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Show WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. GEORGE, UTAH Kellwood Company Karnes New GUIILOCK Mr. Henry Bowler, Reporter Speaker In church Sunday were Elders Orval and Bruce llafen. We enjoyed their talk very much. Mrs. Hufen and a granddaughter were with them. son. Mt. Trumbull, Ariz, Mrs. James Bundy, Reporter es I failed again. I was having a real vacation. We started Thursday a. m. and got back home late Monday night. Dirty, sunburned and yes a little tired. But oh what a trip! It would take pages to tell all about the wonderful, inspirational, beautiful and thrilling things we saw and enjoyed. There were 21 of us, Mr. Bundy and I, our son, Bishop James G. and family our daughter, Mrs. C. M., and four children, and three of our Apparel Division Merlins children, from Fre-doni- a. A happy band, out for a good time. And we really had it. James G. and his truck load went over the mountain thru Fredonia to pick up Merlin's family. We with our pickup load went by way of St. George. We met at Mt. Car-- . mel Jet. Thursday. Then headed for Bryce Canyon. Spent some time exploring that beautiful and mysterious canyon, then on to Hole in the Rock." Stopping and seeing any sights along the way. We did not make it to the Hole in the Rock that day. Made carnp in an interesting little place along the way. Friday we went on over to that memorable old Hole in the Rock and it is the wonder of wonders. I have read and heard a lot about that place. But you cant really see it until you do go right there and see it Then to me it is even more impossible than I see it in my Thursday, Aug. 15, 19G3 accident happened that took the lives of so many of those Scouts. We came to a beautiful little camping park on Calf Creek, lovely ice cold water running right thru the park. We parked for the night. Oh it was such a beautiful place with every convenience. It was early to camp, but we were out for a full vacation and weren't in any hurry. We didn't leave till after 10 a. m. Went over the beautiful Boulder Mt and on over to Fish Lake to camp Sat. night, and stay over Sunday. We enjoyed resting in that beautiful cool place over Sunday. The children had the time of their lives through the full trip. We had a program every night and everyone took part. We made Ice cream, Sunday afternoon and had a real picnic. Monday a. m. we packed up h and started our return. Visited Fish Hatchery which was very interesting. Then on to Fredonia where we left part of our group, then on over the mts. to James G.s mountain home, where we topped off our trip with a big weiner roast in the lovely cool yard. Then we and the C. M. Bundy family came on down to our homes. Very happy about our trip, and happy to be back home. other activities is just around the corner. We are packing up and taking off to Boulder City, Nev. to visit withour children there, before we settle down to our wonder) ul work in the temple. Everybody has a little water in some of their ponds. And its roaring around and acts like more rain was coming. So we hope to have plenty of rain and water before the rainy season is over. Anyway we hope the rains will keep coming it rained like that for half an hour, then came in showers all afternoon. We left in a shower. And it had really rained all the way. I never saw so much water. After we came in to Main Street it had slacked off, and wasn't so much water running along the road, but there had been a good rain all the way in to St George. Ponds every where will be full to the brim and running over. Brownsville, Kentucky is to be the site of a new Kellwood ComMr. and Mrs. Glen McAllister and pany division for the manufacture family went to Salt Lake City the of men's, women's and children's first of the week on business. outerwear adding a new apparel the companys present Mona Hunt was a Salt Lake City product to now. it was anline of outerwear For All Your Heating visitor last week. nounced today by Maurice Perl-steiand Air Conditioning Needs Monday, 5th evening, just had to add another line to tell about President of the Company Guests of Beatrice and Rodney see the big rain that came today. It Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hafen and Eeavitt during the week were Mrs. Mr. Ralph B. Miller has been named Mcstarted about 1 p. m. and did it Thompson Air Conditioning Raphael Leavitt and children of San President of te new division to be son, Gary, and Dr. and Mrs. pour down. In just a few minutes 251 E. Tabernacle 1 Antonio, Texas and the Joseph known as Weatherall Manufactur- Kay Neilson and daughter, Janet, water was running everywhere and all of California, visited briefly ing Company." Thompsons of Salt Lake City. with relatives here. Mrs. Neilson The selection of Brownsville Is remained to care for the home of Mrs. Beatrice Leavitt, daughter, Wilma and two children attended the result of the fine cooperation her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. the George Andrus wedding in Al- of members of the community; Hafen, because of the illness of her members of the Kentucky Depart- mother. ton Sat. Dr. M. F. Burgess will ment of Commerce of which Mr. in his mind. