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Show till Volume 44 By th Editor Af-- , Nephi, Juab County, . Major Parkes Is Speaker at n..),,,.,, ' Club Meeting W- i j ; Uta!.t Thursday, .... mm - Dpatllines isinfj day Noon September W 1953 . 8 a. SINGLE COPY 10c nu Number 38 Federated Club Groups Set Luncheon Tl , 17, V Major George B. Parkes who In telling her age, a woman is n often shy 4n more ways than one. recently survived a crash of a 6 bomber was the The annual Federated Clubs fall reg i luncheon is being planned for Satspeaker at the regular meeting of One of the enthusiasts of faster the Nephi Kiwanis club held Mourday, September 26th, at 1 p. m. criminal prosecutions says that nday noon at the Forrest Hotel. at the Blue Room. crime cocld be lessened if modern Guest speaker will le Mrs. Mae Major Parkes vividly told of Grosebeck of Springville, and her judges Jearned a lesson from old the engines of the giant plane time judges that of suspending catching fire early tliat August subject will be Americanism. the criminal pfter than the sen- morning. Fire in the first engine Committees in charge of artence. was successfully extinguished, he rangements include: Decorations, Beta Literary Club and Ladies reg recalled, but one after another of the caught fire until only Literary League, with Pearl Niel-so- n Some of these days that when one engines functionof the six remained and Decima Jacobsen as you're looking for a nice gift for ing. It was Cut to permit men in a family, or for some children of the front compartment of the plane The program is in charge of the a family, buy them the set of to bail out. Delphic Literary Club with Helen three books by Emma Marr Petout ELDER MAX BRAMALL Only part of the crew was Worthington as chairman. ersen, wife of Elder Mark E. Pet- of the plane, Major Parkes recallTickets are in charge of the ersen. Mrs. Peterson has complet- ed, when the crash came, with an Ladies Literary Club with Elena ed "Bible Stories" Book of Mor- altimeter still over 1000 Stanley as Chairman. mon Stories" and Stories of the feet above the reading sea. He recalled The pledge of Allegiance will have to walk a mailman doesn't This NO WALKING childLOOK Church" our for of History that it was a hard fight to free he led by Vivian Hoyt of 1he20th Ohio. because he's in That's route his Toledo, on suburban nice for ren every himself from the plane wreckage, step they're right The menu is in Century Club. features right-han- d LDS home. If our friend Elgin and was tossed around got the first American car in 30 years that in the big of the Fine Arts and charge Post Office the for The Department, at Christensen's doesn't have them waves. jeep, specially buijt steering. closed one eye, and clubs with Reta Andrews in stock have him order you a he statedInjury enables the carrier to drop mail into letter boxes without leaving at times the other that and Anderson as Stella t this design promises set from Bookcraft. r.9. When put into widespread use, was closed. reg "'e the department much in time and mon v Rescue planes found the surviv The luncheon will be served by Elder Max Bramall, son of Mr. a the Fourth Ward Relief Society. and Mrs. Leland Nielsen, will be An advertisement in this issue ors before nightfall, and dropped able was raft. He miraculously There are approximately 175 honored at a missionary farewell says something by Orme-Parkithe ratt. club ladies to whom we would testimonial at the First Ward about 200 bucks and a low down to get aboard Parkes left early Tuesday like to extend an invitation to Sacrament meeting Sunday at payment. . . The first payment forMajor in California after a home his club function. annual attend this 5:45 p. m., it was announced this may be the low visit with his mother. Mrs. T. II. The luncheon will be $1.25 per week by Bishop William Paxman sometimes I've called the G. but and and relatives other Parkes, dishn Please bring your of the First Ward. payplate. other payments friends. es. Elder Bramall has accepted a ments, too. call to labor in theWestern Canadreg Plans are going forward for ian Mission. another gala event to the held at Our friend and subscriber Jack In additionto the talks by