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Show WASHINGTON Relief Society Holds First Social Injured Youth Is Improving Alien McAlister is recovering in the Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City after his car accident by Leeds August 17. He Is in fair condition. He has to go back into surgery, Friday, Sept. 13. Allen graduated from Dixie College where he went two years. Stake President Andrew O. McArthur and Stake Relief Society Advisor Anthony W. Atkin. FALL PAINT SPECIAL! TOP QUALITY WHITE PAINT Linseed Oil SA 1 per $1.98 gal. per gat Brushes, roller, thinner, everything you need for your Fall painting. Lorraine Avery Branch Manager t t t The St. George Stake Relief Society held their opening social in the Stake Recreation Hall at 2:00 Tuesday afternoon with 200 women present to enjoy a lovely program and refreshments. Present also was Special tribute was paid to Mrs. Arthur K. (Orilla) liafen who recently resigned the Stake Board because of illness. Numbers were given by each ward of the stake and a humorous reading was given by the oldest active member, Mrs. Harriet Woodbury who is 90 years of age. Another outstanding number was given by a member of the Shivwit Indian Relief Society in the form of a solo in the native tongue. Mr. and Mr. Ray Thompson; Diane Andrus who is attending have returned from Salt Lake City Darryls Beauty School there. where they attended funeral servProfessor Robert Dalton left ices for Mrs. Arnold Thompson, a Wednesday for Denver, Colo, where sister-in-laof Rays. he will attend this winter. He is on leave from the English Department Mr. and Mrs. Iliff Andrus re- of the Dixie College. Mrs. Dalton turned Sunday evening from Salt will teach physical education here Lake City where Mr. Andrus spent this winter. the week receiving medical care Mrs. Ellen, Canfield ;of Las VeMiss Mary Ellen Hunt was in a hospital. Mrs. Andrus was a Nev., was, a guest of her sister week end visitor in Las Vegas. guest at the home of her sister, gas, Mrs. Burr Canfield last week. Also visiting In Las Vegas over Mrs. Joseph Thompson and also the week end were Mr. and Mrs. visited with her daughter, Miss Carl L. Moss of Mesa, Ariz. is Verl Leavitt and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leavitt. and sacrament meeting. Many of them were one time residents of our community, and we were very happy to welcome them, with their descendents back. Hope they will come again. Donna Lou McAllister was home over the week end from Provo where she is spending the winter at the BYU. GUHLOCK Mrs. Henry Bowler. Reporter Sacrament meeting Sunday was a very large and interesting session, we were given a new bishop. Guy W. Bowler, who has been bishop since Feb. of 1958, was released from that office and Leo Bowler was named as his successor. Councilors to the new bishop are Arvel Leavitt, who was councilor to Guy, and Glen McAllister. The ward clerks, Milton Holt and wife, Olive, were retained as clerks. We sincerely wish the new officers success In their new assignment We appreciate very much the attendance of the visitors here for the Josiah Leavitt reunion. A large group from Idaho, Nevada, Calif., besides those from nearby towns, gathered with us for Sunday school Protestant Church Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hunt and three children attended the party on Cedar Mountain for power plant employees last week. Guests of the F. J. Bowlers during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Clark McAllister and daughter, Sidney of Las Vegas, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bryner of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Curl, the Truman Bowlers, and the Andy Lytles of St. George. Harris, Presbyterian minMr. and Mrs. F. J. Bowler visited ister from Las Vegas will be in with the Earl Bleaks on their goldcharge of services Sunday evening en wedding day. at 7:00 o'clock at the DUP Building. Guests of the Leo Bowlers SunTwelve members were present INTERMOUNTAIN Sunday school will be at 10 a. m. were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce from this group to enjoy the social. day FARMERS ASSN. Music was furnished by the DUP A potluck Mexican dinner will Marsh of Inglewood, the Stan SorBand. be held Friday evening at the home ensens of Leeds, Tillie Sorensen of Mrs. Bill Earp for all church and the Erie Snows of St. George. Visiting the Milt Holts were the members and friends. LaMar Millers of Washington and the Clair Cannons of St. George. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Holt were Vts fiB business visitors in Cedar City one day last week. Mrs. Leo Bowler took daughter, Barbara, back to Sait Lake City to continue her school work there after her recent vacation. Mrs. Beatrice Leavitt is home after visiting a week in Delta and two weeks in Salt Lake City with relatives. Guests of the Rodney Leavitts the week were Mr. and during FOR ALL YOUR DRYCLEAIIIIIG Mrs. David Bundy and family of Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Swain of Las Vegas, the Mount Bauers of Leeds, Mr. and Mrs. Mardell Brinkerhoff, and Mr. nd Mrs. Max Brinkerhoff of St. George, Mr. and Mrs. Holland Crow from the DI Ranch, Eddie Bunker of Delta. Visiting the Verl Leavitts were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Staheli of Enterprise and Mrs. Velma Brearton and daughter, Jan of St. George. MODERN CLEANERS Business visitors at the Henry Bowler home Friday were Mrs. Jay Holt, Mrs. Will Lund, Mrs. Ted Twitchell and younger daughters, TT LOOKS SO NEW, WHEN WERE THROUGH and Mrs. Dean Terry and baby. LORRAINE AVERY Mrs. Dewane Adams and daughters, Branch Manager 38 South Main Sandra and Cherri visited the Henry Phone 673-203- 1 Bowlers Sunday evening. INTERMOUNTAIN St. George Five of high priests attended FARMERS ASSN. high priest meeting in St George Sunday night Rev. Ye now offer Thursday, Sept 26, 19G3 COUNTY NEWS, ST. GEORGE, UTAH Dnn here to spend some time taking care of some painting contract work. Wiliiam Jones was released from the Dixie Hospital Tuesday to return to his home after receiving medical care. Visiting at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Marden Brown last week end with his mother at the Young Rest Home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muir, Mrs. Carolyn Roundy, Sherman and Reed Brown, alt of Salt Lake City. faced by one Many markets in this area are selling rib roasts like the therebeing no need for s But the at the in husband right. picture the unhappy a roast. Safeway s method of your husband to get upset when he carves makes waste and carving and eating a happy removes parts meat trimming to a cinch to carve, and just meat cook, thats You easy get experience. for more You wonderful to eat. your money in meat that is properly get trimmed before weighing. All Safeway meats are close trimmed. 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