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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE Delta, Utah, Thurs. June 10, 19S4 The Millard County Chronicle Published Every Thursday at Delta, Utah, By CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Frank S. Beckwith and Athena Beckvith Cock Owners Athena Beckwith Cook Editor Frank S. Beckwith Business Manager Entered as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Delta, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 FOR LIGHT OR HEAVY LAND LEVELING, or bulldozing and road building of any kind, see II. A. Curtii, Delta, Utah. Phone 3'J2. For All Upholstery Needs, such as Recovering, Remodeling and Custom-Made Furniture, drop a card to TWITCH ELL UPHOLSTERY Cftdar City, Utah Truck Will Be In Delta Every Two Weeks With Free Pick-up And Delivery TF LETS TRADE 74 O. H. V. Harley Davidson Motorcycle for Jeep or Pickup. See Calvin Dutson Oak City or t Brooklawn Creamery 8 til 9 a. m. everyday 6-20 RADIO & TV SERVICE,! Authorized Authoriz-ed member of Radio-TV Assn. Pick-up and delivery. Ph. day, 251 night, 17G2. Delta Auto Supply. 24 TF BICYCLE REPAIRING: Parts, tires Accessories, paintings, overhauling, tricycle and baby Cab wheel retired. re-tired. Delta Auto Supply. 24 T F WE WILL GUARANTEE sure np pllances, as In the past. Repair work done by expert repair man. Call us at 3-1. THE Delmart. ! ! i r -- -"i j DELTA BUS LINE Leave Delta 6:30 a.m. ! -eare Continental Bus Depot j In Salt Lake City 4:50 p.m. ! DAILY FAST EXPRESS I To and from Snll Tnl rs -"i : 151.25 per hundred under ten! pounds. 52c WHITE EARRINGS AND NECK LACE $1.00. Men's All Steel Bands $1.00. See our Dollar Table for Friday and Saturday, George Van's Jewelry U-10 SPRING FRYERS for sale: New Hampshlres, to be sold live weight only. Jerry Knight, Delta KFD. ph SFJ. CJIO pd CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY every week mailing postcards. Work home spare time. Box J Water-town, Water-town, Mass. C '25 pd FOR SALE: 280 acres, 200 shares of Despret water. 10O acres into Hay. Fenced and drained. See Reed Turner. 6-20 FOR SALE: Small modern home in Delta, two bedrooms. Ph. 48J2. TF FOR RENT: 3-room modern apt, $31.50 per mo. Also single apt., $21.50. See Ruby Bunker, or ph 3113. C;3 TF 1 I WILL SHIP HOGS June 2, 1G, c;23 and 30. Dewey Sanford. BATTERIES FOR CARS TRUCKS Starting at 11.95. Fully Guaranteed We have sold over eleven hundred. hund-red. Our batteries last from two to four years. Delta Auto Supply 63 TF i FRYERS And 14-week old pullets for sale. Wayne Turner, Delta RFD ph. 3861. 610 pd NITECRAWLERS at Quality Mar-ket Mar-ket Hardware Department. FOR RENT: 3-room modern apt, vacant about June 1. Call 3G3 or 1115. 5j20 TF FOR SALE: 8(V-gal. Heatmaster water heater, $145.00. Delta Plumb Ing Service, Jack Malone, ph 3211. Ci 17 Sugarvillo Venict Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shurtz from Central, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. John Moody and Mrs. Ray Moody and son from Iovell, Wyo., and Mj-. and Mrs. William Moody from Salt Lake City all spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frelen Shurtz, and attended the Moody reunion on Saturday night at the Palomar. Tuesday was the closing social of the Relief Society and honored the visiting teachers. A very good program was put on, and Ice cream and cookies served. Mrs. June McBride and daughters Evelyn Davis visited wth their parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis. Miss Maurine Jensen from Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with her parnts Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har-old Jnsen. Mj.. and Mrs. Lowell Lambert made a trip to Provo during the week. Rufus Clark Is home from the hospital In Salt I-ake and is doing do-ing fine, we are glad to welcome him home. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Van Wagner Mrs. Reba Kohler and family from Midway, surprised their aunt Mrs. Henrietta Barben with a visit on Wednesday. A lurge crowd was out for the funeral of Morgan Abbott. Hinckley Bertha Love Men's Work Socks: Nylon reinforced. rein-forced. 4 pr. $1.00 The Delmart STEWING HENS .70 Cents Each Art III11 Sheets by Cannon: Colored $2.49 each. Good for wedding gifts. The Delmart. SEE out Mlnneapolis-Mollne Machinery Mach-inery for good buys. Done F.ijulp-ment F.ijulp-ment Co., Phone 1125. T F 24-MONTH GUARANTEE BATTERIES. BATT-ERIES. All groups $12,115. Fill with water only once or twice a year. Buy now for your tractors, cars or trucks. Firestone Tires, Piilsbury Feed. Moody Warehouse, Sutherland, ph 1112. 