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Show SVuVSB 1 WA&, iU at tU REG ULARLY of tUtak" speaki::g By I ? The Editor 9iWy City Volums 40 Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, j Boy,h boy, the people of Nephi are surely crabbing about their water bills. As far as I'm con-- f cerned. that's nothine to crab about. I'd darn sight rattier pay a little more for water and be sure of a drink when I get thirsty I'll bet those people in the east-en- d of town who were "high and dry" on numerous occasions during the past few summers when water was low, are not making any "holler' about the rate. We have not gone into the City records, but it is our opinion that the increased water rates, together with the amout raised by the sale of some general obligation bonds, will pay for the pipe line to Bradley's canyon, and for the necessary installations to put the Bradley water into the city system. 'The increased rate will pay off the bonds and we will all have an ample supply of water. Bradley water is slightly softer (exactly how much we dont than the present Rees know) Springs water and Marsh canyon water. The supply will toe con siderably more in quantity, and during that portion of the year of the biggest water use is when the Bradley spring pours out the most water, it is understood. Nephi City has secured under ground water in quantity and in quality necessary for a trade with the Irrigation company for the Bradley water. It is understood that the Irrigation Company and City officials are 'expecting to work out final details of the trade within the near future. Praise will be theirs for some outstanding cooperation. Number 42 Held Levan Lions Wednes. for Hosts To Lorraine Lunt Nephi Club Surrounds Party Choices Both Parties Active During Past Week A cloud of secrecy has sur rounded the activities of the local political parties during the past week, as the date for filmg for the Nephi city election approaches. A convention of Republican voters was held last week, with delegates being named to select the city ticket. There has been considerably activity during the past several days from the Republican group, but C. W. Johnelected Republican son, newly chairman 1949 Funeral Secrecy City October 20th, stated Thursday morning that thinge were "not ready for publication". Whether that means that the ticket is still in the process of completion, or Funeral services were held her Wednesday for Alonzo Lorraine Lunt, 52, who died at his home in Provo Sunday morning of a heart ailment. Mr. Lunt had resided in Provo for the past several years, having moved there during the conv struction of Geneva Steel plant.. Mr. Lunt was born in Nephi January 19, 1897, a son of S. A. and Nellie Chapman Lunt He was educated in the Nephi schoos nd Nephi high school. He married Mabel Ruth Owen April 14, 1918 and served for approximately one year in the U. S. Army. In addition to spending several years In Nephi, Mr. Lunt also resided in American Fork and in Provo where he was employed by Utah Poultry Producers. Surviving are his widow, Mabel Ruth Owen Lunt; five children: Margaret Christiansen of Nephi; Max Lunt, Ogden; Don and Jerry Lunt both of Proco, and Darlene Howard of SanDiego; his parents of Nephi; two brothers and two A GENERAL COMES HOME . , , Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley, famed sisters: Ray Lunt, Merl Lunt and (or bis firmness with the Soviets daring his assignment as military Mrs. Ruth Blackett, ephi, and Mrs on U.S. the is accompanied army transport Noia Pearce, Beaver. commander in Berlin, "General Maurice Rose" by his family on his return to New York. Funeral services for Mr. Lunt The vessel docked at Btaten Island, and the general was taken to New were conducted in the First-Se- c York in an army launch. City officials were at the pier to greet him ond Ward chapel with and a reception was planned at city hall later In the day. Left U Lester H. Belliston,Wernesday, Bishop of the Dennis and and General Edith Mrs. are Howley, Howley right (front) First Ward in charge. Prayers (rear) William, Frances and Peter. were given by Bishop Alma C. Tranter and Wilford Belliston with the graveside prayer by