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Show MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH THE MAGNA Friday, January 13, 1939 TIMES GARFIELD NOTES' Published By The Copper Printing Company R. Howard Ridge, Publisher , Edith N. Ridge, Editor ' Published Since 1918 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3rd, 1879 at Magna, Utah Issued each Friday morning at Magna, Utah Observe Wedding Date Hatch of Salt Lake City, TAX COMMISSION READYFOR AUTO LICENSES RUSH tant Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thomas n residents of Garfield, entertained at a lovely arranged dinner in observance of their silver wedding anniversary December 30. Covers were laid for Mr. T. J. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sorenson and daughter, Donna of Logan, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lundberg, Mr and Mrs. J. M7 Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lowe and Glade Howe of Malad, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thomas, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Thomas, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas, Blanche Thomas, Isabell Thomas, Nephi Hacken and, Ar- dith Roche, all of Garfield. well-know- assis- secretary-treasure- r. Mr. Butterfield and Saul were reelected --as s terms at directors for the stockholders meeting. They will serve with Mr. Mills, AbraAnticipating that the automo- ham Hansen of Richfield and bile license plate deadline jwill be John P. Holmgren of Bear River, February 28, as the law provides, whose terms did not expire this and not considering the possibili- year. ty that the legislature may allow Hear Report an extra period, the state tax More than 125 stockholders commission Wednesday made heard Mr. Winder report that the association has increased its memready for the February rush. Up to Wednesday evening 4201 bership from 331 to 680, and its passenger and truck licenses had legal reserves from $7843 to been issued. This is a far cry from. since 1935. Present total as thel28,QOO.setsplateaissuedlt,areio32.Q53. ,Mr. Winder in the past year, and unless mo- said, and the total net worth torists speed up their January purchases, February promises to David Patterson, an extraordinary heavy month vis high school student, won first in the motor vehicle registration prize in a e speaking contest on the subject of agridepartment were credit. Runners-u- p The city and county building cultural Nelson High Bennion, Cyprus Febwill be office branch opened school and Tyler Rogers, Plea6. ruary schooL License plates are now being sant Grove high be given a trip will Patterson sold at the commissions office in to the San Francisco World Fair, resilocal for state the capitol including a tour of the farm creddents. it administration offices in Oakland California. three-year- $25,-91- $396-15- The Service Society of the Gar- - 5, TREE OF LIFE 5. field Episcopal Church met last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Zona Jackson, Luncheon was served, followed by a business meeting. Fourteen guests were present PEAY SMITH - An interesting wedding of the week took place on Monday evening when Miss Erma Irene Peay, popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Peay, plighted her troth with Fay Clyde Smith, son of Mr. and. Mrs- - Claude Smith, The ceremony was performed at the home of Bishop E. R. Dimond in Magna with the Misses Doris and Lila Dimond as witnesses. The bride wore a smart tailored costume of wine colored velvet and a corsage of rose buds. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are at home to their friends in Garfield. Many social affairs in their honor are being planned. Mrs. B. E. Mix was hostess at a n to the Merry Ma- ciety met for their weekly meeting Tuesday- ,- Mrs. Ida Whipple gave the theology lesson. Mrs. Elizabeth Bevan was the honored guest at a birthday surprise party Monday at the Hercules Club, given by a group of friends and relatives. Bunco was played and high score prize given to Kate Dunn and consolation to Alta Witbeck. Luncheon was served to thirty eight guests. Mrs. Bevan was presented with a love- - charge of arrangements consisted of Mrs. Elsie Black, Mrs. Mary Fairbourne, Mrs. Dora Bevan, Mrs. Kate Dunn, Mrs. Ella Be- - WWAVWMWAWIWW O PAY trons Club, jath?r home last Thursday afternoon. Prizes' Wefe won by Mrs. Justin Peay and Mrs. E. W. Speers. Mrs. Orem Stewart will be the next hostess. jwwjw wwvwwwwuwy The Home Service Program Mrs. Viola C. Metz of Price, grand lecturer of the Order of Eastern Star and member of Naomi chapter No. 13, delivered her annual dissertation before members of Adah chapter No. 15 at Garfield lodge hall Wednesday night. Presiding was Mrs. Charles A. Maly, matron of the Garfield chapter. appeared here Wednesday and Thursday, but no precipitation was recorded. However, clouds moved over the valley, and observers indicated the possibility of unsettled weather, although, no general storm was moving in ihis direction. the subject of the in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Jan. Life" is for friendly suggestions on homemaking by Mrs. Earl Chapman and sons Leland and Rodney have returned home after spending two weeks in Los Angeles as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Hanson. LIFE STRESSED AS BEING ETERNAL Snow flurries MORE I UniUERSSl (RESIT IC3IPPP Bridge-luncheo- state-wid- SNOW FLURRIES OCCUR HERE NQ lesson- -sermon PAULOS AUTO COMPANY BACCHUS NOTES 15. The Golden Text is: "In the way of righteousness is life; and in the pathway thereof there is no death" (Proverbs 12:28) Als6 included are the following Science and from selections midWednesday Temperature to the Scripwith Health Key weather night at the airport tures by Mary Baker Eddy: bureau was 24 degrees. "This is life eternal, says Jesus, is, not shall be; and then he deFARM GROUP fines everlasting life as a present knowledge of his Father and of RE-ELEChimself, the knowledge of Love, Truth, and Life (p. 410). Because OLD OFFICERS Life is God, Life must be eternal, The Hercules Ward Relief COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS I Mrs. George Fairbourne entertained at a luncheon Thursday afternoon complimentary to six la dies. This ticket presented at the EMPRESS or GEM Theatre next week entitles: So- - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultz Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Larson Mr. and Mrs. Antone Anderson Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Williams Tony Lewis and Partner Mr. and Mrs. Amel Elder Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marabella Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Milt Doxford Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Elmer 4 miiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifl -- TS SALT LAKE & TOOELE STAGE LINES Passengers and Express -- of Riverton was reelected president of the Utah Farm Production Credit association at a session of the board of directors, following the annual stockholders meeting Monday at the Newhouse hotel. Other officers also renamed are J. M. Mills, Ogden, -- vice- president; E. K. Winder of Granger, and Robert E. secretary-treasureT. A. Butterfield r, V (p. 289). t" , s wrist watch East' and Orem depot. Reward. Call Garfield 6. th VWVVWWWVWWAWUVW MISS NANCY FINCH v Salt Lake Depot Magna Depot Union Bus. Sta. Rasmussen Garajte picture 77 W. 8. Temple Phone Gar. 110 carved from an elm tree at South Wind sor. Conn . by Lau rence Tenney Stevens It will symbolize great ethereal spirit and. with twe smaller companion pieces repre senting man and woman, will b placed ftfa pliza at the N e w Y or! Worlds Fair 1939. Provo Friday with their mother, Mrs. Mary Chapman and grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Pearson. ns ' NEW YORK This is a of a 60 foot statue being Mrs. C. M. Turpin and Mrs. Fawn Wall of Garfield visited in LOST-Ma- MAGNA, UT. TIME TABLE Leave Magna Leaves Salt Lake 9:40 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 1:40 p. m. 11:00 a. m. 6:40 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 9:00 p.'tn.'" 7:40 p. m. 11:10 p.mr KSL each Wednesday 10.