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Show PAF.OWAN TIMF8 PAROWA.N. IrrRsoNAi nt.ws ('arcl Of Thanks hL graduates cent. K'luiiic Guymon and Bvrly BOB vntrs rn. after hpenJIng J wiuler In Idaho v Ls) ' to extend our rnoat thank to alt who mois th e I hiv hi'iiry Gur iof Mr anJ Mrs pas' i n I I oil urd mg l past lli w i .a l T I I 1 v No .i ! l! ' ,i whr " . the f,-- I) , oo I V ' l 1), ( I k ' I l Is ii , 1,11. h p h ' T. hi !a i .,, his d in Mmvim ., ! cl eliing m, sc I MIRIAMS ,10 Ihe N.vloria) in imptnent ai Camp WlUUa He m ill i ! urn a' om Jaile ly : Shoppe e I Pko,.tll. of lOld S, , ' he i ( H ( I J tn. o l,(!l flea Ik j his diploma I time Wai.l. lluii!.!' i.h h r .i tunc a, oiii!. a tn -- s R, x C S la Clt o ! h. ic , on and : ni-- i M A Salt La an ms! ir t"i i1 Tirv a!" 'M' Muk' Nous anl v. it h the Albeit the on u' J with mil Sun. in llulets Leonard .turn to Lai torn id. boo he will enroll fin .summer i ('lull merry stitchers Ml Mary Jo ParamoiV Is first meeting of the The Guymon Mr ntt Mrs with her in Salt vlsitng r.s of their ENJOY YOURSELF family Merry Stitchers was held on brother Rulon and his family. itu.) w.-r- e in the audience at the ex May 31 at the home of Mrs. Her Hls'er, Pauline expects to , i ,K The following offl-er- s r s s as were Mr . and Mm Munford. Week. ot join her sometime this .1 Mrs Minnie Burt-,,were elect's! : , W M thar ) I I and Mrs Glade President and MMargie May Philips YoU'g Micky Robb, grandson Connie d lighter Vlie President - Vernetta Page of Mr and Mrs. Charhn F Smith anl & Trea. Sura Ward There too wen- Mr and Mr. llentley. ac.compnalisl the Clair PiirOWan of Stevens Dorothy Slmklns Reporter Joseph TAKE A VACATION Rowleys last week as far as Assist . Reporter Vlrgnla Top-h- .lu whose dm, liter and where he Colorado, leshuig. even m l A. In Hulllnger, tooth m will spend the summer with his Amusement receive llo ii B S degrees In Manager of mother. Mrs Emeron Cummlng from the Unlvrrsltv. Merna Halterman educate, ,11 tw ot,pinted seniors Assist. Manager of Amusement Mr. and Mrs Arvell H.ilter-nuw i Ralph Benson and J. C Nome Crawford and daughter. Joyce, drove Our leader are Mrs. Verda to New York where on the Iatyan last week-enllulei when they found Munford am! Ms lamna RasAdrian Sue and assisted t the) ant heir IcipatisI gradua- mussen ,M. ,,f Dalton In moving their furnition that a few hours of reqlur Chicago Fair cookies were served ture and other Punch and belongings hack ed work had not been Included hy Mrs. Munford. to Pa rowan. at the "Y in tin ir courses California The second meeting of the Tliev will t ike care of the mills held on was Stitchers Merry & S Mrs. J. Whitney Mr ions a the coining session of Monday at the home of Vernetta Pacific Coast a few days in Provo durs, hool and go on to spent summer Page We cut out dresses Those with week the a ih-visiting ing their jobs winter, Ralph present was Mrs Rasmussen friends relatives and They Instructor at Delta Vernetta Yellowstone Seinm.ii Page. Margie Mav celebrated a joint wedding anninml J C. a.s a County agent Philips, Sara Ward. Merna Hal- versary on Tuesday with thler ...and many other terman, Dorothy Slmklns and son and daughter - in - law, with the IT S Dept of Agr. Amarica, throughout Jerrv Jack H.ilterman Is grad- Virginia Topham. Jim and Glide Whitney Maxico and were Canada refreshments of Dainty uating from the University next Miss served The toy rage school of California agriculture Mrs. Berta B. Winter has Transportation, hotel acat Davis, Calif, this week. His meeting will toe held on June visited during the past week commodations and special at 8th Mrs. Ra.smu.sse