OCR Text |
Show THE fags TIMES-NEW- NEPHI. UTAH S, LEVAN NEWS ranrni! UiLluSl your dollars farther at Penncy's r - ' .. w mfti in'"-'- DAS I mini Iff ifwiK k3.C I-- TO Boys Cotton Flannel Plaids 1.49 flannel-- Vi 'iTails out. . . scho' or For - Sanforized fit whether look trim play lasts! in or washable Completely Sizes from juniors on up 8. SPECIAL 4 piece Pen, Pencil set sweet-potato-li- . . . l.QQ BOYS BLUE JEANS 11 oz Sanforized shrunk GIRLS . f m ANKLETS.Q to BOYS SOCKS . . v 59C " r i i - 4.98 BOYS SLACKS GIRLS SWEATERS 2.98 - 4.98 GIRLS BLOUSES .. 1.59 1.98 - 3.49 - 3.98 GIRLS SKIRTS BOYS POLO SHIRTS 98c 1.49 ; Wo ven -- Plaid Gingham, sizes Sizes 3 to 6x .2.98 7-1- 4 by Dick Shaw Lucky You A home missions. The Rev. Loyd Corder put in an appearance at a meeting of the Houston Baptist pastors conference and showed how he "has been rolling 'em in the aisles' the past four years while going about the serious task of furthering missions throughout 25 states. Mr. Corder is a former Housto nian. He Seals chiefly with foreigners who want churches in their own tongue. As secretary of the direct mis sions department of the home mis slon board of the southern Baptisl convention with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., Mr. Corder also organizes the spiritually under-privilege- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Christensen and sons Lloyd and Terry spent last Saturday in Salt Lake City. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. DeRay Bird and Mrs. Lela Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Gardner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Gardner and "family, Mr. and Mr Keo borensen. Mr. and Mrs. R. R Gardner of Levan joined other members of the family at Fair mont Park in Salt Lake City on Sunday where they celebrated the R. H. Dirmaav anniversary of Gardner. The entire family of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner were present. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gardner remained in Salt Lake City to spend a few davs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Connelly. Baptist minister is employing ventriloquism and a dummy to further the cause of HOUSTON 90,000 Mine Coai Pennsylvania's coai mines employed more than 90,000 coal miners in 1951 Professionalism In Norfolk, Mass., two inmates of the state prison, taking the affirmative in a debate on whether the American people should support the welfare state, defeated two members of the Harvard debating society. d sections. He and Joe the Baptist, a dummy who looks quite a bit like Charlie McCarthy of radio fame, have "8 rapid fire patter full of jokes and wisecracks that puts across their serious purpose. TU TM You'll find it at the... Safety StnrlM Lucky you you made it home from work through a fog of fatigue r y HUMPHREY BOGART KATHARINE HEPBURN THE AFRICAN QUEEN O TP 2. P. M. KIDS MATINEE TARZAN'S MAGIC FOUNTAIN CI EFFINGHAM, . . gQg VALUE REGAN RHONDA FLEMING USTERINE TOOTH PASTE 52 ONLY none i;e;:3 OOP Thursday Friday and Saturday -- 8 MANGELSON Phone Druggists VOTE busles iii the I li m. 0 Mining Fine Arts 43 Nursing i M. , f '. :iiZJzA Paid Political Advertisement by Candidate. BIST. 1 Uv i i ..... SJ v.For ,.. - Mi intormoliwt ... watch for A NO M tall Lah Ct I, Utah How We have some fine hunting equipment arriving daily . . . won't hurt to get stocked early. 0 ON INDUSTIUU 6yNW COMPANY IMOHTION .. BAILEY McCUHE M! UK1 Clff 2, 1950. BfPT BET IS r-- O trie PRICE GOES DOWN 5.00 PER DAY ON EACH OF THESE ITEMS UNTIL SOLD . . . FIRESTONE REFRIGERATOR PRICE TODAY .. 3Q9.QS GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC WASHER PRICE TODAY 2Q9.95 NEARLY NEW COAL RANGE . . TODAY g Jf Must be Cash or Contract Deal HULL POTTERY . . JUST RECEIVED, GOING FOR v OFF I WALLPAPER t n ... 