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Show PAROWAN TIMES PAROWAN, UTAH vf.J OCTOBER 11. 151 omitted the names of Mrs. Iboe- - Frank Taylors, ORTON REUNION PERSONAL NEWS ('out. R. Y. V. campus news slates ho Tayor and Mrs. Cors Rowley. I In who U that Mary Jean Halterman. Relief Soiiety banquet room, it, shop and Mrs. Karl O. Mit- Mrs. Betty Sorenson, of Mr. cml Mrs. Arvill her for was daughter parents enjoyed during chell. William V. M it. hell, Mr. Ogden caring mid dancing of Parowuu has been the evening In the recreation hall. and Mrs. E Kay Lyinnu. uinl who have been III. was also there Halteiman of the Cougaret-tt- . member a lit made reelected Scott The family Patrl. lu; Mrs. Mary to attend with the others front daughter. I .a I'nlverlty Pep Club. Jean, Orton president ami Mary Stubbs, Lyman and daughter, Ruth; Mrs. Parowan. at the school, had freshman a Mrs. Celest-i- s Golds G ii.vino n, Mr. and Mrs. Ul; secretary-treasurer- . Adams Stanley and Clarabell , I, considerable experience In this Talbot was elected chairman Hober Gurr; Mrs. Lizie W. Ad- Griffith of Salt laike City vlalted Parowan U I High & hool field the at committee. of the genealogical Monday ams; Ilishop D. Watson Adums, in Parowan Wednesday night i la a cheer leader of It was also decided to hold the Mr. atid Mrs. A. Hills Orton. as guests of Bishop and Mra. where ehe was 19 II Sc 15 family reunion in Ileaver next Mr. and Mrs. George S. Row-le- Claude Adams. The couple was the Rametles. II Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kobin- vear. Trucolor Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dal- enroute to Grand Canyon. Oil son visited In Parowan this week in charge of recreation was ton, Mrs. Ethel Bayles, Mrs. Stubbs left with the C. L. Robinsons. Mm Chester Mrs. Neta Taylor. Twiia Thorn- Rowena Henson. Bishop and Mrs. VI Hush-.he- r ton headed the committee on re- Claude Adams, Mrs. Joseph Stev- Thursday for Tillamook. Oregon. J Mr anj j. dT i a for will week-enshe ilsit d Ri.h-nrdcouple freshments. ore ne 0j jcjUmore, ens, Mr. and Mrs. David 10 and son Starring her with weeks Members of Mr. and Mrs. of daughand and perhaps others. guegts tj,,.r ' Mrs. Homer and Mr. Immediate present Orton's family Allen Mrs. In. and week the last Mr. & Cyd reporting daughter, 10 JtiiHrdo Moiitalban for the occasion were Mr. and attendance of the Relief Society Stubbs and family. p. Tayor 0f this City. Charis-s- t f Mrs. Vene Orton, Beaver; Mr. Stake Board members at their Home for a nrlef visit with h All of tile teachers of both the and Mrs. Joseph Linford. Mr. special sessions of Conference we folks Schools an Sunday night and Monday High Elementary and Mrs. Jack Talbot; Mr. and .o' TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY were B. Y. U. atudents. Donnet-t- a I. for sometime ft Wedneday Mrs. Lawrence Orton and Mrs. Jt TIII'KSDA Y M1I.O MUCSDEN Continued Salt Luke City where they will atTaylor and Jean Haltterman. Julia Ann LeFevre, all of Fang-ultcsessions of U. American All Stars, on the Wig- tend the three-daWm, and Mr. Mrs.. rl. Mra. Oscar Orton Is In a critiOil. 16. 17 & 18 Thornton and Mr, and Mr. wam Wisegian of American which the Utah Educational Association c al condition In the Iron County I.ori-ttere chosen from graduating convention. Young & Joseph Cotti.n Scott Orton, Parowan. as the result of chronic Hospital Others attending from out of Seniors from all forty- - eight Mrs. Carlyle Johnson visited heart ailment . in town were Byron Thornton and States. r here recently with her folks, the sons, St. George; Harriet Hicks man entered The young Visiting with the Grayson HALF AXGEL and family, and Afton Werner Harvard September 26 where, Gurrs during the past week have In Technicolor and family of Las Vegas; Mr. In order to continue his Jbeen Ilas parents. Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. Otha LeFevre and famF. L. Manwell of Richfield. scholarship for three suceeding ily, Mr. and Mra. Peter LeFevre years he has to get a "B" and her sister, Mrs. John Idaho, i, IH1DAY & SATURDAY and family. Mr, and Mrs. Clif- average in all his studies. Last Larson and two children of Salt ford LeFevre, Mrs. Ray Tebbs week he took the Navy R.O.T. Oct. 19 & 20 of Pangultch; Mrs. Elizabeth C. examination at the Boston DAXCE STUDIOS Wood. Salt Lake City; Mr. and Naval Yards and out of 174 P.mny Kaye & Cene Tierney Mrs. Karl Royter, Richfield; boys chosen one of the 33 who in Mrs. Celeetia Miller and family were In Harvard's accepted and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Judd Freshman for OX TIIE RIVIERA quota Navy RO. and family, Pangultch; Mr. and T.C. In Technicolor Mrs. Dan Heap and Mr. and Milo Jr. was 18 years old Mrs. Bob Linford, Cedar City; on t February 17th. Mr. and Mra. Jay Orton and j IVmiiiIc Will family, Spanish Fork; and Mrs. l 'll A German film called DR. Katrine Johnson, Ogden. (hell, Parowan, and Mrs. AurelTap - Ballet - Character ' J ia A. Lister, Pc.ragonah. The rnAETORIUS has turned out to f i be (his years top contender for school is being held at the Utah tin academy award under the CHURCH IMHXG Continued EVERY TUESDAY State Agricultural College Campt.lle FEOPLE WILL TALK. The us under the direction of the German script left plenty of Lawrence will present a lesson on Extension Division of the College Planning the Sunday School in cooperation with the L.D.S. room for corrective revisions and WARD 1st. Class Experience." The class Is Relief Societies. one of the best producer - directSubjects on A T I O X HAL L H E E It (' or team in the industry did the being sponsored by the Sunday training in family life and work Job to perfection. Darryl F. School of the Parowan Third in the home are being given. REGISTRATION I " Eanuck, producer, and Joseph L. Ward, who invites officers and are the class Ipadeis of the other Wards M.tnkiewlez, director, ALL DAY men who turned out ALL ABOUT in the Stake to attend. Used living room sofa. EVE which garnered more than TUESDAY, OUT. Id Two new board members have Telephone 2347 its share of the 1950 awards ,nH and It appears that they are been added to the Parowan Stake about to turn the trick again. An Primary Board, according to an Mrs. Jean TIIORTOYS , t excellent cast which stars Cary announcement by Mrs. Janie B. Grant as Dr. Fraetorlus, and Hendrickson. Richards will be In charge of the romJeanne Crain as a war-tim- e COFFEE SHOP Work will start at once on antic, reflects the supurb direct- Bluebird department and Miss be will Neva Ashby PEOPLE ion of Mankiewecz. organist. i BOOKSHELF WILL TALK has humor, ie dram. Good the Parowan Representing atic, takes a crack at the medical REVUE profession, and at the problem of Stake Relief Society organizafor Spring production tion at the Adult Education underpaid school teachers. This picture plays in Parowan school being conducted in Logan DANCING IS FUN this week are Mrs. Bertrude Mit- starting Friday, Oct. 26 Continued I FIRMAGE THEATRE Lake City. Mrs. ManweR re- - Allen and B. ill Tavor B1 fanallied for a longer visit while Illy. die others returned to their Bishop Kar,0. MlRhcliu homes on Wednesday. gaged In cui.Mr,,. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. hug for the Mi S" Te :u Thurs-Te- l. Co. on . Tsylor of Fillmore arrived 'loperty week-end ' with recently punha.., jn E day to spend the ''W 1'u.h . their son and daughter-ln-luw- , n . 1,1 J From where I sit ... ly Joc MarsK v, mark of tiii: hexegade Our Bank Says 'Help Yourself' ,,. s, son-in-la- it-- ter-ln-lu- 1 h; y i i LOWE 1 People around here need lota of wrhat small change these Li and soft ilh candy, gum, cigarette drink marhinea . . . pay phonea . , and those penny sales taxes. Used to put a strain on our ban'i. Changing money took up a lot of time. Then the Chief Teller Happy Wilson, read about another bank using a help yourself" dechange system. The directors cided to see if it would work here. They set out some big shallow howls full of nickels, dimes and pennies with a sign saying make your own change. Work fine, At the end of the dr, ft, total are never more ths couple of cents undet- -r we-t- he too. right amount. From where I sit, folks nm. where are pretty murk siiki, though the) nuy teem iff, Farmers and city folks, cans and Democrats, tkoss kt joy a glass of beer orrsMouJl, those who prefer somethin! ,L we all usually try to Ur( lf trust others have in as. Copyright, IVSI, United Mules Btektrt fimAioJ announce DANCE 7; CLASSES Talk , at the 2nd. For Sale $500 per. month V Food Expert iy Prepared Efficiently Served !). up andyou' Vze w6y e s-e- f It's a good idea to drive in now and have fi M wf rfM y" i hh J, 'V, ,, ' , 7SS 'yi-- 4il i ''yj &&J L rS. Sr A. Sr s. wi. , A'',' r A i, ir. V' S'L'-'- ' rH 7"'"r, i . 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