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Show Thursday. Dec. 24. Tltn 19.M TIMES-NTAV- NTTIII. UTAH S Local and Social Local Social -- i Mr and Mrs. L. E. Mr. and Mrs. Homer K Lunl and M Iii'ik and Miss Nelda Luiit Misses Ruth and in Salt Lake City last Saturday and Sunday in Suit Lake business. City on business B-- lad DEPARTMENT 29 North Main 8TO RE Nephi. Uuh Street NOW! n& NOW! h Local and Social k Mr., y B. . k kvyv on Mr. and Mrs. Jack B Bi;:t.s Mrs W. J Johnson and family of at the hom, of Mrs Provo are visiting during the holi- the week-en- d days with Mrs Johnson's parents. Burton's parents. Mr. and M:.v Will Burton Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grace . Florence Chase Sent Thursday and Friday in Salt Lake City. Mi-v- 0 (x rctutiH M' Ilena Draper ot Fillmore was a guest last week of Mr and Mrs. James Jackson. Mr and Mis Wilford Bellistoii ami family were in Suit Lake City Monday. Ravrnond Garrett, a student at Mr and Mrs. E F. Buliwm and . H Y. U. is sending the ChristOrson Cazier left family and John Christen-- n ot Halt for the mas holidays with his parents Mr lane City were diner guests on sun-da- y Los Angeles Market Thursday with a shipment and Mrs. James Garrett Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. P. P Chn.-,uoof cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Perry McArthur had who underwent an Ned William Cole, a freshman at the , their dinner puests Sunday Mr operationBarnes, at the M.m-- Hos- U. of U. is siwnding the holidays recently and Mrs L. E. Beck. Mrs F. M returned in Sprtngville, home in this city, the guest of his parBeck. Miss Nekia Beck of this city pital ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cole. and Oral Hanson of Salt Lake City. Monday. to Miss Ernstme Foote returned Mr and Mrs. Clarence Warner, Mr. and Mrs J. H. Virkers, Mrs her home here alter spenuuu; a Mrs. Orson Cazier, Mrs. Ervln Jen- and vieek T. 15. Davis. Mrs A J. Crai m friend-Salt sen and Mrs. Edwin Bailey were visiting with Miss Marearet Craix motored to lake City. Salt Lake visitors Saturday. Salt Lake Monday. They returned the same evening. came Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Colvin and home Miss LaVeve Petty to were Sunday the Christmas Mrs. J. W. BroiiHh left today Saturday with her parents, Mr. and family ofof Mr.Payaon and Mrs. Owen L. guests for Provo where she holidays Thursday I. M. Burnett and family. Mrs. Petty. will spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. T. L Schofield and Mrs. home Satarrived Miss Thelma Broarhead returned Kenneth Judd John Schofield. urday from Los Angeles where he home Sunday from Los Angeles. has been employed lor past after visiting for some time with Mrs. Ernest Foote spent the weekher sister, Mrs. H. A. Trowbridge. months. end at Levan at the home of her e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wan-kle- r. of Mrs. E. M. Claridge returned home The ViLue Swarm and observed the birthday an- Mills met Friday evening at the Monday evening from Twin Bridges, niversary of her father. home of their leader. Mrs. Paul Montana after several month's visit was Kendall. The time :ient in with her mother and sister, Mrs. The Junior Girls of the Nephi planning a party and sewing on Mary Stoker and Mrs. George Reld, ward were entertainde at their Christmas The following mem- mid her noii, Easton Claridge. gifts. meetine Tuesday evening, last, when bers of the class were present: Mrs. Robert Winn reviewed two Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Christiansen Chapiell, Ruth Carter Ruby operas. Fage. Marion Pexton, Marjone and family were visitors in Ogden Gadd. LaRue Worthington. Enid pnd Logan the latter part of the Miss Fvelyn Brourh spent the Brourh, n Mrs. Paul Ken week. While in Ogden, Mr. week-en- d in Salt Lake City. Wlvlle dal and Mae Andrews. attended the Forest Conferthere she received her weekly vocal Enid Brough. Reporter ence held there. lesson from Miss Margaret the BUY BUY B-l- PAGE FIVE Z, (T- - ' I a.