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Show March Thursday, THE 1950 2nd, .FREEMAN "" U&V Local and' Social Items Shot Mrs. May Petty and Miss Elaine Murray Sunday and Petty were innouse guesia cm Monday as and Mrs. Cleo Petty. n. pv.nr-ti-i Ward Relief Society will hold a special meeting Sun- March sin at :ju p. m. r-- sw and attendprogram is promised of the ward ance of all members Smart Snugster... that will take you into any setting or situation.. .with snug comfort and smug good looks. Cleverly concealed elastic band over instep gives & gentle heel-huggi- fit ng Leather-perfe- L) I eeeefeee!ee4fjeeeecccceci ! 4 . . . f casual comfort! Frank L. Syme, and BM3-- C Mullavey of San Diego Sally havt olifji.i-iiWn visitinE"" with a and Mrs. Lloyd Hansen this week. Mr. syme is a Droiner ui Mrs. Hansen, and has been in the Navy for the past 12 years. They also visited in Moroni with friends and relatives. Mrs. Lee Syme and Mrs. Betty Poulsen and baby of Garfield have been week end visitors of Mr. ana Mrs. Lloyd Hansen. Mrs. Syme is mother of Mrs. Hansen, and Mrs. Poulsen is a sister. Camp Birch of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers have set March 10 at 3 p m. as the time for a bazarr at the Third Ward hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Buwers and Mrs. Pat Whittineton and dauglv ters Patty, Mary Jean aod Bar bara were m Salt Lake City Sun day, as guests of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Davis. They aisj enjoy ed a visit to Hogle Gardens zoo. Sui day guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grace were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Can berry, Mrs. Henrietta Johnson and daughter ' Jean of Mr. V V V V j V V ) V Branded for Quality . . .Trimmed for Value pensive. They looked PORK SHOULDER ROAST GROUND BEEF F esh 49c LB and Lean 53 LHI1U SAUSAGE LEAN Countr Airs. Earl Howard sint Tast week in Iogan, as a guest cf her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Bracken. Mr. and Mrs. Max Strong and children of Tooele, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Butler and daughter of Sal;r!. were week end quests of Mrs. Wanda Burridge. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gadd and family of Provo were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Don uaaa Saturday LB 9 LDO 49c LBb If ' im lbAfOIMUlA cnnn uiininu llunr pdiiiuc 71 fy i I ONLY pkI9a okg I1UISH THEATRE PAYSON Farm Fresh from Store to you I FRESH TOMATOES carton onLY 7e RADISHES OR GREEN bunch ofiLY ONIONS Friday-Saturda- ' tht 1 Ndpa Cnnd Prittvioium fat dx KiiAarr 1100.000 Cnad Nuioaal Biking Coom PiUsburi'i SPIG & 26c 23c SPAN SOAP H),OOQ OLD DUTCH Kmml Wmttr litiml TwiUi '10.000 Utrl,,y MhH Civ Ufm Pillsbury's BEST PANCAKE JOHNSON'S 45c 30c SCRUB MIX pkg 2 for Roberto Rosselini's STR0MB0LI Regular Admissions 7c '' 21c 17c BRUSHES Glo-Co- at I HOT ROLL I MIX 2i2 lb! CLOROX mii.mrm 25c a Vi 26c March 5 rnniriwrw rwrvi nocniA itmwcLr ourrLi or uwniiiu ji uiin uiiLwi 15c Each, Now Available at from Ad Tribune-Telegra- m plus coupon HURRY HURRY - BEST FOR LESS SPRING KIST 2 cans for 23c CREAM CORN WHOLE KENREL CORN 2 for 25c 2 for 29c PEAS No. 3 sieve EGGS - Fresh Ungraded MAwwmmi I sTIIHI 3BB volumes 1 oc Pane of Salt Want HURRY! Z " SWANCO OLEO jjj pjQ VITAMIN jc FORTIFIED SUPER MARKET& LOCKER PLANT Complete Smoking & Curing Plant SS GREGORY PECK HUGH MARLOW 12 0 CLOCK HIGH IT' IS TERIFFIC! Wednesday Marchr - Thursday 8-- LIZABETH 9 SCOn DON DEFORE DAN DURYEA SNOWKREEM 3 LB CAN 69c SHORTENING IGA SALAD DRESSING qt 47c BAY FLAKES 26c per can 35c DozJA VJT JOHNSON'S ? THE ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE in &lSm 15cEach IT.. IT'S HERE . t iMiTrn cimm v CAMPBELLS SOUPS FOR YOU'VE ASKED rw only ONLY Sunday-Monday-Tuesd- Flom 5 lb ALL PURPOSE 4 in FELLS NAPTHA SOAP FLAKES 6 pkg CRYSTAL WHITE Q bars I TO OUR CUSTOMISSI 3-- INGRED