Joseph H. Greenhalgh. Speakers at the services weer J. Ivan Tew, Bishop of the Nephi Fourth ward, and President James Jin Y, ;QV lftJ;S whether they are just delaying the announcement for political re asons, we can t quite decide. It is also understood that sev eral meetings were also taking place on the "citizens" side of the ballot make-ualthough nothing, as with the Republican group "is There ready for publication". still seems to be plenty of ques tion as to who will run, or if there will be any opposition to the Republican ticket. Frankly, we can't find out a thing definite from either party. Unless there are too many withdrawals from the ticket or tickets filed early next week, it is possible that we acn bring you a list of nominees in next issue. Regardless, there will be an election held in Nephi City on Mr. anr Mrs. Merle Haynes and November 8th and there will be Mr. and Mrs. Haynes spent County Agent Joe Parrish and elected a Mayor and four coun- - two weeks in Angus California. a re with a little cilmen, city extravagant together myself got the other night and went to see corder and city treasurer. Thf M Men and Gleaner fireside the University of Utah vs Denver which was scheduled to be held at University football game at the Sunday evening ha? been U. Stadium Although we almost postponed. There will be no firehad to buy three seats for our side this Sunday evening. two, we managed to see the game Mrs. Marvin Anderson and Mrs. pretty well from about the 30 yd. Beth Ostler were in Moroni rec line. State Engineer Harold A. Linke ently. Mrs. Anderson was guest If you want to see a colorful has proclaimed the closing of wells of Mrs. K. M. Draper at a meet next fall for the diverting water from underground ing of the Senior Sorosis club, of event, watch annual band day of the University sources beginning with November which she was a former member. of Utah. Bands from all Over the 1. 1949 and ending April 1, 1950, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Judd of Pro-vState, and from as far as Elko, as provided by law. All persons former residents of Nephi, are Nevada assembled for the band owning, or having control of, any a trip through the East. enjoying ore of or climaxed wells the well, artensian by pump playing dy "The Star Spangled Banner" un in the State are required to close, They have been guest of their son D. der the baton of Professor LeRoy by plug, cap, valve or other mech- Kenneth Judd at Washington, Robertson of the University music anical device, or by repairs, all C, and have visited with relatives Iowa, and also in Detroit, New department If everey one of the wells except those providing water in York and North Carolina, use Beneficial use. beneficial in that for giant 23,000 plus people stadium didn't thrill to that select- during the above period does not Mrs. Brigham Garrett, e ion, there was something wrong include irrigation. It is also proMolyneaux and Mrs. vided that modification of said with his individual Americanism. Nielsen were In Salt Lake order may be granted upon show- City last week. In addition to the high school ing to the State Engineer that a bands, including our ow nJuab compliance Sixteen little friends of Joan therewith will cause high school ctoud under the partial or complete failure of the Parkin were entertained at the direction of Ballard Christiansen, well. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Denver University band and season of under- Lynn Parkin, on October 14th, on The closing the University off Utah bantt ,eacn ground water has been proclaimed the occasion of her 4th birthday with 120 pieces, were assembled in the interest of conseaving the anniversary. They enjoyed games for the national anthem. undderground water supply and to and refreshments. The University of Utah band provide a maximum quantity for Miss Marian Squire who has marches with a pace which is be ttie next year's use. As a result fcpent the past month with her there order tween a fast walk and a slow of last year's closing Mrs. George McCune available during the grandmother run, and how they ever mnge to wa smade additionl has returned to her home. Miss which water season for