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Show 1948 19, XOYEEBEB EMERY COUNTY 9 ItomOttr, fomJ5Thoid,i5 now bn-- ! De-Edm- Jnd new boys ford, Vmg of Emerv their appearance here County Bank, is the latest flu of home the week- one at but sufferer, his condition is and Mrs Rudolph Cramer not serious. A few more transof home the at fers cf residence property latethe other and Mrs George T Oviatt. ly gives Joseph Zwahlen possmakes a total of fourteen ession of the fine A. E. Wall es this year and only one city residence and fruit farm in the bunch George T. n th! bench. Mr Wall has pur are Cramer chased the Hyruni ttt and Frank residence and the latterSeely trs of new Ford cars. will buv and build in the vicinity, it is reported. Two more cagj. cSS - PRICE, UTAH v idav and Saturday LUCK OF With POWER jme BAXTER Apartment IN TECHNICOLOR With Flora Jensen, Reporter a sister cf Mrs Laura Brown and Mr Guymon. Mr and Mrs Jo Guymon and son Claude of Salt Lake City also made the trip. Mr Guymon is a brother. Mr and Mrs Rex Nelson were business Lake sunaa, and mW TIIURS. GUY MADISON DIANA LYNN UTAH Vitb the Churches ROSE FESTIVAL HONORS GIRLS Flora Jensen, Reporter Huntington The Junior Girls of the Second Ward held their Rose Festival Monday evening at the home of their class leader, Mrs lone Nielson. The girls each had a part on the program and binding the rose bouquet in a candle light ceremony was inspiring. Most of the mothers attended and the rose bouquet was presented to Mrs Vera Gor don, 2nd Ward YLMLA Pres. Junior girls are: Gaynell Arnold, Bessie Gay Jensen, Marie Justice, Pauline iRowley, Enid Sitterud, Doris Kirby and Enid Jor JCmcts SPECIAL days, shopkeepers, HELD gW poOt t&c Its fun playing with a band, more fun when you play a Bundy Trumpet or Cornet. Bundys are built to exacting standards and are easy to play. We can help you select a moderately priced Bundy Instrument . . . Come in and see us. j g XkSS' m An auction of household "Back tn mining boom m m m (j bought Flora Jensen, Reporter Huntington The Second Ward Building Committee has planned an Auction Sale for November 27. Livestock and farm produce m. prob- Ski6 - BUNDY BAND INSTRUMENTS INTEREST PARTY that anytime Did you know AT CLEVELAND mines. When ores played out and the within six months you may Mrs Wim T. Litster, Reporter return any instrument purCleveland chased, from us, and receive The Stake Special Interest full credit less 10 for the use Party held at Cleveland last of it during that time on the Saturday night was a big purchase of a better quality success. A splendid program furnished by the various wards instrument? So we say if you was rendered after which re- cant afford the finest, buy the freshments were served foll- (inexpensive one and take adowed by dancing. vantage of our full trade in miners left, these folks SEMINARY allowance. We protect your mines should dose?" In xas, Brooklyn AWARDED exchange. Pins were awarded to the following students of the North Emery Seminary Sunidjay an sac rament meeting: Vonnie Dee n Atwood, Varden Willson, Cramer, Arden Oviatt. Mr AdelbertVLott, Bp. Oran Will-so- n and S. N. Alger were speak ers. Uhe Jtouso Long-Playin- life-lik- of Tffusic Helper Furniture Utah Price, Utah on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION DISINFECT CALVING STALLS tCOHOMICAl DAIRY RINSE Help protect tho now-- I bom coif from gonna by cleaning and disinfecting the calving ciall Hlp ItNp down bacteria count by ecrubbing and then rinsing milking equipment and containers in a Purina Chlorena Solution. Economical and efficient germ killer bo-fo- co calving with PURINA CRE-SQ-fE- V S. Treasury Department , C Monday night for members of the outgoing bishopric and the wives of toe latter, Bp. and Mrs Thos. Worthen, Mr and Mrs Arthur Lemon, and Mr and Mrs Laverd Ralphs, and also for Mrs Killpacks counselors in the Relief Society and their husbands, Mr and Mrs Herbert Nelson, and Mr and Mrs Glen Killpack. FERRON WARD SUNDAY SCHOOL MW MASSEY- - HARRIS REORGANIZED Airs Deborah 'PuUut Huntsman, Re. Ferron The Ferron Ward Sunday School was reorganized last Sunday evening lin Sacrament super- meeting. The out-goi- ng POWDER QUICK RELIEF FEOSI Symptoms ol Distress Arising from STOMACH We deliver every Tuesday One sack or a hundred All mail orders taken care of ANACONDA SUPER PHOSPHATE, 43 PERCENT COTTONSEED CAKE ROLLED GRAINS LIVESTOCK MINERALS FLOUR, SEEDS ox YARN & ACETYLENE due ULCEK3 to EXCESS ACID Free BoakTellsof HomeTreatmentthat Must Halp or It Win Coat Yaa Nothing Over three inillioo bottleeef the Willakb have beea told fer relief of Truthma iktof dll treat arisiat from fee merit jmpto ad Duodenal Ulcere due to Emcee Aetd Peer Blgariteti, Sow or Ware SSemech, Sooolnooo, Hoort teun. Moogteoonooo. etc., due to koooo Arid. Seld ea IS dare triall Ask for Willards Mnna" which felly explains this treatment HUNTER DRUG tree at COMPANY Castle Dale, Utah WELDERS and WELDERS SUPPLIES FULL HARDWARE LINE JOHN DEERE MACHINBRY Price Commission . For Small Farms at Bond-a-Mont- Hdwe Co. Practical Power pro-gra- ATINEE & Stores in Price and Helper Home Furnishers For Eastern home mainEvery tains a financial reserve as security Ra-eaagainst future needs and emergencies. You may feel secure beitind your own little bulwark your job, your