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Show cuamber of of commerce the) im- in made Greenriver News scene of the war. 1930, according to @ report by the| mediate foreign commerce department of tne from removed the were gains largest The ak ie Ee ae ea original Colonial houses painted composition) New England were The United States. white. of our export trade has undergone | gray-not in| oT | | >e The final meeting of the Eastern Star took the form of an evening to which Star members and vere friends and their families invited and was held on the lawn at the home of the worthy matron 21. June on S. B. Wilson, Mrs. About 50 people were in attendance and enjoyed the bounteous supper served by the ladies. It was a most enjoyable occasion. Mrs. Adimae Brown, a grand officer of the O. E. S. in Utah, accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Brown, Mrs. , 4 Edith Downard, Mrs. Viviar: ‘June 24. The grouv attended ‘banquet at 6:30 that evening the and ‘qa breakfast was served in honor of ‘Mrs. Brown cn June 25, at which ‘the Greenriver ladies were special | guests. They report a very interest‘ing meeting and a most enjoyable Let us help you with quick and courteous church basement each ‘Tuesday |afternoon. Mrs. Horace Ekker of Hanksville was a Greenriver guest at th2 ‘home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |G. A. Harris this week. efficient, service. Special This Week The Robertson's Service OILS g-3 :-: PEP t-3 88 marriage licenseS|anq GAS "Vomen's recreation hall at the CCC Neesham D. Glen onu| Nordlund, Mae at the home| Doris Cclo., married with a gocd Uravan, Thursday of last week sf Mrs. S. B. Wilson, ee re in September Porter Doris aaa a C. souseed Mrs. L. re Oe NS S. church the L. D.Dancing neio at evening. vas Saturday and ~n $1.10-$1.25-wi w~other Manti in Elva Mae Bruck, both of Montrose,| Colo., married Saturday by Justice her|of the Peave Dave A. Johnscn. visiting been has and fornia and Wilson Gilbert served. were refreshments snd Miss Porter has jvst recently returned from a mission in Cali- Rowell, Albert Ben in?' friends Castleton, | Shower Ideal i 101% te 814 | i- wit taupes)# Beiges, picot tops. Utah, and Miss Ruth Lucille Haw-~ married| Colo., Cedaredge, kins, Saturday by Justice of the Peace | Dave A. Johnson. Mary) Miss Floyd Holston and stoclill silk sheer Full-fashioned ings. Mrs. and Knabe Lovely Dave of the Peace 41 See 4.ticuaigustice s guests the by enjoyed were "ames sf Red Cliff. Colo., married Thurs- ig! 1 Gifts Colo., mar-| up to 2.50 inches for the two days.) Mulnix, both of byNucla, W. R.| Bishop The rain was accompanied on both | ricd Saturday days by high winds and on Sun-| McConkie. day by resulted in in several places The gravity eommunitv. the | Gladys Colo., ditch} both Osborne, Men's Montrose, of Sunday married Miss| and Brown L. Ronald damage; Much hail. some by Justice J. Freeman. broke, causing bad ficods on several of the Peace Earl Sonnette, Mon-| Arthur Shockey, Ains~| Grand Bedier, ficlds. Logan Lucille | Margaret and Mrs. worth. Frank Searson, Lloyd Sear~|tana, married | Colo., Hotchkiss, Hood, Wynn/| brothers. Jones the son, ee RIDES re ae | Dress Hats Reduced ; $1 Hats $1.40 now and $1.75 Hats, $1.15 now and $1.50 6h 46 $2.25: CANNING SPECIAL Preserving Kettles ina om Cooper Martin & Coz EY ARIE ont 2 all im ified TURNER Moab, © ite 2 @ detailed information, write or see ACE b. r Utah te st nis "ge PAP Ta a DE CR Th WILKEN FAMILY Stations Everywhere ys MOTOR { Mrs. both Henry Francis Ramsey and es Charlorth, Leona Edith For Drive in at the Pep 88-Vico sign for finest products and better service Silk Hosiery Thursday) leader WaS| Thursday by Justice of the Peace ith Mrs. Shaner as Society @4-| Dave A. Johnson. such enioyed. The Put Children Idaho , e Miss Maurine Ethel Mc-| -rogram on missions in the Phil-| calif, and Clifton, married Colo., ‘pine islands and the West Indies | Allister, SHORT and Mesa, of | by Bishop W. R. McConkie. San Diego, Lee Stidham, Wayne 3| matters Several ,ttendance. of and disposed were ‘yusiness Scenic Boat Trips Through the World's Most Famous Canyon Utah Frame. I. Rollins' Nylon Miss and of) bcth On Colorado River in Doris Miss the| to hostesses were acciety Missionary eamp burned to the grovnd on Friday evening of last week, and it was due to the determined effort Allen and the Ritz ccmpany all|Mcnday by Justice of the Peace) of camp enrollees and townsmen that the remaining buildings of suffered severe losses to their crops, Earl J. Freeman. Uravan, Colo.,| Paul Lindstrom, the camp were saved. Fcrtunately, sellars were ficoded, roultry drown-| Nucla, there was little wind, or it would ed: one bridge