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Show Thursday, June 16th, 1955 THE Xl SETS 5.95 JUSTIN BILL FOLDS - 2-SO- Fourth Ward Levan Ward uP CANDY . Third Ward Second Ward BEEHIVE GIRLS ELECT OFFICERS Tuesday, June 14, the Nephi Second Ward second year Beehive class elected officers: They are president, Terrell Belliston; vice president, Patreecia Leavitt; secretary and treasurer, Georgia Haymand; reporter, Nancy entertainment chairman, CLASS - --- 29 29 27 24 24 23 First Ward KODAKS 5.Q5up CIGARETTE LIGHTERS 25Qup AFTER SHAVE LOTION l.QQup -2SHAVING SETS .q5up SHICK ELECTRIC SHAVER 2650 AND 2Q.50 REMINGTON ELECTRIC SHAVER 2050 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC SHAVER 29 50 GILLETTE RAZOR WITH SPORTS BOOK 1.00 ---- Ward Mona Ny-ma- n; Teacher Jennette Mathews. the class is Betty Boswell. of L0$RITAL On flotiU The following were patients at the Juab County Hospital: Mrs. Arthur Briggs, Mt. Pleasant. Delbra Tolley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Tolley, Nephi Mrs. Eldon Sherwood, Nephi. Carl Haliday, Eureka. Gaylen Morley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glade B. Morley, Granger. Mrs. Bevan Nielson, Leamington. Mrs. Carl Snow, Nephi. Mrs: Jack Christiansen, Fountain Green. Mrs. Nellie Orme, Nephi. I45up SHOP AND SAVE IN NEPHI UTAH children and Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson, all of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Chester Foote was in Ver nal recently to attend the American Legion Auxiliary convention. Mrs. Foote was asked by the state president of the auxiliary, Mrs. Nettie Haves, to he State Credentials Chairman, a position which she accepted. Mr. and Mrs. David Salisbury and children of Salt Lake City spent the weekend in Nephi visit ing with their parents, Mrs. Alex Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Eliiah Salisbury and other relatives. Mrs. Georee McCune was in Salt Lake City over Thursday to meet ana visit with her grand daughter, Miss Marion Squire who has been in Belmont, Calif visiting with her parents and attending a social work convention in San Francsoo. She is returning to Iowa City. Iowa where she is engaged in psychiatric work at the Veterans Administration Hospital, where she has in her charge two large wards. She extends greetings to all her friends in Nephi. Miss Judy Foote spent last week in Ephraim as a guest of and sister, Mr. her brother-in-laand Mrs. Dick J. Bailey. Lerov Tollev. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tolley is in Naturita, ooio., wnere tie has employment. Mrs. Duane Van Ausdal and three children of Parowan are visiting with her Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ochey for a few weeks. w Guests on Wednesday of week at the home of Mr. Mrs. Ernest Wilson were Mr. Mrs. O. D. Loveridge of Lake dtv. 10 for 69 300 size tin 4 for $7 size tins 10 cans 95 5 pound tin each 09 I I - - - 12 oz tin each 47 - - 50 foot roll each IQt - - - 12 oz. tin 39 ALL FLAVORS - - 6 FLAVOR AID 32 STAR KIST TUNA CHUNK - no. Vi size tin for bars size 25 LUX TOILET SOAP - - regular large size package LUX FLAKES - - 32 DERBY CORNED BEEF- DIAMOND WAX PAPER- SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT PH LUX LIQUID DETERGENT - - large size 39 A GRADE per pound TURKEYS 55 C GRADE per pound TURKEYS 45 per pound 59 BEEF STEAK very good PURE LARD 79 4 pound packages Smoked ready to eat PICNICS per pound 39 WE HAVE PLENTY OF WATERMELONS CANTALOUPES AND STRAWBERRIES toys OF GENUINE SAILCLOTH SANFORIZED AND EXTRA BAR TACKED AT POINTS OF STRAIN INSURING LONG AND SATISFACTORY WEAR STYLED son-in-la- w w - 0 TAKE THE PENCIL SLIM PANTS AND MATCH THEM WITH SOLID OR COMBINATION PRINT BLOUSES AND YOU HAVE AN EYE CATCHER, OR IF YOU PREFER THE PEDAL PUSHER OR BERMUDA SHORTS, GO WALKING WITH EASE AND COMFORT THE COOL COLORS THIS SEASON ARE ATTRACTIVE AND SMART V THEY'LL PUT YOU IN THE PREFERED CLASS Mrs. Esther Contu11v anA ho- daughter Margo of Salt Lake are spending the week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gardner. First airline stewardesses "wer employed in regular service twenty-Ev- e years ago