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Show Mr. and Mrs. Edsol Adams visited with Mrs. Adams' sister, Mrs. Edith Fuller Monday. Idaho to attend the funeral service for John Moon Friday. Gordon Nelson returned to his home in Mantua after spending the past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Portage Mrs. Virgil C. Harris Has Emergency Theatre Drive-I- n 1)4 Miles West of Tremonten GATES OPEN AT 7:00 PJH. SHOWS START AT DUSK Friday. Saturday. July 10 and 11 "The Half Breed" in Technicolor with Robert Young and James Carter 1 Hour Bugs Bunny Revue Children 10c Adults 50c Sunday. Monday. Tuesday. July 12. 13, 14 "Stop! You're Killing Me" in Technicolor with Broadwick Crawford and Claire Trevor. Two Cartoons Children 10c Adults 50c Wednesday. Thursday July 15. 16 "Last of The Commaiiches" In Technicolor Two Cartoons Family Night $1.00 Per Car Friday and Saturday July Operation F. Gibbs. Mrs. Wendell C. Hall and son Sherman Gibbs, son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gibbs underwent an emergency appendicitis operation during the night Monday at the Oneida hospital in Malad. IN OGDEN HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roderick went to Ogden Sunday to see Henry's mother, Mrs. Isaac Roderick who is receiving treatment at the Dee hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal G. Harris and son Stephen and daughter Kathleen left Monday for a vacation trip to Canada. Lee Roy Pettingill, who is stationed in San Francisco with the Navy, was the weekend guest of Carol Harris. Miss June Gibbs of Kaysville spent from Friday until Monday with her parents here. Mrs. Nancy Clegg and family arrived home Saturday after ir spending several weeks Orem, Utah at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clegg. Mr. and Mrs. Devere Harris and family spent the holiday weekend at Cub River. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Parkinson left Tuesday on a vacation trip to Southern Utah. Walter, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Morris received several days treatment at the Valley hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hall and family of Ogden visited Monday with Kay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall. Mrs. Rose Harris and son Clinton returned home Saturday after several week's visit in San Francisco, California with Mrs. Harris' daughters. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Allen arrived home after a trip to Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hall went to Ogden Monday to taki L;aac Roderick, son of Deon and Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Thatcher to see Mrs. Roderick, who is in the hospital there. R. Howell, Mrs. Margaret who has been in the Oneida hospital for some time was taken to the home of her and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan in Malad. Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, Mrs. Margaret Knudsen, Nassie Moon, Eliza Knudsen and Mrs. Bert Hoskins went to St. Anthony, Raymond and daughter Brenda and Mary Castleton of Garland were Ogden visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Bob Erickson and son of Logan visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. James Howell. Mrs. Virgil Hansen and daughter Carol, Mrs. Nellie Ree, Mrs. Reid Harris and Sonja Reis of Malad were Ogjden visitors Tues" day. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hoskins visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Conger at Tremontjn Saturday. Snovwille Mrs. Christine Peterson Hiiro1 Family Outing Held The William Hurd family held their annual family outing, leaving Friday afternoon. They enjoyed a swim at Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. They spent the 4th of July in Montpelier, Idaho, where they had lunch, after which they enjoyed a program and games. In the evening there was a wennier roast. Sunday they enjoyed a trip to Lakota, Bear Lake, Idaho. On their return home they stopped in Logan canyon for lunch, and had reorganization of officers. Tom Teeters is now president, Iris Hurd vice president, and Jay Cutler secretary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Hurd of Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Teeter and family of Malad. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fonnesbeck and family of Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Gwen Hurd and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cutler and sons of Snow-villUtah. Dallas Nelson, Floyd Anderson and Mary Kay Nelson left for l Cody, Wyoming Thursday. spend some time with the D. F. Nelsons. Dallas and Floyd returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arbon and family spent Friday evening until Sunday in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson. David Anderson returned to his home after spending two weeks with his aunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rosa had as their guests Wednesday Mr. and e, Tremonton. Utah Mrs. Paul Read and daughter Linda of Los Angeles, California. Cora Daley is visiting this week in Burley, Idaho with her aunt, Mrs. Tillie Christopherson and other relatives. Beverly Nelson spent the 4th of July weekend in Salt Lake City with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hurd and family were in Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Pike and family. They enjoyed a picnic at Liberty park and a visit to the zoo. Mr .and Mrs. D. G. Nelson Jr. were in Cody, Wyoming four days last week to visit with their son D. G. Ill and family. Beverly returned home with them after a two week visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Talbot and family spent the 4th of July in Weber canyon in company with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Talbot. