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Show THE PAGE SIX Levan News Jane Oldroyd Christiansen, age 78, died at her home from the effects of a stroke at 1 Austin MangeKon went ta Silt Lake City Thursday, to ewer the Western Electric college. Mrs. Elen Cash Gtorc ur.G.i NOVtMUi It ctui:d iiim Whole or half. 29c 'lb CHILI BEANS .. 4 poundii Cherrlf 19c CHOCO- LATES, 29c pound box MATCHES (i bourn 19c 52c ( EAEAL DKAL FOR SOU BOB WHITE 10 Par for kag-- 23c 5c s Sl'GAH rOHDEKED 2 35c ...... KAISIXS 11 Oi Pa 2 1 pounds Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Coombs ea tcrtained at a delightful shower on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coombs, who were married on October 24, u the Salt Lake Temple. An excellent program was rendered, after which delicious refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed. 15c . LARD 4 pounds 75c BEEF POT KOAST pound We will be prepared to ell Puritan Nkijui-llama, twelve to sixteen pound each, Friday and Saturday. a.t a price for whole or half hams, leks than moot f r.t k rarie ham can be bought .wholettale. A. M., October 28. She was born at f.pliralm, Utah November 14, 1856, and came to Fountain Green with her parents when a child. Site was married to C. J. Christiansen In the Endowment house at Salt Lake City on May 29, 1876, and has been a faithful church worker all her! life. She was a charter member of the Belief Society at Its organization In 1868, and gave continued service in that organization until the time of her death. She was first counselor In the ward presidency of Relief Society for many years and also acted as a visiting teacher. She was the mother of 13 child ren, 10 or wnom survive. iney are: seven sons: C Theodore, Peter M.. Boren A. Roy O., Jos R. who Is Btake president of Moroni stake; and John E. Christiansen, all of Ft. Green, and Archie L. of Ogden. Mrs. J. W. Three daughters Christensen, Downey, Idaho; Mrs. Fugene Ivory, Ft. Green and Mrs. Elvid Williams of Cedar City. Twenty two grand children and, one great grand child also survive. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, at 1 P. M. U MEAT Al SODA CRACKERS -- ft A wW pounds OLI FASHIONED MILK SOAP 13c digestible shortening at CAMAY Lie OXYDOL 23c !;:!' r'I'l( ir'1. MEAL bar 3 SOAP MINCE MEAT, in 1 ja, PINE TAR SOAP 3 Kidny -IO:K ft 1UC bar OLYMPIA HEALTH SOAP. 3 bars Provo. Local f'l and Socio then, if by February, they could have o IF YOU EXPECT YOUR they wanted them also. and Social MOTOR TO START on a cold morning, the battery must be ;n, (.cod condition. An old worn out battery will not turn the motor fast enough and cannot, under V the starter load, furnish enough current for proper ' ignition. BATTERY AND PUT THE SYSTEM IN ORDER FOR WINTER DRIVING. SlluEE MAPLE 1 f. 2 by Mrs. Chan. ASSEMBLY HELD The junior class gave an oritr lnal assembly Wednesday in the form of an amateur hour. It was highly successful despite the fact an or the class officers were mat not consulted. Clifford Garbett (Major Bowes) took charge effectually, and the first aspiring amateur was Keith Kendall, who played an accordian solo. The Arkansaw original band members evidently were nervous as to the outcome of their numbers. At least, they seemed anxious either to "do their stuff or It over with. All would possiblyget have gone over in a big way had not the following mishaps occured. Harry's accordian pinched his stomach and made him cry. Max put his foot through the drum. Jack broke the E string, the A string and the wine string on his fiddle. Then to top it all. LaMar blew his gum cornet. the through The piano duo, Ilene Glazier and oanne Brough played a piano du- t; Gordon and Elaine Paxman offered a tap dance; Gwendolyn Petty gave a song and tap dance, ac- ompanied by Maxine Petty; Sarah Hall gave a comic reading; Then last but certainly formosfc, (the Kentucky Krooner and Iowa Imit- tor (no doubt a traveling man) .... 1. 