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Show THE MT. PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMID Four Page JTax Facts jigg Q, Devona Crowther Phon Chester; Millions of motorists now have FOWi OVER $1.50 OR MORE FOR A DOLLAR S WORTH OF GASOLINE. A GAlLON THE LATEST ONE-CEN- T INCREASE IN FEDERAL GASOLINE TAX BALLOONS THE COV'UiNED TAX UP bEYOND 5 OT0 OF ACTUAL KETAL TO sen have just recently return from Japan where they vi sited with a son. They showed pictures and slides of their visit there, which were great ly enjoyed by those present. ed Mrs. Inna Reese of Cast legate was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs Abe Madsen itming the week. Mr. On a Arlene Cailiek came from Salt Lake City to visit over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kay C.arliek. Four babies ueie given in sacra- nation-wid- TAXES HAVE Hit THE 47h0 THAN THE TAX ON AM NR COATS EL PER 6AL.) ( taies higher DIAMONDS aval no it almost five and OR TAX INCREASES IN PLUS TWO FEDERAL JUMP NCR EASES -- A 37 BY CONTRAST IN TAXES. ALL PETAL PR.CES WERE UP FT? CE OF El1, Thl GASOLINE ITSELF UP GASOLINE ONIY 6 $14000.000 fl B. Phon Mr. Draper 2298 Mrs. Tom Nunley und children of Murray were guests for the weekend at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Lee Nunley. The infant daughter of the Tom 'Nunleys was given the name of Florence Diane in sacrament meeting Sunday. The baby is the second daughter & second child of the Nunleys She was named Merlin by Nielson. und n $14003,000 Ne-ph- i. M. Ac rett and (lass leaders DeVona Crowther and James Allred. Games and refreshments were enjoyed. '1'he wore Thursday Niters dub entertained Thursday evening with Mis. Clair I vulvas hostess. Rook was played and prizes were won by Mrs. Mrs. Earl Chesley Johnson. A large number of Fountain Ivory and Mrs. Alton Cullard. Green people attended the reception held in Moroni Jay Crowther, a son of Mr. Friday evening honoring newly- and Mrs. Lorin Crowther left weds Mr. and Mrs. Morrill An- Sunday for Fort Ord, Calif., derson. he will serve where a tour of duty with the Members of the 3 K (dub U. S. Army. Keep the attended the Snow College play flame burning Mr. and Mrs. IJon Crowther at Ephraim Wednesday even-- I were and to the distance then returned ing, by long among the guests at a home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph family dinner party Sunday in RATES NEW, LOWER LONG DISTANCE Cook, where they enjoyed a Spring City given in honor of Now, for only $1.75 or less, you luncheon Mrs. Cook as the birthday anniversary of con coll anywhere in the country, hostess-- , Mrs. Mr. Crowthers father, except Alaska or Hawaii, and talk Frank Peterson. for three wonderful minutes at the MiaMaids and Explorers of rate or nighttime the Ft. Green ward MIA. held Pinner guests of Mr. and on Sunday (plus federal excise tax). a Rodeo Roundup party Tues-- i Mrs. Evan Ligler on Sunday Mountain States Telephone day evening in the ward rec-- j were a daughter and i Mr. and Mrs. Civile Verreation hall, directed by ac' fci X tivity leader, Mrs. Nelda Evo- - na ('Inward and children of wed-Idin- g IK LOVE? station-to-statio- n son-in-lai ''nfe-fr.- A! ; X G k--- "4 c A , . J, Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Rawlin Jacobsen and family of Ephraim. Mrs. Keith Anderson served dinner to sixteen family members following sacrament services. The new baby has tlnee great grandmothers, Mrs. Eliza Manning and Mrs. Olive Potter of Farmington and Mrs. Louisa M. King, Salt Lake City. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. Raymond Anderson were their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane R. Anderson and children of Salt Luke City. Tommy Rees, a student at Utah State University, Logan, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Rees, over the weekend. 12, 19G0 and observation. Mrs. Joy Rosenlof has purchased the Jack Rees home. Weekend visitors at the Newhome were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Lamb el Rees of Magna. Jay Larsen came from Magna this week to get his mother Mrs. Dolly Larsen and take her Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Thomas to Magna where she will visit went to Salt Lake City Sunday for a month at the homes of to visit their daughter and her sons, Jay and Morg. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jensen, Mrs. Vivian Builey went to Logan to attend the birthday T. J. Rees Jr. is teaching the observance of her son David sixth grade at Ephraim ele- Bailey at his home. He is a mentary schpol, replacing El- student at USU. liot Arnoldson who has gone to Five of Carl Edmunds six Washington. Mr. Rees, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Loran Rees of sons came here to attend the Wales, is a graduate of Snow Father and Sons banquet of College and will graduate from Moroni Stake held recently. Utah State University in June. Mrx and Mrs. Hyrum AnderLloyd Edmunds, son of Mr. son and son Ellis, of Salt Lake and Mrs. Carl Edmunds, who re- City visited here recently with cently returned home from an his mother, Mrs. Marvella AnArmy tour of duty in Germany, derson. is now living in Salt Lake City. Both he and his wife are emLife today is like a round of golf; as soon as we get out ployed there. of one hole, we head for anMr. and Mrs. Lee Lamb and other. - Maurice Seitter. family have moved to their new Russias ability to send a home in Payson. man to Mars could be a big world peact if Mrs. Marvella Anderson re- step toward ceived word from her son, Lee she sent the right man. - D. O. Anderson of Ephraim, that he Flynn. had taken his son U. S. commerce chief hopeto a Provo hospital for treat ful on Polish trade. son-in-la- Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Thomas were Richard Thomas, a student at the College of Southern Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Cline Irons and family of Cedar City Trena Lee was the name given to the baby daughter of Mr. ( given the name of Kent lieck and blessed fry Bishop Scott Cook; the daughter of Air. and Mrs. I 'on (Vaiiese Morgan) Stock, blessed by the father, and given the name of Paula; the son of Mr. ami Mrs. I lean Huggins, given the name of Tommy Odell, and blessed by Lee Oldroyd. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Grover, of ment of given evening. They motored to EphThe infant son of Mr. and raim where tiny attended the Tracy. Mrs. Christensen is the Mr. Mrs. Keith Anderson was given piny presented by Snow Col- former Carolyn Draper. and Mrs. Grant B. Draper are the name of Jerry Grant in lege. grandparents of the new baby. sacrament services of Wales Ward on Sunday, Tilt baby's Mr. and Mrs. Void Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones grandfather, Grant Anderson, entertained at a dinner and ami were officiated. family of Payson family Sunday at griests on Sunday at the home Present for the occasion were their home. Guests were their of her Mrs. Helena Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stevens. children, Herman Potter, daughter Diane Vanese Stock and (laughters, and son Merrill of Fielding. Kim and Paula; Mr. and Mrs. Guests at the lmme of Mr. Mrs. Eliza Manning, and Mrs. Duane Anderson and Mrs. i('laudmei Walter Francom for Elaine Tonnlson, Farmington; and children all of Salt Lake the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. City; Mr and Mrs. Gary Larand chil- high score and Mrs. Lewis son and baby of this city; Mr. (juentin Stephenson dren of Levan. Mr. and Mrs. Blackham and Mathias Allred, and Mrs. Ernest Justcsen of Dick Ingram and family of consolation. Twenty g u e s t s Spring City, parents of Mrs. Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. Orlin were present. and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, and children of Cedar Frchncr Sheldon .Justcsen. Druperton a and Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenof City brother and sister-in-laFrancom and daughter of Salt nedy of Provo, Harry Porter Mrs. Morgan. They were also Lake City. of Mt. Pleasant were guests! in attendance at sacrament ser Sunday at the home of Mr. and vice when the infant daughter Mrs. Lafayette O'Leary. Mr. of and Mrs. Don Stock re Mrs. Isaac Sorensen was ceived a name and blessing. hostess to the So Art Club the Mrs. Elaine of Ft., evening of February 4. The Green ami Mrs.Huggins OlseiP Doyle was and time Guests over the weekend of spent quilting of visited Spring City recently1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ander- luncheon was served to twelve with their mother, Mrs. Annie son were their children, Mr. members. Nielson. and Mrs. Wendell Anderson, of Daniels and Teresa Mr. Mrs. and Gary Kearns; Perry Peel and children, Mr. and Mrs. Salt Lake City were visitors Rees Bradley is visiting in Max Ostler, Salt Lake City; for the weekend at the home the state of Washington with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ander of their grandparents, Mr, and Don Bradley and family, am. Mrs. Leo Morley. son, Nephi. Douglas Bradley and children Befi re returning home he will They were all present at the Miss Darlene Draper was a go to California where he wil. wedding reception Friday evening in Moroni given in honor Moroni visitor on Saturday and visit another son. Victor, ant of their brother and his bride, Sunday. his family He is rveuperatinj. Mr. anil Mrs. Merrill Anderfrom an operation lie underThe Senior Sorosis Club with went several weeks ago. son. their partners were guests at Mr am! Mis. Reed Nielsun a party Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Chris are happy to announce the birth the home of Mrs. Roy Story. tensen of Salt Lake City wen A hot dinner was served by Moroni visitors for the week hostesses, Mrs. Rodney Ander- end, guests of her parents. Mi son. Mrs. Blain Draper. Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Tidwell. Mathias Allred. Mrs. P. N. Sorensen, Mrs. Mozart Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clowarc (ml Mrs. Story. who have been living at Sun yi' V During the evening rook was nyside while Mrs. Cloward ha i played with Mrs. Russell Bai- been under medical treatment 'v ' ley and N. P. Sorensen winning spent the weekend at thei. home here. of a grandson born Feb. 5. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bonnie) Dyehes of Layton. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles nsx of Moroni. BLESSED - MOTOR FUEL REVENUES IN ThE U.S. ROLL IN AT THE RATE OF AVORE THAN A PAY. IT 15 ESTIMATED THAT THIS VEAR ALONE .MOTORISTS WILL PAV WELL C'VER S 5 CD "00 000 IN AOTOR FEL TAXES X Reath WaL Margaret Jacobsen gave instruction on hemstitching, and and Mrs. David Wells. She was drawn work and smocking at an the work and business meeting Mrs. Wendell Olsen and chil- named by Farrel Spens, of Wales Ward Relief Society dren visited over the weekend uncle of Mrs. Wells, on Monday. in Nephi with her mother, Mrs. In the West ward sacrament Olive Cowan. They also quilted a quilt. meeting the infant son of Mr. Louise Rees and Ethel Lamb Mrs. Mary Aagard was hos- and Mrs. Dee Rees Christen- served dinner to the 21 attendwas ing the Relief Society meeting. tess to the NS Club Thursday sen of Salt Iike City tdessed and the name 41 STATES "V Old- all visited their Mr. N. M. Jensen, a patient in the hospital at In the DECADE ending 1953 there were sa separate name and a blessing ment services Sunday. They were: the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde (Verna P.iglen ('Inward given the name of Loan Willis and blessed by the father; the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen. Willard Friday they brother, a Mrs. royd of Richfield visited on Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson. On average gasoline LEV 1C e m Frandsen of this city; parents of Mrs. P.igler and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frandsen of Ogden, brother und sister-in-laof Mrs, Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frand- 34 Mr. Mini Mrs. Ted Anderson visited in Provo and Halt Iaike Illy Monday and Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wiland son and daughand Pixie Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Antone Spnngville, lis Howard ter LaMar February nine-year-o- TASTE THE GREATNESS of historic OL2) CROW Ame nca s JAMES CROW criati.l (lie first modern bourlxin S3 5 prererrei i b ouroon Light Mild 86 Proof KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO., FRANKFORT, KY DISTR. BY NATIONAL DIST. PROD. CO I . '1 l - 4 Dv-ch- es Mrs. Luella Mikkelson returned home Friday after visiting for the past three weeks with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Sheral (Ellen) Rigby in Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Kay (Arlene Rvmer and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mikkelson, Murray. 4 I EVENT YoY 4 YOUR BUDGET' Sedan The Falcon V i ' i ft ll i .a,-'- ,i t s';- : x,.' v ' ;' v? v - ix ' ' '' .x x, . -. jI I f . ,- - ' ,4 Nj v y -;g underwent , V - vi J MV.xTgl CAR-T- HE FALCON! The Falcons priced up to $124 less than other compact cars, gets up to 30 miles per miles between oil changes. Cuts costs . . . 4,000 gallon on insurance! Compare on tires, parts, up to 15 Falcon luggage space, quality, performance! Bmd Murl Ivory underwent surgery Tuesday of last week at the St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was released Sunday and is convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dora l Spencer in Syracuse. I'tah. ON AMERICA'S UP TO $124 SAVINGEST SAVE Visiting with Mrs. Luella Mikkelson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mikkelson of Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Barnes, Nephi; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blackham of Moroni. , , Allred 5.vA-'- t; H v - & yi Eugene surgery in the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City Monday morning. He is reported to be improving at this time. I ?! ' ' " , f t fjgryv as d .X , "tl if ? L 5 fin ra:;pi -- I f4' our FbRP Witti ife economy on mnufeturors suggests retail delivered pucos Economy twins choice of a li'feF'me J The FaiMane I5ov Scouts of Troop 543 held court of honor Sunday eve-n- S00 Club Sedan g Green Fountain Ward Chapel under the direction of scout masters Chester Curtis and Ray Garlick. The was ollowing program in the full life, complete v it ii the comforts and convcnicntc i a full living standard. It is also a balanced life, in which the stimulation ol earning your way in the world is sharpened by the relaxation ot an enjoyable leisure time. tools and comforts that surHow did you learn about the round your good life? Probably through advertising. What is more, you cjn probably afford them only because of the freedom ot competition brought about by advertising. Because it can advertise, a company can oiler improved products or better prices to anyone in the nation, and quickly obtain the advantages ot mass production. 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