ns. mother. Mrs R I.,. Halterman with friends in Las Vegas. included all sightseeing expects to attend the rites. one low cost! for JOIJ.Y COOKERS As nearly as we have been Arden and Nellie Hirschl and little The Cookers club daughter are visiting in Jolly will rowan Pa nble to ascertain Call your Greyhound Agent teach-march have two representatlvses In theltnet at the home of their Mrs. Georgia Holyoak. at the Unl-I1- " gi nduat ion at 4 p m. Ttoey made Ru-IThursduy versllv of Utah next week. 2131 Of C Paramore, son of Mra. cream tomato soup, after which were served 'Hlenna spent most of her life Josephine Paramore and the late light refreshments bv Mrs. in HolyoaJc. Parowan, and it will always Golden Paramore will graduate P&rowan, Utah Maxine to us. To all who sent toy he home Reported Joseph from the school of education. her messages of encouragement OR WRIT! His plans for the future have COOKING CADETS during her illness and to each nol been divulged to date. GREYHOUND of you who have since extended held their Miss Cooking Cadets Hyatt, daughter sympathy by any gesture of TRAVEL BUREAU of Mrs T,uy Hvatt and the late first meeting Thurs. June 8 at kindness, we now desire to thank Mrs. Pearl Rowleys. Herbert S Hvatt. will receive you most sincerely. To all her Greyhound Travel Bureau her R S degree from the nurs- Members are: 107 W. South Temple St. personal friends, I reassure you Jeanenne Hyatt of her love. Her spirit to the ing school Miss Hvatt has been Presiden Salt Lake City 1, Utah Pauline Paramore last continued cheerful, a graduate nurse for nearly 2,1 Vice Pres just as Joy Baylea you have always known her. years, tout during that time has Secretary By pormlMloo f mnliM !L H Murrii Arlene Partner (V. loe., Hm Tort continuallv studied and com- Reporter Rex C. Ward and Family. pleted a high school course and Other members are: Joe Ann now lias fulfilled her require- Orton, Betty Davenport, Marlene ments for her (ollege gradua- Adams. The next meeting will be held tion. She was for several years of the school of nursing Friday June 16 at 3 pm. sirpt at Salt Iake General Hospital. She is at present working tn LIVESTOCK TREK Continued the public health nursing department of Salt Lake County. ervisor Albert Albertson today announced that In addition to the numbers given above, an adRELIEF SOCIETY Continued ditional three thousand cattle thousand Fniil Mitchell. and twenty sheep They and the officers invite which are under permit will all members In the Ward to at- sta v off the forest for range tend and especially urge the protection this year. Most of the tw'enty thousand voting Indies to avail themselves of this most unusual opportuni- cattle will wear a bright alumst v Other features will toe ar- inum ear tag to show that the has been ranged for future meetings dur- price of admission paid. Sheep will be counted as ing the summer months they enter the forest, toy one of the eight forest rangers who manage the nearly two directly nlioii TIIEHOA WHEATLEY - LESSEE million acres of the Dixie. C FA! ETFRY I OT OWNERS Mr. Albertson stated that TO PK CHARGED FOR summer forage prospects are not S PR X KT TNT. W ATKR good in the Dixie area this Ft mu this date on lot owners spring, due mainly to moisture will hive to apv $5 00 per lot deficiency. Spring rains have for th, water used on their lots addld little to the light winter the snowfall, and mountain meadlegat'd levs of who does ypi inkling. Tn the past some ows and pastures are already have been doing their people very drv. evil sprinkling instead of hav-the citv's cue takers do it T s his resulted in consider-h'- FOR SALE: 2 Citv