earnings, your savings. But you also want a safe and sure way to pro-leall these and that is through the purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds. The OUTGOING BISHOPRIC practice of putting away financial reserves into safe and profitable sav- HONORED BY PARTY ings bonds should he a permanent and definite part of your gavings Deborah Huntsman, reporter Enroll now for the Payroll Ferron Savings Plan for buying Bonds where for if Mr and Mrs Clive Killpack or, work, you h Plan at your hank. entertained the their home on ct H eaven PINS autoFeaturing the Philco double tone arm, g matic phonograph that plays both the new records and standard records. Wonderful new tone quality. Radio covers full broadcast range and e tone. Model 1403. brings in stations with rich, or- iginal investment. Satisfaction guaranteed or we will gladly STUDENTS Mrs Faye Jones, Reporter Elmo d FIVE PAGE Allen Tuft and Keith Albrecht night at the home of Daniel as counselors and Doris Jean A. Johnson. Nelson as secretary. Elders Mor GREEN RIVER intendency was Aaron Willi- tensen and Bunderson of EmThe High School is sponsorams, Harry Con ewer, and Ray ery were speakers at the meet Larsen with Nila Huntsman as ing. ing a dance Friday night, a Sadie Hawkins dance, the girls secretary. Sustained to succto escort the boys. Bill Petereed them were Bradford A. sens orchestra will play. Jensen as superintendent, with IIIGn PRIESTS A Lyceum number was preHOLD PARTY sented at the school on Tues., Mrs Wm. T. Litster. Reporter Marvels of Memory. There will be four more numbers In the Cleveland present course. Opera In MiniaMost of the High Priest ture the evening of January Quorum and their wives en- 21 and a marionette number a in joyed party last Thursday April. Mrs Audrey Sandberg spent IPseveral days in Salt Lake dur- - a?d clothing articles will start at 7:00 p. m. in the auditor ing the past week. ium with a danoe following. Mr and Mrs Vern Peterson Building Committee members of St. George called in to see are Miller Black, Chairman, Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson Wilford Staker, Pierce Wilson, Thursday afternoon on their Kirk Brasher and Bud Nielson. Auction Sale Committee: Flora way to Salt Lake. Jensen, Rena Grange, Lucille Funeral services were held Herron amdl Della Guymon. Mrs in Price Saturday for an infant is Brasher Ivy chairman of twin of Mr and Mrs Ludean the committee for the supper. Litster. The committee has asked that each family donate something for the sale that is worth $3.00 or more. disappeared, too. I wonder how many would have to leave our state now, if Utah CRAIN WILLIAM HOLDEN and Mrs sorts of service workers flocked around the :or Peggy WED. HUNTINGTON notes barbers, salesmen, entertainers and all TUES. MON. lNNE base the foundation for their hopes on the fairly rumor that a fine b.g eating station is to be erected at their town and that toe old company hotel is to be razed and where it now stands a roundhouse will be put up. Cleveland John Whimpey anid! Miss Sadie McMullen were married at the home of the bndes parents yesterday at 2:30 p. m. A baby girl was born to toe wife of a. P. Nielsen. Joseph Larsen and Miss Geneva IRISH tone UN. DALE, Mrs Laura Brown, Mr and Wilson. FORTY YEARS AGO Mrs Guy Brown, Mr and Mrs Green iRiver people to Lealan Collard, Della Brasher, HUNTINGTON WARD be more hopeful than appear ever that and Frank Guymon went to the Salina cut-o- ff will soon Blanding Sunday to attend fun- PLANS AUCTION be under construction. They eral services for Jane Brown, Price Theatre I CASTLE ev-eni- We still have Huntington a fw of flu 111 town but our in- - fo Te have been fortunate years AGO wot, B?iv eSS So THIRTY ,"'ere married in the ait Lake Temple October 28. farewell party was given to HJyer Nielsen last Fnday prior to his departure for Sweden. Mr and Mrs J. L. Emery Larsen are visiting in this week, a baby girl Sanpete arrived a the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Beal this week. Castle Dale Mr and Mrs entertataL ? a. new baby daughter that was born Friday an dweighed 14 pounds. Mr and Mrs J. E. King of Ferron have located in Castle Dale for toe winter to be with their children are attending Emery Stake who A PROGRESS, TRACTOR OW The newest and smallest member of the Massey-Harri- s the new line Pony. A miser on fuel, tractor farming for makes the new power-plu- s Pony small farms a practical necessity. Its complete line of fast working tools shortens your work in the field . . . you breeze right along handling every job in just a fraction of the time it took you before. Just think what Pony fanning can do for you . . . the added profit you'll receive from all your operations . . . the independence and freedom you'll enjoy the riding comfort and ease of handling of a real ... ... tractor. The Pony has plenty of rip to handle all your P.T.O. and belt work too, and downright lugging power at the drawbar that licks the toughest spots on your land. Stop in soon let's talk over the advantages, of a Pony for your farm. s,n;VrUtSoth CUlTIVATOM FOR SALE Gonuine 1 U. S. Rock Wool ! SAVE ON FUEL ! CORN flAN COTTON AHD KEEP COOL IN SUMMER Ye Insulate OWj For Less Call or Write Wallace G. Grange Phone 494 Price, Utah " 'JLr DeLuxe Motor Company 45 SOUTH 1st WEST, PHONE 924J, PRICE, UTAH |