this May. OURS IN NEPHI" 'EXCLUSIVELY Mix elusive Ladies Shop . ' and Salt Tremendous Sayings on 8 oz. cans for 27 No. 2 size HUNTS SPINACH 2 HUNTS CIU PEPPER CATSUP - -- 14oz.2for41 HUNTS CUT GREEN BEANS regular size 2 for 35 - 1V size 2 cans for 73 HUNTS PEARS - HUNTS PEAC HHALVES- - - - IVi size 2 for 59 HUNTS FRUIT COCKTAIL - - IVi size 2 for 71 HUNTS BOYSENBERRIES - - no. 2 size.2 for ZL9 - 4 tall tins 55 MILK ALL BRANDS Staa (un witir HVkite Mrs. .lamps nhrioton con Qn1 son Vance were pnipstc on Statu. day and Sundav t the her and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs. koss Mower and boys in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs O IT Pioro h,a as weekend guests her brother-in-laand sister Mr on1 George Hammer of Shelly, Idaho! mi. na airs, uwen Pierce and and Shepherd of daughters Springville. Mr. and Mrs. Woodmw Rosrri Mrs. Annie Aa?ard and Phvin Beard were weekend visitors in &au Lake City. They attended MIA convention. Mrs. Norma AnHmnn tess to her club members on a Wednesdav- pwnincr 1U (. i V lunch was served to Mrs. Edra Morgan, Mrs Maurine Stephen-se- n Mrs. Faye Winter, Mrs. Olive Poulson, Mrs. Mary Jane Winter mis. verna uaroner, Mrs. Audrie Dalby, Mrs. Delia Collard and the hostess, Mrs. Anderson. un and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall were in Monroe, Friday, June 3. If all the amusement park coffee to be sold this summer were to attend the funeral of Arthur roured into the Grand Canyon it Hall, an uncle of Mr. Hall. would be a fine thing for the na- From Chirapr YmA vieitorc t : on Higpct ,, the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Howarth. They are the son-ilaw ana daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Howarth, Mr. and Mrs. Max Davis. The Davis' are also visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Davis. 300 3un in the last n- HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE HUNTS TOMATO JUICE HUNTS NEW POTATOES SPRY SHORTENING Page Fiv irienas in Salt Lake City recentlDinner guests on Sunday at the y. While there thpv ntfpnrl.xH home of Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Wil- tile eraduation exeroisps nf tha son were Mrs. J. I. Wilson of University of Utah where Alene Leone Rospnvflll and fiurn OTnnrl rrau was among the graduates. SACRAMENT MEETING ATTENDANCE REPORT Ward Percentage up. NEPHI, Nephi Local and Levari News Mr. and Mrs. Lfirnrw1 Man. Social Items gelson visited with relatives and GHURCHI SHEAFFER PEN AND PENCIL TIMES-NEW- lUnico Tires : FRESH LIMES each CUCUMBERS 2 Sceech CANTALOUPES - per Large Siz- e- New White Shatter -- per -- pound Q$ pound 4 per package 23 FROZEN STRAWBERRIES CUDAHY VIENNA SAUSAGES 2 cans 33c CLEAR WATER TUNA - - Regular tins - - 6 cans qs$ POWDERED SUGAR - 1 pound packages - 2 FOR 25c - 4bC CORNED BEEF - 12 OZ TINS - - EACH TASTE WELL PEAS - CORN -- BEANS -- 2 cans 25 -- - - LEMONADE or LIMEADE Frozen TANG LUNCH MEAT 12 ounce tins BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES 2 cans 23 - - each 33c or White --- Chocolate 3 Chocolate Malt or Peanut Delight. Introductory Offer MIRACLE WHIP I YOU SAVE CAN I 511.53 on a I UNICO I 6x70-- 15 PEMIUM Tubeless I Tire CATSUP each quart bottle Salad Dressing 33c 0 LEO quart can pkgs. Q7 3 for 1.00 'Holiday' DELMONTE CUT GREEN BEANS regular eins CRUSHED PINEAPPLE FRUIT COCKTAIL --- BISQUICK large size p2 --- WHOLE KERNEL CORN - PA size tin 42BABO -- - Cleanser each each 21 34c 37 -2 cans 29 2 cans 23 size tin NIBLETS 55c NOW SAVINGS ON ALL UNICO TIRES Increased Safety Increased Puncture Protection Increased Mileage Increased Comfort SIMILAR Get Information On UNIVERSAL CO-O- P PIPELINE MILKER The Miller That Has An UtaMI 5 II Dairymen Talking Lew in cost Economical to SLICED BACON 3 Pounds $1.09 very good per pound 42 BEEF ROAST EXTRA TENDER BALONY Sliced pound 49 LARD 2 Pounds for 43c SAUSAGE CHEESE THE - BEST -- Country YOU CAN - - Style BUY - -- per pound -- per pound 39 43 operate. Efficent in performance Have our factory-Veine- d dairy' expert look over your needs end consult with you on cost. 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