the Dadandsons on Cazier Callister Saturday Camp Southern Teasdale from the sunny Held For Services other sneakers will be missionary, with all 26, September evening, arrivCalifornia area has already President Lester II. Belliston, Patof the East Juab Wild members Sons ed in Nephi for the Native riarch James H. Ockey, Mrs. Ora life Federation being eligible for Wedding Is Announced Earl Ray Sperry, and Daughtrs Party which will be Nielsen and Bishop WUliam Paxdon60 prizes more than being held come Saturday, September man. ated by businessmen of East Juab The marriage of Miss Geraldine Former 26. Jack says that several from Resident All members of the ward are Nephi County. Los Angeles expect to come to Cazier and Louis Henry Callister, to be in attendance. encouraged tor tne will prize evening lop Nephi for the annual get togetn Lake Attorney, was Salt for Earl rifle. Funeral services 270 be prominent a Ray er. A misolemnized in the Salt Lake LDS mond Sperry, who died at the LDS HOUSTON, Sept. 10 One lady said: "I don't see how at on are the Prizes on llion were Four East Juab Dancers display 5, RichElder LoGrand dollar advertising campaign September hospital Temple by you can insult people by not put- to introduce Oil Com- window of the ULCC store in Ne ards of the Council of the Twelve held recently at the Wandemere Continental in the material paper, their ting at the present time. and relative of the groom, on Park ward chapel. To Appear on Playtime even though it may be past your pany's new Conoco Super gaso- phiPrizes being donated include the Mr. Sperry, a native of Nephi, deadline." For years and years line with TCP, described as "the following, with others probably to Saturday, September 12. a son in gasoline The bride, daughter of was born September 3, 1903, we have caused ourselves many biggest improvement before time for the big Mr. andlovely be Mrs. Gerald Cazier, chose of Charles Joy Sperry and Rebecca Party Thursday shifts by taking advertise- in 31 years" is being launched this tau added party. a gown of white satin for her Tyron Sperry. His first wife, Wal-dor- a Four East Juab County dancers ments and news material later and week as Conoco's new premium Cut, Isurton Barber shop wedding dress. Hair Conoco fuel sale Bessendofor died November will appear on Uncle Roscoe's on at 8,500 to goes later each successive week, just Von s Barber Hair Cut, bhop. 3. 1930. We've service stations and other outlets Following the marriage the Playtime Party on KSL-Taccomodate our friends. today and grease job Oil He married Iris Neeley Decem (Thursday) according to an anwere honored at a wedding even had folks call on Friday in 23 states. TCP,- - the additive Standardchange btation. ber the Salt more 15, at Lake car 1932, that Room of Gold the at power breakfast nouncement received the gives engines Wednesday mornings, under the old schedule. and Dr. R, Hotel Utah. The table was cen tooth extraction Temple In addition to his widow morning. greater fuel mileage is being B. One because we and be sorta put-oGreenwood. four is Conoco's added survived to he new" Those with by tered and daughters gasoline who will by large yellow appear from this couldn t get their news item in tne 10 Gallons Phillips 6ff gasoline bronze 0L1 and and three sons: Mrs. Lois bmith, area are MyreJ and Kent Gowers, Chrystanthemums DaDer. Folks, we don't feel Jike special arrangement with Shell A. M. Anderson him Service gladiolus. Thirty places were laid Blanch, LeoJa, Iris, Thomas L., daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. we're insulting anyone by setting Company it was revealed by Harry One month's service or installa for vice president in members of the family and Lorin N. and Norman K. Sperry, Ronald Gowers of Nephi and Shira deadline and sticking to itn: J. Kennedy, tion, Culligan Soft Water Service. close friends. all of Salt Lake City; two grand- ley and LaRue Stephensen, daughAfter all the news and adver charge of marketing. One case beer, Rainbow lavern. one brother and four ters of Mr. and Mrs. Arlin StepConoco's new Super gasoline children, the Immediately following tising material is ALL set from Five gallons gasoline, Sinclair breakfast the