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Show P9 THE Two Annual Christmas Party Explained to 20th Origin of Christmas Carols Enjoyed by Leyan Century Club Recently Legionaires, Civic-ette- s EOlTOtlAl NATION At ITJLK Thursday at Nephl, Juab County. Utah. Entered at tKe post office at Neoni, Utah as second das nail mairer unaer the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. ra'es: Cne year $4.00; Six months, $2.25. Sobscr'pton s are payable in advance. Advertising ratei iubscrip-orcn request. A. B. Gibson and Roy TL Gibson Publishers Editor Manger Roy E. Gibson Office: 96 South Main Street. Telephone 196, Nephi, Utah Pub.;sr,&d eery BEAUTIFUL GIFT APRONS Priced at $1.00 $150 Also whole aprons IJUian $2-0-0 Linton. BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT WHY WATT? Fill your Mn OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU conLump, nut, alack MANAGEMENT, today OF LAND tact Elden Johnson at 52 South UTAH LAND OFFICE, SALT 1st Nephi or phone 312 for LAKE CITY, UTAH, OCTOBER ton West, loads. or truck 195fi. 23, NOTICE APPLICATION FOR 2 bed room FOR RENT PATENT - Serial No. all floor coverings apartment electric range aad refrigerator NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Kendall Phone 344 or 413J that General Refractories Company, a corporation, through its apartments. authorized agent, Wilson C. Rhone, WE DO A BLACK BUSINESS .vhose post office address is co Call Van Cott, Bagley, Cornwall & j but wa treet you WHITE prompt delivery of best McCartiiy. Attorneys at Law, 578W farDwane TI dwell, Nephi. 1311 Walker Bank Building. Salt coal Lake City, Utah, has made applic-- , ! ation tor a United States patent Also CHILD'S ROCKERS for the King Mill Site, King Mill ChapSite No. 1, King Mill Site No. 2, play tables and chairs Phone 300. and King Mill Site No. 3, mill man Furniture sites, consolidated, situated in district. mining unorganized IF YOU DONT DRINK why County of Juab, State of Utah, pay to rthe fellow who does? twing Mineral Survey No. 7270, help ' Utfih. and described in the fisld "Prefixed Risk" insurance will See, call or notes arid plat on file in this e. save you money with magnetic variation at write C G. Hogan, Lynndyl, Utah Sixteen (16) deg. Thirty (30) rnin. aent for Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance Company. East as follows: of-"i- 8 8 if The Axneriacn Legion and the CSvicettes dub held their annual Christmas party on December 15 in the yCiy Hall. The meeting room and the serving tables were beautifully decorated in keeping with the Christmas season. A turkey supper was enjoyed after which the evening was spent playing bingo. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Derle Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Mangelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bosh, Mr. and Hrs. Komaine ManMr. and Mrs. Lawrence gelson, Brough, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Beard, Mr. and Mrs. ePte Ballow, Mr. and Mrs. Quinun Stephensen, Mr. and Mrs. Merril Stephensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Will L. Hoyt was hostess to the 20th Century Club Thursday evening, December 13. The occasion was a Christmas party and program with songs and music Mrs. J. Walter Paxman, vice president of the club, presided and iiany was read by Mrs. F. H. Beckstead. Mrs. Hoyt gave the history of many beautiful Christmas carols, also the story of Santa Claus, or St. Nickolas, a patron saint of Russia," born in the fourth century. The origin and history of the carols shows how closely they have been associated with Christianity throughout the centuries. Mrs. Hoyt told that the first Christinas carol came to light in the year 129 A.D. "Jesus Is Born" was America's first caroL Mrs. Hoyt and her daughter, Miss Marsha Hoyt each sang several of the lovely carols and played a recording of "Natay Singer" an interesting song of a Navajo Indian portraying the Christmas or worship spirit. Mention also was made of some o fthe pioneer hymns used as part of their Christmas worship. xFollowing the program the executive committee served light re freshments to the following club members: Mrs. F. H. Beckstead, Mrs. 3. L. Belliston, Mrs. Paul E. Booth, Mrs. A. A. Boston, Mrs. J. Warrillow B rough, Mrs. Bent R. Bryan, Mrs. J. A. Burton, Mrs. Gerald Cazier. Mrs. Fred L. Gadd, Mrs. C. W. Glazier. Mrs. J. H. Keller, Mrs. C R. Lomax, Mrs. J. Walter Paxman, Mrs. Reeve G. Richardson, a special guest. Miss Marsha Hoyt, and the hostess, Mrs Will L Hoyt- - FOR GIFTS WAY BEYOND f WONDtMFVL THEIR PBICM TAQl Pemeys iflbur Santa Ted-da- r. Marion Wankier, .Victor Sorbe, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Taylor, Mrs. Robert Ballok, Mrs. Gay Wor-woo- d and Mrs. Reuben Chicken Creek D. U. P. Camp Members Are Guests of Mrs. Shepherd '1 SA v n 8 The Chicken Creek camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met on Thursday December 13 at the home of Viola M. Shepherd for a Mer. Haynes of Salt Lake City called Sunday to visit briefly with ms. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Haynes, enroute home from Ariz ona. Mr. and Mrs. Cary Peterson of Logan arrived Monday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Painter, parents of Mrs. Peterson. 