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Show it 1 LVuVel-bu- THE MIRRAV EAGLE ner at their home, West 61st So., Thursday afternoon. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hay-warMiss Myrtle Boehme and laid for Come, Sonja and Maro Mr. Mrs. Boehme. The table and Hirselu and Mr. and Mrs. Max wWii an overflor-- j was centered anil daughter. fall fruits. of bowl ing Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Hughes,' Vv. and Mrs. Clare Hughes and Mrs. Cerissa Thompson and son, family, a!) of Mesquite. Nev., Lynn Thompson. Clear St., were md and Mrs. Bill Hughes dinner guests Thanksgiving day and fiunih-- , At wood blvd., were of Mrs. Thompson's daughter and Thanks dving dinner guests at the family, Mr. and Mrs. John Flint. of Bishop anc Mrs. Wilmer Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. 1'. .n: 1!, 4(fi3 Kninhow Drive. Esther Sessions, also was a member of the party. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray entertained at a family dinner at DeMar Brimhall, 6132 South their home, Ea:;t 45in S.aith, on State St., is convalescing at his Thanksgiving day. Tin- - 20 guests home, following a major operawere saled around a long table. tion in a Salt Lake hospital last The centerpiece was a miniature week. He is doing fine. Thanksgivin" s"ene. Those preMrs. Erma VanderLinden, 5970 sent were Mr. and Mrs. George Clove and family, Fnterprise; South 3rd East, has been conMr. and Mrs. Leo Murray and fined to her bed during the past familv, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Mur- week, due to illness. Her many ray and familv, Mr. and Mrs. friends wish her a speedy and Newell Judkins and son, Jay, and the hosts, all of Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Franz Westover were hosts at a family diner at their home, 873 Wasatch St. at noon Thanksgiving Day. The eight guests enjoyed turkey and all the trimmings. d, Mr. and Mrs. Almie Powell, State, former residents of Murray entertained at a family dinner Thanksgiving evening at their home. Covers were laid for seven. Mrs. Margaret P. Pet2100 So. erson, uest. Mi.ivale, was a special t Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hirsehi, 4930 Lincoln, entertained at a family dinner at their home on Thanksgiving Day. Covers were Modes Facts -- by- Rie'-.ard- lasting recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson and family 302 Crawford St., were among the guests at a family dinner party Thanksgiving Day at fTUZ the home of Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bring-hnrs17i.'0 Vine St. Covers were laid for 25 guests. Bishop and Mrs. Ileber Day were hosts at a family dinner narty at their home, 470 Gernian-iDay. A ave., Thanksgiving large purnnkin field to over flowing with fall fruits, centered the table. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hoole and family, Lynden; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Walker and family. Heber City; Mr. and Mrs. Leland and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Roundy and families, all of Plea-- ; sant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Dau and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Day and families, all of Salt Lake air base; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles France and family of t, a Onterville. "He said he'd give me a dress from Eleanor's to bring out my personality!" Formerly up to $14.95 20 Now to Off 20 30 Off on Sweaters Ladies' Apparel 4833 SOUTH STATE ST. PHONE .MIR. 1504 IS WHEN THE CAR IS ESSENTIAL TO YOUR BUSINESS. NO CW WILL BE APPROVED FOR A CAR THAT IS TO BE USED, FOR PLEASURE" A i T rs JK For full iiifurmili.nl ronUrt your YKTKKANS ADMINISTRATION nnml oltict Even though we are in fairly prosperous timesprices on some farm commodities have been slipping. That is not the case with sugar beets, however. Here's why: Aanirutel fieh Sugar beets are not a subsidy crop Benefit payments to growers are paid from money raised by a processing tax on sugar sold, and about SI 6,000,000 per year is left over and goes into the United States Treasury. come over the years. fee's ML Milter Bourbon ning of last week at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Dell Higgs, 301 West 230 South, Bountiful. The evening was spent jilaving group and table games and delicious refreshments were served to 25. The Sugar Act guarantees stabilized prices to the beet farmer. There is no marketing problem with sugar beets. You know who will buy them and where they will Ik delivered. There's room for expansion in sugar beet production, i now to plant a bigger acreage for 1952. OLD See your HICKORY Foitv children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. James H STIAICHT j- - -- . BOn LED I.VItOND BUY IN MURRAY BOURBON U t I fleldman for details. WE,S" YzdZSi ti PROOf Mr. and jMrs. Fred Boehme were hosts at a Thanksgiving din- - SHOP IN MURRAY AUTOMOBILE non-surpl- cn-ioy- ELEANOR'S Sugar Beet acreage GET A GI BUSINESS LOAN TO BUY AN Sugar beets are a contract crop Contract crops are not subject to sudden fluctuations in market prices. Sugar beets provide a steady in- - Gilbert, 320 West a300 South, a delirious Thanksgiving dinner Thurs. at the Gilbert res-- j idence. The long table, laden with turkey and ail the trimmings was centered with a huge bowl of various fruits. There's room for expanding WHICH YOU CAN LI 1951 ' VMM Mrs. Brvan (Bud) of 6545 So. Cth West, was guest of fcnnor at n party Thursday eve-- j r,-- UNDErN ONLY CONDITION NOVEMBER 23, Sugar beets are a crop For the past two years the sugar beet industry has fallen short of producing its domestic quota. tSftmefy Mr. and Mrs. Jemsa West and family, 4113 So. 3rd East, and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Parratt, of Salt Lake, were Thanksgiving diner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eastern Parrat, 4t!)50 Wasatch. A huge turkey and accessories were! the center of atention during the! diner. FRIDAY, OLD HICKOW OlSTlLUfli CORP. fHIUL tk BUY IN MURRAY SHOP IN MURRAY SHOP IN MURRAY IK P I D D For Your Convenience in Shopping at Home "Ike MuWigu Chawih&i ojj Commence Amto-imce- i WILL C SERVE LATE MURRAY o mi O Every Friday 2 Op6H tO 9 P AVE m Watch for Friday Night Bargains EverY FridgV AVE o c 3 The following Hurray firms are cooperating in this "Shop At Home" program: -5 2 Paints Mar.hall Jewelry Murray Feed & Seed Store Western Storci Junier'j Murray Mercantile . Eleanor Ladies Apparel First National Bank . Brinton Electric Meckel Shoe Store Dyches Pharmacy Steadman Jewelry Paul S. Rose KMUR Radio Station Murray IGA Market Murray City Pharmacy Tyler Ice Cream Ethical harmacy J. C. Penney Company Inc. Sprouse-ReiBrady-MilnAppliance Co. Granite Furniture Murray Camera Shop oaieways Uttlcy s inc. Murray EaRIe Lynn Chivcrall Service and Garage Murray Floral I Lumber Music H. Machclt E. B. Ncff Hendricks Murray Thomas Store Shoe Murray Variety U o n-Sta- Vf. 5 te home" drive. Not all of the above stores are observing the late Friday night closing but all are cooperatin g in the "shop at 53 SHOP IN MURRAY BUY IN MURRAY G SHOP IN MURRAY SHOP IN MURRAY BUY IN MURRAY S |