BERGMAN ORDER YOUR CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES NOWI iKCt March y, ADULTS 4c tender nimbly them on the sweaters. I tossed the whole thing off as a luxury to be desired, but never enjoyed. Well, the very next day my talented, ambitious friend opened a box and there lay a lovely, soft, blue sweater and around the neck was a circle of rhinestones with matching buttons down the front. It was really beautiful. Locally Owned and Operated East Center St. Nephi, Utah faJ jf I I And in TOO LATE FOR TEARS Plus ROBERT LOWERY AND CHIEF THUNDERBIRD in GALL OF THE FOREST J .5:1 4 WE ARE NOW SHOWING ONE OF THE SMARTEST LINES IN NEW SPRING HALP.sl7P riRPttM iaia ,w ai MODERATELY PRICED -- ,2 y i-r- yj all she had done was tint a beige cashmere sweater blue using an dye to be sure the grosgrain would be dyed, too. Then sne scoured through her Jewelry box and unearthed-a- t rhinestone necklace with a broken clasp. So, with, a whisk of the hand and a twist of the finger she SEE THIS '.eeeeeeieeee)eeeeeeee'eeeeeeee)eeie and Sunday. They also visited witti Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Gadd, par ents ot Mr. Uadd, and with Mr. ai:d Mrs. George Parkin, parents of Mrs. Gadd and with other relatives and friends. Mrs. Don Gadd and children Aiieta and Dawn were in F intain Green Friday to honor her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugen3 Allred n their wedding anniversary. Mrs. Ed. P. Cox, Mrs. James Crane and baby of Nephi, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Candrian of San Francisco left Wednesday for Billings, Montana for a rsit vith Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Cox and family. Mrs. Candrian is the farmer Mrs. Virginia Cox. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.1 Keith Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. C. H Grace were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes of Provo. Rice, basic food for half of the world's population, has proved useful In other ways. In the Orient, clothing and shelter are manufactured from rice straw. It has been recently discovered that a rice diet, supplemented by other vitamins, seems to help 60 per cent of patients with high blood pressure and kidney ?fseats. I r L to DC eee MON STRATI ON Wtisfectisa ot MMtf tack JU MM,H!1IAIAY at ORD & MANGELSON DRUG CO Nephi i? A.' can's tav that O.P. SKA6GS MFPHI STDRP J Here's a sale of canned foods designed things in a big way io save you a neap or money, ao some on down here and stock up on your favorite canned foods today. o in - - 2Q c O BAY FLAKES ?Ac FRESHLIKE CARROTS - "n 14c PINEAPPLE Crushed or Sliced don't actors do, and that's what ruins marriages. That seems to be a rather bizarre statement, but Alfred E. Johns, NEW YORK. Husbsnds make lovs like the movie who specializes in patching up broken homes, declared the movies ars making his Job twice as difficult as it would be If the movies presented domestic life realistically. Hollywood, he avert, is breaking up many marriage! by making wivet dittatiified and giving inferiority complexet. "Husbindt Just don't make love the way tcreen herott do," Johns said. "The movies mske married life teem glamorous and real life wives are disappointed In what they find. "Everybody's either rich In the movies, or gets rich. Wives start nagging their husbands if they don't get rich, too." And things are getting worse, instead of better, on the matrimonial front, Johns said. He's found a direct relationship between the number of divorces and the number of movies persons go to see. The happiest married men, according to a survey, he said, are are chemical engineers. They homebodies who prefer unimaginative books to fabulout movies. Second on the list are ministers. Next, in order, come college professors, teachers and engineers. Doctors are 11th on the list, bankers 12th and newspapermen 13th. At the bottom of the