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hunt attend- James Nutter is Commissioner; and Oh, what our forefathers went St. ed the golden wedding festivities Kentucky Senators Thurston MorOffice Every Wednesday through to make their way through of the Martin Gublers in St. George ton and John Sherman Cooper and wall of rock. One just cant that A missionary dinner and proSunday. believe their own eyes. Ail our Congressman William Natcher. ResThe Hunts also attended the testi- idents of the community have do- gram featuring slides and special group but Mrs. James G., little Donl monial of James McArthur in St nated and are preparing the site for talks on the area is being sponsored years, and myself went down George Sunday. the manufacturing plant and will by the St. George Seventies at through that awful gorge on down Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bowler at- installs a new community water Snows Canyon on Saturday, Aug. to the river. Veda, 9, went part Your Farmers Agent is a specialist in 17. A small charge will be made tended the Joseph T. Atkin funeral tower. way down then turned around and is for the refreshments. in St. George Wed. Everyone came back to us. It was too steep Aug. 5 A week later. Boy oh Ultimately three undred are exGuests of the Vcrn Leavitts dur- pected to be employed In the plant cordially invited to attend. for her feet. We went down until boy, we have finally had some we came to a large overhanging lovely rains, and are we happy and ing the week were son, Rex and which will comprise over 80,000 Providing four children of Spokane, Wash, square feet. Contracts have been rock that made a lovely shade and thankful. We have had a pleasant DEPENDABLE PROTECTION! FAS- FAI- FRIENDLY SERVICE! and the Melvin Taits of Milford. was cool and a little seep of water week at home. We had Elder Lee let and construction will begin imEXCLUSIVE FEATURES! e CONVENIENT PAYMENT Clark McAllister of Las Vegas mediately. It is expected that the coming out of the rocks. The oldest Esplin of the high council, Sister LOVCOSTI ARRANGEMENTS! and the Trumjn Bowlers of St. building will have been completed one of our group to go down was Roma Esplin, our Stake Relief SoAsk him about Fanners 75. the youngest was 7 years old. ciety Pres, and their daughter-in-laand production begun by the end George. New World Life Pollclea tailored Mr. and Mrs. Milt Holt visited of September. Mr. Richard Puhl Evening services for the ProtestWe enjoyed it there in the cool Mrs. Donald Esplin. Each to fit your need. their children in Calif, over the has been named Controlled of the ant Church of St. George will be shade, while the others went down shared their testimony with us, and conducted by Rev. Jarrett of the through the crack to the river. One we enjoyed a spiritual testimony week end. new division. From the eastern United States, Episcopal Church of Las Vegas, stands in amazement at the sight meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hughes The Wilford Holts had as visitors AUTO UP f at TftUC last week Mr. and Mrs. Marion various textiles including cotton Sunday, Aug. 18 at 7:30 p. m. in chiseled out before them, and hear and family were also here and we the basement of the some one a to went be had down will and A. W. McQuarrie the time and Sister say brought "they Nelson, synthetics lovely McGregors, together. the Andy Holts, all of St. George Brownsville for the production of Bldg. Visitors will be welcome. through there, wagons, horses, men Esplin reminded us next month 11th the of Aug. On the outerwear LUNDBERG A. morning and all? You just cant fathom it would be our preparation meeting and the Merlyn Holts of LaVerkin. apparel. Finished products will be distrib- service was conducted by Rev. being true, but it is. again. Jeff Holt has been helping his uted to retailers throughout the Wylie, Presbyterian minister from Then we headed for Boulder Mt. Yes the summer vacation Is all 423 East 100 North Phone 673-356- 8 Ohio. grandparents the past week. country Stopped and saw where that terrible but