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Show The Eight Pag Local - Social News Thursday, Dec. 1st, Neph?, Utah Times-New- s, Local Social News A VISIT TO OUR STORE SATURDAY WILL SUFFICE TO SATISFY ANY DOUBTFUL MIND ABOUT STANTA CLAUS'S COMING TO NEPHI MENS DRESS SHIRTS son-in-la- w ... beautiful (quar modl RONA... Smart, twl. . . . 2975 17 mKm... 2475 G. W. MORELAND JEWELER 350 16 wk old New Hampshire Red Pullets, 85c, See Bob Judd. CLASSIFIED NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COOKIES, DOUGHNUTS AND ON MATTER OF SPECIAL APCINNAMON ROLLS ON SALE PROPRIATION OF COUNTY FUNDS Friday and Saturday at the X L. Bakery. BE WISE ECONOMIZE. Read's Residence Barber Shop. Haircuts 25 20c. Corner East Wasatch service. ' SPRAYS AND CHOICEST FLOWERS FOR ALT. OCCASIONS. NephJ Floral. 213 East 5 North Phone : y. Friday and Saturday Special on BREAD 2 large loaves for 15c. It's Nephi's Best, at X. L. Bakery ORDER your Chrismas trees from Wm. Stowell, phone 40. FOR SALE Bed, Bed and Mattress, $12.00 Child'sSprings large cupboard, $4.00. Mrs. Paul Kendall FOR SALE L and H Electric range In Al condition. New calroid units. Phone 77 or 277. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Gadd, Mrs. Thomas G. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gadd of Provo spent the Thanksgiving holiday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Elroy Christensen in Salt Lake City. J. H. S. News After a day of turkey and cranberry sauce a real Thanksgiving dance was held for all Junior high students last Thursday evening. The J. H. S. Gym was decorated with corn stalks, pumpkins, straw and a big yellow harvest moon Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Jarrett and family, Mrs J. W Olpin, Mrs Irene Howard and baby spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs. Burnell Openshaw of Santaquin. smiled on everyone. The main events of the colorful evening was Boswell and Mrs. Mr. Stephen the choosing of the Thanksgiving spent Thanksgiving in Salt Lake Queen, who was Olive Fowkes of City with their children, Mr. and Mona. Attendants chosen were ElMr. Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Boswell, and aine Paxman and Geniel Pratt. On their return Leland Boswell. Provo in at the home they visited home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hickman and family of Salt Lake City spent Thanksgiving and the week end here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mortensen, parents of Mrs. n Fairer ; i 1 - lV Hickman. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Christensen spent Wednesday and Thursday In Fillmore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Day. i:j H Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Ball spent Thanksgiving and the week end in Lehl and Provo with relatives. SV people in Great Britain found that the ordinary man could eat all the food required for good health in half an hour, but he takes more than two hours at the table. Most of the waste is caused by waiting for meals to be served. A man who lives to the age of 70, FOR SALE Two purebred cows; and 2 Jersey cows, com- therefore, spends some 450,000 hours ing fresh in Jan and Feb. Call 211R eating, or about five years. The investigators also found that MALTED MILKS 10c- - SUN- - the average woman wastes 10 years of her life doing unnecessary labor COME IN AND SEE OUR MANY in housework and answering the PASTERIES X L. BAKERY doorbell. hol-ste- in subway sleepers. Late passengers encounter or see them stretched out on hard benches in draughty with trains arriving or departing noisily every few minutes. Other passengers see them propped up In corners of cars getting their rest, if such it may be called, as the train clatters underground. Train crews and station men are supposed to evict the lodgers. But they are human and pity those forced to such bedrooms. - So the sleepers remain until day comes. Then they wash up and disappear only to return at night Nowhere else is it possible to obtain shelter, such as it is, for a nickel. Periodically there are drives on the part of the police department to rid the subways of sleepers. Those caught are taken into court on a charge of disorderly conduct. Last spring, the number of such arrests ran up to 500 a month. One magistrate dismissed all brought before him on the ground that sleeping in the subway was no crime. On the other hand, there have been many complaints that not all the subway sleepers are merely down and outers. Women have been molested and annoyed and in a number of instances, subway sleepers have turned out to be pickpockets. ' SAIL WITH CONOCO IN 1939 Season's Greetings i The Junior class of the