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A fine program is being arranged and all members are requested to be in attendance. there are hir toiJerful eiporti:n iiUIiii 4rpth. The rtflet :lu ill tarry one's ttteotioa blcX ( .t if turn tin lurcjruuiid o the ti pluurs-a- nil into the prlm.!; pullll Of CODipuailluB. iteSotllont re prouil hut b n frty uficn itrte in ttaat to lti Tiie IsJi iinilir oilier Inl lluicl k (fin tht fbregrutmtl ut a lihtltier. ' portat-.- t thitijf to ftiinmUe it that tins'. The only prec 4Ulun a.-4'- t you Hiltal ih vuc t4fl(l to th:it l!h 1 water fare, wh'it ii'itliui ll'.ht will t,tt ik l.'itn thj . a. ;.umi In itrutic ninllcht U to Tlio lighting df ih nl.Kt h.u ilut 1 ''II ur Hiive d' But tlt'ov mu h lo dj with f l urlitjc that WM Iparkln tlpo" h, it y inii:t:!lnr( iall. il atmi)ih'ri" Imu. 11 thai my fitg the picture. in a ikiiirtt. Tho" ar a niimhr of SiJii lishtlLii, hr th wmree el ways In whli-l- a phutuicnph may b" lllumlniiloa comn from. the liile ef or "iliitj dl the object nr icune, rul bark given npp.iri'1't nieiiiliin." Taking th picture h o !itr iht jhi entiiee from th Iher are hm sha;lo. julug 1 rr,i,- iwiJ rltriiit to hwdle If th In ths for- - Kruui il, uilns tM It pntwifd turn the lleh! trODS or b i b l' ;!'!!iif. nmln n,iti It, Shade the lr ani tlmlnK tho ipniir(j J'Mt r'sli! with lh liiii.l. or Hand lo tin p'- In tr'lint llu. so that the (I ill t?f of I TH to Dike Ii nut Mo t I out. ire prfr the mmi!i. Alio, yon h7ni eha(!o cair.lona t ; it l ruiilriliuta to th he n.i.uri more fr lb peitl 'a !rt J i'ff. ct. Lei 111 cn)lih r tarh of nhulu ilian for thi tb ire th'.'ie i'p.ir.il'ly, llEhlfd, Shnihiws. thr s In ,i;j ,una-ouIhju'i bi dliion(vi if jxJt o -- ron!otrh'4 'l Ihf d"lrM ,!! t deyi tiiwii'e wa!Jt. trinr.- ti:.i!i n; ;b:ng cl.c nr llilnl nlnxnrk'a' X er nil make one f iv,i ho h tci.k!njt'i(it If n tri yn fevM of "Iciikinsj waich fur jmt cnti'iete into a pb't-- i f ind Iry. try on" fist t pjpre r rirryii: -ImegM of tht JOIIS VAM OPtl.Ort which wu H Fifty six Juab county producers votsd in favor of the continuance 1 of the corn-ho- g adjustment program last Saturday, while 3 voted against the program. Eleven of the voters were not holders of 1935 contracts. light-iiif- I! NEPHI YOUTH MAKING SALT LAKE CITY Emmolt l'i- ,J dara. a resident of Nephi and a graduate of the El Slsno Califor of whereabouts, call Mrs. nia knowing High school is showing great Robert Winn. promise as a guard on the University of Utah Freshman football FOUND tam. according to word released Wrist watch Owner' by Coach Pete Couch. n.ay have same by complete iden-!hetification and payment of 50 cents Coach Couch reports that this for this advertisement. Call at year's freshman squad Is made The Times-New- s to identify. up of some of the most versatile men that he has had under him, Yellow gold Elgin watch. and wln great aid in the LOST vars"y next year. "Burta" Monday evening, engraved on case. Finder return to Alburta Cowan. A reward is offered. I 11 re t - ' o!i ' - w il, "i --f- Men Wanted Tor " Rawleigh routes in ooele. and Carbon counties Write today. Rawleieh Co. DeDt Denver. Colo. M UTJ-61-S- B, - Banner year ahead. Order Jan. and Feb. Brood early. Chicks now. Early cockerels will pay entire cost. Free circulars on brooding chicks and turkeys distributed by Melvin Read, agent for Poehlmann Hat chery, California. 4. 