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Show I Wadsworth Theatre I THURSDAY and FRIDAY X . Big Double Feature : Big Double Feature g I "DEATH YALLEY MAN HUNT" t . . . And . . . I "THE PAY-OFF" f T SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY J ! "SHINE ON HARVEST MOON" t Starring Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson and Irene Manning. A delightful musical comedy Highly rated! only the new Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid BRINGS YOU ... 1 The best that modern knowledge and engineering engineer-ing make possible in a hearing aid . . . yet priced at only $40. One model one price one quality, our best. ; 2 Four-Position Tone Control. One Model-one instantly adjustable by price one quality ' ... , . ... wearer to right combination of ! $ A tones for varying surroundings, " hearing deficiencies in any Rndy to wear, complete range. No other adjustments with nul Ionic tubes, crystal needed microphone, magnetic ear- phone, batterieiiberai j Special' Battery-Saver Cir-gruarantee. Cir-gruarantee. No extras mo r . , . ttocoys". cuit. Insures economy in battery bat-tery consumption . . . results Light, streamlined, fits in in substantial saving of battery pocket or under dress. Let M& Dattery replacement your own ears judge its expense, excellence. You will not be pressed to buy. We sell 4 Zenith Guarantee covers only to those "who can be full year, with unique service helped. insurance plan. WE INVITE YOU COME IN for DEMONSTRATION BURGESS OPTICAL ST. GEORGE CEDAR CITY A' SERVICE j ABBi MEN'S I )mf 18x8x10 High L - Heavy Water 5 U v ' V; Repellant J j Khald 0lOth AUTHORIZED DEALER V s T f yv yl S Gaiety THURS. and 111. Kay Kyser and his Orchestra In "Swing Fever" SAT., SUN. and MON. Donna Reed and Robert Walker In "See Here Private Hargrove" TUBS, and WED. "Hi, Good Lookin'" ... And . . . "Marshall of Gunsmoke" XXXXXX DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION 1 MAY 6 COUNTY COURT HOUSE 2:00 P.M. Separate meetings for men and women. 2:30 P.M. Joint meetings. Special work for all officers and delegates of districts in the county. All interested Democrats Demo-crats invited. Signed: KOXEY S. ROMNEY, County Vice Chairman. ! East Ward Day j 1 Saturday, May 6th I At the Recreation Hall ! I PROGRAM I 1 RELIEF SOCIETY BAZAAR t STARTING AT 3 P. M. j! . a RiFi i i m mini lMI j UlNNtK at tne wcn-aik rAviuun AT 6 P.M. t f '- (Bring Your Own Knife, Fork and Spoon) J .MEJW HOT DOGS, HAMURGERS, VARIETY OF SAND- $ WICHES, BAKED BEANS, PIE, CAKE, ICE CREAM $ ' AND SOFT DRINKS. ! M. I. A. Program At 9 p.m. t i J Congregational Singing Led by Mrs. Helen Fuller. Prayer Patriarch George E. Miles. J Song, "The Whistling Farmer Boy" East Ward Boys, Led by Mrs. Helen Fuller. X Something About the East Ward Talk by Bishop Schmutz. j Skit By East Ward Boy Scouts. T Two Songs by Ladies' Chorus Directed by Mrs. Mae Pace. J One-Act Play, "The Wedding Rehearsal" Directed by J 1 Mrs. Ruth Hafen. 2 Two Dance Numbers: a. Mexican Tap and Rhumba Skit. f b. Totem Pole Tap. By Girls of the Woodward High School Directed j By Mrs. Fawn S. Pickett J "A Depression Dirge" A humorous reading by Arthur Kemp. X Two Accordian Numbers by Norma Jean Paolasso. J Benediction by Emma McArthur President of East Ward Relief Society. ! DANCE at 10 p.m. I WOODWARD HIGH ORCHESTRA J All Funds from the Bazaar and Dinner Will J Be Used to Increase the East Ward Building Fund. 'I- ! ! '! i i "We can't argue with the Judge on that isn't the answer. It's not that simple. We point, can we Mabel? It's not fair to penalize had nearly 14 years proof of that, didn't we? lany(?r the actl0ns of the few-" "The real answer is education and better That, folks, is exactly what we would be control. In fact, the responsible members of - doing in this country if we ever voted for the distilling industry are working con- prohibition again. Authorities who have stantly toward that end They don't want made a careful study of the problem, report anybody to abuse the use of their product that only about 5 of those who drink any more than the three of us do." abuse the privilege occasionally... 95 drink "If everybody would take that sensible sensibly. Probably doesn't compare with attitude, Judge, and cooperate as more and the number of folks who overeat and do more are now doing, we'd be a lot better other things to excess. Prohibition certainly off a lot cfuicker." TkUaJnttiumml axmsor by Cttfntmt tj Akoholit Bnnaf Indtut'iB. |
