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Show Mrs. Sara Holmes Albia, Wed-nesda- y Hews About Our Neighbors From THURSDAY. brother. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Burt" have returned heme. M". Pu'to" By PAT JONES has ibeen a patient ia the Holy Cross Hospital at Salt Lake City, and Mrs. burton has been staying .V KFNUAVORTH c t 'rg acquainted with his and Mrs. with her daughters in Ogden, makEverett Berensen and three (hi .1 V S'StlT. ing it more convenient for her dren, f ! Terry, sherri. .l d .Merr Wednesday evening the to spend as much time as pos- from Pleasantoii. ens nf the Relief society art. be calif., sible at the hospital. k vacation with joying a beautiful eor-o- f nnklng Mrs. Venice Berensen and fam- fibre wood under the 1 ily. and with Mr. and Mrs. iliectien of Mrs. U'iella Pet of castle G:it. E e'ett gov and Mrs. Mary Duke of and Ixiuise made their home in Spring Glen. When each lady had v our community for seve al ears, completed her work delicious and this is their first visit to oake and ice crfam were served renew heir hv Mrs. Sarah Smith and Mrs. acquaintances with any f ia .is since' they left two Gertrude Richards, years ago. 0n prida-- evening several gins Mr. and Mrs. Guy Whitf rd , 0,n Kenilworth participated in spent the wfek end in Salt ' ake tha fashion show given by the Ct- - visiting wit'Mr. and Mrs. department of the John Olsen and children. Heine- - junior High School nn- Curt and Frankie Harris were e the direction of Mrs. Mary Salt Lake City visitors Saturday, "izza. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Christen- The girls were given two to be used and son, Clyde, visited in Hi"1- by their Saturday evening at 'hf ters ar'd a friend, and each girl We Prescribe home of Mr. and Mrs VKge 01- - - o'e'ed he beautiful clothes she sen. bad ma'e during the school year. Superior Service Mrs. Kate Sevy has been ("- - The following girls from g Wbcn a dearly loved one ia ill there is no time to il a week's stay at tie For'fs wo'th were models: Gloria dicker aa to which drug-gia- t v home. Ann Horvath, Marlene will terre your Deeds Mr. and Mrs. Hynim Blackham n'xon. Joyce Gordon, patsy Duty, the best. Be Mured of our of Moroni spent last week visit- - Marilyn Hatsis, Carol and Carolyn and ability to integrity with irg at the Clyde Uurns;d ''Pm.tBe'pne", Pressie Maestas and cope emergencies On Friday Mrs. Iiurnsi le ent rapidly and efficiently. jores. ed the Utah Valley Hospital at NEWS BILL'S Provo where .she will undergo an Tie newly organiztd operation very soon. PRESCRIPTION Alex pottias of Price has!'11? club called the nook and Club, met at the home been staying at tbe home of his "n'''"'n PHARMACY aunt and une.l, Mr. and Mrs. "f their leader, Harold Jewkes, PHONE 553 HELPER Charles Hatsis for the past week.'0" Thursday, May 7. for the pur-- ( The members He will .be spending the next fewPse of organizing. ... are Thomas Bruce, president; TIPPLE TALCS . KE WILIV OBTH - ;(! : a-- r hom-makin- in-s- mo-wat- Kenil-joyin- Fer-Fa- t-- r- fish-Litt- & STEAM CLEANING THE NEW LIFE-WAL- L TIRES! pretty st money, fish and chilis. V. Clyde and flat tires, salt Mud ehapel V. t pep- and Coors, Tom and rocks, T- per. and Tad Morgan Jerry, I'tah Texas Tyler and - Horrible music.! and spaghetti. Guiseppe (lianinl Frank Pi'Mn Karina. Krayiic and Damon and Pythias, Frank Whip- pie and nigger fishin. The vim- derbar vixen sez "spi'acken i ' j raw-fee- j !) never as put so much scratch a on Tennessee Ernie, Tex Ritter or Shorty Stew and sally, yea and forsooth tis a diabolical plot to rend asunder me and my af- finity Strauss, masters joe Haydn Dick and the the Phone 307 SPRING j ,y By MRS. Carl y, Vyc.lin-!y- , HOWARD LACEY Mr. ;,nd Mrs. Cl.KN' mid (hildr.n and Mrs. J. M Duke of Helier City visited Saturday ;(nd Sunday at the homu of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duke. Relief S'Viety held th'ir closA speing social Mondac cial program was given under the direction of Mrs. Frances Black-haand they honored Mrs. Fbi Rowley, who will pave soon to make her home in California. Mrs. NieNon visited William this week in Salt Ulke City. spring Glen graduation exorcises will be held Thursday night. May 21. at T:.",o p.m. at the Spring (lien school house. Club met at The liobliinetts the Imiue of Mrs. Ruth HaycOck of Sluing Glen on May II, ld"3, under the direction of their leaders, Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Ruth Haycock. President Patty Dunn called the meeting to order. The next meeting will be held at Gay-len- e Salzetti's home on Thurs- Jack who died Tiiurs-i!