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Show Page THE Six FILLERS ljmps during 1958. United States officials estimate that there are some COO planes available for imfour-uifi- mediate use in case a rew lin blockade is reimposod. ne Ber- i l 1 J59 i . beer sooth fare of El Capi-1the 3 monolith at th" i ntance of Yosomite Valley, . for the first time in. v i2 1158 Leader of the in 1 i i i ) i n (limbers, who had i e n ( ii he fare of the monolith ' ' W, lien Hauling, ' c 31 r .i.i ran inti, Cnlif. m, 004-fo- MOST VALUABLE" Yan- kees Bob Turley is this ears Winner of the Cy Young Memorial Award as the majot leagues outstanding I i'.ther dui mg 1958. ot funeral of a brother in law, G W. Dennis. While in California Mis. Grace Goble of Pa son was vo visited on Monday with her she also will visit with her son mdi r It L. Walker who is a dinner guest on Sunday of Mis. brother in law and sister, Mr. and Comm at San Diego. stationed Mis. B Finest lough. Sadie Caier. Mrs. E. II. Cat roll has just Mr. and Mis. Clyde O. Green The Vogue-Ett- e club held a of Pleasant after spending ten days in (Murjoiie Brown) Cafe on November at Bays paity born son Fillmore with her aunt. Mattie 21. A delicious chicken dinner Giove are parents of a who is very ill. November 11 at Pleasant Giove. 'Christopheison, B Mis. Can oil plans to tetuin to jwas served, after which games Giandpaients are Mis. IXdlis weie played. Present were LucPainter of Nephi and Mr. and Fillmore Satuiday and to spool ille G.idii, Evalyn Ostler, Sandra another of Pleasant weik there Visiting with Mrs Call Miller Gar-ict- t, Mrs Can oil on Tuesday of this Goble, LaVee Austin, Jeniel Giove. Col laid, Lexu? Lunt, Dale week weie Mis. Harlan Williams t and Mrs Clayton Williams, both Ant to Kendall, Dee Ann Ganett, Karen Kendall, Vonda Janet t, Kevin Chi istensen, son of Mi. Mills of Atlene McPherson, Beth Paik, and Mis Wesley Christensen, was nieces, Loox,a Oi eenhalgh, Millie Sperry guest of honor at a buthday parMr. and Mis Wisley Alleni and and Finn Jean Gi eenhalgh. Games and ty last Saturday Mr. and iefieshments weie enjojed by baby of Ely, Nevada, Mis Don Brinkman and lamiiy Kevin and 11 guests. of Payson. ltomona Andeison an Hi-Lit- es Frans Speters of Salt Lake Bill Stanley of Salt Lake City City and Dona DTaddiarous of were Sunday guests of Mi and Sqw City and Dona Talliaious of Mis Beit Winn and larrnly oi , ... Blackfoot, Idaho were the dinner Nephi. IN THE guests of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Wnght and family on Sunday. The woild is filled with people Mis J. W Christiansen of Pro who never let ideas interfeie with the easy flow ol their conveisa- - ft ff , 1 ei' 'rl t -- J ' 1 v if: n. H Ticklers George Now that archie is a successful artist, hes By SO WETLL STANDOUT FROM THE QFINARVPEQPLE , X7T WEARING A BEARD Fellow across the desk from us says that, whenever he goes on a trip, his wife waves buy-bu- y to him. I f History K . . fjlk vv 4. : x ii ini ifiniy- ,i iiYrr fittc i mai rirmryj- BOUND Getting ready for the 11th Annual Utah Turkey Shew, December 5 and 6 in Salt Lake City, are hopefuls Don Jacobsen, Bruce Allred and Gayle Holman. These boys will represent Sanpete County in competition with other TURKEY SHOW kl young turkey growers throughout Utah. Pharmacy tkMI STRICTLY FRESH 1958 California to atfend the wood, i Federal Civil Rights Commission announces that the first, full - scale federal - state confer-uic- e on school integration will be hi Id in Nashv llle, Tcnn , early November 27th, Thursday, Mrs. C. L. Walker is in Engle- Nephi Local and Social Hems The gas lamp is making a comeback as a decorative addition in many suburban jards. One company, alone, predicts a sales volume of some 200 000 NEPHI, UTAH TiMES-NEW- Its difficult to get things worth having without hard vvoik. by ROBERT HALL In 19.58 the fust federal legists Fortune wont smile on you without a lot of encouragement tion imposing the requnement that new diugs be adequately tested for safety before being marketed to the public was passed. The definitions of new drugs may be deemed on the basis of labeling and composition, actual newness may arise by a change m a composition of the drug b combination of ingredients proportion of the ingredc-- A SPECIAL ITEM FOR FRIDAY ONL- Y(We're Open till 8 Every Friday Evening) - two items per customer (Our regular price 1.49) Limit thr ients, d -- the use or preparation or the dosage recommended. . .At this season, set aside for giv ing thanks, it seems fitting that we expiess our sincere gratitude for the friendship and confidence We you have extended to us. shall strive to continue to merit your confidence. 9 e-- (SHOP-AT-HOM-E hr nt nrptiif . jut Mil 1958 300 - JUDGE TURKEY Soto Utah judge for theis coming David Dr. J to i ttrptl tficiilisl I r Mr tent till uiln to Mil Turkey ROBERT HALL PHARMACY Show TU6S poultry professor. won national Dr. Corson ho recognition for Hli research on hybrid turkeys. Carson, CHAPMAN FURNITURE USU V r t Ay. i. 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