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Show THE 1954 6th, May Thursday, NEPHI, UTAH TIMES-NEW- Page Three Henry Werthington. Mrs. Roy W. LEVAN WARD PRIMARY Greenhalgh, Mrs. L'del R. Jensen and Mrs. Norman Mackey. Also present were Mrs. Rue Golden, Mrs. Jesse Bailey and Mrs. Dee Sparks of the Primary Stake Board. Mrs. Thomas Kendall of the ward presidency, and Mrs. Charles Bowles, their clas leader. Of the Wards, the Organizations, Activities and PlaiiSj ofJuab Stake Copy Dead- line: MONDAY Editor: MRS. ALLIGEE ANDERSON, Phone 607 Evening AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA? WWVVVVIIIIA BLAZER CLASS OF SECOND WARD PRIMARY ENTERTAINS MOTHERS The Blazer Class of the Second Ward Primary organization enter " tained their mothers last Wednesday afternoon. The boys presented a fine program to the following mothers: Mrs. Val Trus-eotMrs. Mrs. Frank Tidwell. t. m.. 9 The Levan Ward Primary or vjs i ganization held their li54 last Sunday evening. One new baby was born at the The theme "A Testimony Grows" was very well dramatized and was Juab County Hospital during the The following have leon admit n ted as patients at the Juab County an inspiration to all who were past week, a son to Jerald V. and Emily Elder Justesen Hospital during the past week: in attendance. Mrs. Brooks D. Barker, Eureka Those taking part besides the of Oak City. The babv weighed FAST DAY MEETING children of the ward were their 9 pounds 12 ozs. at birth. Grand Mrs. Fred Stephenson. Levan teachers, which made for a better parents are Mr. and Mrs. Parley Joyce Tolley, daughter of Mr ATTENDANCE REPORT conference. Bishop Mangelson and Elder of Oak City, and Mr. and and Mrs. Allen Tolley, Nephi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paystrup Mrs. Vern Justesen of Blackfoot, SUNDAY MAY 2nd Margene Einlinson, Leamington Mrs. Paul Bowers, Levan as well as the officers of the Pri- Idaho. Ward Percentage mary organization added greatly Margene Einlinson, Leamington 25 Human Thermometer to the service. Nephi Second 22 Nephi First Can Tell by Color Nephi Fourth "JANE EYERS" FILM TO BE 21 Levan Ward ROCHESTER, N.Y.-Wt- lUr Primary-conferenc- 0 e Jus-tese- George Bradfield, Leamington Mrs. Norman Greenhalgh, Nephi. Mrs. Clair Collard, Levan Mrs. Rose Worthington, Nephi Earl E. Hawkins, Nephi Leonard Brown, Eureka Mrs. L. L. Painter, Nephi Nona Rowe, daugther of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Rowe, Mona Ronald Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Christensen, Goshen. Joseph W. Overson, Lynndyl Joseph Maynard Cronin, Eureka Mrs. Reuben Paystrup, Levan r OUR DEMOCRACY- - 20 Mnna Ward Nephi Third 17 -- byMat Rlngwood U human thrmometr who can ttll ttmperaturt by color. HALL MONDAY EVENING Rtngwood can tell tht tempera On Monday evening, May 10, cal wax firm, hat the Job of at 8 p. m. the film "Jane Fyers melting gold and alloya at approxwill be shown in the Mona Ward imately 2,000 degreet fahrenhait This picture Recreational hall. Rlngwood can tell the temperawill be especially interesting to ture of the molten mast of gold i SHOWN AT MONA WARD all members of the Relief Society alloy within five degrees limply by inasmuch it is the subject of the peering at Its orange-recolor. literary lesson for May. An in mixture of red a certain There' i vitation is extended to the Ne- and tha which meant goldorange phi and Levan Ward members to en soup for the pour is Just right juiit mwi 4imia ttaiu iu acy una ing process. If there is too much film. There is no admission. r u IJOSIUTAI IS HELD CONFERENCE d n FOR MOTHER ii hi FOR MOTHER FOR MOTHER FANCY SNAGLOC FANCY NYLON SLIPS EAR RINGS one ROLLINS Q0C NYLON HOSE SWEETHEART APRONS 1.49 to HAND BAGS M Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Pett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Chappell. HOUSE DRESSES ENTIRE STOCK OF and 3.Q0 LADIES COATS PRATT'S -- Quality Merchandise Pett of Salt Lake City spent Sunday with REDUCED PRICE OH OUR 2.00 1.QB Joseph Hanson, a student at the U. S. A. C. a tLogan, visited over the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Hanson. ASSORTED SPECIAL WOMEN! In Nephi, Utah Fans Cleaned FONTAINE, Ind. Th forf of the game seemed unimportant Fontaine to fans at the Banquo-Lbasketball School gam. The High fans were the ones taken to the cleaners. After the game, fans found the seat numbers, put on in red paint, hadn't dried as fast as had bean expected. Embarrassed school officials offered to pay cleaning bill. LA a Mr. Bailey's sixth grade recent ly completed a study unit of Den mark. Hie past year we have tried to enrich our units by having people who have been to the various countries studied, talk to us. Mrs. Allen Belliston talked to us about Denmark. She showed us many interesting pictures and really made Denmark live for us. Kenneth Nyman spoke to us some time ago on Germany. We feel that our time was well spent. Mr. Evans' room was invited to share these experiences with us. Robert Howell, Reporter ' mm ft J A i i,i ill ".ill II. iHilil 'titerm i ti i I re-sor- 70 40 Frozen food packages, for cxamplc, approximated 5 percent of all retail food sales lastyeah. funds that ruilt this huge new from the savings of the vERy people a large part of the industrv came dish 28 bathmats; towels; dishtowels; 54 washcloths; cloths, two quilts, two bedspreads, among other assorted linens. BENEFITING FROM THIS IMPORTANT CHANGE LIVING HAUITS OF OUR DEMOCRACV. MtTffierfe IN THE day a problem? Here are 1 0 Utt "6 .. n if The TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. Torch the robbed who Tip t, thief 40 miles south of Traverse City, must be thinking of going into business as a linen salesman. The haul: 181 bed sheets. 122 pillowcases; 91 bath towels, 03 hand our appointment as the era Prnl Select Shopper DENMARK STUDIED BY SIXTH GRADE CLASS n thp olo oavs, pisTisuTioN op couNT(iy pre sh "truck-far- PKODUCr WAS LIMITED TO NtAR.aV COMMUNITIES AND THE LOCAL GROWING SEASON. TOPAy, THE I30UNTV OF THE SOIL IS SHACEP MORE WIDELY AND THE MARKETING OF PERISHAULE PROPUCE STAftlLIZEP, BECAUSE OF PACKAGING IN NOVATIONS, MODERNIZED AND OTHER PEVELOPMENTS. TRANSPORTATION a BEAUTIFUL and 02 Fred Chappell spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Chappell. Fred has been transferred back to Utah after having spent three years in Arizona and New Wexico working for the Bureau of Land Management. 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