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Show September 3Cth, 1554 Thursday, THE ( : ;3 jf'.raa r Social Hems u N'EPH!, UTAH TIMES-NEW- Mrs. Gwen Downs entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of her mother, Mrs. Zelnora Ockey, who was S7 years old on that day. A lare birthday case was the center piece for the table. Present were Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ockey, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Ockey of Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Ockey of Provo, .Mrs. Lorin ChrLstensen and daughter Nan. Leland Ockey and the guest of honor, Mrs. Zelnora Ockey. The new. tubeless, Zenith Hearing Aid "ROYAL-M- " As powerful as some hearing aids at least twice its size... smaller than many selling; for twice its price! Zenith's latest and greatest engineering triumph the tiny but mighty "Royal-M- " weighs about the same as a pocket lighter and is hardly larger. Instantly adjustable fingertip tone and volume controls. And just imagine it operates for lOp a week on one tiny battery! wear and compare, on Come in and see the "Royal-M".Guarantee. Try it at home, at Zenith's money-bac- k work, anywhere. Discover for yourself its wonderful clarity . . . convenience. So comfortable you scarcely know you're wearing it! .. ONIT f IAN CUARANTEI MONEY-BAC- K Y If, in your opinion, any hearing aid a Zenith in any way, simply return the Zenith within 10 days and your money will be refunded promptly. Rot. i UUliLbLjWVs p- Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Stephenson in Bountiful as and daughter son of their guests in lave, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stephenson. While there they at tended fast meeting where two ot their grandchildren were named: named by his William Robert, father. Robert L. Stephenson, and Lu Ann, named by her father, r srent Sunday J occeuory at nodvral IT Mr. and Mrs. Georse E. Howard had the following relatives as their quests last week: Merritt Adams oi Garfield, Winfred Adams of Las Vesras. Nevada. Mr, and Mrs. Loyal Adams and daughter Mar. caret Ann of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Rex Blackly and daughter Uexena of Orem. 10-d- ay EASY on Kvff eta toil. UL -- r" - ly vly LZ3 2 Alma Garrett. HEARING AIDS By the Makers of World-Famo- Zenith TV u George E. Howard was honored euest at a birthday dinner last Thursday. The following were in attendance: The guest ot honor and Mrs. George L Howard, Ray Howard, Mr and Mrs. Frank P. Greenhalgh and family, Mrs. Jennie Lowry and baby of Manti. end Radio Sett inly iAiiRUirtit A square dance and folk dance If the National Association of class will be taught every Tues Postal Supervisors has its way, day after Mutual at Mt. Pleasant Santa's greetings in the tuture and Moroni, starting next rues- will come in one standard size. day. It will be taught by Am- During a recent convention, thea mon Benson, who is known nationAssociation's members drafted ally. He won the Intermountain resolution urging the Post Offlce Dance team contest and also was cards. to ban giant-slz- s namrtl raller of the contest. He is one of the callers at the Internat Alive London is in a man is tired of London ional Square Dance in Chicago televisTe has November. taught in is there h is tired of life; for and clubs that are well London ell that life can afford." ion groups over the U. S. and guarall known Samdeclared tha indefatigable Dr. dancers of our make to antees ago uel Johasoa. two hundred group. We are welcoming any of the East Juab people who desire to join with us. During the hay fever season an pounds of estimated ragweed pollen is floating in the air over most of the United States, according to hay fever re- -: half-billi- ou searchxperts. Tysevritrs can be made to "speak" foreign languages. Most majot typewriter manufacturers 'ian car) tupply keyboards equipped with tymbols and marking wt!cj$ pt& ft POMibJ? to type la i?f cf raoit Ct the toot5' yrs rr-- m S. r" 1 r" ""i Jin protect jj-incre- ase INSUUTINS WAUBOARDS ill Wr By keeping the cold out, you automatically keep liveitock and poultry healthier and more pro duetive. Theie big, thick poneli con be applied directly to cf feeding ihedt, poultry houses, milking porlort, etc. Inprotection. expensive, long-tertud-din- g te7 - INSULATION "A " Boliom Wool U windproof, moiturt riitont end perma-pn- t. Nvr ttlti, nivr df triorot. Special flang Pf-inlwoll itudi oiy tacking o cr wiling ioiiti. ldol for under plywood, ht-roc- k end other Interior moteriali. ti " STARTING IMMEDIATELY AND CONTENUING Continued from page One the most recent news, advertisements, literary matter, etc. ives a brier The definition statement of what a newspaper is, but it does not tell us of the and satisfaction that we from reading it. For the ones get who receive the paper in the morning, they read it over the breakfast table, and for those who get it at evening, it is read while they are relaxing. Newspapers tell us or the weath er, will it be ciouay or win me sun be shining tomorrow? If you want to know the inlormation is in the paper for you. Paner comes from trees, so there must be a lot of trees used each year used in the making of paper, of it coes for and shout the making of newspapers. And all the news that goes into the papers is very valuable. Some historians keen newspapers .and some go back as far as the 1800s. They were not as interesting as the ones we have today, but they had a narer. and thev now are very valuable. They did not have rad io, nor television, and the newspaper carried on. And nothing There will be will replace. will that replace television things as television has to an extent re- nlaeed radio, but the newspapers will carry on forever. Let's hope. Newsnaoers are very education al they are used in schools all nvpr ihfl world to srive the stud ents a look at everything around them. They get this information through the eyes of a newspaper. Wp should look ud to the men and women of the world who makes the newspaper a daily or weekly enjoyment of many. Give your thanks to them for they are enlarging their papers and are trying to give everyone the will to do better by the experiences of others. We should salute them. Don't you agree? XL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CONSISTING OF WIRE - SWITCHES - FUSES - GLO BES ETC. ALL HOME 'APPLHANCES CLOTHES DRYERS ALL Stock Fencing Barbed Wire Plywood Sheefrcck FOOD FREEZERS ETC 110 REFUNDS -- 110 EXCHANGES - HO LAYAWAYS n H3 n r, t no ill -4 R n v UJLJUUC )UUUUUU II LJ ,1 i lit t J I Mi I t 'J I 0m AnoL iliL nnr?r7? tAfPTTn TH A Tip nTTTlWi MatrtaU Roofing Materials iEGHlENTS Fertilizer Anfi-Freez- . 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