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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utah fag Four July 23, 1829 William Austin Burt Patented the first type writer DUPLEX FOR SALE Located at 142 N 2nd E , Kanab Contact Boyd Robinson, Iaragbenah, Utah A13,3tc or call 3fi0(t DEER SEASON opens Sept 5th for Bow and Arrow hunters Ar tows made, lit tod and tested for your bow Bung in your last years arrows for straightening, testing ind repair Jerry Davis, G W Davis Co 222 W Center Phone Afire Ml 4 2229 Kanab Better order your lifting now pertonoited important calls just because listed the phone you use is under another name No need to mi FOR If jou rent a room, share with an apartment or In e tm Stutei 3 lid New xAJ f bloi K home furnished Phone MI relatives, a personalized your listing insures that address name, number and ne " v. ill be included in the a surprisingly at directory low cost To order person alized listings, just call the offer telephone busmens Mount CLASSIFIED ADVERTI3IH- tm 'e-nio- Completely thioughout laipeted 20f.s m nee Clinton 4 Jllrc. Kesp Kamb POD I,r Cafe small motel, I au of fiontagp for jjaidp. glow tli flood going business See O F Keasonablv pri eel Mnn Ison oi write pox Ifiv Oi-dy; Mile I Hattie Tait of f redonta, Arizona letter has been visiting at the homeMof including education, work expen LaNard Johnson ence and names of references to American Research Bureau, Field Nila Slaugh is home again aft Staff Department, BeltsMlle, Mary er spending the summer in Calif Al3c ornia land National Concern offers oppor tumtv Married man above 30 pre ferred Must have late model car tractors and machin Knowledges cry helpful Sales experience not inecisarv We train if hired Drawing account For personal in 'ten lew write qualifications, ad dress and phone number to A L Smith Box 392, Dallas, Texas A13pd Mi. Carmel news and Current Events i I OR NEW (all heap TELEPHONE DIRECTORY GOING Mrs. Mary Bay Robinson visited with relatives here Thursday and She was enroute to Mes Fridav quite Nev to attend the wedding reception of her grandson Robert Robert B a and Verlene Walker is the son of Mr and Mrs Thello Bay of Marjsvale ami Verlene is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Er nest Walker, formeilv of Cedar fits, now living in Mesquite cream Portable SALE Will sell like new 'separator, A6 14pd MI 3 590(1 POR sapp 3 In op Jid im bt it k home md two building lots See A (Or A Pmu an Pindhv K in ib W AM P Wntuss see Pea 3i ills End I (lies oi IVuim at Postam ml K in d TO PRESS By Madolyn Carroll sellmgjohAirmail Not a I OR Rf NT I m n duplex 3 ms and bath Call MI 1 2fi59 oi see Hilma Pennts Kamli Jvlfic T(sp"" Orderville daily news happenings FEMALE HELP WANTED In terview, wanted for part time tele phone survey Give phone number Illrc till s G- J25ir Mrs. 3 date Esplin is spending to a couple of weeks vacationing in Fran California and visiting relatives Hamblin Kanab and friends She has two sisters Mix Evelvn Bunker, and Mrs oi Marie Tomlinson and a brother, pait meats ti uler house Call MI 4 2173 oi Dovlc Sorensen as well as a num ,T23pd sop Lull Sc lboi Kanab her of nieces and nephews to visit Home Missionaries who oceu pied the time in Church Sunday evening were Elders Byron Fisher Mrs and Cornell Chambeilain f hunbcilain also spoke and Mrs Lorene Lamb rendered a vocal solo She was accompanied bv Mrs i Barbara Cairoll SOON! BATON LESSONS ages 13, call Ml 4 2720 or see 6 Anrcr-- Visiting at the home of her par cut Mr and Mrs Edward Lamb a few divs was, Mrs Iola Ieany of Hurricane She came to attend the Carling reunion which was Wh mi Ilav-coc- cn get t ON hlocmotiflci Sep type of p pte on h mo Wet Voir tan 9 yOv you gwoqtOA w tb ony hot w held in Orderville last weekend lso here to attend the same re union was Miss Mary Dawn of Salt Lake Citv She visited with her aunt Mrs Mina Gardner k Alton flews Items By Allen M. Cox Tliev had been to the Glen Can on Dam rather in the day Kanab, Utah Mr. Burton Rust is on a trip to 'New York and other Eastern cities Deon Covington Button return- vertising men, or connected with ed home Monday after visiting a movies, TV and radio Others becouple of weeks here with her came Foresters, such as Clayton pare n tx employed Visiting with their mother Mrs, siana, who in 1929 was station-eand Ruby Schlcmmer is Mrs Marcia by the Forest Service ForNational Whitney and children of San Kaibab on the Bernadino, Calif , and Mr and est in Kanab, his supplies Buying Mrs Richard Barnes of Nevada Smith is still remembered by friends here Still others became AND I QUOTE . . . Bov 'Jcout officials, and ministers "A tourist is a man who travels of the Gospel Few can be found to see things that are different3 today who will not readily conand then complains when they fess that LONE SCOUT and the arent the same Scouting program exerted a conOld timers recall when a fel siderable influence on their lives low wondered where his next dollar comes from instead of where Surely W D Boyces dream of more useful citizens was not it had gone Saturday evening ugust 8, was the date of a Blackburn family reuninon at the home of Mr and Mrs Tone Blackburn Forty two members of the familv were present to enjoy the pot luck