past keep their heads about them Squire is employed at a Child the various formations, is more materially helped to matureto farm Welfare clinic In Portland. this obedience crops. Strict than I can ever figure out Harry Sperry was taken to Salt Even though the U lost the closing order will further increase Lake City where he underwent an converting their the supply. game by not operation Friday for appendicitis. points after touchdown, it was a Mrs. Clarence Cowan entertain- He was accompanied to Salt Lake Let's go again next good game. of her ed 15 little guests daughter City by his mothe, Mrs. W. IL year, Joe. Connie Rae last Friday on her 8th Sperry, and her daughters, Mrs. birthday anniversary. Games were Houghton and rMs. Cowan. Mrs. played and refreshments served. Sperry returner home Monday. Mrs. Douglas Cowan I never could decide whether Mr. and Colorado Mr and Mrs. Ashel Rigby and are spending of Delta, loved hunters deer the actually sons of Salt Lake City spent the In Mr. with vacation their Nephi whether they Just the hunt, or week end with her mother, Mrs. wanted a good excuse to get away and Mrs. Eugene Cunt and other E. Len Jones. fmm the "Mn" for a few days. relatives. must It of reason. the Regardless be strong If they can take aeer hunting in weather like we've had this week. p, LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF NEPHI otate tnameer Closes Wells M-jn- o, Mrs-Genev- Mar-jori- LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OFLEVAN H. Ockey. Musical selections consisted of: Mrs. Ellen Sharp and Sam Prelude, Mrs. Rhea Beagley; vo Johnson of Sanry, and Mrs. Leo cal quartet, "Lead Me Gently Glover and family of Salt Lake Home" Mr. and Mrs. John H. City spent Wednesday of last Harmon, Mrs. Carol Stuart and week here with Mrs. Sharp's H. W. McCune; vocal solo, "Abide brother in law and sister, Mr. and With Me" by Mrs. Gertrudee Mrs. Seymour Rosequist. Tranter, and a closing selection by Mr .and Mrs, Pelwin Shepherd the quartet "Sometime We'll Unwere Accompanists announce the birth of a daughter derstand'". on October 12th at the Nephi Mrs. Ora Morgan and Mrs. Rhea Clinic. Grandparents are Mr. and Beagley. The Military portion of the ser Mrs. GF. L, Shepherd of Levan of and Mr. and Mrs. Melvln War vices was under the directionPost the American Legion, Nephi ren of Nephi. No. 1. Mrs. Mildred Christensen re turned home after visiting in Ogden with her son and daughter in law, Mr .and Mrs. Kent Christen sen who have a new baby. - Mrs. Lela Childs and son Wayne of Salt Lake City and Miss Colleen Martin of Magna enjoyed the week end here with Mrs. Child's mother, Mrs. Alvena Christensen and other relatives. Conducted Two Small The Levan Lions club entertained the Nephi Lions club last Thursday evening with a dinner and dancing Dart v. Thi 20 Nephi couples there to me yany wnicn was held inenjoy the new recreational hall. On October 17th the 20th Century club met at the home of Mrs. Gerald Cazief. Mrs. C W. Glazier gave a discussion of The Declaration of Human Mrs. J. L. Belliston gave a report ' . . . C 4.1. iu uie convention neia Saturday of the officers of the Federated Clubs. Fifteen members wp in attendance. nit . Ladies Club Holds Meet The Ladies Literary Leatruf nwt recently at the home of Mrs. Alma Jones. Prayer was read by Mrs. isaoei ieatnam. After a short business session, a paper "Wanted, Every Woman to Make a Home'" wa presented by Mrs. Nel-l- o Sudweeks. Those in attendance besides the hostess, Mrs. Leatham and Mrs. Sudweeks included: Mrs. Clarence Gowers, Mrs. Claude Wilkey, Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. D. C. Boswell, Mrs. Elgin Gar rett, Mrs. Joe Garrett, Miss Rheta Snerrv. Mrs. Ivan Parlonn Elmo Haynes, Mrs. Marvin Witt, Mrs. t.va. Sherwood and Mrs. Gene Wilkey. Hear of State Convention Members of the Service Star Legion met at the City Hall on October 12th when Mrs. Amv Warner gave an interesting talk on tne Lire of Christopher Columbus. Mrs. Rhea Beagley rendered two musical selections. Mrs. Stel la Anderson read the report on the Service Star Legion conven nheid in Salt Lake City. Re freshments were served ts PTA To Have Question Box Any Darent having