5jl3 TF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS For sale: 2 bedroom sets, twin beds sots, platform rockers, deep freeze, electric range and refrigerator, kitchen set. T. A. Clarldge, ph. 891. 5.13 TF FOR COMPLETE PLUMBING installation ins-tallation and repair call Delta Plumbing Service, ph 3211, Jack Malone 610 TF i FOR SALE: Blue studio couch and chair. Mrs. Venor Moody ph 7J2. 6.10TF FOR SALE: McCormick - Peering trail mower fits II tractor. Set of 2-way plows, fits Super C Tractor brand new. Ph3S2x or see Robert Webb, Sutherland Men's Van Heusen Dress Shirts for Father's Day. White $2.95 and The Dolman WANTED TO BUY: Wheat and Barley. Have installed CO. 000 lb. Fairbanks Morse truck scale. M. J. MOODY, phone 1112 6 10TF MARZWELL STAPLERS We stock the large sized Markwell Stapler. Unconditionally guaranteed against again-st any breakage of normal performance. per-formance. We also have staples for most of the Markwell models. The Chronicle SHOE REPAIRING I will be in on Fridays and Saturdays Sat-urdays to tepair your shoe. All work brought in will be completed and ready to take out the same day 171 MAIN STREET DELTA. UTAH Mens Work Shoes: Good for hay-lug hay-lug season. Rubber soles. $5.l.H) Size G to 11. The Delmart ELECTRIC MOTOR AND GENATOR REPAIR. All work guaranteed. See Dan Lmmett. S! North 3rd Fast, Delta, phone 3721. C 24 pd Children's-Brown shoes Size 5 to 8 2.P8. Size 8ls to 12 3. t8 Size 12 s to 6 3.V8. Rubber sole that makes good wearing. The Delmart BABY SITTER is available for daytime day-time every day but Sunday. Call June Peer, ph tC2. Delta. C 24 pd FRYERS FOR SALE: Live weight only. Mrs. Songer ph 94J3. 6 24pd NITECRAWLERS at Quality Market Mar-ket Hardware Department. FOR RENT: Furnished apartments close in to church business and school. Good yards, lawn and shade. See L. II. Johnson at 173 North 3rd West at Delta or ph 811. Squaw Cloth: 15 colors to choose from 75c a ynrd. The Delmart FOR SALE: Modern 3 bedroom home, furnace, wall to wall carpeting. car-peting. Excellent location. See Bryce Memmott or call 581 for appointment to see. 6-17 FOR SALE: 41 Chev, in good condition, con-dition, and 41 Pontlac. Will sell cheap. See Red VanDeVanter, 114 S. 4 W. Delta. 6! 24 pd Leamington MRS. MAELE HARDER Misses Rayon Panties: Assorted colors or white. 79 c each or two Pr. $1.50. Size S-M-L. The Delmart NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE MENT, Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. May 20, 1954. Notice is here by given that the Utah State De pnrtment of Fish nnd Game, of Salt Lake City, Utah on April 2G, 1954, filed application Utah 012419, under section 8 of the Taylor Graz ing Act, as amended, to select the SFA.SE'., section 4, EVaNE'.i, W'i SE1, section 9 WliNEU section 21. SW'.SE'-, section 27, W'-.NE'. section 34, T. 19 S., R. 7 W., and lot 1 section 3, T. 20 S R. 7 W.. S. L. M., Utah 41G.25 acres, in ex change for the SW'SEU, SEV, SW'i section 20, NE'i, NEVi NWU section 29, W'iE'-j section 32, T. 19 S.( li. 7 W., S. L. M.f Utah, 410 acres. This notice is for the purpose of allowing all persons claiming the selected land or having bona fide objections to such application an opportunity to file their protests or other objections In the Land and Survey Office, Salt Lake City, Utah together with evidence that a copy of such protest or objection has been served upon the applicant within 30 days from the date of the first publication of this notice. Ernest E. House, Manager. First Publication June 10, 1954. Final Publication July 1. 