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Show I? FRIDAY, SXPTZMSEH 4. Palmyra News DAII.Y HERALD VUh County. Utah Si L. West Mountoin News Fcur-II'c-rs Large Croyd Attends Opening Of West Ward MIA Season Right to Exhibit At Utah State Fair Man Survives Fall From Cliff A was 33 to 40 feet from the ground &VLT. LAKE CITY. (UP) mountain climbing enthusiast. Jack when his rope broke because c Bendall of Salt Late City, has sur- - fraying against sharp rocks, fall from Jhelxiiif. Benda." was vlved a imba. side of . Peter's Rock. - lance to Salt Lake General Hospital BendaE and V group of other for emergency treatment and later mountain clumbing enthusiasts: transferred to Latter - day .Saint were using Peter's Rock yesterday Hospital His condition was report-evenito learn how to scale a id. as 'r.ot serious." f perpendicular facing. In the process of descending, he ' fNRADIArOKS prnnprti OLD SOLDIERS' CRAVES Arto Glass Instaued SALTILLO. Miss! UP) TJS. Specialised Work engineers retracing the route of AH LANDER'S the Old Trace near here recently ;found 10 heretofore un 430 So. UniT. ATenne charted graves ' of Confederate soldiers. Win rshedby 35-fo- ot " ft- - v By SHIRLENE ROACH Ey MRS. ELVEHA W. BISHOP iPaul Hursi, president, with Ned - as The Farmers Loveless CarlisleElm and PALMYRA A MOUNTAIN VEST large club will have three 4 , Ezra Garner, secre-Daughters r,. htvHh th nnin lorisl counselors, "nd Kent Hurst, chorister.' representatives at the state fair for the West Ward Mutual ' Carol Lee Hansen will exhibit her Scouts West The The of the pro-- ! Waid Boy Association. jrovement Elaine West her pajamas, dress, a have returned from week's of consisted stay pictures moving i gram and Connie Johnson her slip. The 'in Huntington Canyon. The boys of the MIA project cf raising-beet- s following girls participated in the were Loren who went Bishop, Terry at well as other movies, shown by style dress revue: Jolene Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schramm. Kester, Dennis McBeth, Ray Rothe, LuDean Sorenson. Elaine West, Mrs. led Robbing, Taylor, by Richard Jay singing community JarvJs.Helen Jarvis, DeAnn refresh-Lloy- d Mary Ronal and Keece, Bishop, Mae Hiatt, dancing Carol Lee Hansen, Phyllis Crump, the drew for new officers Wayne DarrellJohnson, Farr, The Connie 'Johnson. Hansen and Monte Don Mrs. and Parker, Sperry, vear are. in the VWMIA, Mrs. Vera Murphy and Mrs. Mae Mprl Stewart, resident, with Ivena! Bryant Hurst. Melvin Morrison, Stone of Spanish Fork were- the LADY LEGIONNAIRE Mrs. llendrickscn and Carol Shepherd Stanley arrtKElalne Spencer, Ray speakers in Sacrament meeting Harold Soule Burdett, of as counselors. Mrs. Margaret Bennett. and L. T. Tanner. The HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Sunday. The program was under Brooklyn, N. Y., will be the wno neipea me dojs Gieave, secretary, ana ueveny supervisors, tests of the direction the Genealogical new president of the American merit for their In the YMMIA.'pass badges Taylor, organist. Enroll earlv and reserve a place in our classes committee .with David Monktak- - Legion Ladies m pioneering. cooing, ana ming Auxiliary when -- 'TAP - TOE - BATON "on Also the (fcharge TWIRLING ing program BALLET were Reed Rindlesbacher, Byron the veterans group meets in St. was a piano duet by Janet Roach Louis, Parker. Don Cerow, Paul Hurst Payson News on Mo., 3. Mrs. Sept. Babies, Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced and Elaine West, Neil Bishop. Alan Baird, an sucBurdett, nurse, Army .- Ralph Instruction Mr. Leon and Mrs. Jarvis of ceeds Mrs. Rae Shell, and Elmo CarlisleAshton, cf and Mr. and Mrs. LeJ Palmyra INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION Ammon Throckmorton under . .Vernal, Utah. void .Nelson of Spanish Fork en went a major operation at the Predova tertained their club Saturday night is the Recognized Teacher for Children Payson City Hospital Monday. en- - Crump, Rheuama West and Louise rarx. ai was oaiem supper Mrs. Harold Williams has re Joyed by the group and the ev; Hansen. Most of the boxes were FREDOVA DANCE turned home after" a. week in Calining was spent in visitine. completed. brothher She fornia. accompanied . The Farmers Daughters PROVO club Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kap and SPRINGVILLE er. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. painted mail boxes in Palmyra sons, Calvin and Keith of Ogden.' Clubhouse Women's Hall Memorial MarMrs. Crandall, and daughter. X This was under the di were weekend visitors at the home & University No. luesoay. 218 3rd Phone DIXON Springrille MADOL1XE went who By tin Reed, of Springville, rection of their leaders, Iris5 of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thomas. ? w3 Mrs. Vergie Brock to meet their son and brother. PAYSON who carte in on the LSS and Mrs. Andrew Otteson of Salem Gordon, which carried 339 returned were honored this week at a party Walker, was one of the anniGordon, prisoners. the honored birthday which landed. The CALIFORNIA HERE WE who also 1800 marines the at of both,' given versaries that they'll soon sail Williams' of Mrs. were guests Lunchparty Done. Leila home of Mrs. through the Golden Gate, these California get together for Mr. ;and and was daughter eon served cafeteria style cameraman after their processing at Inchon, Korea. Left to right, at Beck rLaurcne Mrs.t)on?.ld served to the following family "Vale front: Cpl. Jack J. Clifford, Santa Monica; Sfc. Richard Peret. San fo. Cal. The wee!" was spent members: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew siehtseeine of Jose; Cpl. William C. Fleming, San Jose. (Back): Sfc. Leonard and places visiting ana Otteson Mr?. Jarl Otteson, Gordon will be stationed Herbert, Fillmore; MSgt. Walter W. Henson, San Francisco; Cpl. b?by,; Salem; Mrs. Brock and son, interest. Lionel .D. Bundy, Bell, and Cpl. Allen Damron, Tujunga. at Pccatello. Ida., after a y GorMr. and Mrs. Meredith Amos, don Amos. Mrs. Ella Amos, Mr. furlough. and Mrs. Merl Tanner, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O. S.'Pendley. of Mrs. Colvin Tanner and daughters, Las Veeas. Nev., were visitors t 1 the Lewis Hurst home one evening; all of Payson; Mrs. Mary Provo; Mr. and .Mrs. Bob this week after returning from a vacation in Idaho. Amos and baby. Mr and Mrs. Lorimer Christensen and daughter, Mrs. Ruth Pendley and Mrs. Ethel Hurst are sisters. JV Spanish Fork. ter engaged and vacationed on his Mrs. Ramon Smith has returned By ALINE MOSBY vacaeastern farm with his actress wife, home after enjoying a News t muvu hot insist Florence Eldride tion spent in Salt Lake City and at Mapleton PROVO STORE March back in Hollywood after Castle Df !e. In the capital city 1 . s .. two he said , .years,1oday quit; Maprh ah(, ria.ih,.d he was a guest of her daughter 25 West Center the theater and will Hn nnlv and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John xii ilia ui caauig uii year ucvuusc x nami room, rcdedixiL picture a portable trailer that he s (Barbara) McGurk, and also visitto a off bit." taper, ed a second daughter and husband, t from picture to picture. for Td retire completely if my wife; carted Mr. and' Mrs. Reed (Loraine) JLdr5 her reflected had about way it," ' Eraithwaite, who are returning to Gets Wise e Oscar winner. "But the Pockland, Ida., where he teaches of I still want to do enough to keep "Yes, there's the glamour l'i the schools after spending the opening night," .he mused. "But my hand in. summer in Salt Lake City. Mrs. "It's the ham in me, I guess," you kind of get wise .to yourself Smith also enjoyed visiting with By ZORA D. HALES after .a while. That business of he smiled. MAK.ETON OBIcr. of Camp Now M went to CMfle Dale wherTshe night after night can get kind of celebrated his 56th birth- boring. I'd rather travel and set a guest of her sister Mrs. Glen lapleton Daughters of the Ltan Mrch Snow for several days. During her Pioneers have made, the following day last week by beginning a role tle down on the farm for a rest." 1 vacation her youngest daughter, list for their meetings and host in "Executive Suite" at MGM. He March, still handsome and with season: esses the for Sept. his coming under an added chin, hasn't emoted in movietown since pound Connie, who has spent the summer In Salt Lake City, journeyed to 10, Jen Allan, Belva Wentz, Inez "Death of a Salesman" In 1951. currently is playing a heavy an and Mrs. Harmer. Clyde Despain, executive for the Grand Junction. Colo., by train, - Last year he starred in "Man on first time in his 24 years on the where she joined Mary Lou LaVerl Young: Oct. 8. Nell Wis- i Tight Rope" in Germany. A In screen, He hopes, he added with Braithwalte, for the trip home. combe, Ida Whiting. Phoebe Perry Since then he's doesn't MGM Miss Braithwalte, daughter of Mr. and Bird Neilson ; Nov. 12, Millie Greece, seen his a wry smile, that daugh and Mrs. Eugene Braithwalte, has Bird, Alice Johnson, Ruby Jensen sell the movie as a sex opus as Martha Dec. 10, visited in Grand Junction with and Mrytle Bird; happened to "Mari on .a Tight Houtz. Norma Woolsey, Marva members of her family. Rope.