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Show - fr." l"W.',.lVu FRIDAY, MAY 13,. 1938 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN vw.c.'fi,'it:,l,; 31 TURKEY FEEDS LAYING MASH COW FEED - PIG FEED FOOD MARKETING Perhaps one of the biggest big-gest problems of the housewife is marketing. What to buy and where? You will find the answer O. P. Skaggs at your Store. P. S. Local Items Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bush and family of Eureka spirit Mother's day In American Fork visiting with Mr and Mrs. Frank Bush. Mrs. Warren Anderson and Miss Edith Thornton spent Saturday In Salt Lake City on a combined business busi-ness and pleasure trip. Mrs. Ray Ellison entertained the Bee Orchis club at the Bromley clubrooms Wednesday afternoon. Twenty ladies attended. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Wrlde, on May 28. Richard Wootton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tracy Wootton of Salt Lake City, has been elected editor of the Utah Chronicle, University of Utah newspaper, for the coming year, it Is reported by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Chlpman. Reading of three one-act plays by Mrs. Helen Dixon of Provo featured a meeting of the Junior Literary league Monday at the home of Mrs. Merle Stewart. Mrs. Helen Ramsay was assisting hostess. The musical program included a vocal solo by Miss Lue Groesbeck, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Jerllng, and a 'cello solo by Miss Edith Clarke, accompanied by Miss Gwen Rlchan. 28c 20c 23c 15c 10c 33c 23c 25c ftmeo. Theatre ...--ywmx. PROGRAM e Towns of Northern Utah Co. The' Amusement Center for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 13 AND 14 2 FEATURES 2 A Slight Case of Murder" With Edward G. Robinson The screen's toughest mug trades his tommy gun for a top-hat! It's 1938's top laugh show. NUMBER TWO "The Invisible Menace" With -Boris Karloff Karloff's supreme triumph. The screen's most terrifying, mystifying melodrama! SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 15 AND 16 GO GAY! GO GOOFY! WITH 7 BIG FUN STARS! M-G-M's 1938 swing- time love-and-laugh parade! Everybody's going go-ing to the year's rowdiest, riproaringest film treat! t n inv' a di a m n SINGS her way right into yat Iwartf mMmfm L A - Butler, O 4 In 1 Oxydol, large pkg. Lard, 2 lb. pkg. Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls Tuna Flakes C. W. Soap, 10 Giant Bars Salmon, large cans 2 for Milk, 4 large cans . Pork and Beans, large can 10c Pineapple, large cans, 2 for 33C Sugar, 10 lb. bag 58c Flour, 48 lb. bag 93c Honey, 10 lb. pail 73c Krcmel Dessert, 3 pks 10c Deviled Meat, 3 cans 10c Peanut Butter, 2 lb. jar 23c Wheat Flakes, large Pkg 17c FRESH FRUITS Oranges, full of juice, Lettuce, large heads 8c Grapefruit, large Arizona, Ari-zona, dozen 25c MEAT DEPT. Lamb, shoulder cuts, lb 17c Cheese, choice medium lb 17c Franks or Weenies, lb 17c Drink Bottled BEER Alway the Same and Always Safe This place is BOTTLED BEER HEADQUARTERS Lowest Prices South of Salt Lake VOL" SAVE LOTS OF MONK V HERE Cottage Tea Room EAST STATE Phone 187-W Mrs. Louis Garrett of Nephi visited with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Allen, and family here over the wek-end. Sunday visitors at the home of Bishop and Mrs Joseph H. Storrs were Professor and Mrs. Elmer Mill er and their family and Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Storrs and family of Provo, and Mrs. C A Storrs and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Storrs of Salt Lake City. t Guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Olsen were Mr. and I Mrs. L. J. Batchelor of Salt Lake I City, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nicholes of Kiverton, Mrs. C. A. Storrs and daughter Miss Gloria Storrs, and Mr. and Mrs Howard Storrs and son Jerry, all of Salt Lake City. I QR SKAGGS FOOD STORES Most and Fewest Counties Texas has the most counties they number 254. Delaware hat the fewest only three. 0 The Ladles' Literary club met Thursday afternoon of last week at the Bromley clubrooms. Mrs. Pearl Cunningham talked on the "Origin of Mother's Day," and reviewed the book "Mother," by Norrls. A musical program also was given. Hostesses were Mrs. Alphonzo Chlpman and Mrs. Jesse Green. SONG HITS! TKa On I Invi" "Down on Mtlody Farm" Q ) Swing. Mr. McndtUsohn' "Show Mutt Co On "Quaint? Dainty Stt" M-G-M SHORTS w with Allan Jones Judy Garland Fannie Brice ani Reginald Owen Blllie Birke Reginald Gardiner Lynne Carver i uJMuyn Jjyci T ncrum ADDED GOOD SHORTS Matinee Sunday at 4 P. M. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 AND 18 BARGAIN NIGHTS "Of Human Hearts" With Walter Houston, James Stewart and Beulah Bondi. A drama that will challenge the fame of the mighty "Birth of a Nation!" A picture for every American, and one you will never forget. Added "A Trip to Mars" AND OTHER SHORTS ADMISSION 10c AND 15c 44 THURSDAY ONLY, MAY 19 The Big Broadcast of 1938" With Martha Raye, W. C. Fields, Dorothy Lamour and many other stars Big in laughs! Big in rhythm Big in romance It's the biggest big-gest "Big Broadcast" of them all! Twelve Big Stars. ALSO GOOD SHORTS Among the out-of-town people attending at-tending the funeralof John R. Wat-kins Wat-kins here last week were Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Peck, Mrs. Thomas Carrol, Car-rol, John Morse, and Frank Rowley of Twin Falls, Idaho; Mrs. Frank Hansen of Garland; F. Y. Morse of St. George; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Farquharson of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Terry of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Adolph Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hansen and children of Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Andrus, Ollbert Rasmussen, Elaine Rasmussen, Mrs. Ardlth Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. James Wight, all of Draper, Mrs. Joseph Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Beck and daughter, and Miss Mae James of Provo. In addition there were many relatives and friends from Lehi. Alpine Al-pine and Pleasant Grove as well as from American Fork. Green Groceries Our policy of securing only Quality Green . G rpceries . assures as-sures you the best in this line. 2 lbs. Powdered Sugar 13c 2 lbs. Brown Sugar 13c 4 large cans Milk 25c 10 lbs. Sugar 56c 5 large C. W. Soap 17c 3 cans Peas 25c 3 cans String Beans 25c 3 cans Corn 25c 3 cans Tomatoes 25c 3 cans Deviled Meat 10c 3 cans Vienna Sausage v 25c Cheese, lb 20c Bananas, lb 5c Boley's Inc, TELEPHONE 4 -WE DELIVER The approaching marriage of their daughter, Bessie Kelly, to Dean De-Los De-Los Crump of Herriman, Is announced an-nounced by Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kelly of American Fork. The marriage will take place Wednesday, Wed-nesday, May 18, at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Kelly is well known here, having been employed by a local store for some .Ume- . he la a. grad.- school. Mr Crump is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Heber C. Crump. The couple will make their home In Salt Lake City. Miss Lillian Wilde and Mrs. Winn Carlisle entertained at a shower in Miss Kelly's honor at the Wilde home Tuesday night. Forty guests were Invited Wednesday night Mrs. Ordell Kelly gave a shower for Miss Kelly. Fifty persons attended. SPECIALS Friday & Saturday 0j KM SEE OUR- Graduatio Dresses T nswi T1-. ftit "XT c xaiiciids, nets. andOrga.! Styles areyoung--Ch. l,,s. pour's PRICED $1.95 to $15.0 Just Received Lovely NEW HATS Priced Very Low All Shapes Every New Style Snow White Story Books - . -..-Trrr-? Cleanup on One Lot Silk Dresses 98c PERCALE Sun Hats 10c Girls' Novelty Trimmed Farmerettes 59c One Lot Percale WHILE IT LASTS 7c yard High Point Flour $1.00 5 Giant C. W. Soap 17c 1 lb. can Breakfast Club Coffee 22c 2 lbs. Soda Crackers 17c 2 lbs. Graham Crackers ... 19c 4 large Milk 24c Tuna Flakes 10c m r 9. n o rr x ouup zoc Election of officers was conducted Jello 5c ! by the American Fork high school Butter, lb. 27c ' cnRPtr of Future Farmers of Amer- r ' iica Tuesday. New officers who will Bananas, 10 c ; l installed next year are James r'Ot KoastS, lb 1 5c Beck, president; Kenneth Beck, vice president; Glen Barratt. secretary; Walter Relmschiissel, treasurer; Earl Holmstead Jr.. farm watchdog; Don Strasburg, athletic manager. Outgoing officers are Arden Spencer, president, and Parker Chlpman, Reed Bailey. James Beck, Stanley Hunter, Walter ReimschiLssel. Large Assortment Plain and Fancy Pattena 10c pair 44 Inch Square Table Cloths SPECIAL