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Show Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wednesday for a few dij?b I of inesa trip to Salt Lake took Roger and Linda with i ? caring for Mary and v,"ib Christine.! is t ilit 1JuhM PiT" Mrs MJ- 5,! !! anci Mondav at the J Hughes home in Milford Kleins The lady Firemen will hold their regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p m on Aug. 26th. The be in the ouinc. nuttmg-w- dl lOOF Ha'.l with Pres Merlin Merryweather in charge. - M 5 u THE flEBElyAlL 70s, Mrs IMPRESSIVE home ctr-n Vena n i eve g Wilson, Mrs Jennie Wednesda) emony united in marriage Miss Arlene tin. Mrs Susan Glenn. AN I Burbidje. and Mr. r red Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright of South Milford. Bishop Gael Elmer officiated. The bride was lovely in a white bridal gown She wore a white and red rose corsage Matron of honor was Mrs Robert Wright, and she chose as her dress a yellow formal, and wore a Talisman rose corsage. Mr. Bill Reese stood as best man. After the wedding ceremony luncheon was served at the home of the bridegroom's-parentto the 40 relatives an close friends who attended the A beiuUifuUy dec ceremony was featured m the orated cake checked frequently by y supervisors and those stations that meet all the rigid requirements arc allowed to display the "White Torch" insignia prominently alongside the red, white and blue Utoco sign of service. is 11 l. who sent the many beautiful .oral ollerings. The Eb Tanner Family D A. Tanner and Family 'tried a Want-A- lately? q Dr. Theodore B. Christensen U-in- ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR 1 HE PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY at THE HE W ER COUNTY CLINIC MILFORD I T VII present The June meeting of the Ella Stanchff P.ist Noble Grands club was held at the Smithson Mrs Frances Smithson Ranch and Mrs Bertha Cottrell were the hostesses At this time new officers were elected Mrs Dora Pool is the new president. Mrs Jennie Martin Mrs Nelouise vice president Schow. secretary, and Mrs Lil Man Atkin, treasurer On July 14th the members of the club met at the home of Mrs Clysta Hutching for a lawn party and pot luck supper. It was the birthday of the club To ephi Milford 151 10 Office Hours m to 5 p m. X New RPM Special motor Out of town relatives attend inn funeral services for Ben Lew is Jr included Mr and Mrs oil can save up to gallon of Grover Lewis, Karl Lewis, ami Mrs Celia Gr'R.sby of Circle ville; Mrs Lia Alor of Las Fisher gas in every Vcfcas, f'ev , Mr and Mrs Alyou buy ton Sweedwicks of Kingston. A PERSONAL Bridal shower Mrs Margaret Fox and Mrs was given in honor of Miss Bart Lewis, Mrs. Viola Munsoiv Now h motor oil ho superior it serves all cars, old Miss Shirley J L Whittaker. Thomas Thorn Nancy Hi.lman. or new, in mII season, all climates! RPM Smith and Miss Norma Reese as, William Thomas, Mrs E la Sto i,l Motor Oil mn Ixnwt gas mileage up to 15 were the hosts, at the home of Chavis all of Monroe; Lloyd in slop and pi dnvinK. Rivea easier, battery-savinMiss Smith. Pearson of Salt Lake. Kb ParkMart. hii cut oil consumption as much a 33 in Guests included Mrs. Rae er, Mr. and Mrs. Earn Lewis, mam ears, tops for hydraulic valve lubrication; Mrs. Billie Stoker, Mrs Hattie Goodwin, Mr. and Anderson, di sineil for lotli older and new earn; gives itepped-Mrs. Janet Stoker, Mrs. Zelda Mrs. Newell Iverson, Mr. and motor protection; ower, provide money-satinCoon, Mrs. Hazel Hillman, Mrs. Mrs LcRoy Goodwin, Mr, and all oil motor over car manufacturer"' Grace Banks, Miss Angie Wad Mrs. DeVon Goodwin, Mr, and new 10 30 ioiim RPM Try Mrs. Morris Sue .Miss Mrs. Harold Goodwin, Mr and doups, Motor Oil Miss Donna Spivial Clarice today! Beitz, Mrs. Gi.bert HrigK. Mr. and Smith, Mrs. G'adys Shingleton Mrs. Claude Goodwin, Mrs Lue and Mrs. Louella Fisher. