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Show is June's mother. Teacher In Service meeting was held Monday evening for all the Primary officers and teachers atn. school left Larry Forsgren with a the home of Mrs. Fred Christen-sebroken leg. . By Myrle V&J The lesson was given by Mrs. Mrs. DeLon Stokes and son rewhich after Anderson Clyde Larry left Wednesday for a trip freshments were served. to Moab to visit with Mr. and Don and Hollis Holiday of Salt Mrs. Wallace Jones and girls. Lake City took Paul and Bruce They returned Saturday reporting Anderson to California to visit a very enjoyable time. They were their Dad. They enjoyed a brief Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Whitaker accompanied on the trip by Mrs. visit at Silver Lakes Ranch beand daughter of Spokane, Wash., Polly Smith. Mrs. fore returning home. Mr. and much of the time from Visits With Family Devere Anderson were also Dean's spent Thursday until Saturday with Dean Anderson has just return- guests at the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Henry their ed home for a visit from his Mr. and Mrs. Clair Firth and Tubbs.parents, Silver Lakes Ranch in California. Carol and Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Mrs. Grace Hales returned the He reports that his guest Thurs- Manning traveled to Soda Springs, middle of the week from Kansas Brom-fielIda., Sunday. day at the ranch was John where she spent ten days Mr. and Mrs. Carol Anderson City Mr. who plays the sheriff of with and Mrs. Dean Floyd Cochese on the TV series U. S. and daughter of Reno, Nev., are and new their twin babies. marshall. They enjoyed lunch af- guests of Mrs. Ella Anderson and Gloria Burnett is recuperating ter which they visited the worlds Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson. at the Vallev Hospital after an largest sports show at the Pan Thev also visited with Mr. and Pacific Auditorium. Saturday Mr. Mrs. Max Anderson and Mr. and appendicitis operation during the week. Bromfield and Mr. Anderson en- Mrs. Dean Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson joyed fishing on the lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Holdaway motored to Soda Springs, Ida., Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Rhoda Christofferson of Garland visited and family recently returned from Sunday. Mr. ana Mrs. J. H. Ward Wednesa trip to California. They reportreMrs. Melba Nye Pingree of Salt day. The Grosses have just ed a very enjoyable time. to Hawaii visit turned from a K. Mrs. Dean Anderson spent three Lake City and Mrs. Teresa where they visited Mr. and Mrs. days last week in Salt Lake City Nelson visited Marian and Earl Odell Thompson and family. Mrs. Mrs. Annie Hales fun with the Holiday visiting following Tingey is a daughter of the Thompson and other relatives. Mrs. Holiday eral. Wards. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hales of Provo spent the weekend with their uncle, Bishop Ron Hales and family. Jane Udy, Jane Hess and Le- nore Silvester visited in - Ogden during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Silvester and children, Ogden, and 'Mrs. Phyllis Kunzler and three children of Park Valley visited the Wm. Silvesters Saturday. Family Size Marilyn Ward spent the weekend with her parents the Ira Ward family. Mrs. Esther Jensen accompanied Re9-49- c f Mary Adams and daughters of Tremonton to Ogden Saturday. Cream Shampoo. Spray Mrs. Stella Jensen and daughter ' Wk Mrs. Ruby Dudley of Payson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Jensen Sunday. Uj Attend Welcome Home Mr. and Mrs. Glen Udy and family were in Salt Lake City Sunday to attend the welcome Boys home for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Skinner and daughter who have Size just returned from a work mission in Hawaii. STAINLESS STEEL Mrs. Mina Ward visited her dauDOMESTIC ghter Rayola Walker in Ogden Domestic Sunday. Homer Capener attended the Welcome home for his missionary Waverly Knives companion Kent Van Kampen in Edge Ogden Sunday night. Spoons, Forks ONLY Mrs. Blanch Hyer, Ogden, visEACH ' ited the J. H. Wards during the week. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward and son Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hermansen and sons of Salt Lake City visited their parents the J. H. Wards Sunday afternoon. UTAH Mrs. Agnes Burnett has returned home after being in Logan and Clearfield during the winter. THE LEADER, Tremonion, Utah Thursday, April 16, 1959 BOTH WELL RIVERSIDE WhilakerTVisit With Relatives By Karen Stokes Refrigerator Is Added In Ward The Relief Society organization has purchased a new refrigerator for the kitchen, a useful and much needed addition to the ward building. Mrs. George Hemmert is recovering from surgery performed at the Valley hospital. She is due to come home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson and Garth and Sharon were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Alma O. Jackson in Avon. Guests at