M. I. A. enjoyed a social Tuesday evening at film actress, when she became the home of their class leader, Mrs. an American citizen recently. After Geneva Anderson. in Los naturalization proceeding Mrs. Juul Sampson of Salt Lake Angeles she wrapped the flag around City is visiting in Levan the ber and exclaimed. "This Is the home of her parents, Mr. andat Mrs. moment of life." A. C. Dalby. my happiest Rain-e- r, ' First Pre - Season Game Juab -- ' - R. P. GARRETT LOCAL AGENT Vf '. f - FRIDAY, DEC. 2 PRELIMINARY GAME WILL BE PLAYED BY WILLIS LINTON COAL TEAM AND THE FIRST GAME STARTS AT 7:00 P. M. Admission 25c and 10c By STYLEMART MENS WOOL ROBES Silk and Rayon ROBES i$3.95 4.95 5.95 6.95 pound 72x90 50 WOOL Quilt BATT ONLY 98C 2.95 1.95 $1 3.95 LADIES SATIN Full GOWNS AND PAJAMAS 2.98 $1.98 3.98 MENS OVERCOATS LAD'ES GLOVES VALUES $13.95 IN 14.95 Fabric Kid 69c to 98c .16.95 ALL 1.98 French Kids 17.95 WOOL BY STYLEMART 18.95 Kid and Fur Lined 1.98 LAD'ES Many Colors PERCALE LADIES SILK BLOUSES HOUSE DRESSES 59c EACH SPECIAL All Sizes and Colors ONLY 98C SILK TIES 49c and 98c Pratt Mercantile Co. BUDGET PROCLAMATION Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of the County Commision-er- s of Juab County, Utah will be held at Nephi on the 8th day of December, 1938, for the purpose of adopting a budget for the year 1939, and that a public hearing will then be allowed on said budget. FRED L. GADD County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners. Members and officers of the Nephi post of the American Legion, and officers of Nephi City, take this means of expressing their appreciation to President A. H. Belliston for his donation of the huge pine tree which has been placed in front of the City Hall to be the city's Christmas tree. Distress Signal Device For Airplanes Invented CALIF. PASADENA, Anthony Eaiton, physicist of the California Institute of Technology, and Major Daniel Ellis, of the air corps reserve, have invented a distress signal apparatus, designed to aid in locating wrecked planes. As the tail of the plane invariably remains intact in crashes, they have designed a short wave radio device, to be placed on the tail of planes, and which automatically starts sending a signal when a Jolt or crash starts the mechanism functioning. The signals can be heard within radius of 100 miles and can picked up and followed by a dlrec-- ! tlonal finder. a, bew. OF NOMINATIONS i (Mona) I John S. Nielsen Mrs. Isabell Newton .... Osborn Younq 1 I L 1 I ' From Representative District Number 3 - (Nephi Southward) Warren Allred . Mrs. Emma A. Brouqh . From Representative District Number 5 (Levan) n Alma C. Dalbv Erastus P. Peterson I I . State of Utah ss. of luab County . I, John L. Lunt, Clerk of the Hoard of Education of Juab 'I ... i School District. Juab County, State of Utah, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is full, true and correct list of the --mm nominations from the representative precincts numbered 1, i and 5, to be voted for at the election on Wednesday, December 7, 1938, in the said representative i precincts 1, 3 and 5 as now appears on file and of record in my office. WITNESS my hand and seal at Nephi, Utah this 29lh day of November, A. D. 19.W. The latent word la trailer transportation bicycle trailer. Robert McCulley of Lone Beach, Calif., Is seen Inside the trailer he bo lit for bis many Journeys alone the highways and byways of (he I'nited Btalrs. SEAL JOHN E. LUNT, The trailer Is S feet long. SS Inches bl(b and it Inches wide. Complete with built In bed It weighs 13J pounds. Clerk of the Hoard of Education of Tbe owner plans a trip te Florida this coming spring. Juab School District. .:. . -- . MANTI LIONS $19.95 Made $13.98 I SMsMpflBMsMfsiMM" " vs Manti Juab High School Gym Values to $24.50 TODAY'S SPECIAL . T. - - MENS ALL WOOL WORSTED SUITS $25.00 VALUES LADIES COATS Lauren A. Keyte .. - 9 For Representative District Number Newest Wrinkle in Trailer Transportation Basket Ball Lined Kid and Wool Lined $549 AO ' ember 7, 1938 relatives. It was happy day for Lnlse AfJit election for members of Board of Education of JuSd School District, to be voted for Wednesday, Dec- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bosh and granddaughter Nannett spent the past week In Salt Lake City with ....' f 170 1 tok Rabbit fur Kid and Silk All wool and Rayon ea Special .... LIST Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mangelson spent Thanksgiving in Fillmore at the home of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Lorenzo Stephens, parents of Mrs. Mangel- - 7 ' MENS GLOVES KID lined in Lorraine Fabric Guaranteed Fast Color Mr and Mrs. R. Elgin Gardner spent