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurd and family enjoyed the weekend in Logan canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Orion Petersen were in Hyrum for the LEFT FOR US 11 In Technicolor starring Joe Friaro Kim Hunter son-in-la- w and One Hour Special Cartoon Children 10c Adults 50c Utah Canned Vegetables Shipped To 14 Stales Vegetables grown and canned in Utah during 1952 are being enjoyed by families in 44 states! this year, according 10 a survey by American Can company. "Last year 89 per cent of all the vegetables canned in Utah were shipped to other states a total of 73,317.000 cans ', reports Dr. Glenn Cunningham, economist for the firm. "For instance, more Beehive State canned are consumed in California than in Utah", he said. The need for quickly packing a harvest which is far beyond the needs of Utah consumers has made the production of containers and the canning of food one of the most important industries in the state from the standpoint of jobs, wages and actual cash return to farmers and packers, Dr. Cunningham said. j j container-manufacturin- g veg-establ- Hershell Arbon, Lloyd Cutler N. W. Hansen home in Minn and Clyde Wren were in Hyrum Creek, Idaho. to the rodeo on the 4th. This is a week of camping for boys and girls at the ward. Elwood The Scouts are spending the week at Camp Kiesel and the Mable Romer girls are camping in Logan canyon. Accompanying the girls are Erma Miller, Ilia Monensen and Wilma Fridal. Reed Petersen, Earl Saunders Jr., La Veil Saunders, and La Friends of little Randy Stokes, Var Francom spent last Friday son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Saturday at Camp Stokes, will be happy to know that he is at home and improving favorably. Randy was taken to the Dee hospital In Ogden last week when peanut chunks became lodged in his lungs. RETURNS TO BASE Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hansen left Sunday for Lowry Air Base near Denver, Colorado where Darrell is to report back for duty. He has spent a month leave visiting friends and relatives after spending a year in Japan and Korea. The Ray Hansen family spent the 4th in Logan canyon and Bear Lake. Miss Luella Romer of Salt Lake City spent the holiday weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Romer. The Mack Hansens and Melvin Carlsons spent the 4th at the new kind of car outperforms the entire lowest price field - OA lSS OAS, 700 Improving Kay-wil- ST font tic, ji tA 1 Because it's wonderfully compact, it's a delight to han dle, drive and park in today's traffic and there's ample room for six. On any road, hill or highway you select, we'll outdemonstrate any other make of car in the lowest price field. We'll prove with scientific measuring equipment that the Jet will do it on less gas than any of theml Come see us prove it with a teacup of gas. it f ' ' -- N " r e. Private Arlin W. Woodruff. Route 1, Tremonton, Utah, recently arrived in Alaska for duty with the 4th regimental Combat Team at Ladd Air Force Base. Private Woodruff was last stationed at Camp Pickett, Va., where he received basic training. Units in Alaska are receiving intensive field training while providing security for the northern approaches to Canada and, the United States. 7 Qftf Watch for them JULY 13th at MARLO'S tVf PERFORMANCE.' We'll take you out and put a Jet through its paces. You'll see why it's a new kind of car before it has used a teacup ijiA ot I'.-- Wil-lia- n we'll prove every word I and you may win n k'l A r Divi-soo- J A HUDSON JET ft. With the 2nd Infantry in Korea Private V. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, Dewey- ville, Utah, is now serving with the 2nd Infantry Division in Ko. rea. Johnson, who entered the was Army in December last stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. In civilian life, he attended Bear River High School. Now the senior American divi- - IPffl FREE 4X1 ARLIN WOODRUFF NOW IN ALAKSA WILLIAM V. JOHNSON NOW IN KOKKA Stokes Child This compact ff ison on the Korean peninsula, the 25th Infantry landed here in July 1950 shortly after the communists launched their attack the Republic of South Korea. 4th. Bill is t The economist for the company which pioneered the development of improved containers and canning methods pointed out that last year's vegetable pack returned more than $12,000,000 to the state. fill lliPIBl 17, 18 "California Conquest" SOS LEADER. THE Thursday. July 9. 1953 A COMPACT, NEW KIND OF CAR Standard trim and othr for the tires you trade now on new ALL-NYLO- CORD N Double Eagles gas. ECONOMY It takes only a teacup of gas to show you the almost unbelievable mileage the 4 Hudson Jet gas delivers. A SCIENTIFIC, DRAMATIC TEST! Our "Teacup Test" uses scientific gasoline measuring equipment. It showa you exact, low fuel consumption while the Jet is in action. HOW YOU MAY WIN A FRfff JET! After 'Teacup Test," on official entry blank, complete in 25 words or less: "The advantages of this This big trade-i- n deal means that you can ride on the at a price much lower than you world's finest tire would expect to pay. Stop in get the extra strength Double Eagles while this great and safety of offer makes it so easy. No one offers you a better deal no one can offer you a better tire than the Double Eagle. ... All-Nyl- new kind of car, the compact Hudson Jet, are . . ." Get details at Hudson Dealers. V Contest ends Aug. 1, '53. pec locations and acceaaoriaa subject to change without notlca. 11 5TT. JflV BEE HUMEtlS TREMONTON, UTAH PHONE 2511 II O.K. RUBBER WELDERS PHONE 3941 TREMONTON |