on the west sid-|and Mrs. Ruby Richards, by Justice| Monday have been impossible to save any- of the river and two on the east) Colo., married thing in camp. The loss of mater- side cf the river were washed ovt: road ials was heavy. as practically noth- a bridge on the Hanksville washed out; and dykes were) ing was saved from the building, was allowing the underpass STOKERS-FURNACES Jue to the ravidity with which the destroyed, of town to beccme flooded flames spread. It was thought to wast with water and mud, causing traf-| For Sale by have been caused by defective fic to be held up for several hours wiring. HANSEN FURNITURE on highway 50. A truck loaded with | Mrs. Laurence Hastings and was caught by a bad flood small daughter and Melvin Shaner coal ‘in Saleratvs wash and was eX-| Company |were week-end guests in Altonah | with difficultv after the ilast week. They were accompanied 'tricated RE CR eR Ra /home by Mrs. Max Barlow, who ‘water subsided. Altogether it .pay for cooler| | will visit in the D. B. Shaner home 'a high price to | weather. |for a tire. FRE aR CR CE TE Vail Hatt severly damaged the} | i James S. Andrews, district O11| Hatt pick-up when a_ bridge and Robert J. .Thomson, |'North Broadway which had been erazicr, aid, of the local grazing 'loosened bv the recent rains gave grazier spent several days way beneath his load and he went ad'rinistraticn, attending a staff coninto the wash. He was. only this week ference at the Salt Lake office. ‘slightly injured, but the truck was They were accompanied to Salt i badiv damaged. City by Mrs. Andrews and) The Past Matron's Circle of the Lake O. E. S. met on Friday of last week Mrs. Thomson. Complete Lubrication Change of Oil (5 quarts) Your Car Washed VICO "Tilson , Greenriver. The intense heat wave was brok-| | time. | A Red Cross class in knitting in en Saturday when we were treat:d ‘charge of Mrs. Logan Bedier is to a heavy rain. Another rain on) brought the precipitation, ‘being held at the Presbyterian Sunday With a Smooth Running Car Thirty-seven ‘number of 41 were issued. hostess. 4 S elshiv' ti ' Max Marlow, Mrs. Laurence| ia | ry having Oe July: 16 Stars Shaner| B. D. and Mrs. "astings way, five couples Marriage in| Wednesday and Tuesday spent | |been issued licenses this week. aaah inate following couples were marMrs. Sam Wilscn and Mrs. S. B.| riedThe during the rast week: ‘Dinning and Miss June' Brown, visited the Grand Junction chapter ‘of the O. E. S. at the visitation of itheir Colorado grand officers on Wir" disposed ag aera were served by issued during May when a recora eae 2: | picnic Enjoy Your Trip | was ag pain Ancient Egyptian womennails by| month of! colo Wednesday matried ee ~ serum | were issued during the Margie and it was M.| justice of the e P Peace Dave A. A. John- their finger nails and [og Clerk June by County elightmontis. cr the summer few less than were| son. a the modern girls. like Teaming, de-| and followed hour ‘yl social Mrs. | iy business' Colo., i the } qa Routine Collbran, 5 flags © nations. civilized all nearly the in appears Red Johnson. = & LSS the market$ Wallace, A. & of|of since Fred Dave aS months tiaal Peace ao United unequalled was and the & of value in the first three year said, report the of 194 : se this changes, ex-| States MARRIAGES at the home of Mrs. Vivian Dinning, with an attendance of 11. 4, ze The ports EIGHT July OIL" GASOLINE BLENDED The , iG e Wilken Family WHISKEY Grain Neutral Spirits. 86 Proof. Blended ner 75% The Wilken iis, ink. cAdetdin Ba bes Copyright 1940, peatiete MAKE MORE USE OF CHEAP LLECTRIC/TY / | FW, ie A passenger car engine delivers from x feurth to a half of its full power moet of the | time. The average heavy-duty TRUCK en- | gine delivers from ¢hree-foarths to ail of its power practically all of its working time. The automobile tests many a fine quality in an engine, but the TRUCK : When ditches need digging no sissies need appl yOK | puis up with a great deal more! For more than a generation the builders of International a‘rucks have built ALL-TRUCK TRUCKS ONLY. Come | | | trucks-and in and arrange for a demonstration. Or phone in and we | will come to you. MOAB GARAGE CO. Moab, Utah Phone yo 9R1 | Enjoy a COOL KITCHEN this summer * * " with an Automatic Electric Range. Surface ‘nits of an Electric Range apply the heat only to the bottom of the cooking utensil and nowhere else. And the outside of the insulated Oven is cool to touch, during baking and roasting. Instead of feeling wilted with cookstove heat, dinner-time finds you fresh and dainty as a flower. Th too, Electric Cookery means freedom hours added to your day. 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