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Show SAtJDV DEPARTMENT J. MRS. THOMAS OSTLER, Reporter, LADY LIONS WILL MEET THIS FRIDAY EVENING Mrs, Wallace Simmons, Phone AM Lake hospital; her son and wife, Mr & Mrs Calvin Price, and her sister and husband, Mr & Mrs Al vin B. Lloyd and family. Mrs Horace M. Seal and daugh- ter j0 Rivertoni formerly of Lark, spent the week end visiting m & Mrs Max Seal and famil at Poca. Th returned gund The meeting of Sandy Lady enter Lions and a tainment will be held Friday Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs Albert Nielson, Sandy, with Pres. Mrs. Clyde Swenson in charge fund-raisin- GRANITE Phone AM g ' Reporter We uoub 7 Mr & Mrs Bret Paulson, Salt Lake City, were guests of Norman Riggs last Friday evening. Mr Paul- son was a navy officer who served in Japan with Mr Riggs. Also guests were Ray Weeks and parents from Idaho. He was en route home frf om serving aboard the carrier Yorktown and from Japan. Tex Parker made a business trip to Logan this week. Mr & Mrs Don Simmons received a letter from Ray Matheney and family, now serving in Japan, in which he wanted to be remembered to the people of Granite. Clair and Geneve Pingree did their pheasant hunting in Brigham 7 followed by games. Each member Mr & Mrs Z. W. Berrington, Long will donate a prize to be awarded Beach, Calif., returned home rewinners at games. cently after a month's stay with their son and daughter-in-law- , Mr & Mrs Hoyt Conger and son Terry, LIONS COMPLETE PLANS Sandy. FOR DINNER MEETING Wasatch Rebekah Lodge No. 30 At a business meeting of the entertained their partners at a held ft', ') Club Lions Thursday Swj Sandy: last Thursday evening supper c ,1 . . ifw Vi nil TilnnQ chili . r ui oauujr f. evening mm? hall in Sandy with Were coinpicucu iui Mrs Robert C. Lewis, noble grand, Lions meeting of Lions and Lady in charge. There were 35 in atten- City. to be held next week, it was an--1 dance. The next meeting will be Darrell Maynes and group went iiuuntcu ujr iim. v . iThur!flav Dec. 8. to Fillmore for their pheasant ThP hirthdav calendar project The auxiliary of the Brother- hunt. sponsored bv the Lions was a sue-- ! d of Locomotive Engineers, nmnriinff to Pres. Petersen. Ernie Gabbler is on two weeks' - Grand Western Division No 583,i financin assist will Funds raised leave from the navy. 1 will at Nov. meet 23, Wednesday, ing the annual Christmas party, Mrs Drucilla Powell, Price, vis--1 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. hall, 41 Post- with Mrs Salt ited Pace. Lake, last Friday night with her sis-- j Mrs Helma Perry was sustained w- - Nicholl, Sandy, to president, ter onlla Higgins. Mrs Higgins as first counselor to Sandy First served a smorgasbord dinnner to Ward Relief Society Sunday at!cnaC- the ward sacrament service. Mrs) Elder Gary C. Nelson, son of 13 members of their family, and PRICES EFFECTIVE Nels A. Nelson was sustained sec-- , Mrs Clarence R. Nelson, Sandy, Mrs Powell, who traveled with the UNTIL THANKSGIVING ond counselor; Mrs Keith. Gillen,a arrivedJ home IIlast Monday. He had Tabernacle Choir, showed movies 11 as secretary, and Mrs Doty Jjusn servea more man iwo years in me of EuroPe and toId of their taP- as visiting teacners suryeivisui, British Mission for the LDS Church. ! Robert Whitmore will tell of his Lloyd Dimond was sustained as Gary served in Plymouth the first of and remainder the : six months, ward trip through Europe with