bride and groom left sisters: Thomas II. Sperry of hensen of Levan. the typesetting machine, there is with TCP is available at AService. plane for Southern California. Great Falls, Montana, Mrs. Rosa at least two to three hours to get nderson's Conoco and Garretf's 4 dozen Spudnuts, Bill's Spud-n- by Conoco Stations In Nephi, and the new Mrs. Cal- Bohan of Ealt Lake City, Mrs. For going-awa- y he respective runs all made up and and Mrs. Electa at Shop. Service and Vern's wore a soft flannel beige Mary Tidwell lister Morgan's takes the It for press. ready 1 Chicken Dinner Uwana suit with rinestone trim, black Smith of American Fork, Mrs. a good hour and a half per run, Store in Levan, according to Drive Inn. leather accessories completed her Letha Tidwell of Nephi. to get the paper printed, and four Glade Sanders, local Conoco Chicken Dinners for Two at the esemble. Mr. Sperry was secretary of the distributor. runs add up to six hours. It takes Shak. Miss Cazier attended Brigham Ninth Quorum of Elders and a TCP, the trademark for the Snak hours and hours to set the adBlackie's 5 g gallons gasoline at additive used In Young University and Utah State member of the Welfare Committee vertisements and hours and hours the new Conoco Super gasoline is Texaco Service. Agricultural Colleeg. at the USAC in Wandemere Park ward. more to set the news material. at Steak dinners for two, Nephi she was affiliated with Alpha Chi We made the deadlines as lib- a special chemical compound or- Cafe. Omega sorority. She also filled a eral as was possible to include all iginally develoedin to prevent sark 1 Case beer at Nebo Club mission to the West Canadian mis- - Father of the Air Force's the news and advertising material plug failure Nephi Man Processing of one deer free at sion for the LDS church. bombers, Mr. Kennedy and it's either stick giant 6 possible Market He said. TCP were pro7 Ralph's explained that Prenuptial given to the deadlines or work all night Wash job at Don's Mobil Stat- for the bride parties by Mr. and Mrs. Dies at Spanish Fork; and to work all night once a vides better engine performance in neutralizes ion. Owen Collett, Mrs. G. H. Walker, First, week soon leads to another pat two ways. Steak dinners for two at Ray's Dr. and Mrs Kenneth Robbins of Funeral Held Tuesday that cause ient or two for Miles Anderson spark plug deposits and misfiring. Sec- Cafe Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. and not one of us wants to look Oil Change at Ray Boswell Crev-ro- n James H. Eagar of Nephi. forward to that any earlier than ond, it changes chemically the Funeral services were conducted Station. in combustion chambers that After October 1 the couple will needs be . . . please folks, won't n cause "wild ping" and Hair cut and sha'e, Ray Myers be at home at 1415 Penrose Drive, at Spanish Fork Tuesday for Jesse you cooperate. Ludlow, 72, father of Jack Ludlow with resultant power Joss. Both Barber shop. Salt Lake City. Thanks! Mr. Ludlow died at of Nephi. conditions are common in both new $1.50 in trade at Homer Carreg the family home in Spanish Fork and old cars. ver's Dairy Queen Word has been received that Friday following a long illness. E. I. Wilson Co. Happy is the man who has "Conoco Super is a wholly new $2.50 salt I lis wife, Mabel Florence Hone Neil McPherson, son of Mr. and Box Shells from Carter's Cafe enough money to care for the fam- kind of gasoline" Mr. Kennedy Five gallons gas at Dick's Chev- Mrs. Merle McPherson has been Ludlow, diedarea monthsonsago. ily needs with none Jeft over to pointed out. "And Conoco custom two and two Survivors awarded the annual $160 tuition ers will be the first in their vic- ron Station. spend for trouble. ROBERT POWELL Automobile parts at Nebo Che- scholarship to the University of daughters, one sister, 19 grand-Utainities, except for scattered points reg Neil plans to study law, children and 13 great grand child- Speaking of Miles it's not his where both Conoco and Shell mar- vrolet Co. ren. Lawn sprinkler at Leavitt's at the University. fault that it's more expensive to ket gasoline, to get the benefits die today than it has been in many o fthe most important advance In Plumbing - Heating. One-hal- f