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Show SEAVER (UTAH) "W F77. PRM, FRIDAY. MAY 14, ' 154 PROVISIONS OF THE 1954 WHEAT MARKET! Q QCOTA PROGRAM EXPLAINED Xr. Kt WHEN YOUR FEET HURT YOU HURT ALL OVER! phi risHajrsM of Monday to Fiijay at There are Quotas on the torn of Mr. and Mrs. Eert 1954 crop ofMarketing wheat which effeci Swindlehurat. all farmers producing wheat or. DiC. ked tro-y- Mrs. Marie Butts plans to leave iiuia mixtures containing wheat, B. Nowers, chairman of the Beavtoday (Friday) to return to her er County ASC Committee, exMOTHER'S DAY PROGRAMS home in California, after visiting this week. Excess wheat B.v BETSY FILLMORE, VAiXov CLASS for the past ten days at the home plained Is subject to a penalty under marELECTIONS HELO Mother's Day programs were oh of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen WHY CRIPPLE The or class elections i'oi Results applies ((uotas. penalty SENIOR keting served m. the three Betver wards; DAY SLITF Hutchings and family. oo 1954-5fed even is wheat the ihe school crowds though with follow: Well, at last the dav arrived. year l.irjjd Sunday evening, Seniors Paul Andoi ,; jii, uresl VOI R FEET 'that the Seniors of '54 have been attending. The programs were, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dean and the farm, Mr. Nowers said. There will be no excess whea looking forward to, "Senior Sluff dent; Kaye MeMullin, under the direction of the Sunday to Bea moved Kim have daughter on a farm If the wheat acreage is i'.iy." On School organizations. WITH Thursday morning, the dent; shirleen Merrell. social man ver from Salt Lake City and plan within the farm allotment, or if merry In the Second Ward, the pro out in private ager; JoAnn Wu tiers, ajveniajn group to make their home in the Emma the wheat acreage is not over 1 cars: their destination, Zion's Can- manager. gram was announced by Boyd L. Yardley home. Jimmie is a cook ( REAP SHOES? acres. Wheat acreage includes all yon. The Juniors Reed Muruock, ore ,i Shelby, and consisted of class at the Cafe Louise. proved to be all they exwheat. .Mario mixtures School grain vice prosi containing songs by the Junior Sunday pected, and, of course, the Juniors lent; On all farms on which the wheat are looking forward to the event. lent; Sterling Griffith.-- . a class demonstration and talks ci wa:y Farnsworth, son of Mr. acreage is over 15 acres and the Douglas treasurer; David Will. 'en, soria! Thornock and Sammy and Mrs. Frank W. Farnsworth of by manager. Hutchings. Mother's Day book Bicknell, left Wednesday of last allotment is exceeded, the excess lets were passed out to the Moth week from Salt Lake City Tor a wheat is subject to a penalty of ASSEMBLY Sophomores Lee Gillies, presiOn Wednesday, the traveling dent; Shirley Littlofield, 45 of the .wheat parity price as ers. I HAVE THE BEST mission to the Southern States. of May 1, 1954. The wheat parity assembly for this year was preSonja Hollingshead. In the Third Ward, boxes of The Farnsworths are former resi sented to the 1 a was student on bushel Carol $2.48 body. price May candy were presented as gifts to dents of Beaver, and have many Therefore, the rate of penalty on Joseph, stated that Eighth Grade Janet Hofheins, Evan Nielsen an-- ; friends and relatives in this area. excess wheat is the imothers. $1.12 per bushel the assembly wa8 well received at president; Russell Dean, nounced the program. Songs, dem for the 1954 Wheat Marketing the two schools, Parowan and Georgia Stanley, YOU CAN BUY ANYWHERE Eleven of the Stake Primary Quota onstrations, and poems were given where it was taken. The .government Program. Pri Minersville the Board visited iby the younger classes Talks by a on wheat entire the lien has Karl Farnsworth, Sheldon Jessup mary on Wednesday. They were, crop for the amount of the pen Esta Cox, Louise Roberts, Lenora and Bishop Yardley. THEY ARE Armed Forces Day May 75 alty. Payment of the penalty may Special mention was made o Muir, Mildred Smith, Anona Smith be avoided or postponed by prop-erl- v the oldest mother present; Addie Mary Goodwin, Editha Yardley, mm !! iw. ja. storing the excess wheat. WHEN YOU COMPARE THE QUALITY! Puffer; the oldest visiting mother ngra Van Orden, and Linda Yard- - Farmers with a wheat acreage al the mother Dorothy Williams; ley. lotment of 15 acres or less may with the largest family, Cora Lindproduce up to 15 acres