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Show Thursday, Pec. 16, 1943 WASHINGTON PAGE FIVE COUNTY NEWS. ST. GEORGE. UTAH Mrs. W. J. Reichmann enteriM tained seven tables at Bridge and jf 1 Rook at her home last Friday 1 evening. Bridge honors went to Mrs. Henry Crosby, Mrs. LaVon WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Orson Hall ac- McQuaid and Mrs. H. C. Thomas. WANTED: Couple wants ride to Provo near Christmas time. companied their son, Cadet Arlo Rook honors were shared by Mrs. Hall to Salt Lake City last Rex Frei and Mrs. Carl Mathis. Phone 279-Thursday to visit their daughter and sister, Verle Hall, returning Mrs. Gerald Blake was hostess MISCELLANEOUS home Sunday morning. last Thursday evening to the . THIS WEEK is your last chance N. E. B. Pinochle club. Honors to order fruit trees, because went to Mrs. Don Judd and Mrs. Mrs. spring orders will be out of the Janet, Ray Schmutz and baby, Frank Orahood. question. I have started to book day in spent Saturday and Sun& , Logandale, Nev., with her orders for fall of 1944, as trees An airplane post card received Mrs. Louie Wells and mother, are getting scarce as hens teeth. at the News office this week from other relatives. See D. M. McMurtrie. dl6p Marion Hinton announces the WASHING MACHINES and reWalter Snow made a business birth Dec. 7th at the St. Johns frigerators and everything fixed trip to Salt Lake City last week. Santa Monica hospital of a daughat the Electric Service and Fix-ter to he and Mrs. Hinton. The Shop. Frank Orahood, 70 No. The Center ward High Priests father is a leadman on the asMain, phone ol4rts are planning a sembly line at Douglas aircraft. social for next Saturday evening in WANTED TO BUY Mrs. Chauncey Macfarlane is the basement of the Tabernacle. here from Las Vegas spending the With their WANTED TO BUY: Dish cuppartners they will enweek with her daughter, Mrs. e board for small child. Phone joy a short program, Donna Merrill. . 173-dl6c dancing and refreshments. WANTED: Wagons and triPhilharmonic Mrs. B. Jarvis returned early Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arnold and cycles and all parts of same. Fix-Arntheir and from son, sister, Monday Alycia a month spending d2rts in Shop, 70 No. Main. Burbank, Calif., with Mr. and old arrived Sunday from FullerMrs. J. Mark Holmes and daugh- ton, Calif. Mrs. Arnold and son FOR SALE ters. remained to visit with her mother, LIMITED inventory of oil heatMrs. M. Odenwalder, the Doctor Each ers available. Contact me reMrs. John W. Pace left last and his sister going on to Salt garding your needs. Herman J. Friday for Salt Lake City to at- Lake City to see their aged gammy Kaye! Jan Peerce! Larkin. Phone 227. dl6c tend the funeral services of Mrs. father, who is ill. Dinner Music! Bach album FOR SALE: One good ranch Ella Gardner McQuarrie Hatch, contains four records. Mrs. Wm. T. Morris Jr., and dog or what have you in ex- and will spend the week visiting Friwith the left children of last D. the deceased. M. McMurtrie. See daughter, Audrey, "America Siege". . . change. Racordi) day for Ogden where Miss Morris (Four dl6p Mrs. Tina Macfarlane left early will take training at the Superior ft FOR SALE: Christmas trees. James Lawrence, 4th North and Tuesday for Salt Lake City, where Beauty school. & she will remain until after the 5th West. first of January with her daughclub were enterThe Three-FOR SALE: Childs Fire Chief ter, Mrs. Samuel Bleak, whose tained last Thursday evening at car. Phone 149, News Office. husband, Dr. Samuel Bleak is still the home of Mrs. Owen Pendleton. Rook was the diversion, folFOR SALE: Good tractor in in the hospital lowed by refreshments. s condition. Phone 2462 Mrs. DeVere R. McAllister, the or write, Box 123, Hurricane, former Ila Cox, and babies arUtah. rived last Friday from Fort ColOUTSIDE FOR SALE: 1938 model lins, Cblo., to visit over the holiTHERMOMETER Plymouth sedan. Looks like new, days with her parents, Dr. and good tires, upholstering in good Mrs. W. C. Cox. Also has heater, decondition. Easy to read! Accurate, froster and other conveniences. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Cannon reliable. Haa extension Cash price, $675. Sylvan Graff. and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cox bracket for outside 8ix glass star molds. Guarwindow. dl6c spent Monday in Cedar City, Phone anteed heat resisting. where they were called, due to 49c capacity. the serious illness of Josiah M. WELL TRADE Hoyt, brother of the two women. WANTED TO TRADE: Airo-fla- Mr. Hoyt underwent surgery reoil heater for wood and dl6c cently, and was reported inim-a coal heaterola. Call 155-serious condition, but is now jBpcaJfoxQ' SANTA SAYS d2-9-1- s Enjoy Reading These Long Evenings What is more important enthan the ability to these long? joy reading vision you deprives Poor of these comforts of the so make long evenings, an appointment to have It 206-N- J. as old-tim- present glasses your checked and your eyes examined by Dr. Burgess record ALBUMS It at the Burgess Optical in St. George, Wednesdays only. BURGESS m OPTICAL 10-inc- Lenses Duplicated Frames Repaired h The Famous DELUXE CII AMPION TIDE Made with Deer-GriCoTread, Saftl-Surenstruction and Vltamlc p d I Rubber! I NEWS ADS for RESULTS W