12 OFF LAWN AND GARDEN HOSE year guaranteed Hose 50 feet 25 ft. &mQ$ 10 Year Guaranteed Hose 50 j n a ft. only ftjg Year Guaranteed Hose 5 50 6.25 25 3.: ra Nil 1 UNIVERSITY UTAH Looks like fall is here. is your furnace? UTAH STATE FAIR mm SEPT. 9th he represents all the many inter- esti in the First District. he i young and vigorous, a fighter all the way! FOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TRACTIONS FOR ADM. Adults 50 Children under 15, 15 Business Social Wort Pharmacy EXHIBITS MORE FUN MORE SUPER AT- 15 STRIIIGFFLLQU CONGRESS, uL Education Douglas R. Eagle and the Hawk '.Hmiu Law and other fields HELENA CARTER MARLOWE HUGH 2:30 P. Engineering MORE great special events. Lift (or Fruit canned fruits To giva left-ova different twist for a second serving, try adding cream cheese balls ir grated cheese. Pays Old Bui A man dropped into a builders' supply place in Qulncy, Mais., and bill for $253. Ha paid a explained that he had to come from Kingston, N.Y., and he had not only had to wait to save that money but also his travel money. Famous "theatre The Liverpool Playhouse, pioneer repertory theatre in wtiich a permanent company performs, was founded in 1911. friendly university A balanced study, social and athletic program You'll find all this . . . and much more at your State University Medicine RAY MILLAND after-iow- i camp grounds cleaned up and in good repair. . It's impossible to patrol the area and he sure gets out of patience with those contempt-abl- e brailess characters who Imagine chopping destroy. chunks out of those majestic pines planted there for our In fact one enjoyment. whole pine was felled for firewood . . A tree that grew for 39 years to reach a majestic height to beautify our forest, used for fire wood because some, one was too lazy to gather a little dead wood. It's every citizens duty to be alert for these vandals and report them to the proper authorities. Selman, who said "I was kinda expecting them", will welcome name suggestions for the new arrivals at 606 N. Maple. hi Colleges of instruction include: .... Our cool canyon with its picnic areas . . all equipped wit htables and stoves. Our 13 thru 21 tend A 2 COLGATE 25e DENTAL CUE All only RONALD Things we appreciate The first twins, Cynthia and Deborah, arrived August 11, 1948, followed by Theresa and Peggy, outstanding faculty Home state environment BEAUTIFUL LINE OF STATIONERY, priced gQ to Tuesday-Wadneda- y KIDS MATINEE and opportunities SAVE CHATTI SEPT. HAH An BOOED BMC Forest Ranger Hal Mickelson is doing a swell job with limited funds. . . Hal keeps our 1946. you're looking for: - Mr. 111. Mrs. Thomas Selman know pretty well how to take care of newborn twins now. The latest set, born recently, was their third in six years. All the babies have been daughters. However, the Selmans would like to have some help in acquiring names for the infants. Parents, who always have trouble finding a suitable name for just one baby, can find their list exhausted when comforted with so many babies needing names in such a short period. The Selmans' only boy, Thomas, Jr., was born October 31, Unexcelled study Sunday and Monday ALAN LADD MONA FREEMAN I i ALL THE FAMILY. Plan now to at- Arrives in Six Years September ' bituminous Friday and Saturday 130-be- m 3.-9- 8 Minister Uses Dummy To Further Missions n. TULSA Leaders of the South Side Christian church here won a second round in their efforts to continue religious activities in the center of one of Tulsa's exclusive residential sections. District Court Judge Eben L. Tay lor sustained a board of adjustment authorization for church activities on a tract owned by the area church in the residential Twenty-thre- e property owners had protested the authorization. At the same time, however. Judge Taylor warned church leaders they "may land in court on another ac tion" if they permit "too much noise" by children at a swimming pool located on the church property R. L. Davidson, Jr., attorney for the property owners, said he will appeal Judge Taylor's decision to the state supreme court. The protesting property owners claimed the church site was zoned for residential purposes only. They contended that the church will de stroy the residential nature of the area as well as create a traffic hazard along the narrow two-lan-e portion of the nearby avenue. The also complained that the group church's swimming pool was dis turbing. 