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Show SEPTEMBER THE SAUNA Sl)N, SAUNA, UTAH 29, 1950 ! PAGE 5 fr-- Aurora News ' v' v v Emma Spencer, Reporter Call or leave news Items at Spencers Service. - 1 S,y vie j, 4 182-J-- l, ;r M 4 " 4 1 4 and Mrs. Hershel Harward and baby son, spent the 4 week end in Salt Lake City. 4 The advanced junior class in 4 Sunday School, under the super- - k 4 T vision of their teachers, Mrs. $1.00 EGLTABLE SOUP 13c Campbells Mattie Sorensen and llomer P onte CLEARWATER TUNA 1 LAKES JEANS 23c Mason, held a party at the park F 4 For Whole $1.00 reARMOURS TREET 53c Friday evening. Games and 14 or. Pierces TOMATO CATS IP freshments were enjoyed. MILK BONE BISCUIT 37c 4 Large 7 For Mrs Glen Shaw' attended the w $1.00 MIXFD VEGETABLES 17c 4 Stanby funeral of her uncle, Mr. Chris- 7 Tor $1.00 Sileo Cut GREEN BEANS BEEF GRAVY 17c 4 tensen, in Sandy, Saturday. Pierces TOMATO JUICE NEW POTATOES Hunts No. 300 9c 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart F 4 For 46 oi. $1.00 BARTLETTS PEARS motored to Cedar City to spend Sacramenta 4 5 For $1.00 PEAS & CARROTS Libbys 2 a 39c Sunday with their daughters, 10 lbs 87c Larene and Marva, who are at- - k PILLSBURYS BEST FLOUR GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lbs. 55c 4 NBC 29c VEL B.A.C. k Large tending the KELLOGGS RICE KIUSP1F.S 8 oz 20c 4 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason, 29c FAB Large SPINACH Hunts size 20c 4 v, ,ort stfV rt lV Frank Harward, Sr., and Mrs. 4 CO et Mr. Lois Curfew of Aurora, and s soc and Mrs. Willard Jensen of motored to Bicknell, ASOc . . Sunday to visit Mrs. Cecilia w CurMrs. is ill. who Harward, few is staying with her sister U,e rtess ,ve ., . .,c eo1,c ftvVvCc0 F for a longer visit. p 0e ,ev vv .o' Mrs. Mr. vev-- v Grant Jensen and Oo . qU tf' - sfc' and family of Spring Canyon, ,et and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Ander- son and family of Fairview, k S' vwe spent Sunday at the home of e ,V0 Mr. and Mrs. A1 Peterson. A group of young folks enjoy- tVe ,etf ccaSon fhe underwcnt a niajr operation Shoulder To The Wheel, and Leonard Spencer, and getting o1 Co' FridavevemingTlm last week' prayers were offered by Jerold with her nt celebrated the birthdays of Miss Mr s. Maynard Rasmussen and Johnson and Mary Louise Curtis. aquaintea Miss and Christensen Bonnie Lee. daughter, Marga son, Ronnie, spent last week in Refreshments were served. Mary Lambertson. The RI I A- presented the pro- J A wedding dance honored Mr. baU LaKe LUy' j A Preside chat was held after gram Sunday evening, under the Mrs. and Kent Coons, Saturday REDMOND NEWS . . . 25 relatives and friends, in honor was Mrs. Peter Andreasen church Sunday evening, at the direction of Lyla Durfee. n ward Aurora hall thg night( of the anniversary of her birth- hostess to a num r o rien s Colcen Curtis. Speakers Mrs. Katheryn Mower of San (Continued From Page 4) program, light re- - 10me and relatives Friday afternoon. p0jj0Wjng were day. were Mr. and Mrs. Done of Sa- - Bernardino, California, is here served. freshments The occasion w'as the anniverand is located at Camp Cooke, Mrs. Dorthean Mickelsen Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Spen- - lina. The group sang Put Your visiting with her daughter Mrs, eompanied her son and dau- - sary of her birth, and a delicious cer are parents of a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. luncheon honored the affair. Mrs. Bessie Poulsen w;as host- born Tuesday at the Salina Mr. and Mrs. DeLloyd Chris- ess at a chicken dinner Sat4ftday Maurlm Mickelsen of Salma, to Hospital evening, honoring the anniver- - Pioche, Nevada, Sunday. They tensen and son, Don, motored to Don in a Salt Lake, Saturday. regis- day"a"nd' sary of