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Show THE PAGE THREE TIMES-NEW- NEPHI, UTAH S, Local and Social Items Mrs. Morgan Lurrt and son Gary Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs and were Provo visitors Monday. children were business visitors In Salt Lake City on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Memmott of Mrs. Annie E. Garrett Is enjoySclpio are visiting with Mr. and Mrs S. F. Memmott In this city. ing a two weeks visit in Hinklcy with relatives. Miss Vera Bracken returned .Sat-uruMiss Beth McCay Is hero from the from Monticello vhere she L. D. S. Business College this week, has been teaching school. . visiting at the home of her grandMrs. Flossie Carter and daughter mother, Mrs. J. R. Salisbury. Donna spent Saturday in Ealt Lake Following a visit In Nephl with City. relatives and friends, Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Perry McArthur and McCune left Sunday for her home in Rawlins, Wyoming. two sons left Tuesday for Huntington, after spending the school year Mr. and Mrs. Stellman Cowan and ii. this city. daughter Corlne of Salt Lake City Superintendent W. Carl Hopkins six-n- t Saturday and Sunday visiting and family of Ogden wre dinner with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. guests last Thursday at the home W. J. Cole and Mrs. Roy T. Cowan. of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sperry. Miss Luana Davis of Salt Lake a guest of Carroll Ballsy Week-en- d guests of Mr. and Mrs. City was week-end at the home of A. H. Belliston included M'ss Deon over the Belliston of Salt Lake City and Har Ms parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert old Belliston of Provo. Bailey. ay Mabel Siierry and David Ockey at tended the funeral of Hyrum Seeley, a relative, in Mount Pleasant last Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Tolley, Mr and Mrs. George A. Sperry, Miss Thursday. w. wrm Lawrence Crosland of Salt Laice City is a guest at the home of his sister. Mrs. E. Len Jones, for several days. FULLER PAINTS Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Pugal left Sunday night for Pleasant Grcve where they will spend the summer vacation. M mm - K iti ya w each of $2-purc- hase combination el lhes listed below) Greatest paint event of the year! This beautiful, unfinished coffee table a s furniture that piece of truly will harmonize with the finest of furnishings free, with any $2.00 retail purchase of the Fuller Paints listed below. But only one to a customer. And only during the period from May 8 to 20 (inc. ). Call on one of the Fuller Paint Dealers listed below rifl,ht away because this offer stands only as long as ( high-clas- the limited supply lasts. Fuller Pure Prepared . . . Fullerglo . Decoret Enamel finish . . . . . Fullerwear Floor Enamel . . . Fuller-wea- r Auto Enamel . . . Porch and Deck Paint . . . Speedite Varnish . . . Fuller-wea- r semi-lustro- Varnish. Bonneville Lumber Go Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boswcll visited in Richfield during ,the latter part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Boswell. returning to Nephl Saturday evening. Taul Belliston was the honored guest at a birthday party given lastThnrsdav bv his mother. Mrs. Lelana Belliston, in honor ot his sixth birthday anniversary. The following little friends enjoyed games and retreshments: Kenneth Pace, Alma Winn, Beth Olpin, Bobby Pyper, liTcrrii: flnin Garth Rplliston. Lee Whitehead, Blair Sargent. Don Lee Worthington and the honor guest, Paul Belliston. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobos had as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. In honor of the eleventh anniverMelvin Staussher of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Alfred McCune of Rawlins, sary of her son, George, Mrs. Geo. Wjomlng and James Broadhead ol A. Sperry entertained at a children's party recently. Progressive Rupert, Idaho. paints tt'prp nlaved during the afterto Misses Rosemary Belliston and noon. Refreshments were served friends. Those enjoy-in- ? Blanche Parrish and Allen Belliston twenty-thre- e the party were: Bert Whiple, oil rtudents at Wasatch Academy at Mount Pleasant, attended the Eoyd Greenwood, Jack Howarth, Commencement exercises here on Garth Belliston, Ole Boswell, Har-ri- H nirvin nnh Tnsrore. Jimmie Bell Friday evening. The visitors