1954 The Hinckley Relief Society held a social Tuesday afternoon in honor of the visiting teachers. The program consisted of "fun songs" conducted by Ivy Allred with Ruth Talbot as organist. Jokes by Dol-pha Dol-pha Bishop an accordion solo by Roma Ekins, reading by Reva Talbot, Tal-bot, and a stunt under the direction dir-ection of Ruth Talbot. Following the program games were played with Betty Jane Morris in Charge. A luncheon was served by the officers. There were 43 present. Raymond Roblnson, Mario Morris Helen Black and Lowry Bishop, college students, have returned home for summer vacation. Mr. Ross Hilton of Tooele visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hilton. Mrs. Nina Mecham, Mrs. Dorothy Robison, and Mrs. Betty Corry spent Wednesday in Fillmore. Mr. and Mrs Carl Theobald were In Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Cropper and family went to Provo Wednesday to find a home to rent while Ladd attends summer school. Ladd plans on attending school for twelve weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Warnick spent Tuesday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eklns went to Salt Lake Wednesday on busi ness. Mrs. Beulah Black entertained the Literary Club Wednesday night. Mrs. Arvilla Workman reviewed re-viewed "The Hidden Flower" by Pearl S. Buck. Members present were Belva Morris, Harriet spend- love, Betty Jane Morris, Helen Shurtliff, Angle Pratt Joy Hurst, Phyllis Talbot, Dana Bishop, Reva Talbot, Lillian Warnick, Ivy Allred and Erma Cropper. Guests were Delma Jean Galli, Carol Bishop, Arvilla Workman, Bertha Love and Thora Petersen. A surprise party in honor of Janith iBshop's 16th birthday was held Thursday night at her home. Hostesses were Sherrie Morris, Bar Dutson bara Black Edith Petersen, and Provo this summer while Sylvia Bishop. Games were played attends summerschool. on the lawn and refreshments ser-i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Olson of Mc-ved. Mc-ved. Janith received many lovely 'Gill Nev., have been visiting with gifts. There were forty friends pre-' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nielson and Ali the friends of Merle and Marge Adams were extremely saddened sad-dened to learn of Merle's death following a car accident last week end near Downey, Idaho. Merle was on a fishing trip when his car hit a soft shoulder. He apparently appar-ently was thrown from the car which rolled over him as it turned over. He was rushed to the hospital hos-pital in American Falls. Also critical crit-ical in the same hospital was Mrs. Clara Adams, his mother, who com pletely coppapsed when the news reached her, The Adam's two children have been visiting here with the Clinton Nielson family. The funeral will be held at the Larkin Mortuary in Salt Lake Thursday at 2 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. John Evans visited in Mapleton with their daughter Marva for Memorial Day. Marva and son Milo and his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Evans drove to Hurricane last week for the funeral of Mrs. Rhoda Johnson. Mrs. Johnson was Mllo's grandmother. Mr. and Mr9. Milo Johnson and children spent Friday with the Evan's here. Mrs. Erva Bradfield and Nadine and Mrs. Ben Lovell visited in Salt Lake Monday. Kindergarten began for the preschool pre-school children Monday. Attending from Leamington are Sue Nielson, Marcia Hanson, Kristin Talbot, Eddie Ed-die Anderson, Allan Nielson, and Lynn Lovell. Wanda Nielson is driv ing the bus again this year. Visiting at the Jos. T. Finlinson home were Ruth's sisters Ruby and Enid, and Mrs. Trimble from Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moor and daughter Elaine from Salt Lake were dinner guests at the Leonard Leon-ard Dutson home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dutson visited in Salt Lake and Provo with their children last week. Lenny and Lorin Holm-quist Holm-quist are here to help their grandfather grand-father in thhe hay, Mr. and Mrs. Meril Dutson visited vis-ited over the weekend at the Rulon home. They will live in Merrili Mr. and Mrs. Ward Spendlove, two sons and little daughter, have returned from a trip to California, where they visited Mrs. Spendlove's sisters. Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrs. Josephine McPhee, and families, fam-ilies, at Oakland. They returned home by way of Los Angeles and Las Vegas, Nev. DINNER BELLES 4-H met Thursday, June 3. with our leader, Rosalind Edwards. Pres. Patty Petersen called the meeting to order. After the lesson we cooked carrots car-rots and corn. Next meeting will 'be June 17, at our leader's. Jacquie Bassett, reporter I hove ben wonderfully bleued in being restored to active life cftei being crippled in noarly every joint in my body and with muscular jorenesi from head to foot. