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Show Thursday, Dec . 23, 1943 The yniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi LEV AN Nephi, Utah Times-New- s, Fountain NEWS Spirit of Hope Martha Eliza Shepherd, 77, died at the family resience Monday of ailments incident to her age. She was the wife of Augustus Shephe- Symbolizes rd-She was born September 7, 1866 at Gunnison, a daughter of George and Esther Lambert Gardner. She was married on Januay 14, 1886, at Levan. Green News All New Year Rites The observation of New Year's is universal, and al- has been an act- though the precise date of its ive worker in the church, serving solemnization may vary as secretary of the Primary, as pesident of the YLMIA, and a vis- among different races and iting teacher and chorister in the creeds, the spirit of hospitalMrs. Shepherd Relief Society. She was also an active member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Chicken Creek company. She is survived by her husband; three sons: Gilbert L. and Heber G. Shepherd of Levan, and William H. Shepherd of Tooele; three daughters: Mrs. Floy Mortensen, Winters, and Mrs. Henrietta Earley, Levan; one brother, Richard Gardner of Levan; 34 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. Six of her grandsons are in the service. Funeral services will be held at the Levan chapel Thursday at 2 P. OD BLESS YOU, merry gentlemen, let's get the Yule log burning. Bring on the viands and let the joy be unconfined, for Christmas comes but once a year. At this holiday time, as in the past, we are mindful of our indebtedness to you for your generous patronage, and pledge once more our determination to be still more deserving of your friendship. Mrs-Chlo- ORD & and Mrs. Peter Sorenson spent Sunday at Centerfield at the Mr. and Mrs. James Petof home MANGELSON Phone 43 Druggists around the first of February. Traditionally, all debts must be paid by midnight on New Year's Eve or Mr. ersonMrs. Emily Bosh entertained a numbtr of relatives and frienas at hi?r home Friday afternoon, the 1 ity and hopefulness prevails traditionally. Prior to China's adoption of the Gregorian calendar, the Chinese New Year was cele brated during the time of the first moon M iiui Part of California's Record Grape Crop occasion being her birthday anni uencious rwesnrnents versary, were served, z Mrs. Leah Bosh entertained at a family dinner at her hom Sunday. She intends to go to Salt Lake City for Christmas. Mrs Thela Wankier entercajned a number of relatives and friends at her home Sunday afteriocn and The occasion was her evening. birthday anniversary. A delicious luncheon was served. Mrs- Lois Brough and daughter Ro.'.Mary of Nephi are visiting he-at the home of her parents. Mi and Mrs. Reuben - e ft ...- r- "face" is lost on New Year's Day. In the old days, the celebration began a week prior to the Eve when homage was paid to the Kitchen God and climaxed on the "fifteenth day of the First Moon" by "Teng Chieh," the Feast of Lanterns. The progression of festivities was accompanied by good conduct among young and old, parties and exchanges of greeting cards. . Hindus Celebrate in April. The Hindus use a lunar calendar their New Year and solemnize toward the last of April. Many ot the devout make pilgrimages to the Ganges and other holy streams for the purpose of washing away their sins, others offer propitiatory gifts to the gods in local temples, while feasting, exchanges of calls and greeting cards prevail. Rosh Hashana. the Jewish New Year, is one of the highest of Ortho dox holy days. -, Also known as the Feast of Trump ets, the sounding of a ram's born, the Shafor, calls the faithful to i worship, remind 17 wr A . iU ing them of God's providence in caring for His people and rededicating them to His serv ices. Rosh Hasha na commemorates the Day of Creation and special prayers are offered In the synagogues for the restoration of Zion. In the home, the head of the house prays in behalf of his family over an apple or round loaf of bread which has been dipped in honey: the roundness thereof symbolizing the desire for a smooth and prosperous New Year. January The Gregorian month of January Is the namesake of Janus, the two- faced Roman god with accredited the ability to look backward and forward simultane- t nwt, AM 'Two-Face- worn Ti 1943 ously. ..... liininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBraniiiiiiiiia pr- v S Mi W A few of the 2,610,000 tons of grapes grown in California are pictured being unloaded at a winery in Guasti. Most of the record crop will be utilized for raisins according to a government order. About half a million tons will be crushed for California wineries which supply more than 85 per cent of America's table consumption. ' Section One, Page Five As you tie up your Chxiet-nia- s packages think of iu. We'll be thinking of you . . . thinking of how good you've been to as in 1943 and of what a pleasure it has 3een to serve you. And we'll be wishing you a very Merry Christmas. A Sacred Pageant, "His Natal will be presented by the Day" Fountain Green ward choir Friday evening, December 24. The pageant is under the direction of Mrs. Eva Jacobsen with Mrs. Voniel Aagard as accompanist. Solo parts will be given by Mrs. Velda Jack son, Mrs. Lena Johnson, Mrs- Beat rice Yorgason Mrs Oleta Bailley and Aiden Johnson. The Moroni Stake Fathers' and Sons' banquet will be held in the Moroni high school auditorium on Guest Thursday December 23rd. speakers for the occasion will be LeGand Richards. Mavin O. Ashton and Joseph L. Withlin of the presiding bishopric. We Wil Be Open ALL DAY Next Wednesday Christmas Candle and Carol ser vice was given in the ward