Utah gallon honey, many years . . . we're not speaking motor fuels since we began adding of the costs of funerals or the tetraethyl lead to gasoline back Poultry and Farmers Coop. the Salt cost of his services Commercial "In actual road operation motorLake newspapers (dally newspapclub exhibits Results of the Shot gun shells, I! ers, that is) recently changed a ists have experienced noticeable Bank of Utah at the state fair during the week 1 gallon Zerex, Elgin Gardner, policy that makes it more expen- improvement in car nerformanee are as follows: Livestock judging, now folks have to after using as little as two tank-ful- s Phillips 66 distributor sive to die Nielsen, Maurice Anderson, Bryan Orme Salt in of gasoline with TCP. They the PAY for obituaries 1 Auto fire extinguisher Rex Kay and Don Worthington Lake papers. Ain't that sumpin'? also have obtained as much as a Parkin Motor Co. g placed sixth out of 17 teams We've heard enough gripes already 15 per cent boost in usable power, 10 pound sugar, Lynn's Market from the state. Tri-State good-sized Lumbbetter gasoline mileage and uo to about that policy to fill a 1 quart paint, Robert In Forestry judging, letter or two . . . We're proud 150 per cent lonzer snark nlut? er Co. Max Howard placed Powell and Bil1 1 box shot gun shells, Nephi to say that we think enough of life." first. &4 'I "As usual nowsDaners are carry liards. our friends in our area that we The team demonstration team of will give them the best write-u- p ing the heaviest load in Contin Gun Cleaning kit, Paxman Impleand Margaret Faye Anderson possible without tacking on a ental s intensified advertising cam- ment Co. Gadd and the individual demonfee paign to help launch our new ConFeed. Juab Valley pellets, Dog stration by Ann Jensen rated B. to let the world know that they oco Super gasoline" Mr. Kennedv Rifle Cleaning rod, Lillian Taylor placed B in the said. Conoco is using ads In more Co. have completed their life span. style dress review. than Paxman new1,000 tire 1 Auto weekly reg and daHy recap The second year clothing exhibspapers with a combined circula Tire Claude Paxman. it of the club Jed by Edyth Beck-stea- d Genlel Uncle Roscoe, a native tion of 11,500,000 in addition to Silver Maple Flashlight and Jewel Goble, and the son of Nephi has recently bten spot radio announcements on 98 John M. Brough Rifle Shells Third Year group led by Max Anaccorded a full --page writeup In stations in 56 cities; television com- Co. derson each rated A. the Salt Lake TV Weekly. L L. mercials on 21 TV stations in U 22 shells, flat fish, flies Individual clothing entries by Uncle Roscoe's Play Time party cities and 5,350 outdoor posters in Carter. Lael Clement of Eureka and Claudon KSL-Thas become one of the Fub's Utoco communiues. Gas tank cap ia Hanson of Nephi rated A. The most popular children's shows on i,H Service. record book of Patsy Howard, and 1 the TV circuits, and according to" The Time Box Wallet the cake by Janice Broadhead the writeup "anything can happen J. C. Penney Co. Sweat Shirt rated A. B ratings were obtained and It usually does" Thermoid Plans Christenscns Cap Hunting by Julie Johnson on muffins and In fine the article mag The very Screw driver set Forscy's Oliver of Mona on a dress Carolyn azine sent to J. Earl Reid at the Store Ann Snell and Violet. Variety and apron. or fine a writeup Toggery, gives Dance for Saturday Western Tire and Car wax Mr. Graver's history through radAuto Supply Lions Club Sees Film io and Into Television, has two nice Ord and Mangel-so- n Flashlight and friends a close up of Uncle Thermoid families photographs Drug. Roscoe and a group photo of are invited to attend a dance at On Highway Safety Gloves Toggery the Juab High school gymnasium him with four of Ms family. Cash Allen's order Grocery on at The Neijhi Lions Club held their beginning Saturday evening, "Uncle Roscoe" Grover is anp. m. According to A. K. John- Store regular meeting on Thursday, other native son of Nephi who, ' BY TOMATOES THE TRUCK LOA D Utah 's annual tomato harvc 1 gallon can Catsup Clark's 10, at the Forrest HoSeptember and whose accomplishments, we son, personnel manager of Ther(s at its peak this