4V4-ac- re ! 1952 28th, Youth Hostel One of the pleasantest youth hostels in the world is at Stockholm, d Sweden. The ship Af Chapman, last such vessel in the Swedish merchant fleet, has been d converted into a luxurious hostel and moored in Stockholm harbor. Ancient Yemen Ancient chroniclers knew Yemen, kingdom at the southern tip of the Arabian peninsula, as the land of the Queen of Saba, or Sheba, whose visit to King Solomon is related in the Bible. Modern Yemen is an agricultural country roughly the size of Nebraska with four times Nebraska's population. Judge Upholds Church In Residential Area Mailmen's Soles Subject of Study By U.S. Scientists Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wood of Levari announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Lillis, to Earl Wood all. The marriage WASHINGTON. D.C.-T- he is being planned for September 4 mighty in Salt Lake City. They will make machine has lost a contest to the their home in Salt Lake City. mailman's foot. Agricultural department scientists have spurned their Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Sowby of fancy mechanical testing contrapLos Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. tions for shoe leather and have put Shirley Sowby, Carrol Ann and their shoes to be tested on the post George Sowby of Phoenix, Arizona man's fe9t Postmen in Philadelphia and were guests on Thursday at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. C. A. Mangelson and Mrs were selected to test the leather. Each is wearing one shoe sole made Hannah Hemenway. of leather, tanned with the usual Mrs. Olivene Sorensen and chemicals imported to this country. children visited here with her par- The other sole is tanned with an extract made 50 per cent from Amerients, Mr. and Mrs. II. O. can chemicals. The scientists want to determine which sole will last Mrs. Eva Bendixen spent last longer. week in Salt Lake City with relaThe reason for the sole experitives. ment is a fear that in case of war the United States would be too deMrs. Carrol Green entertained at on tanning materials from pendent a family dinner last Thursday in abroad. Most of America's tannic observance of her birthday an- acid for tanning leather comes niversary. from chestnut wood. Disease, howMrs. Verna Foote and children, ever, has virtually wiped out all Trc Ora JnArrpr . and rhi.lrirpn nnH I commercial stands of chestnuts. r. . . . So the agriculture department is Voleene Sherwood of Roosevelt to extract a suitable tanattempting week of last a few spent days nic acid from canaigre, a Mrs. Edna here with their mother, plant that is native to the Sherwood. southwestern United States and Renon Christensen returned to Mexico. Indians and Mexicans for cenher home Friday after spending the summer at the Girls home at turies have used canaigre tannic acid for treating leathers, but only Brighton, recently has the agriculture departMr. and Mrs. Leon Madsen and ment laboratory in Philadelphia defamily of Orem spent Sunday at veloped a way to extract the chemithe home of her parents Mr. and cal on a commercial basis. Each postman participating in the Mrs. H. R. Francom. test records how far he walks and ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brough over what kind of sidewalks or and family spent Sunday at Eph-rai- roads. When the soles wear thin, the with Mr. and Mrs. Ferrin shoes are resoled, with the "doMangelson. mestic tanned" leather going onto a different foot. makes up for Private Dick Bowers and Hom- the variation in This wear on the left er Christensen spent a few days and right feet. last week in Ogden and Salt Lake City. They visited Mr. and Mrs. rtoss Mower in Salt Lake City. Third Set of Twins Chris-tense- Riot of bright new patterns August Thursday, Six i u3 Paid Political Advertisement Candidate. by NEPHI ML PLEASANT MANTI SPANISH FORK |