the choir of Sunday the chorister School, Mrs David E. Shelby, as his mission as district president of Sunday, Nov. 20, at the LDS MOONBEAM, Solid 2 ENGLISH organist, and LaMont Pierce and the British district. He attended the Church. lg.28. Mi HEINZ, PLUM OR FIO Pack, No. V cans Collin Bennion as teachers in the dedication of the LDS Temple at Mrs Rose Taylor entertained for MAID HIP ward Sunday School. Speakers were JJC111, OW114CI IdllU, ttUU spent a lew her daughter Jean on her 11th NONE-SUCClyde A. Miller and T. Bailey Sains- days in Paris, France. Following u IIBBY'S 14 ounces cans hurv Sineine was by the ward hie rploaco frnm Ills mieclnn flarv " "u Dry pkg. and her sister Carole wright a week Newbold. Reed spent touring England, choir, directed by escaped - serious injury Sunday Elder Clyde Alan Miller, who is prior to leaving for home. Miswith their asiwhen they hi African Harold Thorpe was sustained Desserts serving in the South Sweers sion for the LDS church, was re- group supervisor of Sandy First car of 8 oz. Ice Ken Cream sueand Olsen Roxbury, Ward high priests quorum, family visited at 1.39 cently made branch president 39c Orange Sticks Delicioui gal. Chocalal box of Natal Province at the T. the John home Bolliger, Pietermaritzberg, ceedmg Riggs Sunday evening, Y Sherbet !orty,d:'hM 254 lanCY- - A"o1r,mn, of Africa in the Union of South Afri quorum meeting Sunday morning. 69c Chocolates Creami 1.39 gal. box ana Nougali ca, according to word received by Pres. Wilford Pierson, presided. 16 lb. Strawberries ROLL Roxbury, light or his parents. Mr & Mrs Clyde A. William E. Attwood was released 35c Cherries Dork Tfth Proitn ox. Chocolate Covered box 57c Jliller. He left for his mission May as secretary. A successor will be Appetizers i No. 303 10 Cherries ; 20c Mints Roxbury, Chocolate Covered 7 and arrived at Cape Cod in June. selected by the new supervisor. 39c Honeyblrd, Plftxl New Subscribers eon Hostess ot Delight, Assorted Cocktail He has been laboring in Pretoria, Navyman David Ainsworth re Band Box R. Anderson, Midvale Douglas Fruit, No. 2)4 can leaCrAAm and Johannesburg, cently enjoyed a 20 day leave with Qusteri Roxbury, lutcioui Peanut Krugersdorp, lb. 59c John P. Brown, Midvale grad- his father, Heber Ainsworth, after eder Miller is a Jordan High Shrimp Shady River Mrs Robert Magers, South Jor7 uate and former student of BYU. which he reported back last week 37c Qndy ox. ' Honeycomb Chipi JNeeds Bafo'ng dan Crab Geisha Air Force Major LaMar Walker, to his base at Lakehurst, N J. R. A. Eyre, RD2, Sandy dental technition, stationed at Fredrick Heuser, Sandy, who was I7V4 Fruit Mir Dromedary, Fruit Cake Mix 69c Pickles ox. Lackland Field. San Antonio. Tex., sponsored by Sandy Post No. 77, Gephart Store, Midvale Zippy, Whole or Sliced Dills his with Lake Salt in Riverton is visiting Plllibury'i, Betty at Roy State Pratt, American Cake Mix n. . Boy's Legion, Pi0Bg(i, Herri-maeP. 33c Mixed Nuts 43c Pickles Crocker's or Swantdown U. S. No. 1, Fancy Dr James A. Parker, Midvale mother, Mrs George Walker. last summer, reported on his stay Zippy, Sweet Mixed i, " who is an accident patient at there as a feature of the program . M. Montgomery Brown, Midvale Cake Mix 23c Brazil Nuts Mrs 45c Relish Dromedary, Ateorted New Crop, Golden Bloom the LDS hospital; his sister, lb. Calvin W. Johnson, Sandy. . presented to Sandy Post Monday Zippy, Fancy, Sweet LaPriel W. Roberts, Salt Lake, and evening at the