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Show Thursday, October 13th, 1949 THE TIMES-NEW- S. NEPHI. UTAH W0 LOW-COS- E, T TRANSPORTATION On Thursday evening, October 6 the Reading ciub held its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Carl Wilkey. President Mary Jensen conducted the business portion of the meet ing. Litany was read by Mrs. j. A review of the E. Andrews. book "The Gay Saint" by Paul Bailey was given by Mrs. W. Lee Bailey. The program committee, consisting of Mrs. Fred Gadd, Mrs. Cleon Memmott and Mrs. Carl Wilkey presented the new programs to the members. The ttieme for this new season is "Utah, Land of Sunshiine. Tradition and Cul ture. The year is to be spent in studvine about Utah authors, ar tists, musicians and history. We are anticipating a very interesting and informative season. Members present were Mrs. Irel Chase, Mrs. Eugene Beck, Mrs. J. E. Andrews, Mrs. Fred Gadd, Mrs F. H. Beckstead, Mrs. Ray Cun-dick, Mrs. James Anderson, jvirs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. Udell R Jen-spMrs. Cleon Memmott, Mrs. A. K. Johnson. Mrs. Lee Bailey and the hostess. Mrs. Carl Wilkey. Lita-Lu- Month aftar month and mil aftar mil, CMC's "J00-4Saariu prova thejr ara tha top truck in tha light and medium prova it thoroughly as aach individual unit 3e-duty field livers the goods at low cost per mile over a long-lispan. Powered by big, efficient engines of tha same basic design as ( underscored by strong, the famed "Army Workhorse" these highlighted by wide, roomy cabs sturdy chassis products of tha world's largest exclusive manufacturer of commercial vehicles are truly "tops." There is a "100-45aerie CMC ideally suited to your particular job. Coma in and let us show you, point by point, why a GMC is best for you. " 0" ... fe ... ... ... 0" re The Fine Arts club met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Bailey on 6th for the Thursday, October first meeting of the new season. Mrs. Charles H. Foote. president presided and gave the address or welcome to ciUD members, ana outlined the Drojects for the coming year. Mrs. Clyde Shaw read club collect, ana minutes were read by Mrs. Owen DeSpain, Secretary. The financial report 01 the club was read Dy Mrs. v. m, Foote. Treasurer. Mrs. John Richardson, chair man, previewed the year book for the coming year. - Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting to the following members: Mrs. Charles H. Foote, Mrs. Clyde Shaw, Mrs. Owen DeSpain, Mrs V. M. Foote, Mrs. Warrillow Brough, Mrs. Frank B rough, Mrs, Mrs. V. A, James H. Ellison, Beck, Mrs. Ray Gadd, Mrs. R. E Winn, Mrs. John Richardson, Mrs. Earl H. Steele and the hosti ess, Mrs. Gilbert Bailey. The Jaycee Janes held a "Come Are" oartv nt th hrmo of Mrs. Fern Hanson on October 5th. Lee Reid won the nrlzs for having the most unique costume. Florence Johnson was elected secretary replacing Mrs. Ted Orrock who has moved out of town. After a business session, games were played, with Bernice Archibald and Donna Mockli winning prizes. Fern Hanson, Edith Manning and Maxine Anderson served hot chili and pumpkin pie to the following: Donna Beard, Blanche Valene Pexton, Judd, Donna Mockli, Bernice Archibald, Cath-rin- e Edna Mae Ludlow, Shaw, Florence Kendall, Louise .Wirth-lin- , Grace Sparks, Joey Vehawn Gwen Chapman, Ruth Cundick, Lee Reid, Geniel Limburg, Geniel Boswell and Florence Johnson. Thm GMC"Tr(ptm Chmckmd" uimd truck m bUm im guidm fo m yoar bmtter buy. PAINTER MOTOR COMPANY Nephi, Utah DO YOU NEED A SMALL HOME OR FARM BASEMENT 4 ROOMS IN OIL HEAT-CL- OSE $4750. 8MALL FARM 15 acres land. 7lz shares water Close in $3250.00 DO YOU WANT A LOAN Money with 170 security at 6 WE HAVE HOMES FROM $1200.00 to $7,000.00 KENDALL REALTY At a beautifully appointed luncheon, the 20th Century club recently began their club year. Mrs. F. H. Beckstead, president of the club was hostess for the opening social, and introduced the theme of the year's activities "Know Your America" over a microphone. The program for the year was interestingly introduced and commented upon by Mis. Joseph F. Parrish. A trio composed of Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, Mrs. John H. Harmon and Mrs. J. A. Burton, with Mrs. C. W. Glazier as accomA repanist, sang two numbers. port of the State Executive board meeting was given by Mvs. C. R. Lomax, district president. The executive board acted as hostesses. Twenty members were