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Show THE Friday, February 5th, 1926. TIMES-NEW- PAGE FIVE NEPHI, UTAH S, EMMA GOLE ENTERTAINED ; LOCAL HAPPENINGS j Mrs. Thomas Kendall of Garfield Miss Emma Cole entertained the visiting with her parents, Mr. and charter members of the Boosters Mrs. William Burton this week. club at her home last Friday evening, January 29th. This is a new organizaMr. and Mrs. James M. Powers of tion in the N. H. S., and as the name Provo came down Sunday to visit suggests, it stands for boosting and relatives and friends In this city. advancing the social and scholastic staudards of the school. Principal to Mrs. Nellie Schofield returned Geo. A. Sperry and the faculty memher home in this city Tuesday, after bers are very much In favor of this visiting in Provo the past ten days new club. The charter members are, Ruth Grover, Pres.; Ernia Lunt, Earl Belliston came up from Los ; Aiden Lunt, sec'y.-trea- s. ac Angeles, California, Monday, on Itha Parkes, reporter; Blanche Burcount of the serious illness of his ton, Edith Morgan and Emma Cole. Is "Where lias tfite money gone? Make Your Sweetheart Happy father, John Belliston. EVER ASK YOURSELF THAT QUESTION? Been bewildered as to what has become of all your cash? Puzzled whether this or that bill has been Shoulder Bouquet and Scarf With Formal Dress Margaret Foote left for Salt Lake City, Sunday, to continue her pla.no and pips organ studies at the L. D. S school of music. I fee when you have a Checking Account ! The Check stubs tell the story They, plus the canceled Checks constitute permanent records and receipts of your ! financial transaction! Open an Account with this Bank, TODAY, and'enjoy those conveniences ! A DOZEN ROSES of Rupert, Idaho, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Stanley Wednesday. A DOZEN CARNATIONS Miss Winona Miller returned to Provo, Sunday, where she will re sume her studies at the B. Y. U Miss Miller spent a week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Airs. El liott Miller of this city. The Ladies Literary club met in the club rooms in the city hall Tues day evening, Mrs. R. T. Cowan acting as hostess. Miss Ida Parkes gave an excellent paper on "Advertising Utah." Roscoe Grover gave two and readings, namely "Liv'in Up Your Town" by Alfred Osmond. Current events by Mrs. Al berta Belliston. Those present were: Mrs. W. C. Andrews, Mrs. T. H. Bur ton, Mrs. George A. Sperry, JVIrs. E. P,. Forrest, Mrs. Dennis Wood, Mrs P. B. Cowan, Mrs. Wilson Glazier, Mrs. G. M. Whitmore, Mrs. Alberta Felliston, Miss Ida Parkes, Miss Pearl Allen, Mrs. T. W. Allred, Mrs. G. R. Judd. and the hostess. Mrs. R. T. 4..' X HI NATIONAL "He Ituilds Wisely Who Well" Huild.a TO BOLD WELL Why Suffer So? J X BANK Get Back Your Health as Other Cowan. Folks Have Done. 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Hattie Dimond and Miss Lillian En-ga- J A BEAUTIFUL AND DELICIOUS BOX OF CANDY (ft (VALENTINE WRAPPED) i B mi 4 , 1 ' i ft "Sea-G-ull- s" D r--M She Is Your Valentine D. W. Davis of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. A. J. Stalnaker That's a condition you don't have to contend with r K and Mrs. Mr. paid ? ( James E. Hawkins of Salt Lake City came down Tuesday and visited in Nephl with relatives and friends for a couple of days. 1W flirt- - Air f W4ri FOR THE KIDDIES VALENTINE BOX OUR LINE IS NEW AND DIFFERENT, lc to 25c "It Pleases Us To Please You" a all the charming accessories w hich go to make milady's party frock a vision of loveliness, perhaps the ( shoulder bouquet plays the most picturesque role. Indeed not to wear a (lower or two posed upon the shoulder, is the exception rather than the rule. There is a flattering becomlngness In these costume boutonnlereg. That Is why they have become so essential a part of the evening costume. They are particularly entrancing with the sleeveless frock. Another smart detail which "adds to the picture" is the matching scarf. The fact that It Is made of the same material as the dress classes It as being a component part of the frock rather than an accessory. Its peculiar charm Is that it suggests the new high-neceffect now so stylish (If correctly wrapped about the throat as the picture shows), yet in no way does it detract from the correct decollete. k Ord & Mangelson DRUGGISTS IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Estate Company, Provo City, IN on or before the 17th day of Utah, May, AXI) FOR JUA11 COUNTY, STATE 1926. OF UTAH. J. ELMER JACOBSEN, Administrator of the Estate of William C. Ockey, Deceased In the Matter of the Estate of Will- Morgan, Coleman & Tucker, iam C. Ockey, Deceased Notice to Attorneys for Administrator, Provo Commercial Bank Building. Creditors. Creditors wilf present claims, with Provo City, Utah. vouchers, to the undersigned admin- First Publication Jan. 15th, 1926. istrator at the office of Dixon Real Last Publication, February 6th. FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Blackett. Too Rough on Parson court docket Henry Walton was fined for saying that he would as soon hear a dog bark as a sermoD by Reverend Cobbell. John Studly was fined for stealing his master's ol and selling It hack to him. Robert Edwanis drew fine for wearing excess apparel-sle- eve lace and 'gold hjtton A MassBi husetls that re-ve- :n 1G56 market place that qur grandfathers has just ab'out become a matter of history. But the maret idea is more effective today than ever before. THE This newspaper is your market place; it is the modern means of displaying goods before the whole community. With your paper spread before you, all the necessities and luxuries of life uie ready for your selection. Newspaper ads have entirely changed our habits of living.' How they have simplified and improved the system of buying and selling! Today it is not necessary for the buyer to go to market; rather, the seller yes, the market itself! comes to you, in the comfort and privacy of your home. Form the habit of reading the ads and discussing them. In' elude the children in these important meetings. Let them "go to market" with you, and learn the business of selection and purchase. It will mean money saved and more happiness gained in exchange for what you decide to invest. REO TRUCKS EXCLUSIVELY nun'11 old-fashion- "urn,,,, ft) O t M 1 |