-Priscllla LeRoy and Mrs. Tessie Drissell was hostess Whiting, Angled Toward Sex ' Size to 14 to the Birthday Dinner club. A Gladya Parry, Jan. 14. Martha "We made an ' dozen' ladies enjoyed the affair, Whiting. Arlene Holley, Bessie a true story, with the picture, spending the time after the dinner Thorn and Ella Johnson; Feb. 11, circus, and the original real-lif- e hour at needle-wor- k and visiting. Blanche Tew, Georgia Plumlee, ads came out, 'Live in Pink Soren-seJessie Beardall and Netta Tight'", he said.5 March 11. Pearl Holley. Hat-ti- e Penney's has everything Ihe fashion conscious miss "The minute the studio found vs. ; ik and Eva Jensen, Greenhalgh call did what out had, they they A six per cent increase In acrefor !n her. back to school dresses Winona Davis; April 8, Eva Bird, a wide selection, "-- an picture, xney Senate Mendenhall, Norma Cox age devoted to snap beans in Utah cut It, 'intellectual of And a it. lot cut they a to this possible and Claudia Whitney: May 13, million-doll-year points plenty of variety, wonderful colors that wash and wash.1 pack, according to angled the ads towards sex. of a Sadie Whiting. Zina Dibble, Alice 'Death with "Same thing Claude Parry, Utah representative Sizes 3 to 6x. 2.98 Waters and Ardella Perry, Salesman'. The ads said, 'What of American Can Company. at Is home Howard Mrs. Whiting to Willie in Boston'?" NEW ORLEANS (UP) Utah processors packed 6.208,000 Happened Russell after spending a few weeks at cans of beans valued at $957,000 "God knows what they'll do with Tongay, charged with manslaugh Santa Barbara, Cal.; visiting Mrs. from the 1952 harvest. Parry said. (this," he grinned, with a wave ter In connection with the death '. Smith and her daughter, ri, record production of! ward his movie set at MGM. 8,428,000 cans was made in 1950.1 was arrested today to prevent him HazeL s firm's reDre- - SHE TOLD ANYWAY Dinner guests at the Elmer Bird Thp from leaving the country. out were the of Mae Smith sentative that home A Tenn. pointed Sunday snapj (UP) KN'OXVILLE, whose Tongay, daughter. Kathy, v .v .... .. .;r bean is one of the Beehive State's ;German war bride filed a divorce 5, died after a high practice dive Provo, and Nida Boswell pf four major vegetables grown for bill here, charging that her hus-- l Cal. , for her difficult aquatic act, was with virtually the en- band threatened to "put her on an free under $1000 bail on the manSpending Friday afternoon In processing, for canners island in solitary confinement", if tire earmarked 1 crop of funeral the Charleston slaughter charge. attending she told anyone of his illicit love He entered the New Orleans John Whiting were Mr! and Mrs each year. for snap beans affair. passport office yesterday seeking! Elmer Bird, Mr. and Mrs Oscar "The money paid by processors more than $260,000 clearance to Mexico. New Orleans iWhiting. Mrtnod Mrs. Bert 1952 emphasizes the imporPolar bears suffer less from exmade ti?e arrset on request ing, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Bird in tance of the canner and treme heat than do the cat animals of authorities in Dade Countyj Fla. and Glen Holley. to the prosperity of rural - John G. Dauber, a tigers, leopards and lions. Tongay attor-- j Visiting with the Kenneth Utah," Parry added. "In effect, denied that the father of the reds at Heber recently were Mr. d markets provide sensational swimming children. and Mrs. Maston Wentz, Mr. and they n In many for products Kathy, and her seven- year- old; Mrs. Ralph Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. other states, bringing hundreds of New Cr Used Wheels brother. Bubba, was trying to flee Reid Hales, Mr. and Mrs. William thosuands of dollars back into the me country. ? Helen Priscilla WHOLESALE and RETAIL Whiting. state each year. LeRoy. "It is not a flight In any sense; Reynolds, Chris Sorensen. A pot Provo Branch of of the word." Dauber said in luck supper was served.; GARNET COUNTRY Miami. He said Tongay applied The H. CONCORD N. HenderSon Rim & Wheel (UP) during the week with f lor a visa so he could visit the.tv,.visiting wai. u Mr wniarrf Adirondack region of New