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Show T s Kiigagisicnt IS AllIlOtiIH'4'Cl MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta. Utah, Thurs., Jan. 8. 1953 Iter J : ni V JfcAi 1 . ' , t 1 f f i KNOCK-OUT . . . Johnny Saxton stands over Paul Ferei after Ing him In first round in their Madison Square Garden boat. 20 to 40 Less Than a Year Ago E-T "f!l"'ii Vrn' 1 J Shop for Steaks, Roasts, Chops, Ground Moats At NEW and LOWER PRICES Meat Dept. f DC LTfl'S Ha rrcoDTmrnT sTOcr ' " ' f - ,IJL, u-y .v.i.v By LYN CONNELLY OOLLYWOOD has not yet ful-filled ful-filled its earlier promise of satisfactory production of TV film . . . Hollywoodites wondered about it with the recent disclosure of the findings of the Gordon Levoy Poll across the country that live video shows continue to hold an edge over films as programming preference pref-erence . . . Polling ad managers, TV editors and columnists, agency TV execs and station program managers, live production won over film by a 60-40 margin . . . Sponsors indicated the sharpest reversal in choice with only 55 per cent voting for live telecasts compared com-pared to 90 per cent last year. Bob Hope's definition of a TV set: "The box In which vaudeville was buried" ... As good as it will ever be defined . . . Although there has been no official announcement, rumors are rampant that the sponsor spon-sor will drop the Jack Smith-Dinah Shore radio show, siphoning their money into television . . . Stanley Adams, co-writer on "My Friend Irma," also is a thesplan . . . He's playing the lead in "Stakg 17" at the famed Pasadena Playhouse . . . Gilda Gray (remember?) is slated to make a series of guest appearances on. Hollywood TV shows. FLATTER CHATTER COLUMBIA: Frankle Laine and Jo Stafford continue their fine work together with "Chow, Willy" backed by "Christmas Roses" which should hit big . . . Pt.nl Weston and his orchestra, featuring Charles Nelson, does a wonderful little number called "The Things I Might Have Been," with the same duo teaming up on the reverse in "The Commandments of Love." Johnnls Bay and Doris Day get together in a gay little thing called "Ma Says, Pa Says" . . . Back has the team doing "A rull Time Job" . . The teaming of Ray and Day was an inspiration . . . Guy Mitchell's Mitch-ell's latest is "Don't Rob Another Man's Castle" with '"Why Should I Go Home" on the back. kayo " 3 ' K- V T - & -w. J 4 LOVE MAKING . . . Charles Coburn makes love to Marilyn Monroe In new movie, "Gentlemen "Gentle-men Prefer Blondes." Are Honored At IiMCfltioil Mr. and Mrs. John LeFever, who were married Saturday, Dec. 27, in the Manli temple, were honor-at honor-at a wedding reception and dance Saiurday night, Jan. 3, in Oak City. Many friends from here and out of town were present with best wishes for happiness for the new-lwe;b new-lwe;b and guts lor the new home they will make in Salt Lake City. The bride is the former Genevieve Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson, of Oak City. She was lovely in the traditional wedding wed-ding gown of white satin, trimmed with lace, and a fingertip veil. The brother of the bridegroom acted as master of ceremonies for the program that was given. Refreshments Re-freshments of ice cream and cookies cook-ies were served. . , " -v ! f i "S STEPS DOWN . . . White House military aide Maj. Gen. Harry Vauffhn has applied for inactive service, saying he is sorry to disappoint Senator Nixon who promised to get rid of him. Square Haiicing At Sutherland lolly Sli2iTs To Mttt Friclnv There will be square dancing at Sutherland Friday night, with good music and good calls. Everyone interseted in square dancing, learning or watching, is invited to come. The Jolly Stitchers will meet Friday at 2 p. m. at their club hall in Woodrow. Hostesses will be Mrs. Fern Foote and Mrs. Alice Jensen. Mr.' and Mrs. Mark Abbott and children, Linda and Dixon, drove from Orem Sunday to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Abbott, at Sutherland, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stanworth, at Delta. Mr. Abbott returned to Orem that evening, and left his family here with the Stanworths for the week. He will come Sunday to take them home. Mr. and Mrs. Orran Ashby, from Phoenix Ariz, arrived in Delta Monday Mon-day and attended the funeral services ser-vices Tuesday for John Adams. They are returning Thursady to Phoenix. Dudley Crafts made the trip with them. r 1 ' i i&r fi.'-illt y K a. ... -a CASH ONLY CASH X ' ' 1 I T Men's & Boys' WINTER COATS y4 OFF GOOD ASSORTMENT & SIZES One Only- Rack of Ladies & Children's DRESSES Marked Low to Sell Our Complete Line of Boys' 6t Men's SWEATERS l3 DISCOUNT One Only- Table of LADIES SHOES $2.49 MEN'S OVERCOATS 25 DISCOUNT LADIES SKIRTS & SLACKS y4 DISCOUNT Rummage Rack of LADIES BLOUSES tS DRESSES - A Good Buy - Mr. and Mrs. Cicoigc VV. oi Suarville, announce the engagement en-gagement of their daughter, Shir-lie Shir-lie Kae, to A 3C Arnold lAur Sluel.ls. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rod-nev Rod-nev Shields, ot Sugerville. At present A :!C Shields is Sla-tioned Sla-tioned nt Mountain Home Air Foroe rase, in Idaho. Wedding plans will be announced later. r 4 CLOSEUP ... An expressive closeup ot President Elect Dwight D. Eisenhower was made during a recent press conference. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bishop in Salt Lake City for several days with their infant daughter. Their son Jackie, stayed with his grandparents, grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Star-ley, Star-ley, in Delta. PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY READ OUR WHITE GOODS SALE CIRCULAR That is being mailed to you today. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, JAN. 10 You will save money buying at this sale Our Complete Stock of Ladies' & Girls' WHITER COATS y4 OFF HOUSE DRESSES 80 sq $2.79 Complete Stock Jenson, I HALE AND HAFPY . . . Lord Beaverbrook, English publisher, ' leaves U.S. after watching re- suits of U.S. election. He's very 1 happy, be says. j Mr. and Mrs. AldusChappell have returned to their home in Logan after spending the holidays In Delta with Mrs. Chappell's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Bishop. Good news for the Bishops at Christmas was word of the safe return of their son, Lt Floyd Bishop, Bis-hop, stationed at Mobile, Ala., from a flight to Greenland with a C-124 Globemaster. Mrs. William R. Johnson, of Hold-en, Hold-en, is visiting in Delta with her son, Evan Johnson, and family. Jr. are Kennard Riding was In Salt Lake City last week attending a Standard Oil Company school on correct handling of a service station. sta-tion. ONLY Men's All Wool cS Part Wool WINTER SHIRTS y4 OFF i MEN'S CREAM COLORED CORDS $3.98 - Very Good Buy - Men's tS Boys' WINTER CAPS y4 off 1 ONLY-ELECTRIC ONLY-ELECTRIC RANGE $20.00 Down $10.00 a Month B. F. Goodrich Rubber Footwear ZENITH T V & RADIOS Kelvinator Ranges BENDIX WASHERS New Home SEWMACHINES American Central Kitchens pl PMB |