42 x QQc pair Par 52c ea. WOMEN'S COATS White or Fancy Patterns WHITE AND COLORS Sizes 32 to 44 SHORT ULL LENGTH 2.90 COATS 1M COATS M.0015.00 Men's University Style GIRLS SPORT SHIRTS M 4.90 36 cases Adona NYLON SLIPS DRESS SHIRTS Sixes S . Size 81 x 108 inches Men's Towncraft en, YOUR FAVORITE 60 gauge 15 denier GAYMODE sheers give you the most of everything at Penney's lowest possible price. Wanted proportioned lengths! High twist for better than ever fit, dull finish, greater elasticfor ity! Laboratory tested wear. Full fashioned, of course. Dark seams. Fashion shade Sizes 9 to II COLORED SHEETS 1.00 and 1.5Q lesson, mas was given by Thelma R. Jackman. A program as follows also was presented: "Christmas In Other Lands" in four parts: Swed- Leora Christensen; South Pacific Gertrude Shepherd; South Africa, Vinese Taylor; Australia, Leona Mangelson; poem "Christ mas Gift for Mother" read by iNina Morgan. Alter the pot luck dinner, gifts weer exchanged. Present were Bessie Paystnio. Cora Wankier, Anna Shepherd, Lorene Morgan, Leah Bosh, Nina Christena Stephensen. Morgan, Thelma Jackman, Vinese Taylor, Edna Sherwood, Nellie Nielsen, Olive Poulson, Leora Christensen, eLona Mangelson, May Wankier, Gertrude Shepherd, a guest, Mrs. unma ualby, and the hostess, Vi- 3. Durafleece NEW! Penney's blankets improved with C 'on Double woven, extra long, TOWNCRAFT SILK N RAY" superbly washable. 90 crimpON woven jacquard ties are ed rayon, 10 Orion. balance-blende- d for rich lustre, full body, smooth easy knotting. In Permey's neat, tasteful Nation Wide "pick of the crop" gift pat- terns. Christmas party. The Reminiscences of Christ pot-luc- k FOR THE BEST In plumbing, heating and building see 4-- D Beginning at corner number 1. Plumbing & Builders Supply wtiich corner bears N. 2324 "W. YOUR OLD WATCH is still 875.75 ft from the quarter corner 20c worth FAT STEWING HEMS something on a new Bul-ov- a common to Sections 29 and 32, T. lb live weight Phone 278W. ola Shepherd. or Elgin at Nephi Jewelry. 12 S R. 3 W., SLM, thence S. f&"54' W. 466.7 ft. to comer numWE HAVE an assortment of ber 2. thence N. 2003' E. 497.1 priced ft. to corner number 3; thence N. Thayer Rocking horses 8354 E. 466.7 ft. to corner num- from 7.50 up. We also have Doll ber 4; thence S. 2003' W. 497.1 Buggies and soft cuddly toys. See ft. to the place of beginning (con them at Chapman Furniture In taining 5 acres). Nephi phone 300. 1 Mill No. Site common to King Sections 29 and 33, T. 13 S, R. 3 W, SLM. thence N. Beginning at corner number 1, E. 497.1 ft. to corner numwhich corner bears N. 824' E. 2003 thence N. 8954' E. 466.7 ber 2: 2133 ft. from the quarter corner ft, to comer number 3: thence S. common to Sections 29 and 32. T. 2003' W. 437A ft. to corner num R. 3 W, SLM, thence S. 15 ber 4; thence S. 8954' W. 466.7 8954' W. 466.7 ft. to corner num- ft, to the place cf beginning; e ber 2; thence N. 2003' E. 497.1 excluding therefrom, ft. to corner number 3; thence N. cepting and all that portion of said 8954' E. 46677 ft-- to corner num- however, which conflicts with the ber 4; thence S. 2003' W. 497.1 claim of said section 29, ft. to the place of beginning (con- NEttSW (containing 4J15 acres). taining 5 acres). No exclusions, other than those set forth herinabove, are made King Mill Site No. 2 from the said Cor King Mill Site Thursday. December 20, 1954 NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- Women's DRESSES HOUSE SLIPPERS NEW SPRING COTTONS 3 to 6X 7 to 14 L S 1 2.25 ASSORTED STYLE 1.90 3.00 2.90 a, Beginning at corner number 1, which corner bears N. 312 W. 1272.9 ft. from the quarter corner common to Sections 29 and 32, T. 12 S., R. 3 W.. SLM, thence 8954' W. 466.7 ft. to corner number 2; thence N. 2003' E. 497.1 ft to corner number 3; thence N. 8954' E. 466.7 ft. to corner number 4; thence S. 2003' W. 497.1 ft. to the place of beginning; excepting and excluding therefrom, however, all that portion of said claim which conflict witfi the NE'ASWi of said Section 29 (containing 0.860 acres). a pat application ent There are no adjoining or con flicting claims shown by plat of said Mineral Survey No. 7270, Utah. I direct that this Notice be s, in The published published In NephL Utah. ERNEST E. HOUSE. Manager, Utah Land Office Times-New- imVr'' eterif4 3fft i "i'ti'mif' i''m'iim'imm rmVm'Mii ' ;i"m" ji'"irn'i jeiaaotitiivt-oti- jjewtnw jy'-- rarr 'A Dorit guess Mercuiyls price by the new size and luxury (never before lias so much, bigness and luxury cost so little) Attorneys for Applicant: VAN COTT, BAGLEY, CORN WALL & MCCARTHY. 1311 Walker Bank Building Salt Lake City, Utah. " ' (J mi - r1 Dates of publication: October 25, King Mill Site No. 3 Beginning at corner number 1, November 1. & 15. 22, 29; Decwhich corner bears N. 312 W. ember 6 13 and 20. 1956 In The 1272.9 ft. from the quarter corner Tlmea-NewNephi, Utah. s, OUR SEASONS BEST nr TO YOU I. 'Sir' ' and YOURS M ' v v. sss. . lwiaeLeMlli.weaiiwiaii m Mfacuav iwaw lawtisiinsiti lOWtST MUGS ei minii nimii mei inm tOUUMouterey Phaeton Coupe. Also in the Mucuer brings you the biggest size increase in the industry. It's over feet 17H long, mere than 6VS feet wide. 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