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Show THE Thursday, June 4, 1959 Page Two f SUN-ADVOCA- I What's the big attraction at Penneys? s V .6 tiss&Hpv&dt fet&t:Jf ii iZgyz to ; psi yK. S' . . . Students who composed the patrol at the schools during the last quarter of the school Dale Terry Williams, Ous-leyear are shown. Front, left to right,PaulareSnow y. and David Robert Hoehner, Marx, Center row, left to right, are Scott Petty, Charlotte Pitts, Karen Jarvi, Sophi Polyhronakis and Stephanie Dent, are Jay Martin, Wanda Duran, to left Miller. Back, right, Judy and Robert Mathis. Denison Annette McDowell, Jocelyn FINAL PATROL Harding-Centr- al (arbonville News Highlights Reported Members of the Aaronic priest- Knight. Refreshments was served hood held their annual outing re- at the dose of the program. Luella Dickman presented her cently. They went to Green River where the watched the clocking social sdence lesson Tuesday. of the boats which were making How Do I Rate" was the title the trip down the Green River to of the lesson. Individuals rated Moab. They also visited the Ar- themselves as a family member, ches. Hot cake breakfast and ham- marriage partner, parent, comburger fry were enjoyed by Fer- munity member and translating rell Bentley, Carl Keller, Val Jen- the gospel into living. Anna Manings, Clinton Bentley, Douglas this and Sarah Wilde rated themJennings, Val John Jennings, Gary selves as grandparents. Ward Primary Smith, Ted, Oviatt and Floyd meeting was held at the home of Jennings. Relief Society held a mother Sarah Marie Knight Wednesday and daughter fashion show and evening. The lesson, "Whither Thou Goest, was given by June program. This is the first of such functions and it is hoped it will Johnson. Present were Elsie CochFash- rane, Evelyn Rhodes, Clara Dunn, be an annual Barbara Keller, ions were modeled by girls rang- Dale Johnson, and Angelina Ree Slaugh Myrtle to old the two from years ing Martinez. fashteens; mother and daughter Members of the Good Neighbor ions were also modeled. The fashArdo-hai- n, ion .show was narrated by Joan Club visited with Teressie her at club member, former folas was Henrie. The program lows: Poem, "What Daddy home Thursday. A going-awa- y was presented. Thinks, by Laurie Kissell; read- gift MA and Mrs. A. D. MacLean ing, "The Pink Hat," by Sandra are now home after enjoying a Keller; poem, What Is A Girl," three-week- s with their vacation by Jeanette Daniel; song, Sumand family at Long mertime," by Eva Oviatt and son, Jimmy, California. daughters, Vatia, Deola, Retha Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilde of and Annette; poems, It May be at the Dear Cleveland were visitors You," Simplicity in Life, Mrs. Ray Wilde Mr. and of home Joey, by Martha McKendrick; Song, Lets Go To Church Next Monday. Belle Burgess treated a group Sunday Morning," by Sarah Wilde, of and a to preparation 2 Pay less, have more towels for d, vacation, beach, guests! turrose, pink, white, quoise, green. close-packe- Face Towels 3 for 88c Wash Cloths 3 for 88c BUDGET i SUMMER! FOR THRIFTY 1 SO TERRIES, THIRSTY, EE 88 , EE EE Bath Towel, 20 by 40 inches N RAYON OF 5 FOR PRICE SLACKS NYLON Penneys rich gabardine slacks have a neat pleated front, tinuous waistband and dropped belt loops. Machine washable in lukewarm water. Choice of con-E- E 6 colors. 