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Show THE Page Two TIMES-NEW- Safety Films Are Available 2 bed room 1st West, Nephi or phone 313 for FOR RENT all floor coverings ton or truck loads. apartment electric range ana rtfirigfmiui Kendall IF YOU DON'T DRINK why Phone 344 or 413J help pay fo rthe fellow who does ? apartments. "Prcfrred Risk" Insurance will See, call or money Fill your bin save you WHY WAIT? con- - write C. G. Hogan, Lynndyl, Utah slack nut, Lump, todayElien Johnson at 52 South 'agent for Preferred Risk Mutual ( full-col- I Washed - - by ton or by - Oiled Slack Truck Load DWANE TIDWELL ' COAL Phone 578W F "f . spon-sor- saint ,"'J FOR NEPHI Utah. "We hope that the elementary schols in the state will feel free d to make use of these films, toy the Utah Copper Division as a public service" said Mr. "We believe that they will be helpful in stimulating safe thinking an dsafe habits among our young people" he explained. gift-beari- i 1956 GATE COAL --CA- or Copper Corporation. Nelson W. Aldrich, director of public relations, said the two eight minute films will be available free of charge. The films are entitled "I'm No Fool on a Bicycle" and "I'm No Fool with Fire": The films may toe borrowed by contacting the Public Relations l. Department, Utah Copper Divis- ft ion, Kennecott Copper Corporation, Box 1650, Salt Lake City, Many Christmas legends and customs are part of the folklore of our ancestors in all parts of the world. Many of them, too, are a mixture of early Christian and pagan observances which time and Christianity have given new meaning. Santa Claus, our American giver of gifts, is little known elsewhere in the world. In Eastern and Southern Europe, it is the Wise Men who arrive bringing gifts. In Hungary the gifts come from the Angels, in Poland from the stars, in Greece, St. Basil is the patron I w&wm NOW Two Walt Disney cartoons aimed at promoting safety among elementary school children have been made available to schools throughout the state by Utah Copper Division of Kenne-co- tt PC, December 24, Christmas Issue NEPHI. UTAH i, Aid-ric- Popular tradition has It that the candle we place in our windows at Christmas is a custom originated by early Christians to whom the candle represented the star that guided the Wise Men to the stable at Bethlehem. One Interesting legend tells of a shoemaker who, though poor, always placed a candle in his window at night to guide weary travelers, and so inspired the villagers that soon each window contained a lighted candle. The holly bush, long associated with Christmas, and with many because in its natural state legends was once called the holy-busthe berries ripen at Christmas time. The Wassail bowl, which today is Christmas punch, is said to have come to us from the ancient Saxons. Wassail was a word of greeting which meant literally. "What Hails?", or "How fare you?" At Christmas time, traditions of the Old World live again. Pinatltas, doves and festive straw chains from South Europe; wheat sheaves, paper and carved wood from Scandinavian countries; angels, stars, Czechoslovakian bells and gold German stars are all bits of Old World charm that we in our homes. h. 6 FOR SALE Winchester Terms Rifle Chapman Furniture Co., phone 300. 30-0- Also (PULLER BRUSHES Mrs. Debunte mosmeties Barker, phone 211W. for push WILL PAY CASH button accordian in playing condition if priced reasonable write Box 142 or call at 557 South 3rd East Streets Nephi. Ger-aldi- ne te Nephi Local and Social News Items Mr. and Mrs. Alma Rasmussen and two children of Murray are expected in Nephi Christmas eve to spend the holidays with her paernts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bel-listo- n, Ernest Wilson is in Phoenix, Arizona this week on business. Mrs. Vernon Bosh and two children and her mother, Mrs. George Crisp of Spring City spent Wednesday visiting with Mrs. Hazel Bosh. 9 Mrs. Wm. Bailey was in Salt Lake City on Tuesday to attend the wedding reception of her neice, Arlene Nelson, who was married to David M. Fox in the Salt Lake LiDS Temple. The reception was held at the Institute of Religion on Tuesday evening. Former Nephites Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beagley and family spent Tuesday in Nephi with relatives Lumber Company Tri-Sta- te and friends. n Holiday guests of Mrs. J. L. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bel- liston are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belliston and three children of Alameda, California. Bel-listo- QuuriNQS tSs Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bosh of Levan and Mrs. Hazel Bosh and daughter Mary visited recently in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Bosh, and in Kerns with Mr. and Mrs. William Bosh. Mrs. Frank Harris returned to her home Wednesday from Long Beach, California, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mayer. Mrs. Harris visited in the California city with her sons ana (9ur hearts are . 