the home of Mrs. Francessa Summers included Mrs. Maude Y. Watt and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Watt and daughter Patty and son Darrell from Layton, and Mrs. Andrew Watt from Lansing, Mich. They visited here Saturday. An unfortunate accident at TOILET ARTICLES K'n9Si",lp PITCHER ' chice (gi HJm Reg. $1.49 Boil Proot Full Gallon Capacity or Jh CUTLERY SANDALS Children's Sizes Special $ We welcome Thiokol to our Community our County. We appreciate the employment opportunities for our friends and our neighbors. We welcome the fine people that Thiokol brings into our area we? trust they will enter into the civic, school, recreational and church activities offered here and that they will learn to love our County and our State as we do. Shoes for Women 1.77 to 4.66 Hundred of pairs at these low low sale prices - high heels, low heels, most any style wanted. - during Many styles and all reasonably priced. A most important part of our business is the selling and fitting of shoes.We feature Peters Velvet Step, Happy Hikers and Trios for Women; and Weather Bird and Happy Hikers for children in the quality grade. And Williams for women and Peter Piper for children in the thrift grade. t t"s( fj .ill n nm If -!i i'.-r- s ---'- k. .' r ftf rc s w'; fi pair. ' ner bn so ported fcov Setiimhi(ly,du(in9lMtNAriCN Oelvs with WIClSAU(atyottrC-- REFRIGERATOR oV--! t cm J inside dfto.er , out Top quality - regularly priced at 8.95. We just have too many on hand. (Lot, r' . ndiJi'ienol fr your mono ! kw-- i w" boot oni In gi la - f 'v : , iff it! Slim SiiHouel'f? ftrCTRlC -- , f '..v.-.- :J joto - "t "ULTRA-VISIO- .ii. ...I... iii ' Beautiful spring patterns and colors. Values up to 98c a yard. About 50 pieces to choose from. A 2 day special 1 TV N" (v. t'- . 2.98 . New for Spring. Many attractive styles with collar. Styles with knit neck band 79c to 1.49. Children's Canvas Play 2 for Big Boys Sport Shirts 1.39 to 2.98 New for Spring - Short Sleeve. Good ' looking styles quality fabrics. Many of them are wash and wear. Playtex Brassieres 2.99 Magic cling Strapless. Regularly priced 5.95. We just have too many. Men's Work Shirts 1.00 Good quality blue chambray. Sanforized. A real thrift buy. Blouses 1.53 Sizes for 'girls - sizes for women. Just the ticket for the sportswear season ahead. Regular prices up to only. Women's Slips (.pat SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Watch for the yellow tag sale items. All items marked with a yellow tag or yellow price card are extra extra special. SPECIAL! f f 99 IkK M "v, fi if hiiiim. 11 X ELECTRIC Phon. AL Tremonion 1.66 All nylon for long wear and beauty. Shadow panel. Really a good buy. ,,, . .SPECIAL f 1.99 New for Spring. Red or navy, and all with cushion sole nd heel and arch support. A new low price. ( ONLY w to 2 yds. 1.00 ,! r .. pairs 1.00 3.98 to 9.95 Drip Dri Cottons WATER HEATER w(l 1.98 2.98. DISHWASHER h. 5 beautiful styles New for spring and fabrics. Sizes for sub teens and up to size 44. The Ksew Mobile fAo'd Automotic rt Knit Shirts for Men 0 2.98. Swim Suits oniy199 A!! I vail. big size - 24x46. Soft and fluffy. Beautiful colors. Hand Towel io match 3 for 93c Wash Cloth io match 5 for 93c Long a work shirt? These are cool and comfortable. Regular values 1.98 to AUTOAATtC WASHER ;f4 Another thrift value. Stock up for spring while these low prices pre- beautiful. NyReversible pattern lon and Rayon Blend. 72x84. Our regular low price 4.99. - Shirts for Men 1.77 Sport sleeve or short sleeve. Need I: 1 2 for 1.00 4.33 '. 4itM r Men's T. Shirts 93c ElasNylon reinforced heel and toe. tic or regular. ( vti Vu nr 3 for 1.00 Cannon Bath Towels A special group selected from our regular stock. Values to 1.98. ! r Several hundred pairs at these low sale prices. Dressy styles and styles Vi lp(ltii (ifiptianto, ne only Cprql Boys Briefs onoes Children's Shoes 1.77 to 3.66 $1 s htifij ! Spomakr 39" ELECTRIC RANGE 10 cubit toot Jl. BONUS VftiUES 6.88 Men's Felt Hats Work Sox Vihk vou APPllANdS j m 'iI " ...prices from $59 to G-- l 1 New for Spring. Very pretty for the young Miss. Knit Shirts for Boys 1.69 to 2.98 Girls Dresses tnJ Girls Swim Suits 1.98 to 5.95 Whites and assorted pastels. Heavy rebulky knit. New shipment just 49c a ceived. Our regular low price Blankets UK -- New for Spring. Attractive styles Shrinkage controlled. So practicaL Pilars fi'fSA'fK :. NL Large size - heavy - unhemmed bleached flour sacks. Our regular low price 3 for 1.00. Bobby Sox for Girls 2 pr. 88c ; 0 8tri 3 for 85c A real thrift value. for school and everyday wear. Fo r You ..iiii1HUfc Dish Towels Shoes for Spring M. H. KING CO. TREMONTON, pairs 1.15 Merrie Maid nylons. Fifty one gauge 15 denier - first quality. A working girl special - they're good looking and the price so low. FATWARE 19 3 Nylon Hosiery J 88 37 The values and quality are as high as the sky The Prices are Low Low. QQ Pair SPORT SOCKS THONG at COWILEY'S d, FOR TREMONTON 'ROCKET DAYS' POLY Rocket Value Days TREMONTON ... |