-- ClLEAl&AMCE o Smart PRESSES to make room for A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year si-n- i May this Christmas bring to you the things your hearts desires and the New Year prove tin-fou- spring stocks a full Bee-Hiv- Ger-aldi- ! Cliris-tianse- Winter Dresses REDUCED! RIGHT NOW your Christmas check buys morel Marvtk-udresses, drastically reduced . . . styles for immediate wear in s outstanding fabrics ami colors at these low prices ! twelve-month- s of Happiness. Ord&Mangelson Miss Alburta Cowan, student at B. Y. U. Is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Cowan. She arrived home on the Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Davis and to spend the holidays in Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Pavis spent Saturday and Sunday In this city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cole. A wide assortment of sizes but not every size in every stvle! J Mr. and Mrs. E. Len Jones had as their dinner guests, Friday, Mrs. Jones' mother and brother, Mrs. Lillias Crosland and George Cros-lan- d and family of Holden. Donald Irons, who Is attending the Wasatch Academy, is spending the Christmas vacation at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Irons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Park and of Kanab are house guests of Mrs. Park's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. "H. Lunt. Mr. Park arrived here Tuesday from Ogden where he attended the Forest Service RADICAL REDUCTIONS children 24 and George E. Howard met with a painful accident last Wednesday at Mills when the horse he was riding fell with him, breaking Mr. Howard's leg. Although he has been ill the past week he is reported as improving. Richly Furred Smart Styles Rough Fabrics Wanted Colors Remember these coats were made to sell for much highet RIGHT prices! Ample variety of styles but you must choose selection. NOW for better f Old Roman The Twelve Tables are the tables of wood on which was engraved or painted the earliest codification of the Roman law. Originally ten In number, two others were afterward added, containing supplemental matter, and the whole code was termed the Lex XII Tabularum (Law of the Twelve Tables). vis- ited with relatives and friends in this city Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paxman were enroute to their home in Salt Lake City after a month's visit in Kanab. "ClaM Houiei" "Dar aln' many of us," said Uncle Eben, "so free from faults dat we can take a chance on de arguments dat could start If we tell other people 'bout theirs." Washington Star. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Downs left Tuesday morning for Alhambra California, traveling the Southern Pacific route. Mr. and Mrs. Downs will spend the winter in Alhambra at the home of their son, George Downs. They will also visit in Los Angeles and Hollywood with other children. Odd unglish weatnervane Perhaps the most curious weath Law-Cod- In England er-va- Is the one over deanery at It depicts a clergyman preaching to a row of empty chairs a former rector of the town Is said to have driven away his conwhilt his gregation by gown is blown by the wind. the old Sonning-on-Thame- fault-findin- THE VERY CENTRE OP EVERYTHING w Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Paxman Wide assortment of sizes but not every size in every style Large Pheasant Farm At one of the largest pheasant farms In England, on the border of Sussex and Hampshire, f00 hen pheasants are kept In captivity nil at least 150.000 eees are sold very year. Raymond Blackett had the misfortune to get his left hand into a last Thursday, circular wood-saand caused such a bad cut in his thumb that it was necessary to have the thumb amputated above the first joint. g Iff " i Call Them LEXANDR !A HOTEL INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS 8. SINGLE WITH BATH 2.WT0 DOUBLE WITH BATH $4-.T- 0 $9. ATTRACTIVE WEEKLY. MONTHLY AND RESIDENTIAL RATES station-jto-stati- CHARLES President Lehi HIT Calls OFFICE 320 M. Miehlaan I Managing Director Avs. lATO-S- JO iL to imb an "Xst Call Long ftidwc a HAMILTON LOS ANGELES- on 45c 75c Miiford CORNER OF FIFTH AND SPRING STREETS CHICAGO We extend heartiest and sincere wishes to our customers and good friends for the merriest of Christmases and the happiest of New YearV from NEPHI to The Alexandria Hotel is an affiliated unit of the Eppley Hotel Cos 22 Hotels iri the middle west Louisville, Ky. end Pittsburflh.Pa.and the Hamilton chain of Hotels in California E.C.EPPLEY Tonight It's a thrill to chat with friends It's next by telephone. best to actually seeing them. Typical night rates: out-of-to- RATES - Sitm 422 Phone SurTior 4416 hr Ilia PMfcif A Em7 4OTl nlckami ' TTIhie . Tesas all Hawkins, Agent (Snimipaimsr Nephi, Utah |