official call for the Pres conference of the Nebo First District of Utah Federation of Women's clubs to be held in the Nephi Third ward chapel on Saturday, October 15th, at 2 p. m. has been issued by Mrs. C R. Save the Surface Lomax of Nephi, district presid ent. The meeting will be for all America has become a nation on District all District wheels. To keep those wheels officers, requires a whole range of chairmen, all club presidents and vice presidents, all department ipecial coatings to furnish beauty chairmen and any other interested ind protection. The finishes on persons. rtreamline trains, buses, street reporter. Judge Joseph E. Nelson of ears, tractors and trucks, must be CARD OF THANKS Spanish Fork will be guest speak lougher than the working conditions our er. sincere We wish to express His subject will be Toler fhe vehicles encounter. They must thanks and appreciation for the ance. oe as rugged as the machines they as kind words of sympathy and protect. in sistance of those' who helped Allred was hostess any way following the death of to Mrs. T. W. mtmbers of the Ladies Literary our father; for .the help in the home; the cars offered, for the wlub at her home Monday evenbeautiful floral offerings, and to ing. Mrs. A. V. Gadd was in those who participated in the fun chcirpe of the meeting Club colread by Mrs. Jack We are deeply lect was era! services. a paper on 'Human graterui for the mends who call Wright, and ed during the illness of our Rights was well given by Mrs, Udtll R. Jensen. Business was ' The Family of Alfred Warner transacted. Present were Mrs. E. R. Forrest. Miss Neva BootV, Mrs. Leser Asher, Mrs. Lester B. Bol- liton, Mrs. Amos G. Irons, Mrs. Jack Wright, Mrs. J. G. Irons, Mr. A. V .Gadd, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Marvin Anderson, Mrs William Bailey, Mrs. J. L. Bellis-toMrs. Udell R. Jensen, Mrs. James R. Stanley, Mrs. George A. Sperry and the hostess, Mrs. A week previously, on Friday Sept. 30, the new officers entertained me members at an hay ride, followed by suiuare dancine and refreshments in the new fine arts building at the Fair grounds. The new officers of the club include Mrs Udell R. . Jensen, president, Mrs. Lavar Carter, vice president, Mrs. ieom Memmott secretary and treasurer, Mrs. "Albert Starr, historian, Mrs. P. L. Jones, United Nations Representative, and Mrs. Lee Bailey, An ident's ed FACE FLATTERING SO EVERYWHERES 2.95 to 9.95 To meet your every mood with easy flattery . . . we've a new group of hats sure to please. Every' one a darling' of the new fashion season . . so smartly styled with the new slant appeal . . the soft crushy fabrics you adore and colored to blend with perfection. Come in today Choose from g our collection! '. budget-brightenin- (EmirlbGttit9& Exclusive Ladies' Shop spin-lin- g Published very at Nphl, Juab County, Utah. Entered at the post office atThursday Utah as second elass mail matter under tht ct of congress of Nephi, March 3, 1879. 8 8 6 Bel-iisto- n, n, 1940 Ford Ton FOR SALE and half truck. New 8:25 tires in good condition. Call 139J or see George Kendall at Levan. CAMPBELLS TOMATO KERNEL GOLD BANTAM CORN - No. 303 tin - - JQC LlBBY'S CORNED BEEF SPRING KIST PEAS 12 oz tin - Each Jc No. 2 tin, Fancy Each J7C HORMEL CHILI CON PIERCES TOMATO JUICE CARNE WITH BEANS 46 oz tins - Each - 22 Regular tins - Each J(JC WOODS CROSS TOMATCARNATION WHEAT OES - Ext. 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The Department has classified the land as proper for acquisition under bee. 7 of the Taylor Grazing Act, and opened it to selection by the State, subject to compliance with the laws and regulations governing selections under the Act of July 16, and 1894 and acts supplemental amendatory thereto. The application was allowed August 18, 1949. Any and all persons claiming the land adversely or desiring to ob ject because of the mineral char acter of the land or for any other reason should file their protest in this office during the period of publication or before final approval. Failure to so protest within the time specified will be consid ered sufficient evidence of the nonmineral character of the land, and the selection, being otherwise free from objection, will be ap proved to the State. Ernest E. House, Manager. Dates of public ation. September 15. 22, 29. Oct ober 6 and 13, 1949. In The Times-New- s, Nephi, Utah. 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