lots. 12 hrs. w, listing of Water on the water formerly owned by Amil ; .I' of some lot owners. Thv Atitte. Cement block chicken tmn the water on late in the house, full equipment, includg labout darkl and let it ing Incubators, feed water tray, 'iin all night Not onlv are the hot and cold running water. aves over watered so as to Bath tub, machine, washing on ige the caskets, hut the International truck. Ideal for m are flooded out as well. Couple wishing to locate and start in chicken business VVnte (hir cemetery generally looks Frank A. Matheson,, Kanab. m iv mu 'h better bv having reg-nl.Utah. eaie takers doing this work th in it did when all thLs work to the individual lot is left owner in ,1he future, a OOMPUTTE COVERAGE IN So age of $5 00 per owner will m ide for sprinkling no mat-- ( who does this work And no & ' night watering will toe In r.u in relii.iiii' ll'flr d.l..'in Wyumlrg 11 ' .ind D"' . , n who Ward, til o' I Mi u.. ut i. riti-i- ' where I Mini Ou Viuon haa alined oner.. t to teiu'h In the school nl Oiem next winter tout I v.lmi Jteverlva pinna are we alaol ml linve nut learned. List Cordon w ith the graduate Whllnev tun wdin waa not prea-en- t to lei elve hla diploma ainee he and hla f.tnnlv had Just moved home where he had nwurivi a jiili with the geology depart- Iron f the Columbia nient Mine IFjO E Ma'he- - D A inert on Washington, Aiden has been tea hl.ug who- tot lefly Sunday with her Aunt ul. appreciative are ex They state that th him I'arurnore .1 d .le I durli g the Hines and Mis Jo ui the must to spend polling our toeluve I mother h of summer here. M Mon tv M.tcfarlane h. beautiful floral And for the Visited doling the Jsist week 111 Otlel ngs Mia. Emily llumj; htu-- , Der K.irl J arm-soMr Elv, Nevada with her family (laughters, Celia, anil Harrlei. Mr ldl Atgei and uthei her mother, Mra. John S lal-- i Mead Warren Mrs Dirothye Ward ts ton and sister. ilhilferl Edward Warren Glair AcLtma are vacationing In CalEugene Warr visiting In (hikland, Calif with ifornia at the present time. Mrs IlTOrc Burn his daughter ami son In law. Mr Morris Covington Ruby and Floyd Whicker ami Duane Van Mr. ami Mrs. lb will be joined for Auadale and Mra Alex Williams family left recentfamily Mrs Spike Imvl i h return trip tov his daughter where Mr V will for ly Logan spent the past attend Ivy, who has Hummer achool at the s veral months with her sister Whl away they UK. AD 111 (US and family In the Bay area We wish Both war MuthtiHiu Kurd. Krinlu.it Ing from the school of fituout tun. Gran with a B. S. ri with her U. A. iarowan with the UTAH jni-m- 's K'J 1 J J3 - son-in-la- a n , : '? TOTO - : i'b ANNIVERSARY , fTS . u I'rtttiirinti Aire .1 Selection Of Dresses i : ' At Absolute COST!! 4-- H . Card Thanks ksL Call Fenton's Pharmacy Oont Be In Stvle At The RACE MEET Come In And See Our Many Values In SLACKS - J EAXS - SUIHTS - ItLOUSES SKUITS A SWEATERS 0 :3)l.!' i(o Service OVER 175 FORD TRUCK MODELS Choice of two UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 95 H.P. J. 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The g 145 H.P. two Sixes! V SAVE WITH FORDI To bgin wiHi, M Trucks are priced with the lowest. They Save oil gat with Loadomatic ignition. cam-grouFlightlight aluminum alley broP'I tons. Save on repairs with demountable drums and many other features. Save e with Ford performance. Come in today let us give you the full economy story. i: For greater paylflj field switch ti 'h Pickup rated ,n available with i and Platform u ' V 8 Other i'( F 2, 5,700 h u G VW F 4, lo.j Welcomes You e Thestt Values! Sser Parowan Conoco Ci(v .Miss TFLEIIK.xf S'.s CEDAR CITY I,to |