supper and the good friendship Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs John Barrie Blackburn and their children from Los Angeles, Mi Fasten Blackburn and family from St George, Mr and Mrs Royce Mr and Mrs Char- ( hamberlain, les Bhc khurn, Mr John C Heaton, Mr and Mis Dovlc Heaton, Mrs Mheit Cane and daughter Alice Cane from Cedar Citv Miss Mar Part Three follows in next weeks Southern Utah News. Company KANAB, UTAH Ida Marie Young is visiting her sister Barbara Jorgensen in Salt Lake City Imperial Chrysler 1 t t t I Plymouth Dodge Dodge Trucks JUOULGVE t t I Older cars, 1949 DeSoto 4- door, one owner, very clean $245. strikingly gorgeous blouse in Orion Wool Jersey; a fabric that laughs at A 1949 Hudson 2 door, looks like new, runs good, a steal for $75. PRICED wrinkles RIGHT - carer drip-drieswitho- White or Black isitors in town over the w,eek end were Kent Carpenter Mr Two M-M-nm- Lone Seoul History Leslie Crosby and Glenna Rounwent to Merced California with Bob and Verla Hoyt for I uJean Heaton returned home a few Crosbyvisit. days again after visiting at Nephi and then Salt Lake ( it Phillip Robertson has been home on leave for a few days Mr. and Mrs. Monte Sorensen from the army. of New Castle are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs B H Sor Mrs. Melba Palmer and Martha xnsen Roundy are on a school tour which will take them to the East Coast Mrs. Pearl Bolander was hos and back (ess at a quilting party at her home on Fridav evening Carol Jean Heaton and Wendell Eves were married Saturday Mis. nilla Heaton attended in the Manti Temple and a wed he Jorgensen reunion which was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goulding ding dance was held for them held in Salt Lake titv last week here from Richfield were visitors here Saturday evening Sunclnv Greg Tait is spending a week Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Heaton and vvith his cousin Patric Crofts in Charles Robertson were visitors Panguitch at the Stan Glover home one day Mr. and Mrs Dell Chamberlain last week ind familv of Mesa Arizona are The Kanab Stake seventies held lxiting Dells p.uintx Mr and Mrs a mutton supper here last Sat Mark Chamberlain urday evening Mr. and Mrs T ugene Russell Chester Roundy from Denver ire spending this week in Salt Colorado is visiting at the home Lake t ltv of his parents, the Lauren Roun Mr and Mrs Dale Heaton are dys here for a few davs with Dales mother, Mrs Gi.ue Heaton, after vhich they will leave for Texas there Dale is stationed with the U S Army LUNT MOTOR and Mrs Arlo Hafen of Mrs. Lanwla Burrows with her Santa Clara Mr and Mrs Gary seven children of Kearns, ULih, Wavne Graff of Santa Clara, Mr visited with her parents, Mr and and Mrs Amron Humphries of Kanab Mis William Tait INSURANCE AGENCY .. . n ds' ian. Q Dxi.se oLLja ho. hasb ecu. visiting or the .summer from Salt Lake Citv also attended the reunion LeRoy P. Judd Ml. Carmel flews 1539 13, Thursday,. August MANAGER, Call $8.50 THE PINK POODLE Ml Kanab, Utah Parry Lodge Chevy middleweights prove their rawhide stamina! Strawberry Shortcake nt in Oeeember! A. . , - 1 JLf ''vcvdvy'!;" Serve 'Something New y Every Day Top hands on high - country hauls ! n Ask any trucker whos been over Wolf Creek Pass, 10,850 feet up in the San Juans: a pull to the summit and low gear all the vay down. Mr. C. H. Phillips of Alamosa, Colorado, has a 6103 and a 6503 Chevrolet truck that are up over this route the year round, taking sheep and beef to pasture, later marketing the stock in Denver. In less than his Chevy middleweights have averaged about 50,000 miles of with an Electric if uv Freezer You CAN ENJOY Strawberries in winter . . meats youve stored away. linn f meals the year round with a freezer. any time ... a wide variety of Youre prepared when company arrives, with pies, weeks ahead. Most important of all, a freezer breads baked cakes, youve pays for itself! Buy produce at the peak of the season when quality is high, the price is low. Take advantage of the specials and stock up on meat, poultry, fish. A freezer is an invest cvnt in better living. See your dealer. n' . com-on-the-c- Mill! ! jmranrswijaUiKi fife, WD J I' . treatment-an- d theyre going stronger than ever ! Watch Chevy trucks at work out in range country. Its a sight to see the way they pack into high-u- p mountain pastures and handle through brush and rock like a cowmans favorite cutting horse. Take any truck 'work for that matter. Chevy middleweights probably handle a bigger variety of jobs than any trucks alive. About anything you name, includ ' ing work that used to be reserved strictly for bigger rigs. When a trucks built the way a Chevy is, and rawhide-tougit takes to ugly trails the same way most trucks roll over the highway. It just keeps going, without a big but looking good every mile of the way. How they do it is your Chevrolet dealers department. Hell be glad to supply details and specifications on the type of models you need. lean-muscl- ed h, to-d- o, No jobs too tough for a Chevrolet truck! ? See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer ,7CALIFORNIA-PACIFI- C UTILITIES COMPANY this kind of BRADSHAW CHEVROLET CO. i 360 North Main Cedar City, Utah Phone JUniper 6-65- 95 |