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other formj of Rheumatiim. hands deformed de-formed and my ankles were set. Limited space prohibits telling you more here but if you will write me I Will reply at once and tell you how I received this wonderful relief. Mrs. Lela S. Wier 2S05 Arbor Hills Drive F. O. Box 2S9S Jackson 7. Mississippi ,jmi i .ii..i.ii.iii il.ii i 4 ii mufi J 1 1 r - i 1T1R ' -sV 4 f is , V sow f A. ET ; l7rZT-cV KENTUCKY fVL.. I sent. Mrs. Evelyn Morris visited with relatives in Salt Lake on Wednesday Wednes-day and Thursday. Mrs. Belva Morris, Karolyn and Ronald Morris," and Mrs. Ruth Talbot Tal-bot made a trip to Salt Lake City Friday to take Ronald to the Doctors Doc-tors for a check-up. Ronald is recovering re-covering very well from his accident. acci-dent. Miss Diane Brunson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Cluff Jr., of Provo Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hardy with their daughter Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Taylor visited in Fremont from Sunday until Tue sday. Mr. and Mrs. Lurous Blake and family of Salmon, Idaho visited several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Blake Jr. While here they made a trip into Salt Lake City, taking Mrs. Blake with them. They also visited in Lehl with Mrs. Delia Blake Hatton and family. Miss Elsie Rae Blake, and Miss Eva Mae Blake, Twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James Blake Jr. are home on a two weeks vacation The girls work in Los Angeles. They drove up In their car and visited the canyons on the way. Mr. Arthur H. Reeve made a trip to Richfield called on his daughter Marylene, and family who live in Sigard, and was surprised sur-prised to learn that she had a new baby, her sixth, three of each. Mr. Reeve brought one of his grand with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nielson in Lynndyl. Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Nielson and family have moved into the Bill and Claudine Nielson house across the street from Dick Nielsons. Harlan Har-lan is working on the UP in Mil-ford. Mil-ford. Staying with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradfield and visiting with their grandmother are Zella and Louise daughters of Mrs. Lillian Hanson of Fairview. Mrs. Rae Travato and baby of Salt Lake are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nielson. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rawlinson and children have moved down from Provo for the summer. CARD OF THANKS We are deeply grateful for the many kindnesses and sympathy that have helped us in our sorrow-In sorrow-In the death of our beloved son and brother Morgan Abbott, and we thank our friends and neighbors neigh-bors for all they have done for us at home and in the services. Mr. and .Mrs. George Abbott and family sons home with him for a visit. Mr. Robert Wright who is stationed stat-ioned with the air force in Cal., made a quick trip home to visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Rod-ney Wright and family. 3S During the month of June we will discount ALL TIRES 10 6- 70-15 4 ply $17.85- lO? $16.03 7- 10-15 4 ply $16 65- 10 $15.78 re usually easy en your pocketbocl Example: Some ether items are: 3 . A. 5 On purchase of 5 to 15, 5r- Off. 15 or more 10' i Short Roll Apprcx. 63 rods Fence Posts 6' On purchase of 50 or more 5r discoun Unico African Baler twine in quantity: 30 Bales cr more 20 to 30 bales Bale Ties 91 2 15 Gauge Faint, Outside White n.co S10.C3 $10.43 i.O i4.to suoohes ooitry FOR SALE 1 Used Minneapolis-Moline Baler Good Cond. 1 Used John Deere "A" Tractor with hydraulic system. 2 Used side delivery rakes. 1 Used John Deere 7 ft. Mower. DONE EQUIPMENT CO. Minneapolis-Moline Dealer Phone 1125 it f. it'' j I I 1 Hoi! to make fracfor-track bearings last longer lie,'-. 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There ere millions of carefully soldered wires... all waiting, just in case you should want to talk ta someone, somewhere almost anyone, anywhere. ry drop of solder costs more than it used to . . . The wages of the skilled man who wields the iron have gone up so has the price of the tools he uses. Everything needed to provide, expand, improve the service, costs more than it did ten years ago or even one year ago. Yet the cost of telephone service has gon vp far less than most things you buy. Think about it a moment. . . In time end trips saved each day, in its cvcllabiaty in ersterggncy, the vclue cf your telephone far outweighs its cost. MILLARD CO. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COMPANY ! i -1 " antiers uo-op mm |
