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Show t 1935 MAGNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, NEIGHBORLY Mrs. B. K. Mix was hostess to members of her bridge flub- - Thursday afternoon at her home on the Arthur Row. A one oclock luncheon was later served tp eight guests. it Nuptials of Magna , Couple Announced For October 25 Miss Josephine Mix of Salt Lake City was the guest of her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. B. EL Mix, of the Arthur Row, over the week end. One of the Interesting fall weddings will be the marriage of Miss Leah Becks te ad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Becks tead of Magna to Lloyd W. Reynolds of Salt Lake City. The marriage will, be performed the evening of October 25th at the home of the bride's parents by Bishop E. R. Dimond. A wedf ding reception will follow at the Magna L. D. 8. Wardhouse. Mrs. J. A. Peterson and Mrs. Julia V. Miller of West Jordan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marlor this . Announcement of the Impending nuptials will be read with considerable Interest by the many friends of the young couple. Miss Becks tead Is well and favorably known here, being a former Cyprus High school graduate and active in L. D. S. cir- weekend. Mrs. Zella Holt and two daughters of West Jordan have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dimond for the past week. . EXCLUSIVE . . . . Lad iet and Children's Beauty Salon Our operators are trained graduates of leading schools for women. S4 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY bride-elec- t, The Christensen dancing school started their dancing classes for the coming season at the Utah Copper Club Thursday, 4.00 o'clock p. m. Anyone Interested Is Invited to communicate with authorities there. Quality Pure To Introduce Miss Dora Zugel, Operator 7inger Wave Rinse 50g Shampoo Complete Dried Combed. Sprayed THE ARBEE SMART BEAUTY SHOP en-r- 25 2; Si L r? AT Niosunr He has to run for the doctor al tr II ten ct at en o flv ite v he V to ,Tt tk te al immifc Mrs. Mary Olsen is in the Salt Lake General Hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. Her condition Is reported as fair. It he Hi Ml AS GUESTS OF THIS PAPER FREE SHOW (These names are tken from our Subscription List) AV MWMYLWMYMVAWAii VWAWWW-A JCI W nd Isthmmn tt A are Jti ads as I fate so lng not . I Priced .... 79c to $2.98 Gowns . . $ 1.49 to $3.49 Dancettes $1.98 Pajamas $2.98 Chemise $1.98 Panties 25c to 98c Ask to see our sgssassaiu? nln act mr am I This Mark of Merit is your absolute protection your assurance of high quality and the utmost in value. HOSE 79c to 98c Roo'UCT IT V,5T'a.ERy I? :th kiw art THE ARBEE STYLE That Dn DRESS SHOP Phone Gar. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hansen rdies The silk Is pure dye . . . and every bit of lace Is hand run and lined with net Those little n'cetles themselves are worth paying more for. All regular sizes. Tea rose, white, flesh, blue. Slips - 26 SPECIAL October IS - cles. Complimentary to the popular Miss Josephine Benson entertained at miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the Beckstead home. Bunco was played during the evening and prizes won by Miss Louise Conradson and Miss Hannah 8 pence. Luncheon ' was served to twenty-fiv- e guests. - - The announcement i , The Harvest Ball of the Pleasant 24 with Interest by the October WEEK held be will NEXT Belva Ward North Green Mrs. T. A. Janney, Mrs. C. O. Mr. Jacob Coon of f. lends of the recent bn I at the at the Recreation Hall. Music will Quigley and Mrs. Clara E. Burke Is in the Salt Lake General HosporSeven Keys illness. the recent fumiihed a by congratulation, b be from attended the Catholic Ladles Coun- ital recovering M tended. GEM THEATRE chestra. The Gleanor Girls and cil meeting at the Judge Memorial His condition Is reported good. Men are In charge of decorations School last week. Luncheon was Miss Agnes Marlor of 5th of . and other arrangements. The usual served to two- hundred and fifty Mr, Lawrence Honeycutt Fri.-Sat- ., Oct 18-1- 9 will constitute California, has been festivities hospital Marks Is St. in street Hallowe'en from East all of state. 6:04 the delegates parts First Show Both Nights of entertainment, with ther, Mr. Elka Marlor recovering from- a serlouz case with those two masters the evening's Hat "Top termed Is being served. three weeks, as well as 0L and doughnuts elder pneumonia. His condition of dance and song, Ginger Rogers diate relatives. welcome. is fair. Last Friday the following ladles and Fred Astaire. One of the years Everyone from Magna attended the Garfield musicals. The , sons and daughter The Catholic. Ladles of Our La- outstandingComedy - Serial Mrs. Ida Alldredge entertained Ladles Friday Bridge Club: Mrs. are Samuel Johnron. father meetSociety Altar Lourdes the Junior Teachers at Union Lona Bruner, Mrs. Clara E. Burke, dy of len Marlor of Magna October 23, sale u a was rummage Business bolding Mrs. O. A. Sonne, Mrs. Frank Petering Monday evening. 24-Sun. -- Mon., Oct. 20-2- 1 at the church hall Everyone time. Friday In honor of his wT social a followed by son, Mrs. Ida Anderson, Mrs. Elise discussed, day In Salt Lake City. Fbst Show Sun. 6:00; Mon. 7 p. m. Bruner, Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald and Is invited. Takes A Wife, with table was attractively 4 Fanner The announces the Mrs. C. E. Hoops. High score at Mrs. Ellen Marlor with low crystal bowl Mrs. Josephine Jones entertained Janet Gaynor and her new leading to Annie , her of cards was won by Mrs. Anderson. daughter, carnations and AmericaT, the Glean or Teachers Monday eve- man. Youll like this rollicking marriage of Idaho Falls, Pendleton Forest Mr. and roses. A large birthday ning. Miss Thelma Wooley of the drama with its pathos, romance tzb I Idaho. The marriage took place the centerpiece. Covers The Cyprus Junior High School General Board, was a special guest. comedy. 4 that city. at October Comedy News fifty one guests. faculty entertained at a banquet A very enjoyable time was held by Friday night in honor of the retir- all. Tue$.-Wed- ., ing Principal Mark C. Lloyd and the Oct. 22-2-3 new principal Mr. P, J. Rock. A Glean-or- s Ward The Pleasant Green hot supper was served to twenty First Show Tfiea. 6:00; Wed. 7:00 held their monthly class Tuesguests. They were seated at one long Community Club Nights was disA table centered with fall flowers day evening. Hospital work of Miss Calm Yourself with Robert Young cussed under the direction These two popuEvans. and beautifully arranged In baskets. Madge Short talks Ivory princess tapers In silver can- Janet Mabey, president. A. G. Bull- lar stars are teamed together in one Mrs. were also by given were dle bra of the better pictures. placed at either end. ock and Mis LaPrele SpraWey, Mrs Comedy - Novelty Jones Alfred Mrs. A. J. Spratley and Mrs. Frank Bertoch of San Diego, Rewho has been visiting her parents, of Hunter were special guests. 1 twenty-fThursday, Friday, Sat., Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Henroid of Gar freshments were served to 24-25-ive guests. October Is Frifield. leaving for her home day of this week. 6 First Show Thors. 7; FrL-SMrs. H. C. Conrad of Port DouBill Double a at' Request, Popular lovely By arranged presided glas Mrs. C. A. Sonne entertained the A telephone in your No. 1 with Lionel BarWestway Sewing Club Thursday af- birthday anniversary dinner compl- "Public Hero MorChester home saves precious minutes. ternoon at her home on the BAG imentary to her father, Mr C J. Hut- rymore, Jean Arthur, The Also Stone. Lewis and Friof Sr. Avenue ris chings, Row. 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