Short CI HIGHWAY d son-in-la- Mc-Cran- WM 5 hut Snowville Mrs. Christine Peterson Clings, For Dessert Lg. 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WE DO VfiA l1 Corn PLANT BRED IN THE WEST. H JM- M Highway, Extra Standard 5 cans Lg. No. Vi can EASIER HARVESTING THE HYDRID DENT CORN FOR IRRIGATED LAND m Ll UUUUU YIELDS UTAHYDRED SEED CORN i . i It. -- WM Heinz, Rich Cream of Tomato No. 1 can 9 for CQ7 Wtf AQj Mr $ 1 |