were dinner guests of Mrs. J. L. Belliston iston, Biliie Kendall, June Howarth, vvhile here. Marjolain Ostler, Mildred ocKey, F.eth Davis, Maxine and Elaine pttv Marv OlDin. Lola Barnes, Rheumatism and Rain Lucille Broadhead, Thelma Linton, Investigation of 1,000 cases of Audrey Sells, and George Sperrv. rheumatism in England has revealed that the disease usually Increased Swede Given Honor when the rainfall was below norThe centigrade scale for thermal and decreased In time of excesmometers was first devised by Celsive precipitation. sius, of Upsala, Sweden, In 1742. Housecleaning Hints George W. Lunt was in Tuesday. City on business supplies essential In various cleaning processes is of great service to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mcpherson the housewife, says Mrs. Effle 8. visited in Delta on Saturday and Barrows, home economist of the Utah State Agricultural college ex-- tt Sunday. nsion service. To Include a well Miss LaMarr Hawkins of Salt storked cleaning equipment kit adds Like City was a visitor here over zf at to hou-inbltioni, the week-enbut such kits properly equipped are to generally expensive purchase, and Mrs. J. E. Morgan Is enjoying a and are not wKhln the reach of vilt In Santaquin with daught the budget which mush stretch out to cover a multluida of needs. Such er, Mrs. Erwin Johnson. a kit may be made and equipped at Robert Judd arrived home Mon- little cost other than self effort. day from Huntington Park. Calif. A small box. about 12" v 18" x 6" where he has siwnt the past several will answer the kit puipose splendmonths. idly Beside the box. select a strip of lumber the length of the box Mrs. T. H. O. Parkes returned on (inside) and about four Inches Wednesday to her home in this city wider than the depth of the box; after spending .the winter months Curve this from the center to ends In Provo. making these the same width as the box Is deep: cut an opening in Mrs. T L. Schofleld and Mrs, th? high center top to serve as a John Schorield and their children handle fasten this securely down the or the box then sandpaper of Provo spent Sunday with their the whole down smoothly and stain mother, Mrs. J. W. Brough. or enamel It. Other compartments Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cannon and may be provided if found convenMiss Ellen Cole were in Nephl Sat ient. Include among supplies, a jar urday evening lor the N. H. S. alum of good wall cleaner, a cleaner for nl banquet and visiting with their paint and enamel, one for stained wood, pianos and fine finishes, for parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cole linoleum, dustless dusters, furniture Mr. and Mrs. J. A. CItyton of polish, wax, window cleaners, metal Salt Lake City were among the polish etc. week-en- d Formulas for many such preparvisitors in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton also attended the ations may be found In circular No. N. H. S. Alumni banquet held on 3i published by the Utah Extension Service at Logan. These preparaSaturday evening. tions have been tested and proved to be of real service as savers of Mrs. George A. Sixrry entertained at a family dinner at her home time and effort as well as being Eunday In honor of her birthday low cost products. anniversary. Covers were laid for: Mrs.. J. T. Belliston, Mr. and Mrs. Denied Burial Honors W. C. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. W. The burial of an ass means no H. Belliston. . Miss Donna Pexton, Mrs J. L. Belliston and son Jimmie, burial at all. The expression Is deMrs. W. I. Brown,, Mr. and Mrs. rived from Jeremiah 22:19, which George Belliston and family and says: "He shall be hurled with the Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sperry and burial of an ass, drawn and cast family. forth beyond the gates of Mayi4 J933 "hello, mother storage closet centrally located, supplied with hooks and shelves Ealt Lake and stocked with equipment and hr "I won't get home for the next few weeks so I'll call you up each week." M He is 100 miles in another town, but he can call home FRIENDLY a-w- ay A FINAL TRIBUTE for 45 cents alter 8:30 p. m. Telephoning is much more personal and satisfactory than an occasional letter. All that care and thot can accomplish will go into the planning of funeral services intrusted to us. Every detail receives our attention. Ask Long