Firemen's halL Post Coconut Bakers Mrs D. Alma Dowding, Sandy Peanuts 7fi & pkg. brother-in-law- , Mr 43c Olives Blue Ribbon, Fresh Rootled his sister and lb. Commander Carl L. Larson was in Renewals Ebony, Standard, Rip Powdered or Irowa, Mrs Alvin B. Lloyd and family, charge of the meeting. ' Sugar 27fl Pecans lpkff. lb. Riverton Olives 79c pkg. relatives. Bastian, Ralph New Golden, Stewart's lb. ' Sandy, and other Rip or Ebony, Pitted At the meeting of Sandy Post W. Dale Waters, Midvale 2 Vrs Thomas Price, Gumu Id .7 Raisins No. 37fl American 77, ! Rol Auxiliary, Legion Nut ' tCholce Seedleet . 23c and rfauehter. Mrs Robert Bruce Norman Hale, Midvale Catsup Del Monte, 14 or btL Dromedary, Date Nut Roll at Sandy Fire(Kl and children Jimmy and Pamela, Monday evening A. N. Ross, Midvale '!u"J1MoW'.. Raisins' was won men's the 35c by hall, turkey , Seedleil, 15 01. pkg. Cokeville, Wyo., have returned Art Dr Harold E. Nelson, Midvale Poison, Sandy, and Christmas home after visiting Mrs Price's moShelled Nuts USSR&M, Midvale card by Charles I Wright Ughl Amber, Walnuts ther, Mrs George Walker at a Salt and J.prizes Earl Morris. Funds raised Roy Watson, Salt Lake 40 ot. X"i. Reef Mix; will be used toward Christmas Mark Satovick, Midvale For AH taking" pkg. ' baskets to be distributed. Gladys Margetts, WTest Jordan rg.40ot. 40c Air Force Lt. Conover Jensen is Meal llscufi Mb pkg. Shipp Electric Co., Midvale stationed at Travis Air Force base R. H. Lake Salt Clayton, BEAUTY SHOP in California. He was accompanied William H. Gardner, West Jor Jioliday Specials a is wife. Lt. there his Jensen by 86 W. Main Sandy AM dan Tea 12 Garden, of a plane which Preserves Vard Asay, West Jordan ox. 29c Strawberry or Raspberry makes regular flights to Japan and Mike Sorich, West Jordan featuring Hawaii. He is the son of Mr & Mrs Chili Sauce Moneta This Thanksgiving Enjoy the Extra a. 23c Earl P. Bateman. West Jordan Joel P. Jensen, Sandy. who Marvin Jensen, West Jordan Army Pvt. Richard Boyce, Napkins Advantages and Perfect Flavor of was stationed at Fort Carson, Colo., Allen Stocking, Riverton. READY-TO-COO- K y a with his parCookie Jar spent delay Verl E. Jordan, Crescent TURKEYS, "A" :iyis OCEAN SPRAY :MmmtfM1jm ents, Mr & Mrs Paul C. Boyce, SanC. IL Worthen, Sandy Raff Grade, Guaranteed to Please . . . Feast dy. He left last Wednesday for his 10c Golden Holt, South Jordan (n Wttft, Psoln f lodlied Sauc or new base at Fort Bliss, El Paso, No. 300" on the Finest of Turkeys. Arnold J. Butterfield, Midvale Tex. Who!. can NOW Midvale Nell, Ralph Army Pvt. Larry Beers, son of Mrs Pete C. Schmidt, Midvale Mr & Mrs Ray Beers, spent a 14 with his parents be day forlough operator fore going to his new base at Fort The management extends Bliss, El Paso, Tex., last - & ? -- 7 f EOT r. i. ''mm ' PUMPKIN MINCE MEAT 3ic 35 Plum Pudding j 49 25 ...... j turl you'll HONOR i ftd-al- r, fee Jluts r 12 . Mot. f 12 ec No.1 tafl " No.1 2o w 1 CENTER C-1- co-pil- " CRANBERRIES .,0. $500 14-da- " 19c Safety's the Best placi cooks more: heats faster! THANKSGIVING GREETINGS to customers and friends of Hi CENTER BEAUTY SHOP MRS. BARNEY. Manager Reasonable Prices Industry is meeting the lenge of an expanding America. When it invests in future business expansion, it does its share to serve us all to make possible more jobs, higher wages, better products and lower prices. chal- I YAMS for better, J . 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