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Show Aephi, Juab County, Utah 84648 Chalice Club Members Hear Utah Dairy Ass'n. Thursday, October IS, 1964 Mrs. Elden Tanner of PresMrs. Tekela Dekker of Delta Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aiken ton, Idaho visited with her par- visited a few days last week of Spring City were Sunday ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reid last week. Vem Davis. Tolley. Message at Meeting Mrs. Leo J. Smith and Mrs. Painter. They returned to Las The Ladies Literary League held their opening meeting of the season on Thursday, October 8 at the home of Mrs. Gibson Cowan. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Velma Hansen, president of the coming year, who also reviewed and discussed the program for the several months ahead. A new member was voted Into the club. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Coquella McPherson, Mrs. Raymond Pay, Mrs. Rex Tolley, Mrs. Clinton Kirgan, Mrs. Euna Cooper, Mrs. Stella Boswell, Miss Rheta Sperry, Mrs.' Russell Stuart, Mrs. Ada Sperry, Miss Ireta Carter, Mrs. Velma Mrs. G. E. Wilkey, Hansen, Mrs. Reese Painter, Mrs. Joseph R. Greenhalgh, Mrs. Max L. Orme and the hostess, Mrs. Gibson Cowan. - legiance, which was followed by roup singing of America. An inspirational thought was gi ,'er. 6y Betty Motea Beth Jarrett was In charge of the program and she Introduced her. guests: Mrs. Doris Nephi Local, Social Neva Opening Meeting Of Literary League The Chalice Club met 'Thursday, October 8 at the- home of Mrs. Faye Greenhalgh. Presld-n- t Jean Johnson gave the welcome and led the pledge of al- Recently admitted patients Jerry Fox of Las Vegas, Nev- Vegas Monday morning. at the Juab County Hospital at ada visited in several Nephi include Nephi the following, of last week with Mr. according to the list released days and Mrs. James M. Mathews. Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mr. authorities: Mrs. Emma Hanson, Fountain Mathews. Green. They were here for the wedDouglas Court, son of Mr. ding ceremony and reception and Mrs. Frank Parkin, Nephi. for Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Jack Marjorie and William Paint-eon Wednesday morning by Hos-pit- al be-ip- and of her trip to the national contest In New York. Members present to enjoy this outstanding evening were Rula Gowers, Faye Greenhalgh, Adele Jackson, Beth Jarrett, Corrlne Jenkins, Betty Motes, in Salt Lake City with tives. r, rela- Week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Theo Westring were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen and daughter Diane of Logan. NEW FOR FALL Gold chain jewelry, $1.00 and up at Nephi Jewelry. Rowena Pew, Mildred Sherwood, Alene Sperry, Marjorie Steiner, Joyce Pay, and guests: Myrtle Davis, Lillian Ostler, Ethel Jenkins, Ada Jarrett and Alene 01pin - c , . Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olpin and Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Broadhead were Mrs. Daphine B. Walker of Eugene, Oregon, Mrs. Naomi B. Cranney of Belmont, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broad-hea- d of Grand, Junction, ColoMr. and Mrs. Keith rado, Broadhead of Clearfield, Donald Broadhead of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broadhead of Nephi. and Mrs- - Lamar Everitt, Nephi . , - - 42 On Tuesday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Anderson of Cerie, California were dinner guests of their brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Anderson. children of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Painter, Nephi Van Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Gardner, Levan Delbert N. Brooks, Nephi Mrs. Robert Christensen. Nephi Michael ePterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cary Peterson, Nephi Maurice Howard, Nephi Mrs. Ernest Brough, Nephi Doyce Oldroyd, Ftn. Green Mrs. James T. Sherwood Levan Mrs. Harold Parkin, Nephi Kevin Bowles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bowlea, Nephi Mrs. Donald Kozina, Delta Mrs. Arthur Tranter, Nephi Lynn L. Carter, Nephi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner Mrs. Jack Howard, Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Howard TayDennis Everitt, son of Mr. lor and family spent Saturday Noyes, Mrs. Lurena Warnick, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Par- . ."2 u Mrs. Parrish gave a demonstration on the use .of dairy products and timely advice on serving, storing and cooking. Then everyone .sampled the many things she had made. Mrs. Noyes, president of the Utah Dairy wives, gave those present a variety of recipe books. I Mrs. Warnick, Utahs mother o the year, told of the events g Ip her life leading to her chosen as Utah's Mother New Babies . . mOIKSB Last Time Tonight - Thursday, October 15 COME BLOW YOUR HORN , . with Frank Sinatra Friday and Saturday, October 16 and 17 MAIL ORDER DRIDE Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 21-2- 2 DUAL OF THE TITANS . Only new baby during the past weetk at the Juab County Hospital was born October 7 to Mr .and Mrs. Read W. Smith of Nephi.- - Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H., E. Black of Friday arid Saturday, October 23-2- 4 WHOS MINDING THE STORE with Jerry Lewis Nephi. t U i This is what happened to you last April: See our fine selection of handkerchiefs enclose one in a birthday or get well card Nephi Jewelry. (We have the cards, too a fine selection) . Mrs. Cowan Hostess1:' Juab County Hospital1 Patient List At Pg, Three EASY ON THE SIDES, DICK Mr. Meeko, a chimpanzee, maintains his neat appearance by regular visits to barber Dick Yauk of Wichita, Kan, Yauk didnt mind, at alL its not ttw first ape Ive trimmed, he says. well-groom- 42 H A Kl A KI A FROZEN HASH BROWNS 2 lb pkg 23 FROZEN TV DINNERS NOW - - - 2 for 69 FLASHLIGHT 10 for BATTERIES 1.00 SUPREME SALTINES . 2 pound package 59 WYLERS SOUP package MIXES 9 BEEF STEW -- forge can CHILI - -- 15 oz can - 3 for 98 PIERCES PORK & BEANS 300 size 7 cons 98c HERSHEY COCOA 8 oz size NOW 29c CANNED MILK Shurefine - - Tall Cans 8 for 1.00 TOILET TISSUE 10rolls65 MORRELL CANNED HAMS 5 lb size 3.79 BAR S FRANKS 1 lb 49c A Deer Hunt Must! 2fr89c PORK STEAKS erlb-49 Sliced, per lb 55c MIRACLE WHI- PBACON 49 BACON -- Chunk- per pound 49c QUART FRESH GROUND HUNTS CATSUP 14 oz bottles - - 7 for 98c BEEF 3 pounds 1.00 , DOT In grey were not suitable for fertilizer application. - So fertilize this FALL! Last spring was a bad one. weather? - Fertilize this fall! There are Sloppy weather reasons for -p- March, and April right when you needed time Jn the fields. at April Twenty-onwhen the weather was too days Look t::.iTc:rs p. i 41 l!o.Main( liephi rn u $ aw Why FQOIQT? take a chance with the :foui spring weather, and the 1 - early season rUsh. Fail fertilization works for you all winter, long, decaying soil residues, and crops get off to a fast start in the spring. Fall fertilization, reduces soil compaction and , CBilHSteS 9 It A., - . many fall fertilization. You avoid e bad to permit fertilizer applied-- 1 tion. Next spring may be as bad or worse. FROZEN FOOD CUSTOM CUTTING LOCKERS FOR RENT OF YOUR DEER ' In February,1 makes plant nutrients available in the soil when they are needed by your crops. For fall fertilization, insist on USS Nitrogen Fertilizers, made by United States Steel. ' And for information about fall' fertilization, see the fertilizer dealer who handies USS Nitrogen Fertilizers. ' Fertilizers o 7 - r i' ft. I |