7f MS Jl filled with the '.i.-! A , i jjlc warmest wishes for die merriest Christmas you ever enjoyed. Carter's Cleaners Sportsman's Supply W ' Jjygsp E VV T ryS JMIL n, l jvljj; f''s W 3 PXX J I 3 3 ll l If CO Mith happy memories of many extend our sin- we pleasant friendships, cerest wishes for a joyous Christmas to all. 1 fl v S K NEPHI CLEANERS JsStititfSJiSJW We wish all onr friends a very joyous and cheerful ,. S Cjeii!Otf Christmas Season. .,.,rr . . T , , ent included Helen Linton, Verna Palmer, Mrs. Merron Price, Mrs. Jay Warner and the class leader and hostess, Mrs. Amy a SP2 Clark T. Worwood of Fort 3 S Hood, Teas arrived Saturday to be a holiday guest of his parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Worwood. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cooper of Logan are spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 V. Cooper. i Tvcjj fc,y CrS IK I I I C 1 I Q e ""ff litSt TTf , 1 ' ! y&ilr x rv'v--- ' 3 - ' ' ? 3 1 ' 4?Av ' - i' k I I J-- ' v - " ' 3 $ ir'2 I xt--- V flJHM' 3 student at the Robert Ingram, University of Utah, is home to spend the holidays with his pardaughter and their family. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelson and Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beagley visited in Salt Mrs. Wallace Park were their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lake City Thursday. J. IL Burns and son Jimmy of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Cox will Salt Lake City. spend the holidays in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. James H. The Variette Club met Thurs Crane and family, and in Bountiful with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. D. Cox day evening at the home of Mild and family. Mr. and Mrs. Doug- red Sherwood for the annual las Cox are coming from New Christmas party Of the club. A delicious pot luck supper was York to join them and afterward will make their home in New served to: Betty Belliston, LaRae Mexico. For their Christmas eve Kendall, Florence Kendall, eJane 3 3 dinner, which will be held at the Linton, Thema Reed, Erma Car Crane home they will also have ter, Norma Jenkins, Owen Chap Judge and Mrs. F. W. Keller of man. Beth Ostler. Marcel Jack g? son, Grace Ostler, LuRae Green 13 Price as their guests. Muriel wood, Joyce Memmott, Guests for the holidays at the Wilkey and the hostess, Mildred home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bel- Sherwood. liston are their son in law and Afte rthe supper, games were Mr. and Mrs. E. G. played and gifts exchanged. daughter, Campbell of Coronado, California. They also are visiting with Mr. LOST about December 10 -and Mrs. Bert Powell. Man's glasses with brown rim S. P. 3 Vernon E. Carter ar- Return to Kenneth G. Sperry, Ne 3 rived home Friday morning from phi. 'Jii 5 yj"""""""1! f our- a happy, hearty Holiday SQason that fi!led . M 13 and i good fellowship. -- - .- 1 -- i-- I --" i (imnugs May this Holiday Season fi S lTx 'A p;: '.T I S &&j&yj&j&&& k x 3L I STWJ!!fcX'5liMCS k( 9 tWrw'l'r v- f " To 1 all our friends, we extend warm 3 W?v wishes for 'Ci m ! jj rtstmas lUy Kent Linton Standard Station NEPHI JEWELRY nr. t0 S the Joyful hour of Christmu overflow with good fellowship and good cheer for til our friend. ? i jys of good health' good c' g gI? iS . we exiena sincere - THE TOGGERY , , wishes for SSbXj-'- ' '' v I i SArAjCr. THE TIME BOX every member of o f Holiday bring you everything you want most, Fort Lewis, Washington to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmont Carter and other relatives and friends. The following Nephi people were in Tooele Thursday to at tend the funeral services for Mrs. John H. Warner: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warner, Mrs. Kate Worthing-toMrs. Florence Worthington and Mrs. W. H. Belliston. Mr. and Mrs. George V. Ord have received word of the birth of a great grand son. The baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ord of Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ord of Bountiful and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gable of Magna. The First Ward Junior Gleaners held their Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Amy Warner. The evening was spent in games and sons. In charge of the party were JoAnrrPrice, Lillian Taylor, Carolyn Warner, Carol Ann Pace adn Beth Bramall. Others pres- J S d sincerely wish (hat you Tiil than ia . .. eu uw pieasum oi the Tuletide eaton. 1 5 H mw ihi GARRETT'S CONOCO SERYICE fM- J I - Jt f'tfi a Holiday that is full of love and Joy. A Merry Christmas to alii 'l Silver Maple Service c |