of wheat iMr. and Mrs. Jack Yardley re without say, and the youngest mother incurring marketing quota FOR SALE 6PIXET PIANO Glenna Osborn. turned home last week after being penalties, Mr. Nowers continued. be repossessed in vicinity 6 days on a trip to Montana gone a Beaver. on farm Assume bal. of contract. was wheat If the Willesen acreage announcing Henry For further particulars, write the program in the First Ward, They visited with relatives in Ida exceeds the allotment, none of Mr. and Mrs. Bill the wheat HART BROS. MUSIC CO., 46 E. produced on the farm Sunday evening. In addition to the ho, and with in Montana. Kesler M14-2- 8 They were ac will ibe eligible for price support 8th So., Salt Lake. talks songs and demonstrations, were given (by IMary Harris and companied on the trip by Mr. and who have Wheat producers HIGHEST PRICES paid for HOL- M. Williams. Bishop Leroy W. Harris. A carna Mrs. P, planted in excess of their farm alSTEIN COWS, California-type- ; tion spray with fern were given lotment or the 15 acres may com CHOOSES ISELKNAP !:KLATIVKH AND FRIENDS springers andor just fresh. Mr. and Mrs. Varnel Parkinson ply with the Marketing Quota as token to the mothers present. ARDEN Contact J. SELLERS, were NEXT here visit KOY FOX RITES YEAR'S OFFICERS ATTENDING of Salt Lake City Program provisions and avoid or Mrs. Skinner at Mansfield ing recently at the homes of their penalty by using the excess acrePrimary Class Has Party Hotel, Beaver, Utah, phone 29. Officers for the Belknap Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Among he relatives and t'riendg age for green manure, cover crop, Group I of the Second Ward parents, M14-Jthe 1954-5- 5 Wes from who Mrs. for attended and Mr. and year, were chosen 1 Parkinson, Tuesto June 15. entertained their mothers pasture or hay prior a the services Fox of at funeral this week, it was anwere Roy accompanied meeting Producers must obtain a mar- BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL DAY day at the meetinghouse. Follow- ley Stott. They Kel- Mr. and Mrs. nounced by Mrs. Editha Yardley, here were: last Elsie week, Mrs. 8PUA Varnel's aunt, marby the to to be FLOWERS from California for eligible ing the opening exercises, keting card g icon Fox, Mrs. Edith Nay, Wm. president. The officers children and the mothers met in sey of Salt Lake, who visited with ket any of their 1954 wheat crop Sale at MAY OAKUEN'S 29 and "Ir h appropriate that on a special Mr. and for next year are: Mrs. Ina HamMrs. Cedar. Richard Fox, Fjx. of Armed our each Forces even though they have no excess. the classroom, where they listened relatives here and In 30th of May. Prices very reason- day year demonstrate to the people of the Mrs. Ross Thomas, George Fox, ilton, president; Mrs. Ella Firm-agto a lesson demonstration. Candy able. Mrs. J. C- Perkins. M14-2- 8 Additional information relating States United our friends overseas Airs. Madse Rohinson, Mr. and and vice president; Mrs. Gladys Mrs. Nina Hall of Salt Lake has to the and nuts were served. There were r program may be obtained .VOTICE increased teamwork and effici- Mrs. John Westwood, and John Smith, secretary-treasureweek For this In Beaver any outstanding been visiting ten mothers present. from the local ASC office at 95 and their technological adbills of ROY FOX, deceased ency Buckler, all of Cincleville; Mr In addition to Mrs. Yardley, with her sisters, Mrs. Glen Hut East Center Street, Beaver. vances." Dwight D. Eisenhower, by and Mrs. Hugh Fox, Salt Lake; this year's officers were Mrs. and creditors claims Bill Mrs. please present Cartwrlght chings, proclamation, January 25, 1954. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Reeves, Boyd Louise Farrer and Mrs. Hamilton. to ARLO FOX for arrangements Mrs. C. A. Klrkham. Mrs. Hall Lowe Dance Studios M14-2- 1 Reeves, Mrs. Willard Batty and for Califfor Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. and leave payment. to Ray Friday plans Mr. and Mrs. Leon Paice and foe accom- sons Donald and Dwain, Pioche, Carolyn, and Mrs. Eliza daughter will and to visit ornia present FOR SALE 12 head EWES; and son were in Wellsvllle for the Ann Batty, all of Kanarraville; Butts. week with their Mrs. Marie last visited Nev., Mrs. Anna Lue Goodwin and panied by year-ol- d Mr. and Mrs. Reed Johnson, and laying HENS. See GEO. .Mother's Day week-enmothers, Mrs. Mary Goodwin and son Raymond returned