-iconducted Sunday, ..iy Mitchell Funeral Home tie, Ted GLEN NEWS S1M1INO !..- o:. - 'arb.invill,. Duke nii-'h- Ward. church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Mr. I.awley was b"rn at castle Cate, February 21, is;t:t, the sou of William H. and Alice Kay He married F.lla l.eona Hamilton in Price January 17. 1017. He was a coal miner and a veteran of World War 1. He is survived by his widow, one son and one daughter, John Kdward Ltwley. CarbonvilleMrs. Darlene Itaird. Latuda; five trail, thrte sisters and tw" Mrs. brothers Louella Garrett and .Mrs, Lucille Rowley, Salt L,ake City; Lizann, RenM and George Lawley, American Fork. Burial was in the Price city cemetery, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home, pi ice. day. I,a-.lev- j Pagliac.co papanini pastrami boz, nii bambino. Van got d' Deustch?" and Stan replied "No the wonderful arpeggios, MaSensational. Mon clieri. dent spik kraut but! obligatos. gnificent Such bell canto. Terrific. Wotta he had the solid international voice. To get the most out of it langwitch of hershey bars, nylons, you should buy a wagon and go butter, cube sugar, lucky strikes,! Folsers steaks.: thru the streets selling fish." and ilk unmentionables Pure Whilst iu tile tin bath tub bel- leopard sweat. lowing an off key "Cavalleria bonded Scotch Itusticana", I spy me wef dotter Like the new Lincoln CosmopolNancy playing hop scotch on 6 itan, this boy came equipped. Man Wolfie Mozart, 7 Lud Beethoven, he wuz really livin. As Arky S Fred Jawn Ttyrsre sez, "Thet there felClaude Debussy and I sonatas. tore my breast ler wuz steppin in high cotton." Chopin I'riscilla wuz a real di'eamboat in monumental fury and I recalled ft How scribe Tom paine example of the Master Race so who sez. "These are times to test ebullient Stanley wuz all set to men's souls." with dozens of my sit out the war strumming his wife's Hill William rec'Tds cluglockenspiel and calling square ttering up the dungeon Naiury has dances at the local liaufbrau. Put "Bravura, PAGE SEVEN m May 2S. 1953. The Old Mother Hubbard Cluli, led by patty DiHHi, met at you Poppa come from Italy?" the home of their assistant leadOnce more a courageous "N'ein." er. Joyce Judd. Meeting was The Admiral drew- - hisself up to called to order by Linda Lee Faz-zithe pledge was lead by Frana majestic 5 ft. 2 in., affixed his o, ces Butkovich, health report was given by Frances. Breakfast was cooked by jolene Olsen. Nancy Lee Marston. Linda Lpe Fazzio and Frances Butkovich. The Iiobinetts met at Linda home Saturday, presPetersen's LoStorm Snoopers. Our gay ident Patty Dunn called the meetal thario wuz captured, a It ho it shut. Betwixt plenty pied errors and my foist grade ing to order. The next meeting took an entire Panzer division of Ibe held at Mrs. Ruth HayMark IV tanks to do it. When spellin, you gits a ruff go fer yer will cock's home for a farewell party Hev bustMate? bifocals nickel, the shyster gits his for Mrs. Haycock and her daugh- decree led, a he became verhotten with his pure Avian Dresden Doll when her nose noticed that he hadn't bathed for several weeks and she stoolcd .) the nasty Nazi SS monocle, glared down at the cowering prisoner and screamed. "PFC Litizzette. SOMEBODY from Italy." Can't swear to it, but have a Tioilie Sillitoe sneaking hutk-l- i sets these pieces with his eyes typo-grapic- Spring Coming! Mry MIDLAND SERVICE STATION Helper f.tir n"lu:i!-niname f Willie shalit'spcare "'He s;.i !o me, "All the world's a stage." These profound oidsj sunk in and I yarned tn I'ec'm0 a showboat, have my handle up in lites and be a smash. So I ressons and pi'ifessor' took voi-aa'! in the ki Starters, Accessories Generators, serviets for were IT. savage chest debonair and Vader. supremely talented Louisa GoThe Busy Stitchers met at the nzalez tickle Igor Stravinsky on from a lil chick and is accused of ome of their teacher, Mrs. Elise This gracious and hep BO besides, he is a ferocious tithe organ. Woodhead, on May 6. Members cadenza genius is the epitome of ger. The Corporal annihilated present were Lenore Fail, Mar- pulchritudinousness, the essence then Heinies like a Persian tablene Robertson, Jeannine johan-sen- , of charming beauty. Verily the by with 2 lb. of catnip. n0 had Myrna Lee Rasmussen, Bon- chic and rudite female pader-ews- Adolph chewing all the rugs at nie Stocks, MOrtemaen, in hysterical fear is the greatest thing since Berchtesgaden Shanna Kump, Charlotte Smith, 'bottled Ibeer. And and Tirb'bo Goering trembled so the Sandra SaastamOjnen, Geraidine socialite .got a new ice box much his 2 duzen medals fell off Arackie. and Geraidine Corey 8am for