Thanksgiving and in Nephi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Haynes, parents of Mrs. Gardner. Average Man of 70 Years Spends 5 of Them Eating The average man LONDON. ipendi five years of his life eating. A group of expert Investigators who have Just concluded a detailed examination of the lives of ordinary By L.. L. STEVENSON Subway trains and stations are lodging houses for hundreds of New York's homeless. The number is greater in winter, of course, since during the cold season park benches are impossible as beds. But all through the year there are many Levan Local News Union meeting will be held next Sunday afternoon at 2:30, accordNotice is hereby given that the ing to President A. H. Belliston of Board of County Commissioners of Juab Stake. All organizations with Juab County will meet at the Coun- the exception of the Sunday school at that ty Court House at Nephi, Utah on and Primary are to meet Friday, December 8, 1938, at the time. The Primary will meet Sathour of 11 o'clock A. M. to con- urday afternoon. sider the appropriation of County funds for the following purposes: HAPPY CITIZEN From funds not otherwise Modern 6 room home, full baseof $150.00 for ment. Good location. Constructed the1. For the sum of the maintenance County Atin 1938. Owner leaving town. For torney. Quick sale $2750.00. See E. B. Sper-rhand and seal this Witness Insurance, Abstracts, Real Es- 25th day ofmy 1938. November, tate. FRED L. GADD, County Clerk and Clerk of FOR SALE Delicious and Jonthe Board of County Comathan Apples. Stephen Boswell missioners of Juab County, Utah. (Seal) FOR RENT 3 room furnished apartment. Mrs. June Kendal. 938 -- Max Strong, who is enrolled at Heber Thompson of Saint George spent the week end in Nephi, the the Utah State Agricultural college guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. in Logan, spent the Thanksgiving Charles Stephenson . holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn Strong. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Christison spent Thanksgiving day in Payson, John Ord, a student at the U. S. and as guests of their spent Thanksgiving daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. C. in Logan vacation in Nephi at the home of Butler. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Huntington of V. Ord. Tooele spent Thanksgiving at the Mr. and Mrs. David Pierce and home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Judd. ThanksThey were enroute to Long Beach, two sons of Beaver spent California where they will spend giving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Lunt, parents of Mrs. the winter. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. George Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. George Mayers and Daughters of the Utah Pioneers children Bonnie and Wayne spent of Camp Birch will meet at the Thanksgiving in Santaquin with home of Mrs. Susie Worwood on Friday, December 9th, where the Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Horricks. lesson, a history of a pioneer, and a Dave Reynolds, of the U. S. A. C. Christmas program will be enjoyed. at Logan, and room mate of Allen has been received in Nephi Belliston, was a guest of Mr. Bellis-to- n of Word death in Payson Thursday during the Thanksgiving holid- of the Clifford Bale. The time ays at the home of Mr. Belliston's for Mrs. funeral services had not been mother, Mrs. J. L. Belliston. nearned at press-tim- e Thursday Reid Black, a student of the Utah afternoon. State Agricultural college at Lo Mrs. J. Earl Reid, Joseph H. gan spent the Thanksgiving holi Belliston and days at the home of his parents, Greenhalgh, Wilford County Agent A. E. Smith left on Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Black. Monday morning for Logan, where Mrs. W. G. Pay, Mrs George they are in attendance at the Utah Parkins, Mrs. Delos Haynes, Mr. State Agricultural College Leaderand Mrs. Elijah Salisbury attended ship Training Course sessions. Prothe services in Rigby, Idaho on blems of vital interest to all sectof the state are discussed durSunday for the four year old dau- ions the ing Mr training course, and it is of Mrs. and Tolley. Perry ghter hoped that when these people reGuests at the home of Mr. and turn to Nephi and make their reMrs. Wm. Burton on Thanksgiving ports that the ciizens of this area were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton will atempt to put into effect he that will be and son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ken- recommendations The course will continue for dall, and family, and Mr', and Mrs. made. two weeks. Boyd Burton and family of Price. GODDESS of TIME '1 ' s SJ - ftsiUUIIJtliii H |