chapel Kxcluaivv Ladies? Tuesday evening by the Fountain Green Junior high school students under the direction of Miss Jessie Oldroyd. Mrs. Eva Jacobson was hostess Wenesday evening to Mrs- Izola J. Blaekham, and her club members. A pieasatn evening was enjoyed by everyone. A lecture was given on photography. Christmas gifts were exchanged and a delicious not din ner was served. Ethel Jensen entertained at a Christmas party Sunday, December 10, for the following club members: Mrs. Ruth Rigby, Mrs. Ella Clow-arCarole Mrs. Beth Oldroyd, Chapman, Jayne Robertson, Mrs. Mrs- Oleta Nielson, Mary Peel, Nelda Mikkelson and Mrs. Roma Peel. Games were played and a hot chicken dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Anderson of Salt Lake City were visitors during the week. Ward conference was held Sunday December 19, under the direction of the Stake Presiency with President Thomas H. Cook presiding. The ward report was given by Bishop Gayle Yorgason. Speakers were Presient George M. Anderson, Ivan Bailey, Clair Collard, Sadie Rasmusen, Jessie Oldroyd and Ve-or-a Collard. Music was furnished by the war choir. Theodore Chistiansen was a vis-itin Fountain Green last week. The K K Club was very pleasantly entertained at a Christmas party recently by Mrs. Florence Cook. Games were played and the exchange of Christmas Gifts created A delicious hot much enjoyment. dinner was served to the following members: Mrs- Velda Jackson, Mrs. Euleda Cook. Mrs. Oleta Bailey, Mrs. Enid Nielson, Mrs. Etna Niel son, Mrs. Delia Collard, and Mrs. Geraluine Johnson. Mrs. Bessie I. Cook was a special guest- The Elders Quorum is sponsoring a banquet program and dance in the Amusement Hall on December 29. The Seventies and High Priests will be their special guesst. Marcella Hansen entertained at a Christmas party Wednesday eveGifts were excahnged and ning. a lovely luncheon served to Lola Ccok, Royce Christiansen, Delores Lund, Marilyn Collard, Ilene Mad-seVoniel Ivory, Dorothy Anderson, Arline Mikkelson, Connie Olson, Fern Jensen, Bess Coombs and Elda Allred. - d, "OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE" sums up, in two words, the achievement of our armed forces. We, too, strive for outstanding performance in every item of o service. We thank you most cordially for your good will and patronage and wiiJi you the Season's Greetings. The Commercial s play and make good cheer For Christmas comes but once a year" n, w- USED CARS! Prfct Conditiom 1942 CHEVROLET 4 door SEDAN 1941 CHEVROLET SPECIAL 5 Piu. COUPE 1941 CHEVROLET DELUXE 5 Fw COUPE GUARANTEED GOOD TD2ES SEDAN 1941 FORD 1940 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN 1941 HUDSON TUDOR SEDAN REGULAR CHEVROLET OK GUARANTEE New York around the world. The streets, particularly Broadway, re thronged with thousands of festival-persons, the hotels, etc., are crowded with parties, and many gather in churches to welcome the New Year in prayer. As the clocks are Strike twelve, the blown full blast accompanied by the whistles on every ship, tug, etc., in the vicinity. Joined by those of the surrounding communities. Honor Norse Goddess. Once upon a time, long before the Nordic tribes were converted to Christianity maybe even before the Saviour was born the tribesmen decked their lodg- ver. wHh ln greens In honor of BROWN CHEVROLET CO. minded t - 758 goddess of the bom and domestic affairs. Hertha paid ber annual visits during the time of the Winter Solstice and descended through the smoke which A YEAR, SO FT BEHOOVES US ALL TO MAKE THE VERY MOST OF IT. ON THE EVE Of THIS JOYOUS SEASON WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN WISHING ALL OUR FRIENDS THE FULLEST MEASURE Of CHRISTMAS JOY A NO HAPPINESS. NEPHI CAFE MANAGER Union Bus Depot Phone 24 SPANISH FORK, UTAH 1 curled upward YES, CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE SUSIE B. W0RW00D, IJ North Main Street Hertha, Norse We love this town and its environs. We have grown up here and have come to regard our selves as "a fixture." We have a great many friends, "but not a friend to spare," and at this time we want to thank them, one and all. PHOKZ 2SS t from the Or boughs burning upon a special altar of flat stones. Whan the family and serfs were gathered before the blaze, Hertha would direct the person wisest in lore and legend to foretell the fortunes of those present. For centuries the legend of Hertha's slippers survived In Germany. Cakes, baked in the shape of a slipper, were filled with candy and small gifts. Given to maidens and children, the slippers of Hertha supposedly bestowed the qualities of virtue, health and beauty. American children may have never beard of Nordic Hertha, but rarely does a youngster hang up his Christmas stocking without worrying whether or not Santa Claus will be able to squeeze down the chimney. - QUALITY noise-make- more fantastically than the Jew GLITTERING cave are the Christinas trees in the windows of this town and adjoining farm areas. Everywhere, everywhere Christmas, and the spirit which Christmas brings. Bank- DEPOSITS INSURED celebrations "At Christmas 3 m - New on city, Year's Eve, reflects the gaiety, toasting and meditation traditional to New Year's ""mm OTiiiiiraiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiii U&utp BUY WAR BONUS AND STAMPS AS one bands down a good name, Christmas each year hands down its traditions, and all are good. It has been a tradition here to regard the good will of our customers as our most precious asset. In this holiday season of 1943 we extend to you, not as a customer alone, but as a friend, our very best wishes for a . . . Mtrry Christmas. 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