home on 1 VALENTINE. Harvey Rosenberg, Cedar. Minersville with Mrs. Mary CARBON PAPER, TYPEWRITER in Tuesday from Scipio, where they Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Uonner and Baker. MACHINE ONE BEST OF Baker THE retail ADDING RIBBONS, spent Mother's Day with her parthree children spent Mother's ies in the state; located on high Day with her G. Joseph returned to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willden, and Ernest PAPER and other SUPPLIES Mrs. mother, Myrtle way 91, in acounty seat; doing Ashworth. his home on Wednesday after und family and she also visited her AT THE PRESS OFFICE. Mrs. Clair Reynolds and Mrs. a good business Bmil Lindman have received word ergoing an operation at the Iron grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Ward, WILL SELL very reasonable Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hanson of County hospital, and being a pa who is in the hospital. She reports that Miss Ruth Boswell, who is Mors Pol! for about half replacement cost; St. George visited last week with tient there for a week. Mrs. Ward improving. So you think Hawaiian arc kid- on an LDS Mission to Guatemala, including all stock; old age and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Williams and is much improved in health after love their when ding thy lay they illness force sale. Write Beaver ,'amily. They returned home pol, that pastelike Polynesian food? i recent serious Illness of a month BUS AUDITORIUM Utah. BAKERY Miss Boswell ha la a printed in ind a Maul ifland paper, a convalesc- many friends in Beaver and in the OR SALE: Pui escent (stiff hair) Mr. and Mrs. Pres Whornhatn of Tuesday, May 25 at 8 p.m. ing iilander at a Hawaiian hospital event any would care to send a WHBATGRASS Seed, 25c to 60c week-entlu Mother's we to Day list spent her card or tha America's tha diet calcium greeting doctors, praised it pralaad FRANK S. per pound. in Salt Lake City visiting with oursaa but demanded: "Why does her address: Ruth Boswell, San 4 Delta. MILK. Calcium by provided 25d 50c ;heir daughters. Jeanne and PaChildren, Adults, set pot appaar on tha hospital Marcos, Guatemala, Central Amer helps your heart, bones, BMRUT" ica. FOR SALE PANS IBS and BED tricia, and Martha Louice Hurst. DING PLANTS. Call FARRER teeth, muscles and nerves. Kciih Petersen of California 4 FLORAL, ph. 219. Drink at least 3 glasses and Max Petersen of Farmington of MiLK every day. SET ENGAGEMENT JEWELRY were visitors Saturday at and WATCHES. Phone or write of their sister, Mrs. Earl T. KEN JOSEPH, Parowan Trad Smiith and family. They returned j: to their homes on Sunday. ing Center, 381, Parowan. 5 vice-pre.- si si.-- t Me.-inger- La-Mo- nt leeretary-treasure- r. WORK SHOES t, vice-preside- Mil-for- d, CHEAP i r Val's Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING P-T- A A i 4 768-1- out-goin- e, - th-'- r. d. M7-2- SWING IT, CINDERELLA year-roun- Be-ive- d; r M7-1- 4 one-hal- f. ltter-to-th-dit- Three-quarte- rs d BECK-WIT- A30-M1- A30-M1- tlu-hom- J ... n How Jdvertisin M26tf I: t n i nefit vou! ..... ... ... -- . ( Advertising saves you money. Because it soil on a masa seal, which means lower cost to you. makes mass possible production, advertising find Advertising also tells you where to bargain buys. ... helpsou Advertising ,1 live better. It introduce you to And because need. it makes business more comotitive, advertising products you tunulates the development of many oi these superior products. Melvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carter, broke his left arm Friday evening of last week when he fell from a clothesline pole while play ing at the home of his maternal Mr. and Mrs. Obra grandparents, 12tf in Minersville. Detoctron GEIGER COUNTERS & Ultra Violet Product MINER A. LIGHTS FOR SALE. Write HERBERT OLSON, Rt. 1 Box 484, Provo Utah or ph."0717-J- l M Myers YELLOW CAB & TRANSFER Mrs. John Gunn visited three Co. Local and Long Distance MOVING. Call Provo 300, or days last week in Provo with Mr write P. O. 200 F5tf and Mrs. Melvin White and three days in Ogden with her daughter. Ann. Jane Ann accompanied Jane CARD OF THANKS her mother to Beaver and visited We desire to express our sin one day before returning to Ogden cere appreciation for all kindness and acts of sympathy at the time SHOWING NEXT WEEK AT THE of the tragic passing of Homer D. Thompson; for the calls at the home, the floral offerings, those taking part on the services, and all expressions of sympathy, we are deeply grateful. Mrs. H. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hymer. To Our Many Friends in Beaver Recently we have acquired, through exchange of our ranch holdings, the HOTEL STRATFORD, corner of 8th and Hoover in Los Angeles. If you are contemplating a visit to Los Angeles, we shall at all times welcome you, not only as patrons, but as friends. You will be assured of clean, comfortable rrJoms at reasonable rates, couples with courteous treatment at all times. We are five minutes from the center of town by bus, and cafe and bar service is available off the lobby. FIRMAGE THEATER Sun. and Mon., May 16 and 17: "YANKEE PASHA." Put together CORDIALLY, K. A. AND J. K. BARTON Jeff Chandler, the the beautiful Rhonda Fleming, film it In technicolor and add ac- UillllililHHIillllilllllllliHIll tion, fighting, romance, exotic settings, and lovely girls, and you CARD OF THANKS have "Yankee Pasha." It Is a mov ie made to deli.ght those who like a We desire to express our sin of everything in their movies cere appreciation for the many little It covers a great deal of geography kindnesses shown us at the sud- as Chandler, a irontier den passing of our father; for the follows Miss Fleming half calls at the home, the floral offeraround to world to rescue her. way ings, those taking part on the services, and all expressions of Tues Wed. Thurs.. May Well they're hack again, we sympathy, we are deeply grateful. THE FAMILY OF ROY FOX mean the Kettles are hack home again for their latest movie, titled MA AND PA KETTLE AT HOME Mr. and .Mrs. W. V. Bakes, ac This latest picture rates high In companied by John Atkln, spent the Kettle series. The story this In Salt .Lake with time has the Kettles trying to YOUK FAITH AND YOU the week-en- d . $3.00 Mr. and Mrs. Garth Bakes and make a model farm out of their E. Mark Petersen by n young son. shambles. As usual. It is i laugh .riot from start to finish. Mrs. Wanda Puffer spent two Starring Marjorie Main and Percy THE CHALLENGE OF OUR TIMES . $2.00 dayg this, week In Pangultch vis- Kilbride, and the usual Kettles. Cleon W. Skousen by iting her sister, Mrs. John Yard-leFrl. and Sat.. May 21 and 22: and her father. Fred Stoney. Mr. Stoney Is suffering from a THE BOY FROM OKLAHOMA." L. D. S. ADVENTURE STORIES . . $2.00 Starred In this film is Will Rogers blood clot on the brain. Preton Jr., who portrays much the same by Nibley harm as his great father did. This Mrs. Darleen Riddle and son is his first fiction film. In It Will LATTER-DAand daughter, and Mrs. Josephine PROPHETS SPEAK . . $4.00 plays the part of a genial plainsvisof Santa Calif., Ana, Herring man who triumphs over skulldugDaniel H. Ludlow by ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. gery armed only with a lasso and Rlalne Cox. They returned home an abundance of homespun MANY OTHER FINE BOOKS FOR GIFTS Tuesday. The picture, filmed in col or and isancy uison Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Reynolds and Lon Is rated tops for Chaney, A GOOD CHOICE OF 12, $1.00 BOOKS went to American Fork, Thurs all types of audience, from young day to attend the funeral services to old. of Mrs. Ethel King Burgess and her son David, who were killed in Don't imlss the regular Satur an automobile crash this week. day matinee at 2 p.m. AdTtrtiMmant They were friends of the family. always-popul- J. ar snarp-shoote- r, t!t Advertising Creates jobs. The increased demand for goodi lead to mas employ advertising builds and the mass production that result ment, faster promotions, higher pay lew!;. ' . Advertising helps those who serve you. it help th farmer sell his crops ... the ji,am..ui lurcr sell his factory output ... the merchant sell his wares . . . the technician k.II !iis kill. And because, with advertising, all these people sell more, each can affoid to sell his good; or services to you for less and still make a reasonublc profit. 18-2- 0: A Lasting Gift run-dow- y, ,. Yet lor all f y Advertising Benefits Everyone ;; it does, advertising costs so little 1o ndvprtiw tig niiie ga?o!ine take Urn thu 1W a gallui). To Cwvrrtiw fumou brand of brad ooat ht loaf than the wrapper. To advertiM AnMrioa'a rusts than 3,'lfV packaf. 1 anjr oilier fin ni of falling wte thcair or mora no one would uuwrtiati. Y phil-o.wph- y. THE BEAVER PRESS |