list are traveling salesmen and laborers. Johns laid they see lots of moviet and so do their wives. "Moviet snd novels never give a realistic approach to marriage," he added. "They make life flam eroua and glamor may be good for the eye. but it's very bad for the mind." A-- ASK You Movies Held to Blame For Many Broken Homes hus-ban- NEW PANTY AT OUR STORE Exclusive IahUcs9 Shop stitched it around the collar. That's all there was to it. Now almost everybody has a broken string of pearls or other beads, and think of the wide rainbow of pastels peach, pea green, all to be had from a pink, violet little dye and water. Wasn't she smart? Local and Social Items ' s,!ced BACON SQUARES 25c LB Or I flDIl HOME RENDERED I DO OAa - as. If saassssab. ! m A new Topper that's straight perfection for all of your suits. A real thoroughbred?' . . of handsome all worsted random toned tweed. Two botton closing with long, pointed collar and turn-bac- k cuffs . . accented by large patch pockets with buttons. had collected broken fingers strands of beads and sewed my YES. ..DEPEND ri'.w I ,iJt SHOP AND SAVE IN NEPHI .w V V I Lit Bar-entse- ssi ) Utah 8Ute Highway patrolmen watch demonatratlon In applying traction splint staged by Myron Gail, first aid Instructor. Every Highway patrolman haa recently completed Red Cross advanced course in first aid. All state patrol vehicles now function as Red Cross first aid mobile units. Vehicle is equipped with first aid supplies and operator Is trained to render assistance to the Injured. Sweaters always bring up visions of campflres, ice skating, classrooms and beach parties to me. But HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW yesterday I was shopping around town with a friend and discovered a new heavenly version. Lovely, deliSOLDERING MACHINE FOR ALL TYPES OF cate and very feminine. I'd love to own one myself. They were soft COSTUME JEWELRY, RINGS ETC. cashmeres white, pink. light blue and scarlet. But wait. That's not all. RINGS CLEANED AND POLISHED ON AN ELECTRIC These were something POLISHING MACHINE GUARANTEED WATCH Max special. Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Each sweater was Barnes of Salt Lake City. On SatREPAIRING SERVICE with different urday Mr .and Mrs. Hugh Barent-se- n trimmed and children Jean, Welby and beads and bits of this and that. Just picture Delia and Mr. and Mrs. Dell n THE TIME BOX AT THE. TOGGERY with a of Mt. Pleasant were their white cashmere garnish of silver braid guests. across the shoulders and Glen Booth left Friday for Los white pearls sprinkled Angeles to visit with members of above and below the braid. It's angel wear. On his family. the scarlet one, two gold tassels dangled from each shoulder and around the collar were sewed ON IGA TO BRING YOU THE clusters of gold beads. Across the top of the blue was a white satin scallop with about six crystals hanging from it, and the pink one had circles of pearls stitched around the collar. Any one of them was fit to wear for the most important date. They were exquisite but. oh, so very ex- HI HtfcSH FOODS, TOO! VE I J V relatives. Miss xf-- 3 desired. of Mr. and Mrs. Dinnpr Rex Wirthlin on Tuesday were Orson Brown of Mr. and Mrs. Spanish Fork. Mrs. Robert Winn spent last week end in Salt Lake City with 'round-the-calend- ar Ftv Page is for ct NEPHI, UTAH TIMES-NEW- CAN " rEACfiLS in uelMonte MaIt Jl,cet' No- - 2'2 " 2?C O NIBLETS who,e Kernel Co 2 CANS 29 C in Hunh Now potatoe cans n POTATOES PEAS dt -S- PR,NS Stj GARDEN - 2 CANS 34c mm- - BACON SQUARES HAMS " LEAN ECONOMICAL RFFF Mi m LB 27c' AA GRADE CORN FED STEERS U. S. INSPECTED WE GUARANTE THIS MEAT WILL PLEASE YOU - POT ROASTS -SIRLOIN STEAKS - LB LB 51co 75c " 2 LBS Vie in RED q LBS 19c WE HAVE FRESH RADISHES GREEN ONIONS SPINACH CRISP CELERY TOMATOES ALL AVAILABIP VFGC. TRY YOUR GARDEN TABLES o CLP. 000 m o ORANES NAVALS POTATOES PONT,AC 5 CO o SKAGCS O in |