SATURDAY 25c ENTIRE STOCK Rust, Blue, Grey and Beige Women's Footwear Regular S3.95 - 8 Chipmao Merc. Co BATE Mrs. Ania Vee Davies Osborne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Davies of Provo( and John W. Pul ley, son of Andrew Pulley of Ameri can Fork, were married Tuesday in , the Salt Lake City L. D. S. temple. President Stephen L. Chipman performed per-formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Pulley left Tuesday on an extended trio. Thev will motor to California and tour up the Pacific Coast through the Northwest, North-west, on a two weeks' trip. A reception in their honor was given by Mrs. Ruth P. Hansen and Miss Mary Pulley at the Andrpw Pulley home Monday night. Sixty members of the Immediate families attended. The rooms were decorated with apple blossoms. A novel wedding cake centered the table, and the table was set with pink glassware and dishes to create a charming effect. ef-fect. Spring turkey was served. ..Mprei.iiart.159.offe ers of the Fourth L. D. S. ward and their partners attended a social at the ward chapel Saturday night in their honor. Games, a program and refreshments featured the affair. The group presented the couple with an attractive magazine rack as a wedding gift. A number of delightful affairs were tendered the bride at Provo last week. Parties in her honor were given every night of the week. Card of Thanks '"Tl let i n f 'assistance of our manv mends and neighbors during our recent bereavement was deeply appreciated- at the" time of the passing of our beloved husband and father. We wish to extend our thanks to everyone for wha they did to assist. We especially thank those who took part at the funeral, for the floral offerings, cars, etc. Mrs John Watkins and Family. The Harrington school won first place In the American Dental poster contest, held in Salt Lake City May 6. Jack Jones, son of Harold Jones of American Fork, won first place for the elementary grades In the state. Provo won first place for senior high schools, and Ogden for junior high. Jack's winning poster will enter the national contest to take place at the American Dental association convention in St. Louis next October. Jack is a member of Miss Miller's art class. o Hospital Notes Mrs. Lynn Walker of Pleasant j Grove is reported to be doing well at me nospiuu, wnere sne underwent an operation for the removal of her appendix recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettlt of Pleasant Grove are the parents of a baby girl, born at the hospital May 1. Mother and baby will be released this week.. Mrs. Harold Pine of Orem received medical attention at the hospital. Mrs. Torval Larsen underwent an operation at the hospital Monday. He condition Is reported as good. Mrs. Myron Jense of Pleasant Grove and new son born May 5 are reported to be doing well at the hospital. Mrs. Jesse Crookston received medical attention at the hospital for three flaysT-"" - Floyd Myers, stricken with an attack at-tack of appendicitis at Rawlins, Wyoming, underwent an operation here May 6. His condition is good. Mrs. Ronald Faddls underwent a minor operation Monday, and Is doing well. Glen Cook, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook of Cedar Valley, Is receiving medical treatment at the HURRY HURRY ! ! Get Some of That Prize STEER BEEF Raised by Orval Brown Local F. F. A. Member Choice Steaks and Roasts from this 9-month-old 900 pound steer will acquaint ac-quaint you with what CHOICE PRIZE BEEF is like. COME IN TODAY & TOMORROW American Fork Market EAST STATE STREET TEL. 84 hospital. Lloyd Chipman was taken to the hospital Tuesday, suffering from an illness of pneumonia. His condition Is reported as good. Extra Spec. 1 j FOR SATODL, ONE DOZES Jumbo Sup Donuts for With Each 25c Raisin Squares, 3fe, Breakfast Cakes J Large Banana TJpi Cakes 3 Loaves Hoc. Math BreaJJj Cakes Decorated! Occasions Griffin'sBi' J NOTICE 48 1 In accordance with Section 57-7-64 XI, . Laws nf TTtoV. ioqh - i 4u . ...nA V wvuit, ijjuo, a uuwmumn y- "w i to June 15, 1938,-has been designated for the tion and adjustment by Official Inspection Stat" brakes, lighting equipment, steering mcchanis j mirrors, windshield wipers and other equipni resident-owned motor vehicles, trailers trailers in the State of Utah. STATE JROAD COMMISSI'-. W.D. HAMMOND, |