2 PAIR $10 0 Men's Sizes 28 to 42 IllII III her friends supper Sarah Marie Knight and Kathleen show Saturday. Helping her celebrate her eleventh birthday were, Lynda Pilling, Kathleen Knight, Vichl Wycherley, Jolene Nick, Patty Sherman, Barbara Jensen and Susan and Linda Anderson. The closing social of the Relief Society was held Tuesday. A proMeet The New World gram, America," was presented by Anna-bell- e Kissell. Participating were Annabelle Kissell as Voice of History; Mae Pulsipher as William Bradford; Sarah Marie Knight as Cotton Mather," Ramona Murray as Roger Williams; Anna Ma-- 1 this as Anne Bradstreet; Sarepta Jennings as Jonathan Edwards. Psalms singers were Luella Dickman, Maxine Bentley, Reva Dour-- 1 os, Jean Laws, Sarah Wilde and Dale Johnson. They sang two numbers. Refreshments were serv-- 1 ed. Mae Pulsipher entertained members of the Good Neighbor Club at her home Thursday afternoon. Luncheon and sewing were by Bertha Wilcoxsen, Sarah Wilde, Sarah Marie Knight, Anna Mathis, Sarepta Jennings, Agnes Rowley, Inona Oliver. Ellen Pulsipher and Alice Pearson were special guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilde and children, JoAnn, Susan, Pat and Mike of Orem, were Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Fish of Clearfield spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Knight. Donald Stagg is spending two weeks at home on leave. He has en-oy- A aVs VC VsX v v! a ITS LUCKY when you live in America The ball swings on the pendulum of your arm . . . skims down the alley and starts to hook . . . smack into the pocket ...Strike! Pins explode in all directions as you turn and reach for the winner s reward ... a cool refreshing bottle of Lucky Lager beer. It's just what you need to quench a bowler s thirst. LUCKY LAGER Kwy V Y. si y PLUCKY! jf, f . 7 '6 .LAGEj ' been stationed at Fort Ord, California, and will report to Fort Belvoir, Virginia, when his leave is over. He was visited last weekend by former buddies, Brent Sat-- 1 terthwaite, Lynn Wheeler and Bill Godfrey of Ogden. Jimmy Stagg left Sunday for Yellowstone National Park where he has employment again this summer. He was accompanied to Salt Lake City by bis family. Home Builders holiday was held for Larks, Bluebirds and Seagulls at the Kenilworth chapel Monday afternoon. Each ward of the stake participated in the program. Song, Ill Go Where You Want Me To Go, Dear Lord, was sung by Kay Kissell, Annette Oviatt, EvVon Grogan and Sharon Marshall, accompanied by Deanna Pearson. Attending from here were Elsie Cochrane, Evelyn Rhodes, Pat McCurdy, Lucille Prazen, Sarah Marie Knight, Annabelle Kissell, Raedell Pearson, Lylas Wycherly, Sharon Marshall, Kathleen Knight, Vicki Wycherley, Belle Burgess, Kay Kissell, Annette Oviatt, Pearson, Ruby Powell, EvVon Grogan and Jolene Nick. De-an- ne More than half the bitminous coal mined in the U. S. today is cleaned, sized and treated in preparation plants, double the amount so handled 10 years ago. 1 NOW! GALAXY IN SET 42-PIE- CE Compare! Ever STAINLESS 14-iNC- 8 FOR See how you save 16 tea- 2 tables. flow. kr. COTTON DRESSES $1. to 3 Easy care cotton organdy, solid and print broadcloth. h Full skirts, hems, sashes, little collars! Prettiest trimmings at this price! Machine wash. Sizes 1 two-inc- COTTON SI. 2 FOR Sizes 2, 3, 4 Sanforized poplins! Dan Polished River Playette! Genercottons! ous hems for lengthening Bar-tacke- d. Back pocket. He-m- an A ..... TODDLERS TINY BOYS COTTON SHORTS TINY SLEEVELESS BRAZIER! H Takes care of a big order (12 hamburgers). Quality made: all steel, chromed grid, chromed removable legs. Bowl, newly tapeied for air .ONLY on this quality stainless steel. Get new incised motif created in the style of sterling. Only at Penneys by International Silver! spoons; 8 dinner knives, forks, soup spoons, see em so big, so low priced col- ors! All this at savings! KNIT POLOS Sizes 2 to 4 Lined collars, 2 - button plackets! Finely tailored in machine washable knit cotton. Good for dress or play. Attractive colors in solids and stripes. SPECIAL! COTTON BABY DOLLS! GIANT VINYL POOL AT GIANT SAVINGS 888 Summers night dream. Trimmed, printed cotton batiste baby dolls. Wash n wear, little or no iron. Spe- dal price. Stock up. Small, Medium, Large. iwmnwiw shop pekhtys ; . .youll live ostTun, Compare! Weve never seen one so big for so little! over 6 feet across, feet deep. Strong Krene vinyl. A whale of a lot of fun. Two-ton- e. wv youll save i) er, |