niwstinna pertaining to school and his is asked to drop his question in a box to be placed in the Central School Friray, October 28. rs DUP Group Meeting Held t Miss Sorensen of Salt Lake City spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. n. " Onita Bendixen of Salt Lake City spent the week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. '' - V r..l f Er-har- dt Prim-E- x Bendixen. Mrs. Doyle Beard is spending this week in Povo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sheen. Group Meets club Members of the Prim-e- x were entertained at a social Mon day evening at the home of Jennie Steele, with Mary Carver, Evelyn Lomax and Diane G. Booth as as sisting hostesses. Dinner was served to the following ladies: Loa Oldroyd, Nida Gadd, Mary Jensen, Thelma Christensen, Blanche B rough, Mildred Ingram, Ruby Cox, Ada Sperry, Beth ChristenIda Beck sen. Bertha Tranter, Donna Chrlstison, Georgia Austin, Mavme Kendall and the host Prizes were awarded to esses. Bertha Tranter, Blanche Brough and Ida Beck. ., 1 '1? . Social Items f- P"r - 'v ' 'f,., f NEW SCFREME CO CRT JCST1CE . . . Federal Judge Sherman Minion of Indiana, who wi named to the supreme court recently by President Harry Truman to soccerd the late Wiley Rntlrdge, has coffee with his wife, Mr. Gertrude M in ton, In their New Albany borne Shortly after receiving the nemlnatioa. s Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Garrett of Duchesne, and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nielseno f Provo spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Garrett A reunion of the Paxman family was held October 8th at the Harvard ward In Salt Lake City. 136 members were present, Miss Delia Paxman, a pranddauffhter of Kate Love Paxman of Canada and Mrs. Norms Rail of California. IX, II 1: 1 '1 N ...i i . ne i .. . i IV M infarct llasiiiu, known to newspaper M', who tvanlrtl to "find gm:l man and I s fvm: one SVp has re t'int r r v.vn to )'.:? I V. Vklnnn c v ii or.is. s'.ie anr o ;, :. .i.: .if. o' a in !me vi : . Hospitals Richfield and Fillmore Institutions Checked for Ideas On Monday of this week ,the Juab County Commissioners accompanied Lewis Eric Sandstrom, the architect fo rthe Juab County Hospital, on an inspection trip to the Sevier Valley Hospital in Richfield and the L. D. S. hospital in Fillmore. The commissioners and the architect intend to investigate the small hospitals in the state and obtain the advice of those who have had experience in the operation of such hospitals before the final plans for the "local hospital s.re approved. Mr. .Sandstrom stated that he is hopeful of completing the working plans and specifications during the winter so that the contract fo rthe construction ofthe h spiral ca nbe let i nthe spring. , The hospital bonds it the special election on Septemb er 20 were executed by the counauth-vve- d ty official and will be sold .vilhin the next week. Proceeds fpim trie; bonds will be invested at a rate ot inteiest equal tr or in exess of the rote which the bonds drsw until the funds are needed for construction next year. The Commissioners also pissed a motion to request the ,Nephi l City officials to assist in th project in Nephi by furnlsh-'n- g hrs-pita- electric and water serv.-ccharge. r to the hospital without Funera lservices last Friday for These Questions will lv an.ewor. Mrs. Mary J. McPherson Winn ed at the Parent-Teachemeeting Mi. and Mrs, Joseph Christensen were as follows: Prelude, .Miss on tnat date, at 4 p. m. of Richfield were guests on Sun Rheta T. D. Davis Bishop Sperry; day at the home of his parents. in charge, with opening remarks; Mr. and Mrs. Christian Christen invocation, S. G. Paxman; Letter sen, from President Robert D. Young Mrs. Mont Bean and children of the Salt Lake Temple, former of Nephi were guests on Sunday president of the Manti Temple, at the home of her parents, Mr. read by Bishop Davis; vocal duet, James P. and II ,W. McCune, "In and Mrs. M. C. Stephensen. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers The Garden" accampanied by Elmer Jackmah returned home Diane G. Booth; speaker, Robert of Fort Wall camn mit MnnHnv on Monday after spending some P. Garrett; vocal solo, Mrs. Carol October 17 at the home of Mrs. Olive Captain time in Ida.io Falls with his broth Stuart, "The Lord's Prayer" with Lizzie BlackT Broarhead was in A paper er, Perry Jackman and family. accompaniment by Miss Sperry; on "The Welch in charge. Utah" was givMr. and Mrs. DeVon Stephensen Speaker, Bishop William Sperry of Moroni were visiting relatives of Rigby, Idaho; vocal solo "Abide en by Ida Belliston. Zelma Goldhere on Sunday. They were the With Me" Mrs, Alma Tranter, ac- en gave a report on the convenguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs companied by Mrs. Booth; clos- tion heldthein Salt Lake City and First State house in Meril Stephensen, ing prayer, Hal Fowkes; grave- visiting Fllmore. Two vocal solos by R. side Garrett. prayer, Elgin Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller (Le-ol- a Hrs. Beth A. Ostler, accompanied and daughter of Bean) by Mrs. Mildred Ingram, and a Your Hrst Ward MIA'ers wll piano solo by Mrs. Ingram were Hutchlngs, Kansas are here visr enoyed. Special honor was given iting with her grand parents, Mr. see ycu October 25 at 7:30 at and Mrs. M. C. Stephense. n Aprcn and Overall dance. DtfC.-l- - Mrs. Francis Orme on her birthmixers, refreshments :md day anniversady. Refreshments Farrell Wankier, Ben Winter, ations, fun for ail has been planned Come were served by the officers to 16 Lee Wankier and Carl Wankier, join members. us.' whe are attending school in Lo--g nthis winte, spent part of last week here with their parents. Ben-dixe- Don't shoot until you're sure, fellows! Mrs. Winn Services Are Officials Visit s'-.- .:;r 'J r m:i N. FARM andHOMEto CTAB STATS lujcilLTHttB EXTENSION SERV1CS HUMS ECONOMICS Let's talk about amles Utah apple, which is second none. There are the to bushels in according to Joseph F. Parrish, County Agent. Agent Joe advises "Have an aphave two some days ple a day now that the season for apples is here". There are plenty of Jonathan, and Delicious apples for everyone, and these are the best known varieties raised in ' Juab 422,000 Utah this season, County. When you buy apples, finr out what variety you're getting it make a difference. In an eatine apple, the average person likes a moderately large colorful apple which has a crisp texture, is tart to the juicy, and slightly taste. For a pie apple, most home makers like one which will cook up well, yet hold the shape of the pieces, and have a tart flavor. For sauce you will want an apple that will cook to pieces, and make a smooth, granular delicately flav- ored sauce. For baking, an apple that will cook "done" and yet hold its shape an dnot be too mushy or juicy is desired, also an apple that is midly tart in flavor and has skin enough to hold the apple in shape and yet tender enough to eat This year's cropj of apples is excellent and in addition are juicy and well flavored. The flavor Is superior to many of the apples shipped into the state. Apples are fancy, graded as "extra fancy", C grade or as a combination of ny of these grades. Buy apples now from Juab Horticulturists, or from your neighborhood store. Select a bushel, the quality is guaranteed by the grocer. But be sure you're getting UTAH apples, when you buy. News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mem-mo- tt and family of Bountiful, Mrs. Jane Memmott and grandson Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Memmott of Mt. Pleasant, and Duane Memmott of Logan were week end guests of Mr .and Mrs. S. F. Memmott. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Memmott of Delta spent Sunday evening at the Memmott home. Mm. VprnDnan Rlackburn of Ordcrville spent several days with her mother, Mrs. T. II. U. I'arKes. Mrs. Parkes accompanied her home for an indefinite visit. Last week Mr. and Irs. Ken-net- y Nyman and family were in Logan visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Nyman oined them and they motored to Rock Springs Wy.iming where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bate-nian. Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Gadd and family were In Fountain Green on Sunday as guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allred. , j ' , |