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Carlo Whist was ter Pearson, and Mr. and For mora information about Standard Oil Company played for entertainment. Ralph Pearson. Shrimp salad, cheese and of California products, coll your total Standard man crackers were areved with cofMr. and Mrs. F. A. Bingham fee ad punch. were in Salt Lake last week BURNETT SWINDLEHURST end visiting their son Howard Last Sunday in First Ward and wife, before they leave for PHONE 1 MILFORD. UTAH services Mr. and Mrs. J. M. my, uregon, in Klamath counHughes gave an interesting re- ty, where he ill teach in high ! port of their trip last summer school this winter. to England jnd Europe. rest rooms are neat and sanitary, and well supplied with soap and fresh towels. In addition, each station Carlson' and Mrs A delicious hot picnic supper was served at 7 30 The tables Wire artisticcenterally decorated wU pieces in keeping with the picnic thijjne Following the business meeting, games were played and enjoyed by all Twenty members and one nu tted guest were A PIN'K AND Bl.l'K shower was given Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Madelvn Mash, at the home of hei parents. Or and Mrs Lloyd Koh!ei Lovely gifts w re received from Clarice Smith Nadine Jones, Louella Fisher. Shirley Fisher, Dorothy Kothenngham, V'anda O'Leary, Shirley Snath and Helen Bracken After the delicious refresh ments, prizes at cards were won by Louella Fisher and Shirley When it s "time to stop' here's something you'll be glad to know. Utoco dealer take special pride in keeping their rest rooms clean. They make a thorough inspection at regular intervals, checking carefully to see that the THURSDAY, AUG. 19, 1934 CARD OF THANKS Via We TxpisTs our slTT Baxter, entertained members of cere appreciation for the many the Ella Stanchff Fast Nob e kindnesses shown us during our Grands club on Wednesday, recent bereavement Aug Hth. at the Methodist We especially thank those Church banquet room Fern. Selma nf Mrs I Twer'S-4jimh- trr refreshments. The newly woods are now m the northern part of the state on a wedding trip n MILFORD (UTAH) NEWS J com-pan- 10-- 30 5 gallons 10-3- 0 g u g Whenever you're out driving and "have to stop" around town or out on the highway look for the white torch that savs "Clean Rest Rooms" It's our assurance of cleanness. IS - For superior products and finer car care Let's Go . . with UTOCO! . t ; ) j (4) You ixftect nr 11 v X Sherrie Gillins played the "Blue Danube Waltz" on the (ut oco) and get it rJ'l- Oil KIFININO CO. UTAH - organ. Trod HAZE SAYS . . . y Am n . The first thing we know, school wiil be starting again. The ones who look back on school days remember them with a happy sort of sigh, and the ones who look forward to them wonder if the old guy'a touched in the head, or think schools must have been differ ent then. In one way, our generation . )ni mm jrf j f-- "- ' . . . . ' - had better breaks than the com ing ones: history wasn t so hard to spe.l. The worst we had to struggle with were names like Charlemagne and Pocahontas. The world hadn't yet been introduced to the or met up weeping Mossy-decwith the Chinese whose name .... k, sounds like Mousey-Tong-uMaybe they're Just trying to get even with us for putting e. Only 75 YEARS READY havt potted tine Edison invented the electric light bulb. Since then, thousands of farm folks have put me to work in hundreds of ways as a hired hand that never shirks, is always on duty and works for just a few pennies a job. In this year of Light's Diamond Jubilee, I'm getting ready to do on even bigger and better job for the the next 25 years. am ' ucts. These names stand for quality, and they're backed up by the country's most reputable manufacturers. This Is the kind of merchandise we like to 2P Yor Wired" Hand TOTAL COST sell, because when people buy it they're happy with it, and if there's anything we like it's happy customers. Our name brands in stock are: Gold Seal, Nairn, Easy, RCA, Estate, Monarch, Master craft, Pabco, Heywood-Wake-fielDexter, Coleman, ' Broy-hil- l, American, and Cavalier. rA q: JO ij 9 payroll laxea. are about S90 billon, or than wa pay for food. Philip Q ark la Ration' 0 mora Business d, Telluride Power Company TRAKSPOXlTATIOlt COUPOH Present this coupen to the fAY , Odar Advertisement 2 mi cm Furaituro Go DRIVE OUT AND SAVE Phos 741 B wtaher-wie- Worried over high fuel bills? Tired of sleepless summer nights? Ustail Balaam Wool " and preparo for yecr 'round comfort. 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Indudin WEATHER WINTER monickers like Apalachicola, Kallspel, and Oshkosh into the geography books. We'll admit we're in favor of familiar names that mean something, like Phiico appllancea, Amana freezers, Lee's Carpets, Hoover vacuums, Whirlpool washers, Englander Sleep Prod- f , Cliy I 1 |