3tip WANTED ' NOW ON DISPLAY Representative to look after our magazine subscription interests in Nephi and vicinity. Our you to secure a good plan enables part of the hundreds of dollars spent in this vicinity each fall and kh., 3 1 L, Apartment for rent, furnished. See Manager of Forrest Hotel Annex. W ANTED One .i horse power naectric motor, type used on washAlust be in run- s, ing machines. Call The ning condition. phone 196.4. Times-New- NOTICE Please take notice that the removing of wood from propertyfor-of the undersigned is positively bidden. .and Livestock Co. Nephi Land Dan Davis, Secretary Junior Red Crosa members Day. imitated a rooster ten miles away and water, crowing over running a rocK into a deep, placid pool. Reporter, Keith Kendall. r J L. y Li FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW 1 LINES AND COLORS. EASIER STEERING AND GEAR BEAUTY- PROVED V-- 8 SHIFTING. NEW SUPER-SAFET- BRAKES. INTER-I0- R TIME PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY AND RELIABILITY. in- creased by 402,000 enrollments during the year which has Just passed. Junior members carried on an exwith change of correspondence junior members in 62 other countries having Red Cross Societies. Last year 3,837,941 persona became members of the Red Cross. The annual roll call takes place each year between Armistice Day and Thanksg-lvliu- J 1 MOORE-COTTREL- . quility tcp liyhtix u: to tht ''1 H ontr,i.ut tMrd t itinilo left - - GOOD SHOWING AT U flower basket LOST Taken from Large Tabernacle following last session of conference. Anyone ,( KUCh . lMt,rH immediately -- i for magazines. Oldest agency Elizabeth Foote, a former student winter in TJ. S. Guaranteed lowest rates Juab high school was pledg- on all periodicals, domestic and Phi Mu National sororitv Instructions and foreign. f ee. Start a growing and equipmoiat SavheMVSSry and v i hi her Mrs. V. MC. Foote, were guests at Address Inc. the sorority house on Saturday. Road, North Cohcton, N wayiand 2tl Deer Season boosted the number Y. of absentees at Juab Men school to M per cent as compared with FOR SALE Carrots, Phone 297J an average of 10 per cent during me appie narvest. o ih formerly residents of Levan. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Peterson Mrs. William Shepherd were jn Freedom Tuesday to attend the funeral services of a relative. CLASSIFIED of the ed to NOVEL IGNITION Word was received . Abov, Painter of the birth of a grand The parents are Mr. daughter. and Mrs. Fred Painter of Ogde.i, "Dollars rings US CHECK YOUR J" a. Pork S. NEVS Local J. H. Melba Jenkins, Reporter i LET - Surety of Iuriiy' n if Mr and Mrs. Reuben Mangelson and daughter LoU siient the weekend in Salt Lake Ctiy. FOOD er T?ir - - 1UC for ham loaf. On October 29th the All Boys Club was organized in the Junior We Buy Beef, Pork, Veal I J I high school, with the following Lamb and Eggs Pres being elected as officers. ident, James Jackson; vice-prident, Junior Bodell; secretary and h; treasurrer, Lynn Jenkins; reporter, These boys are Maynard Bailey. to sponsor the program for the club meetings which will be held sporty spinster, LuDe-aWade; every-othMonday. Reverend Samuel Piggott. Arthur Mrs. M. E. Jennings of Levan Reporter, Maynard Bailey. Ellison. was a guest over the week end "Dollars to Doughnuts" a best at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Girls club of the junior seller The Hobbs. among high schools throughschool first held their meeting out the high United States, deals with October 29. The time was spent a wealthy family pretending to be Mr. and Mrs. Irving Johnson and in electing officers for the current in order to please one of their family of Santaquln were visitors year. The officers elected are as poor When the other dauat the home of Mrs. J. E. Morgan follows: President. Marjoelain Ost- daughters. arrives with a ghter unexpectedly Mrs. Johnson ler; during last weeek. Mary Nilson, European prince, and demands that will be remembered as Miss Leila secretary and treasurer, Estella the Morgan. Ford. The above officers will have gant family tomaintain an extravastyle impress him, disastcharge of the meetings which will ridiculous situations occur. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Snarr of Pro- be held every week throughout rously The play is clean, wholesome, livevo were Visitors on Monday and the year. ly ingenious and full of laughter, Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Snarr and promises good entertainment. brother and sister-in-laMr. and The North Ward First Year Mut The presentation is scheduled for Mrs. Wilford Bailey. ual class held a party at the home December 6th. of Nelda Salisbury on October 30. Mr. and Mrs. O.D. Loveridge The evening was in enjoyThe Seniors of the Juab high and son Glenn of Salt Lake City able entertainment.spent Refreshments school met Monday to decide and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Burton were served to all and the remain whether their parting remembrance and family of Provo were guests der of the was in from school should be class pins spent evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm playing games. ' M or rings. It was decided that they Burton on Sunday. reporter, tisteua r'ora get class pin for Thanksgiving, and Local and Social ? Am '.WW "Mrs. Helen Benedict was called to Hollywood. California Monday where her son, Gordon Wescotc. waw accidentally injured while playing Polo. Mr. Wescott Is a film star in Hollywood. Word received on Wednesday evening reined that Mr. Wescott had died during that Arrangt-menafternoon. lor his funeral have not been announced. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ingram to Doughnuts." a farce three acts, by Glenn Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. Florian Ingram has ben chosen for the annual were visitors at Salt Lake City on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. N. A, Nielsen returned home Senior play. on Saturday, after spending two Try outs were held Wednesday weeks in Salt Laek City as the under the direction of Miss Edguest of her daughter, Miss Winni-fre- d munds, dramatic instructor. The Nielson. cast of characters chosen is as es i and Mrs. Erick Peterson and Beulah Both of Salt Lake spent a few days here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bosh. lb 3UC This meat is very choice for stuffing green peppers or James Boland, wealthy business man, David Salisbury; Henrietta Boland, his attractive but flighty wife, Ada Nilsson; Chester, their son. Max Davis; Caroline their daughter, home from college, Enid Hcrwarth; Horense, another daughter, home from art school. Nan Brough: Helen Cory, Chester's girl friend, Shirley Irons; George Gobbs In love with Caroline, Heber Green-halgPrince Segrei Danilov, in love with Hortense, Max Strong; Flosse Hill. Mrs. Boland's sister, a , ... Mr. EECSS- -3 Fresh and Cured "A ' IT Wm. Shepherd left Sundi.v to: Salina where he will help win the beet harvest. in Mrs. Arthur N. Taylor of Provo visited at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Hall during last week. - 23C ZC eiflC Iound CHICKEN 10C Ground GREEN PEPPERS pound aify THIRD DIMENSION u AUv. Fresh Ground Suetp bar PINEO SOAP 11 pound THAT Mrs. T. II. Butterfield of Salt Lake City Is here visiting relatives and friends Mrs. Butterfield was formerly Dora Aagard, from MEAT. In slaos 2 lbs IVI INC'E OAT- - FASHIONED follows: ! Heifer., pound Jar. OLI was received here of of Soren Mikkelsen, 46, was a former resident of this city and has lived In Provo for 13 years. A large number of relatives attended the funeral on Tuesday for SIULUIN, BONE STEAK. Cut C.'I'iie grain fed ' Sedlest or - RAISIN'S, Seeded, pkS . a 1UC bar. 3 the who death He' died at his home in Provo. Don't risk health! Use Crisco the 3 BUTTfcK- T- - OK SNAPSHOT and Mrs. Darrold Hn.n returned to their home in Salt Lake City Saturday evening after spending the past two weeks Mt the home of Mrs. Hansen's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Malmgren. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Leo Storey, October 23rd, a daughter. Word 69c SS 2 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hansen are moving this week into their new home. CRISCO KOL'.NU a 1935 31, Mr. -- BULK MINCE 2 pounds Oct.Atr fiiursday, Green News :t. ALLEN'S NEPIII. UTAH TIMES-NEW- S, See the finest Ford Car ever JACKSON Main Street built, today it MOTOR CO. New location, Conoco Station Nephi, Utah. , |