her chopped up his hope chest. fulla Eaoh girl is making a tea apron. master. But I never been offered Finally obnoxious Herr Burgo-meist- er next project will be a and th-Bill Keitel ordered Rudy and I see her point. Dt bad any skirt or scarf. Bock Budweiser brings a Kbw to Hess to bring in this Yankee these tired ancient eyes, the sang Lion at all costs, poor Rudy flipPhone News Items to Journal froid scrams, my gentlemanly ped his lid trying to put the finDistrict 5 aristocratic poise drops like the ger on the American Legion Cmdr., cloak of the scarlet pumpeDame de Lourdes rnickel Pimpernel. Sly fangs are n man, Bar bared and my bald head throbs tuba virtuoso, man with an insane fire as T give ex- Association prexy, otic Carrie Mabrito the evil eye and almost I). A. At last Desert Finnegan. Beth Zupon scratches Fox Erv Rommel succeeded by at the door till her manicure is promising Stan to let him go mint, Mai Bottino raises her nigger fishing on the Blue Danpurse with the concealed black ube under the stars with iarlene jack. Iola Cambodia screams SOS, Dietrich to row the skiff. Stanley came to attention befo Alary jeraot jumps out the window, Elsie Charlesworth climbs pig boat Admiral Doenitz or the a interrogation. Karl sez, "PFC up on the roof, Lorraine from Italy?" come to t,itizzette, furniture you fire sets to the 1 I "N'ein". Sez the brave send up distress signals, ravishing Rosie Perrero hits me with "PFC. Litizzette, you Momma come defiant Dena from Italy?" Again came the firm the smogasbord, respone, "Nein". "PFC Litizzette, Pierotti calls Chief Looie z, Fred Bosone. Frank Art Dalpiaz, his granddad Rudy Reboi and the volunteer smoke eaters and terror struck Janet Fabrizio hides in the automatic dish washer. Cut the lilting, smooth, mellow notes of the exquisitely caressed organ restore to me the sad, sad fact that I is an old. old man. So off into the gloomy USED -1 nite with my foggy noggin ringing with the joy of Jan Sibelius jitMONTHS ter bugging out of that Wurlitzer on ibillowing tinted clouds of tone laced with bright spider webs of melody. If the lovely Louisa would git with a Neapol- LUBE JOBS SEE Ftit.eral JOURNAL (Utah) 1953 21, Kites Held Sunday Lavrtey. s MAY Carbonville Man's DAVE ROBERTSON By for old Franz H'car Fail, vice president; Boyd Spike Jones. Robertson, secretary; Lyle Stocks, Music soothes reporter, and Richard Corey, song of all who hear SPRING SPECIALS COME U.S. ROYAL . From Spring Canyon . two-wee- Main & Locust Sts. HELPER The left last for an extended visit in Iowa, with her sister and Good weather - time means house-cleaning time. Extra work no time for laundry chores. Call us for quick, dependable laundry service. leaves PHONE ex-co- 540 OVERALL SERVICE TOO! WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU HELPER CITY LAUNDRY PnONE Kita-gaw- HELPER 540 bum-hardier- !vw L" feV'v.- Mar-tinel- V li. I)al-pia- 6 t CRISP TASTE itan and. hand around tin cup the main coin a fortune. Mehbee at the head, UNIFORM tie organ, my neck, stroll a chain put a fez on my in me mitt and drag we could r 4 it i next Helper Merchant's ball game you will see and if so please toss me a Peanut cuz I am all shot and over the hill and had a tuff year. Don't waste none on the organist, however, cuz she got everything. Plus that loaded Ire boy which is locked up and guarded like Fnrt K"ox. Wish I wuz back in the Air old colForce with the onels, the crushed caps, flight 18-ye- ar pay and drinking schnapps t(, the tune of "Of We Go into The Men's Room Yonder". The elite of the service, that wuz us. and we bad a ball. I recall one milk run over llpzig ' i - " . mihii of the htermountam Region it i iiiwino coMfANVi Favorite LOSS YOUR GAIN UTAH DISTRIBUTING CO. -:- - . c, Price, Utah i r - ia a 0 Etrato-crui?e- r. Whilst doing a snap roll thru the flak Sargint Rtanislus UUzzette wuz pinning French post cards up over his bund and he fell out the bomb sight without no parachute. Course he weren't hurted none as his ample avoirdupois landed on a haystack and he bounced into the ever jovln arm of a Jane Russell type Fr'Miiein who wu also stacked. "CPronimo" cried Stout Stan, "Fort DmiKlas wuz never like this.'' I'riscilla pretzel wuz her name and she and the crafty counselor went together like peaches and cream, Carbon County and the Democratic and, roses, party, Chris honeyuckle Jouflas fd A- -1 Sa,e -A- USED TRUCKS S.E.I. GUARANTEED ALL UNITS ALL, UNITS STATE INSPECTED Retail Wholesale Price Now Was 1950 FORD Low mileage, Cust. Heater, New Rubber, Seat Covers $1370.00 $X125' 1949 FORI) Cust. 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