Distance for any rates you'd like to know. Very moderate Funeral Costs Anderson Funeral The Mountain States Home Tel. & Tel. Co. Severity All severity that does not tend to Increase good, or prevent evil, la Idle. Doctor Johnson. Old Phrase "King's English," meaning the English language as it should be spoken. Is a very old phrase. Who originated It Is not known for certain. Shakespeare used It In the "Merry Wives of Windsor," but It Is supposed that It was old already then. "Queen's English" Is used In the same sense. Moving Rapidly Without being physically sensible of It, we are traveling through apace at 10 mllea per second, over 1,000 miles a minute, ever 68,000 miles an hour. Poor Dad An eminent educator says all his sympathy goes out to the youth of today who U np against a atone wall, but a lot of ours goes out to poor old dad, who will have to settle the garage repair MIL Boston Herald. Wonderful Bird Flights The of the flight across 700 miles chunky of the Caribbean sea is a remarkable performance. It Is only matched, perhaps, by those of the larger plover and the tern. The first flies 2,400 miles without a stop from Nova Scotia to South America, while the second commutes between the Arctic and Antarctic Ice, making an estimated 22,000 miles a year. bob-o-lln- k Baseball & Shopping Day EVERY WEDNESDAY BASEBALL AND BARGAINS! THIS DAY IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS AND THE NEPHI BASEBALL ASS'N. TRADE AT THESE STORES. GET YOUR CARDS PUNCHED AT EVERY PURCHASE! SEE THE GAMES FREE! It costs you nothing! A DAY OF BARGAINS VISIT OUR MILL See with your own eyes what goes into our feeds. Finest Materials At Catching Mermaids for Neptune Cynthia! CMtS' jgj NORMA. Lowest Prices. $1.35 Laying Mash Juab Co. Mill & Elev. Co. CITY MEAT MARKET SEE OUR EXTRA d Your store Be sure to see our many SPECIALS on SHOES bargains on Wednesday. NEPHI MER. CO. R. & W. Wall Paper 3 for 29c Cleaner "Where Good Mdse Is R. & W. Soap 10 for 25c "Cheaper" home-owne- I SPECIALS FOR WED. The Times-New- W. L. BAILEY s RITE-WA- TREAT THE KIDDIES 10c Mocking Birds and X. L. FLYERS 5c Each X. L. Bakery and Conf. Wednesday Specials 8 bars white Laundry 15c Soap Cottage Cheese Pkg. 5c Father Neptune required a number of beputiful mermaids for his retinue at the aquatic pageant at Long Beach May 6, so bathing girls were put to work netting them. Miss Adeline Angove was the first one caught . Jobless Youths Join Forest Army STORS . I' An Some of the Jobless youths who have enlisted In President Hoose-velt'- a reforestation army, are shown being registered on their arrival at Fort Slocum, N. T., where 1,800 men will be quartered for training. The cew recruits will be drilled by army officers. A BASEBALL TICKET with every $2.00 paid on subscription during 1933 baseball season. t W.K.U SERVICE, New Spring Patterns Special Priced 4 for $1.00 is a girl who will make you mad, as she did CYNTHIA who will make you laugh, as she did Geoff Ensloe; who will make you love her, as she did Geoff Ensloe. A clever romance that will appear serially in these columns. A story you will want to read. Wednesday Bargains 60c sze Liquid Veneer 40c 30c sze Liquid Veneer 20c OSTLER i ALLEN Accounts Nephi Base Ball Assn. CO. Allen's Cash Store Watch For Wednesday HDW. Cards can be used every day for all purchases CASH, R. F. C. Orders, and payment of current CHAS. FOOTE & SONS will be given for money NEPHI DRUG Base Ball Day Specials Prices $2.95 and $4.95 BASEBALL TICKETS PAID ON ACCOUNT "Headquarters For Sporting Goods." SILK DRESSES 3 WED. SPECIALS Cans Climax Paper Cleaner 29c . TIES "A Surety of Purity" New Lines Women's Y Associated Store FREE BAILEY GROCERY CY'S MEAT MARKET SOJRSKAGGS J . . d. Chinese First in Field The Chinese were the first to conceive the Idea of the printed dally newspaper, according to Doctor Berthold Laufer, curator at the Field museum, Chicago. There was a paper known as the Peking which made Its appearance 713 A. D., and was Issued dally until 1911, when the Manchu dynasty collapsed. mm PERSONAL A Ga-set- Odd Idea of Silk The ancient Romans regarded silk H a aort of wool that grew on trees. Thursday Specials Pay Cash and Pay Less. Wednesday Bargains 1 Pint Household Ammonia 15c 50c Tooth Brushes 25c Other Special Bargains. ORD & MANGELSON It please us to please you Games are soon Get your tickets ready! |