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Show i LtUY. NOVEMBER 29. 1940 THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTATI PAGE FIVE " '' " " Copperfield Annie Pantalon Max Seroggin and Rosalind Hoffman of Salt Lake City were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Scroggin's parents, Mr. and Mrs-Te- Scroggin. Mr. and Mrs. Don Loverich were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bullock. Mrs. Laura McDonald and dau-ghters. Viola and Marylou, of Midvale, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. McDonald's brother and sister-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Drew Stubbs- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Swain and family, Mr- and Mrs- - Harry Sours and daughter, have moved to Copperton to make their home. Miss Arilla Bullock of Midvale spent the week-en- d at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bullock. Charles Salazar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Salazar, is in St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake City re-covering from an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs- Joe Chido and son of Salt Lake City were Mon-day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Falsetti. A stork shower was given for Mrs. Ralph Phipps by Mrs. Rich-ard Todd at the Phipps' home. Those attending were Mrs. Ned Chestnut, Mrs. Nick Nevers, Abigail Todd, Mrs. Van Gray, Mrs. Arthur Phipps, Mrs. John Barrett, Mrs. Ray Watson, Mrs. Carlyle Carter, Mrs. Don Evans, Mrs. Gus Callas. Games were played and refreshments served. High prize went to Mrs. Chest- - nut. Gus Mannis of Salt Lake City and Dean Sarris spent Monday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Callas. Max Scroggin is confined to his home with a broken toe. The Relief society gave a Fare-well party for Mrs. Gilbert Swain at the home of Mrs. Leora Hunt-er Monday evening. Those at-tending were Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Bertha Bray of Mur-ray, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Fern Hickman, Mrs. Florence Abplan-al- p of Crescent, Mrs. Ted Scrog-gin, Mrs. Agnes Steele, Mrs. Pa-mela Moore, Mrs. Manila Ander-son, Mrs- - Harriett Bosworth, Mrs-Bernic- Clinton, Mrs. John Rice, Mrs. Edith Johnson, Mrs. Marg-aret Cole, Mrs. Flora Jones, Mrs. Lila Chiea, Mrs. Beth" Halver-so- n, Mrs. Rowena Stevens, Mrs. Betty Carter, Mrs. Davey Carter, Mrs- - Elizabeth Caldwell, Mrs. Lois Callas, Mrs. Helen Cunliffe, Mrs- Vera Peterson. Games were played and refreshments served. Lovely gifts were presented Mrs-Swai- Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Cowdell and family spent Monday in Salt Lake City visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Anderson and family of Bluffdale are now making their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Cow-dell spent Thanksgiving day at Sandy visiting Mrs. CowdeU's mother, Mrs. Alma T. Wright. Mrs. Mary Borich spent the week-en- d at the home of Mrs. Mary Delich in Murray. The regular monthly Parent-Teach- er association meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3 at the Copperfield grade school, it is announced by Mrs. J. W. Holmes, president. Making ar-rangements for the program are Mrs. Agnes Steele, Mrs. Helen Cunliffe and Mrs. Enid Simmons. O - 1 , I. . , , er - i " You have given seed to and nurtured our priceless heri- - "'im iiiim-a-P tage Gf freedoin of religious worship, free speech, free ! AITII AN incredible richness and generosity, assembly and a free, enlightened press. With your benefi. 1 (D CT OU Iiave iven birlh t0 the Perfume(1 orange cence we ,iave learned tolerance from the intolerant. Q 1 W gves of Florida and California, the waving Such soiJ suci1 laiMl, we are thankful to be born on, eter- - lyU wheat and corn fields of the Michlkwestern naU ful tQ ive ()n? aml llnyiel(li , dcfianl tQ die plains, the white cotton fields of the South . on? ".f liee(l l,e? to save ol,r beloved land from the brutal and the rolling expanse of the Eastern farmlands where rape winch threatens to plunge the whole world towards tranquillity and peace nourish the American principle oe . i.1.! . a barbarism and slavery that staggers the imagination of individual initiative against collective regimentation. civilized, man. We are V proud to be part of the first line In your bosom, you have stored for our welfare all the of defense of American liberties ... to always stand minerals which American genius gratefully receives and mililantly at the side of every true American against the transforms into peaceful instruments by which we live inroads of doctrines seeking to destroy America's price-- the most abundant life known in the history of mankind. less heritage. This reminder of our lieritaye is presented to you thromjh the co-operat- ion of the followina lenders BINGHAM RADIO SHO-P-ELVA RUTH SHOPPE BINGHAM MEAT CO. lone 146 IIuS Dellagnola AT TIIE WE ARE HEADQUARTERS SEE ug FQR DEALERS IN F0R FRESH MEATS COPPER GATE UGIDAIRE AND PH1LCO REFRIG- - THE LATEST IN CHILDREN'S LUNCH MEATS ERATORS, PHILCO RADIOS, AND LADIES' READY-TO-WEA- R CURED MEATS G00D BEER DANCING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES ELVA . Ruth Jerry Phone 5 We Deliver James Korobas, Prop l0 CAR0LYN'S BEAUTY SH0P ADDERLEY &mm oFSUSK, PERMANENT WAVEVG GARAGE SCALP TREATMENTS HUDSON - PLYMOUTH HAIR STYLING CHRYSLER MOTOR CARS IHlrlANb rUUD STORt UTAH OIL PRODUCTS MANICURING CONOCO OIL PRODUCTS Anagt chip one 18 Bryan Bird, Prop. PHONE 246 FOR APPOINTMENTS Phone 88 Chick and Ren 87 Main STUMS CAFE BINGHAM CAFE BINGHAM CANYON 1 Formerly Italian French HOME OF GOOD SAFEWAY STORES INC WHERE FOOD IS GOOD COOKED MEALS "YOUR FRIENDLY GROCER" AND Sam and Vera llUonlAL PRICES ARE RIGHT wells at CITIZENS COAL & SUPPLY CO. m UTAH COPPER PASTIMF INN AND CAFE dealers in CLINIC deckers beer --coal ice nUjlllAL GOOD EATS BEER ON TAP Phone 39 Art J. Sorenson Joe Jaurequi and Lee Loy JUDGMENT During time of bereavsment. It becomes necessary that mse on person or group of pirsom b depended upon for the complete arrangement of the last ritea. By depending on our judgment, you, too, will find almost complete removal of your burden. BINGHAM MORTUARY Telephone 17 Jka stMBM Mr. and Mrs. Anthon Jacobsen and daughter, Mary Agnes, re-turned Saturday from a 17-d-vacation trip visiting relatives and friends m McGill and Reno, Nev., and Sacramento and Shing-le Springs, Cal. They visited Mrs. Jacobsen's father, Sam Tog-liat- ti, and her sister and brother-in-la- w, Mr. and Mrs. John Bres-sa- n, in Shingle Springs. On their return they stopped at Boulder Dam. |