Hamp--.... t university Gof Mexico for irady T...1n hiiArm Turm. .nrf'shlre and New Tfork accounts for Just installed: Hydrolic WTieel under the nf Hnllartav , and Bruce Dra- - practically all of the output of Press for straightening bent .. -Dal No date has been set for tne garnets in the United States, ac- wheels. ;per of Logan. trial on Kathy's death. Joe Plumlee of Salt Lake City, cording to state officials. visited recently with his mother, In Japan, O Shima Island is Lynn's Wheel Service Mrs. Georgia Plumlee. as Island" "Suicide known Phone 2542 1 Mrs. John Whiteley and thres hundreds of neoDle have 210 N. Univ. Ave. ! sons left Thursday to Join jumped into its volcano. mall : utr r.usuariu ia ucean ram, vai. " : "T Mr. Whiteley is stationed there with the army, and expects to go DURING THE. NEXT 7 overseas about. Nov. 1. 4-- H ' V.- Im-i1"- "- .r ng - Jva-ch- 1 An-men- ts. . - j - Joint Birthday - - At. Party Honors STUDIOS J Two Women . 4-- H - COME-Advert- islng TOMORROW ex-PO- son-in-la- fifin 30-da- March Quits Theater; Plans To Do Only One Film a Year Brock-bank.- two-mont- DUF Lists Schedule Of Meetings - B 0(079 V' mm DAY. . mm9 n vnnn '"i- - va, ""in 10-da- y SHOPPING "'r a , 4 i two-tim- STOP! - LOOK! r Choose v So From Aany over-ambitio- us traveled Snap Bean Pack Shows Prospects 7 -- Of Hearing Record n; Father of Dead Si Mtl'p,' will-loo- v Girl Free Under Bail of $1,000 ' ar to-T- he all-ti- can-maki- ne M'iV- - Fon-tan- a, oy b n 7s t r ! Whit-polic- e can-mak- v..w,'A-4tw.ww.'A-. p'e" s o'l rbVn DEWfmS VITII A er ! - TVn. PIECE LOC L. k. A All-nc- y, year-roun- Penney 's Has All The Accessories Too ! Utah-grow- ' rih - ,j , - ' be-rau- sp Special IJotice DAYS, SALES A. i ) L DUCKETT SERVICE WILL Queen Elizabeth Braves Storm to Watch Gamef ALLOW UP TO $500.C0 OVER BOOK PRICE FOR YOUR CAR ON A NEW CHRYSLER OR her subjects braved rain and a bus strike yesterday to watch Scots clansmen pipe, dance and compete in games at the annual Braemar Royal Highland gather- - IAS VEGAS CONTEST -WITH 72 BIG PRIZES . . . COME IN TODAY MAKE THE BUY OF A " j i I jf The gathering goes back to the days of 11th century Scottish King Malcolm Canmore when the warriors of th clan came to test their arms and strength. A Turkey From Thompson's IsTops! Order one for Labor Day. you'll" enjoy a change of menu and save money! Available now from new " . KEEP BRAEMAR, Scotland (UP) Queen Elizabeth H and 20,000 of H. THIS IS ANOTHER EIG SALE DURING THEIR GIGANTIC LIFETIME. UP WHIN PRICES ARE HIGH XaMar Ercanbrack Provo are good only for eating or selling, but they're Kon layers not worth feeding, said Mr. Ercanbrack, marketing repof DRAPER resentative POULTRYMEN. , In pointing out that egg prices re now high, MrErcanbrack advised local poultrymea to keep the old hen laying before moult He also suggested that producers will have more eggs to sell if they turn light on earner and cut back on grain. 1 Cocks.' OVEX AND PAN READY! Turkey Fryers, 6 to 8 pounds, Turkey Small Roasters, 6 to 8 poun-- s; Broadbreast hens, U to II pounds; Broadbreast toms, :2Q to 25 pounds. Red Chickea fryers 2 to 1 pounds. THOMPSON'S 1276 pill West 8th North (Call U3 TURKEY increasing mash consumption nd pellet feeding. In line with this, he noted that every one . of the ingredients that go into DRAPER MASHES are of the 4. finest "quality and are scientifically planned and balanced. A sure way to get extra eggs is to feed DRAPER QUALITY FEEDS . . flock tested and contains a full measure of RIGHT nutrients. Mr. Ercanbrack declared that excellent results production-wis- e have been obtained by brooding an early and a late group of chicks. Helps keep the laying bouse full of producers and. makes better use of brooding equipment. Mr. Ercanbrack, DRAPER representative for Provo, Springville, Payson. Heber, Spanish Fork and Santaquin, also says that poultrymen should shop for their best feed buy on an energy basis . . . and that best buy is DRAPER FEEDS. RANCH Phone 0782R1 Or em for lot prices) Nylon Plated Laco Trim Raypn IPS MH?B mum r n All Wco Jersey r Wash tub law loving, long-weari- ng cotton with dainty trim. Sizes 4 to 14 A real back to school bar-gra- in priced right for any budget. Sizes 4 to 16 Longer wear, better looks, a roll down nylon plaited sock. Sizes 6 to 10!. ' GO locking all wool jersey. A perfect compliment to her new school skirt. Sizes 7 to 14. 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