month, with thousands of tons of the popular vegemoid Western, a Salt Lake orche- Grocery was under the tel. The meeting can all be proud of. Two first aid kits table being delivered to canneries daily. A typical lineup of truck Nephi stra will furnish the music, and a direction of the Safety Committee reg Co, loaded with is will Drug floor show tomatoes for canning with E. C. Sherwood as Chairman pictured above at one of northtop the evening's Wilson Motor Co. Tool Box ern Utah's canneries. Reports from growers indicate 1953 production Middle-ag- e for some folks is fol- entertainment. and Ray Fowkcs as director in LumTwo Nephi quarts paint lowed by what is known as the will exceed 85,000 tons 12 per cent more than last year when Beecharge, Co. ber Musical numbers were furnished meddle-ag- e. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hesse left Juab hive State canners packed 39,000.000 cans of tomatoes and tomato 50 pounds Gem Flour reg by Neil McPherson and Robert Inproducts, according to American Can Company. Research economist for their home in Yuma, Arizona County Mill and Elevator Co. gram. Sgt. Mel Grant of the Utah firm report that 99 per cent of Utah's shells, 3 boxes for the container-makinIt may be true that time waits Tuesday following n visit here at 1 box shotgun State Highway Patrol was the is 1 1 for tomato who state's the Hand 22 farmers to of the home II. grown Mrs T. Burton, crop warmer, pair paid shells, processors for no man yet it manages principal speaker and showed films almost Two on last Continued for $2,000,000 mother of Mrs. Hesse. Page year's crop. get him In the end. in regard to traffic safety. Funeral Friday For Mrs. June Kendall mid-ocea- B-3- to Honored at Missionary Be Lit-a-Lu- re Testimonial Prize List Announced For Annual Sportsmans Party n. down-payme- low-dow- Conoco Tells Of New Super Fuel all-nig- ht V new-lywe- ut Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p. m. at the Nephi Third Ward Chapel for Mrs. Myrtle Golden Kendall, wife of June Kendall of Nephi. Mrs. Kendall died Tuesday following a long illness. Friends may call at the family home Friday from 12 noon until time of services. Mrs. Kendall was born January 1, 1889, a daughter of Joseph W. and Mina Peterson Golden. She was married to June Kendall Nov. at Nephi, and resided here the majority of her lifetime. Mrs. Kendall was a worker In the Relief Society, the Primary and on the Old Folks committee for several years. Survivors include her husband, June Kendall of Nephi; one daughter and one son: Mrs. Maureen Forsberg of Salt Lake City and Keith W. Kendall of PocateJlo, Idaho; seven grandchildren; three sisters: Mrs. Louise Durham, Mrs. Nell Hobbs and Mrs. Virginia ShcJton; and F. A. Golden, all of Huntington Park, California. 4, 1912 Chamber of Commerce Appreciated Nephi Chamber of Commerce Retail Trades committee and Secretary recently received a letter of thanks for courtesies extended during July. The letter from the Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America, of Appleton, Wisconsin, states, in part: When we arrived in Ne-it was a surprise to have representatives from the Chamber of Commerce greet us. I want to thank the Secretary and the Retail Merchants Division chairman for getting up so early to meet us, and for the trading items they gave to .the boys. I remond you that effort toward making better citizens of the boys of today will provide better men for America tomorrow." The letter was signed by Leon P. Geiger, Field Executive. "... hi ut power-boostin- a ( X B-3- 11 f, it short-circuiti- ft ts MAX HOWARD h. Nephi Forestry Judging Team Wins State Fair Top Honors 4-- II 'ill ocm-potin- Bogdan of Eureka rated B on best dresses, and a C rating on muffins was made by Lila Mae Carter. Those who have not collected their fair prize money are urged to call at the County Agent's this week. 1 Bailey-Mc-Cu- V LET'S 0U1L1 KEPHI "THE FRIENDLY CITY" I 4 TO BUILD A COMMUNITY THE SUPPORT OF EVERY CITIZEN IS SUPPORTING OUTSIDE COMMUNTIES IS BUSINESSWISE DETRIMENTAL TO THE GROWTH OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. KEPHI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE g RETAIL TRADES COMMITTEE |