over, and back to school and The Wilford Holts have been spending some nights in Pine Valley Festival Queen Wesson OOOD HOUtlKCtPIXO lately. They report sleeping condi Oil tions Meal. Strawberry Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowler were Preserves in Hatch to a George H. Wilson re38 oz. union Friday through Sunday. They 40 oz. brought her sister, Mrs. Mary Shumway home here for a few days. She is from Peoria, Ariz. The Dewane Adams family visitGREEN GIANT ed briefly with the Henry Bowlers during the week. Other guests of the Bowlers were Mrs. Jay Holt, Mrs. Ted Twitchell and Mrs. Dean DEL MONTE CASE $5.29 Terry and younger daughters. n Mr. and Mrs. Reed Orton of were business visitors at the Leo Bowler home Monday. DEL MONTE Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Leavitt atSPECIAL VALUE! tended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. IGA has a complete selection of nationally in Andrus Sat. Guests Full Set Alton George advertised brand products that are known of the Rod Leavitts recently were Books 20 of for quality. This selection, at IGA's low prices, the two younger children of the and Binder KRAFTS QUART $7-2- 5 allows you to serve your family better foods Leland DeMilles of Washington and Reg. $7.80 for less. Just look at a few of the many 'W-- j Wanda, daughter of the Mont Bowers of Leeds. products being featured in this ad. Then prove Mrs. Arvel Leavitt, Mrs. Paul to yourself that shopping the IGA way does TIDE GENERAL MILLS 40 OZ. PKG. Leavitt and Mrs. Lynn Bracken make in a difference, by coming today. were hostesses at a friendship Home Laundry Size shower honoring Mrs. Verl Leavitt 50c off Deal Wednesday night on the Paul Leavitt lawn. KERR LIDS Miss Mona Gai Hunt was hostess New Low Prices on U&l at a lingerie party Tues. n. j Missionary Dinner 673-389- NOTICE Pan-guitc- be George LIFE INSURANCE Speaker Named At T- R- Evening Services JAMES fine-qualit- y 11 I 59 for the lady who pushes the cart . . . 79 Par-owa- FRUIT COCKTAIL li'essaSouQ Q0CZ7 BISQUICK TI33B. SUGAR Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Poole, son, Keith and twins Jerry Lynn and Larry of Hammond, Indiana are visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Larson and other relatives here and with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Wallis and family at Caliente, Nev. and Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Ashton in Hurricane. COFFEE s THIS WEEK ONLY! 1 lb. 10 lb. 1.29 i Bag 25 lb Bag 3.15 Can.... 2 lb. Can... Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson and family, former St. George resVIENNA SAUSAGE idents, returned to their home in Salt Lake City Saturday after a visit with relatives and friends here HEREFORD 12 OZ. and at Gunlock. Their oldest son, Ralph is at present fulfilling a mis- CORNED BEEF sion for the LDS Church. Their daughter, Miss Brenda did not make IGA CASE $11.09 the trip with them as she had visited here earlier this summer. TUNA scon 1.151 .J 5 for 95 39 4 for 950 GO FROZEN MORTON Cream Pies FRESH PACT Green Peas IGA Lemonade Dinners . 3 for 1.00 Swifts CANNED CHICKEN 3 lb. 4 oz. 89 CHUCK ROAST FOODS! 3 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 ... ... 10 for . . . Consider the quality and flavor oI TablaRite leaf, consider the perfect trim; then check our price below , . . you! see that TablaRrie leaf is wonderful value, easy on your budget , . . "Priced RiteT Jumbo Roll to IGA lor Prisbrey of this city last week. RITE TOWELS 59: CUDAHY 4 OZ. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bobziene of Lake Sherwood, Calif, were visiting her sisters, Mrs. Willard O. Nisson of Washington and Mrs. Glenn 6pkgs.l.Q0 WmWmWmVmW, ? IGA Deluxe 3 J PRICED mtewMi 1.00 lb. 2 for 79c lb. 39 ROUND BONE ROAST lb. 59(1 Bologna Bologna EVER WONDER ABOUT WONDER DRUGS? When you think of the many laboratory processes, the raw materials, the people it takes to produce the product and ger it to your pharmacist, it s a wonder that wonder drugs" cost as little as they do. A really insignificant price to pay for curing sickness, and increasing life expectancy1 When your doctor prescribes, we have the "won-ddrugs to fill your prescription as written. 1 Fenton Pharamcy 61 North Mala Phone 673-274- 1 It's Summer Cleanup Time! Check These Bargains! 67c 2 for 47c Ajax Cleanser Ig Lux Liquid, Free Brush 65c 79c Thrill, King Size, 15c Off Liquid Ajax Duz with Glasses, 12c off IGA Pink Liquid, Quart ... .73c 59c Radiant Spray Wax, 14 oz. can 98c KeJb.39 lb. 49(1 Tablerite 4 Cheese Spread 2 lb. box 73 Tablerite Ice Cream 'A gal. 69 Mild Cheese lb. 49 ..for the who pushes fad the cart! |