Let's Mp tliem get & first-clas- f d9-1- o or 29c proving. LOST Mrs. Lillian Ttydman and childOne large coke fork, "D handle. Reward. ren arrived Monday from Salt Tlllt Met for Year HaaraaHea Itaaml Gift Suggestions: Chenille Bathroom dl6p Lake City to visit her parents, and Bugs. Sets Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wallis and We have, a few 9x12 a other relatives. wool their held Aces rugs. The Easy On behalf of the men and women eveWednesday party assortment of linoatMrs. Mr. Good and "Home Frank Prince In uniform who will be going the home of Mrs. Loraine tended Sunday services in we ask that you ning at leum, for Christmas Rugs and Roll Goods. Cox. Special guests of the hostess ward Dec. 5th, to witness forego all but the most necessary were Mrs. Howard Judd, Mrs. Bill Real buys on living Room the christening of their grandtrips during this period. Thank You! Bleak and Mrs. Rudgar Atkin. child, the infant son of Cpl and Sets. in the evenings games Mrs. Melvin Prince. The babys BIG HAND CAFE Honors were shared by Mrs. Judd, Mrs. father is in Shreveport, La., in Phone 128 Henry Crosby and Mrs. Clawson military training. This is the first Just Arrived: St George of Mr. and Mrs, Burgess. After the serving of reA limited supply of good freshments each guest drew a gift Luther Hemenway. Christfrom the beautifully-lighte- d OVERLAND Coil Springs Guest this week of Dr. and Mrs. mas tree. P. E. Harris is their nephew, AND Mrs. Edna Johnson spent Sat Hebe Cantrell of Salt Lake City, urday and Sunday in Provo on Miss Kate Bracken arrived last Cotton Mattresses business and visiting. a Monday from Los Angeles to visit Miss Elsie Harridance, who has over the Christmas holidays with Springs priced from been employed at the Remington her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. for Arms plant in Salt Lake City Joseph W. McAllister. 11.50 up several months spent last week Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Webster Adair home with her parents, Mattresses priced from Mrs. William Harridance. She re- and small daughter were St turned to Salt Lake City Sunday George visitors Tuesday from 12.95 up entering the General hospital on Glendale, Utah. Monday to begin her training as Mrs. Anthon Madsen, the forma cadet nurse. Portable er Helen Cannon and daughter CLOTHES CLOSETS Mrs. Essie Stephens, mother of Antoinette are here for an exMrs. O. B. Fry, underwent surg- tended visit with her parents, Mr. Priced from ery at the McGregor hospital and Mrs. Raymond Cannon while Stanis is Mr. Madsen making at She reported Dec. 9th. employed 6.95 up ford, Wash., where he was transrapid improvement ferred recently from the small arms plant in Salt Lake City. Funeral w TTM a. LOST: with Issmi will be crowded during the Rex R. Frei. Ckrlstmae-Ne- -- NO TIKIS w 33-J-- 2. 30-inc- h AiK MOLDS QUIiliN SMOOTH Year Holiday Seasoa as Bunk-ervil- le great-grandchi- t 2.19 Q ld GREYHOUND TABLE TENNIS , Mrs. Hatch Arrowhead Pectol entertained (Continued from first page) at her home on the Bridge-Ette- s the first Mayor of St. George and Monday evening, honors going to known for his work in establish- Mrs. Robert Pickett and Mrs. both in ing flour timber mills, Salt Lake Grant Whitehead. Mrs. Merlin Milne won the Bingo prize. this vicinity and in the City area. L In 1864 she was married in tne A. St. George Temple to Hector death McQuarrie Sr. Following his she reared, her family being moved to Logan to join her daughv later ter, Mrs. L. Boyd Hatch, of Ixigan Hatch E. H. marrying You are invited to take advantage of our her After his death, she made in St special service of trips to Las Vegas and the Imhome in Ogden. Both was acshe in Logan George and perial Valley feeding grounds. in tive as an officer and worker the childrens Primary, serving of several years at board member George, St in this organization same and was a counselor in the and presiin Logan organization of the dent of the religion class She ward ofLogan. First L.D.S. of the also served as president We also maintain a daily schedule with our of Cache county camp, Daughters Housecoats in the holi- Utah Pioneers. large units to the Los Angeles market It will pay following sons I day spirit. Grand g Surviving are the you to consult us regarding your shipping needs. and daughters: Mrs. Horace E. Hemingway H. Jgift giving warm wishMrs, aU of beauties, jg Walker, and Rukm J. McQuarrie, prints and plains. Mrs. Hortense M. Odium 2d Mrs L. Boyd Hatch of New and Complete Shipping Facilities for All Items York City; H grandchildren Our stock of gift items two sisfour or is still From Los Angeles to Southern Utah ters. Mrs. Annie McnaO quite complete. Baker, Maude and Mrs. Kanab, Archie I Duchesne; two brothers, of Salt ft Gardner and Nathaniel Lake City; and several ROCKY MOUNTAIN SERVICE, J and sisters. I Satheld Funeral services were 1 I urday, Dec. H. ai Mrs. Lewis Appliance Co. BAT mad BALL SET Here your chance to get replacement! for your worn out aet. Xncludea two official size baaawood bate and two baHa, Bright Colors Add Charm fa Amy Kltekomf KITCHEN CHAIR CUSHION Has Waterproof Intorhr Hade of brightly colored imulated leather with harmonlalng tape and ties. Revereible. 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