her natal day. Out of returned Monday evening Wednesday oTlast week town guests were Mr. and Mrs. new auto. While in Pioche, they tered for the fall quarter at the jn SaU Lak? ghe accompanied Errol Mickelsen, Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mick- - Hilltop school. The parents re- - Mrg Lucy Coby of Vermillion. Larry Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. flsen, and got acquainted with turned home Monday. Mrs Eldon Jensen is home a little daughter of the Nevada Reed Hansen, Salina. Mrs Sidney Petersen enter- - rom a gait Lake hosDital where tained a few close friends in Lee Christensen, Orson Mick- - residents, born a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Nielsen honor of her birthday, Friday. elsen and George Sheppard were Mr and Mrs. Odell Jensen and in Mt. Pleasant, Tuesday even- - and family were transacting Mrs. Wilford Rasmussen is at- - family have moved to Provo, THESE ARE THE WORKERS ir.g, contacting Eldon Hughes, business in Salt Lake City dur- - tending the Relief Society con- - where Mr. Jensen has secured REDDy DOCTOR RAILROADER MINER STEELWORKER FARMER LAWYER GROCER SALESCLERK REPORTER District 6 American Legion in the week. ference in Salt Lake this week, employment, of son Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Johnson commander, in regards to the Mrs. Gleave Petersen and Bob Larry Jensen, (SX District convention, scheduled and son, Kent, were Salt Lake Smith were in Salt Lake last Mrs Lester Jensen, and a gradu- for September 30th at 8 p m. in visitors last week. While in the week end to visit Mrs. Smith, ate of North Sevier, left Tues- the Mt. Pleasant Armory. city, Kent underwent a check- - who is confined to the L.D.S. day for Salt Lake. He is regiss freshman the for tered someher year Mrs. Evan Mickelsen served a up for a broken arm, suffered Hospital. They report study at the U of U. what improved. tasty turkey dinner Monday to several week ago. Ten little tiee workers in this country tine and fair. Mr. i Franco-America- n 1 v VAveoe ' oc Cen-terfiel- ,Vce v .f d, 2j Paramount Ice Cream 43c Gal. $1.95 Pure Vegetable Shortening Snow Kreen 3 lbs. 89c arket - Z ,A' or - - ac-Cal- fihter-in-la- THE STORY OF 0 TEN LITTLE FREE WORKERS But it you cherish your freedom worker have a caret Ten little free woikers Reddy was doing fine Until the socialists got him then there were nine. i M 1 1, ..and at the fr Or ' aq (in $ !i n Nine little free woikers laughed at Reddy's late Along came federal medicine then there were eight. vdefa cioice i n S t3 Only Chevrolet lets you make such a & M i i $ Eight little free workers thought this country heaven But the government took over the railroads, then there were seven lowest prices, too! s H 0K 3S & tn Q $ & XkI Mi Seven little free workers 'till the miners got in a fix. Uncle said coal's essential and took over leaving six. a Choose between Standard Drive and a Combination of Powerqhite automatic tranoniwion and 105-lieitjtme optional on De Luxe models at extia cost. r ftv. cf .UN, Automatic Transmission TO ( Mi Six little tree workers till the day did arrive The steel nulls, too, were federalized then there were POW Tgt 4 (O f'j, 8. ) F ive little free worker; - L ,',e farmers are free no more The farms have been collcctr. red that leaves only four. if) ,rSi Choose between Styleline F our little free workers till the government did decree All must bave free legal advice then there were three. and Fleefline Styling i n ' & Three little free woikers the number is getting few. But with government groceries sellmg food then ! re were two. TO t4k Two little free workers our story's almost done. With clerks at work in federal stores that leaves only one. 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