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Show Page Four THE MI'. PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMID mer Miss I oris McArthur Mount 1lcasant. Murray, a shipfitter first class, is 11 crew member of the radar jacket escort vessel USS LANSING (liKli ukh), home-portein 1earl Harbor, liavy attracts husband of local woman A. U S. Navynmn from Tooele, who has appeared in Kip-leyBelieve it or Not, reenlisted in shipboard ceremonies 's vi civ Lucy Tucker article ajijaured in Ripley's eolunui about a year and a half ugo stating that Murray's family was the only Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reed C. lesson included Eddie Lasson who known Navy family whose middle names all begin with the same 4. letter L, February Jess middle name is Lament He is Jess L. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs, Scott Murray, and his wife's is Loretta. Then Tooele, and husband of the for four children are Mary La von, attending Utah State is members Mower, Mr. and Mrs. Kola ml Mr. and Mrs. Free: Mower, Mower, Mr. and Mrs. Kckil Mrs. Mable Ericktion Mr. and Mis. Merlin Mad- Mower, Mower went to Dennis and sen entertained at a tamale luncheon on Friday night of Magna Thursday of last week services foi last week for Mr. and Mrs to attend funtral Mower Brown. But-ia- l Andrew Peterson, Mt. Plea- Mrs. Edna was in Fairview city cenu sant; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. tery. Mrs. Amasa Mr. and Cheney, Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Newel B Mrs. Myion F. Tucker enCox, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Madsen, tertained at a dinner party Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Madsen, Sunday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Tucker, her birthday. Guests were Mr Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Gra- and Mrs. Valten Tucker, Mr Mrs. Arminto Clement and Mrs. Roger Johnson and ham, and Mrs. Howard W. Rigby. three children of Ephraim, Mi Rook was played with Mait- and Mrs. Richard Evans, Mi. land Graham, M. F. Tucker, and Mrs. Rodney Nelson, Mr. Albert Madsen, Mrs. Laura and Mrs. Amasa Terry, Mrs Vance and Mrs. Olea Cox win- Olea Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Reed C. Lasson, Jeamne Lasson ami ning prizes. Laraine Burnside. Twelve cial hour. were present. 3 An 11 17, February Uni- versity, Mr. and Mrs. Arnell Heaps and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lund and two chilThe dren, Salt Lake City. Lassons entertained on Saturday evening to an open house and luncheon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lund. Mrs. Phyllis Jones entertained at a luncheon Monday evening for Mrs. Ila Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Valten TuckMrs Eda Anderson, Mrs. ElDon't use sie Christensen, Mrs. Ellis er, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Hart- unless the chain Mrs. Anna Jensen, ley, Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. Winston sulating link. Mrs. Emma Evans, Mrs. Selma Sanderson, Mrs. Winnie Rasmussen and Mrs. Gladys Anderson. pull-chai- sockets n has an Modern buried treasure McArthur of Mt. In the U. S. Navy. Ilis homeport Offielai Harbor. Ilcaxaiit, R. T. mMw-SPECTflCLES SCREEN f CHARIOT RACE DEFYING TECHNICOLOR Limited Engagement STAItTING WEI). MARCH 1st KINEMAMt. THEATRE llousiuit is photograpli of Salt Lake City were recent visitors at the Lewis Rigby home. a truly The Young Married Group The same held their weekly meeting at Mrs. set that Hits you and your the home of Mr. and Nielson Otis on of Thursday wife to sleep keeps the neigh- last week. Otis Nielsen gave hors awake. Harold Coffin. the lesson, followed bv a so Thomas pros-oeri- 'from the earth comes an abundant life for all " MT. PLEASANT PENNEY'S duty WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd!! a Washingtons Birthday Sellabration PRE-SEASO- N SPECIAL Girls' Sportswear FULL-SIZ- STURDY BED PILLOWS! E KAPOK FILLING, COTTON COVERS! Separates Sets Not miniatures, these are big 19 hv pillows at a fabulous low price! 20 ounces of colors! kapok! Prints, stripes, 25-in- Toddlers' sizes Girls' sizes 3 Girls' sizes 7 Pasture and row crops require adequate nitrogen at the start of the season for strong early growth and development. 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FERTILIZE EARLY ami use USS Nitrogen Fertilizer for results th.it count at the bank - it 5 liv.-v- Vli kn Ammonia Nitrate ty MimUG ASSOCIATION UTAH held LDS assignment Ward ehajiel for Richard T. after reenlistment was aboard Thomas, 77, who died Friday the USS Union, an attack car- morning at the home of a sisgo ship, which was the first ter in Chester after a long illAmerican ship sent to Korea ness. in 1950. The ship earned the He was born January 27, Korean Presidential Unit Ci- LSS4, in Wales, a son of Ephraim D, and Cecilia Thomas tation during the conflict. After the Union Murray saw Thomas. He was a retired farduty aboard the escort destroy- mer and a member of the LDS er USS Epperson and the des- Church. Surviving are a brother, Ephraim Thomas, Jr., of troyer tender USS Frontier. Provo; three sisters, Mrs. Dan made has Altogether Murray twelve cruises to the Far East; (Mary Alice) Anderson, Provo; four cruises in the Union, four Mrs. Cecilia Draper, San Diego, in the Epperson and four in the Calif., and Mrs. Charles (Lida) Larsen, Chester. Frontier. He was transferred to the Burial was in Wales CemeLansing, a unit of Escort Squad tery. Five at Iearl Harbor in late 1900. The Murrays now reside What stronger breastplate at 030 17th St., Honolulu. than a heart, untainted His first HAS SEEN! THE DEATH j Ihscharged in 191b he worked as a blaeksmith in Civil Service until 1950 when he reen-liste- d Funeral services were in the Navy. Monday noon in Wales navy Brady invention. held for MIGHTIEST S. Television Wales services M I'. Ieurl Is Abraham Lincoln once predicted, Utah HAS become a treasure house. We produce more than twice as much gypsum as we use, seven times as much iron, 10 times as much lead and zinc, 25 times as much potash and 50 times as much copper. 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