-0- to 10:15 J a. FREE SHOW AS QUESTS OF THIS PAPER (These name are taken from our Subscription List.) ' KDYL each Friday 10:30 to 10:45 a. m. 5 UTAH POWER ' Cr LIGHT COMPANY OFFICE Empress Theatre SATURDAY ONLY, JANUARY 14 iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiimmii First Shovr 7:00 p. m. Drawing at 9:00 p. m. AT THE GEM OR EMPRESS THIS WEEK iVAV.WVAVAW.VAW.VW.VAWAVV.VVW.W.WA GEM WHITE LILY FREEZER SPECIALS! (This Week Only) 40c Quality Ice Cream, bulk, quart nut (Except flavor) 25c Bricks, all flavors, quart Bread White Fresh Our Lily Try MONEY NIGHT 20 Good EMPRESS Reasons Why You Should Be Present? Requirements are to be registered and present at theatre. Special This Week For "Money Night." DRAMATIC SCHOOL Luise Rainer, Paulette Goddard, Alan Marshal Lana Turner. Daring, intimate revelations behind the scenes. Exciting! Romantic! "Miracle Of Salt Lake ." Special Added Attraction Sensational March Of Time. "The Refugee." Nasi Expose. All Seats 25c Comedy. White Lily Battery SUNDAY-MONDA- JANUARY Y, 15-1- 6 First Show Sun. 6:00 p. Mon. 7:00. Last Show A Grand Show All Will Enjoyl IF WERE I 9:00 p. m. KING Ronald Colman, Frances Dee, Basil Rathbone, Ellen Drew. Flaming adventure! Glorious romance! Stirring story! A magnificent picture! The grandest romance ever filmed! Special Attraction, Sunday Only. "Miracle of Salt Lake." News Prices Comedy NO SHOW AT THE EMPRESS. JAN. SUBSCRIBE NOW! TUE.-WE- & 17-1- 8. JANUARY THURSDAY-FRIDA-Y 19-2- 0 First Show Both Nights 7:00 p. m. Last Show 9:00 p. m. Extra Special Big Double Bill Big Outstanding Special. All In Beautiful Technicolorl A $2 PAPER FOR ONLY For A Whole Year Your Paper Will Be Extended a Full Year Ahead of Its Present Time Many people find that they MORE can save the ..LOCAL price of an entire years subscription in one months time simply by reading the adver- tes or Leader. NEWS ..FEATURES . . .ADVERTISING .CIRCULATION Offer good only in Utah. PRICE OUTSIDE UTAH $2.00 PER YEAR Copper Printing A Builder In Your Community i WWWVWWlAAVlAAAVWVVYAVlAVVWWWtfVWUVVVVWWVWVW r w 4 4 ROBIN HOOD Errol Flynn, Olivia De Haviland, Claude Rains, Alan Hale. Adventure more thrilling, more glorious than the world has ever known! Second Feature SPRING MADNESS Lew Ayres, Maureen OSullivan. Five gorgeous girls on a man-huIts romance on the campus. Yes, a college picture without a football hero. Serial will be shown Friday only at Empress. Pricesl0-15-25nt c Metallurgy Is one of the Important factors in the mining Industry. Smelters In Salt Uke valley, aided by the United States bureau of mines station at the University of Utah have taken a lead In metallurgical development and their combined efforts have done much In maintaining Utah as the leading mining and smelting area In the world. Smelters find It necessary to set certain - amount of their revenue for metallurgical research. As a result improvements are being made In the recovery of metals. These Improvements are passed on to the miner and often result In material savings to them, which helps In maintaining the mining Industry of the state and In bringing In ores from outside states. One of the most Important developments of recent years was selective flotation. Trior to the development of this type of metal recovery the miner was penalized for lino contained In ores. Now aside-4- -! - th Gem Theatre recoveries. The above photograph of the newly constructed plant of the International Smelting & Refining plant at Ophir, which was placed In operation last month, is a e example of what hat happened. The plant was erected for tire- - purpose of treating' approxi-mntel400,000 tons of tailings from the old Ophir Hill Consolidated mill. The old mill which was operated prior to 1925 (ailed to catch all the metals in the ora and much of the valuable metals passed to the tailings pond. The tailings are estimated to contain 9 per cent lead, H per cent copper and a few ounces silver to the ton. The Ophir plant was erected at a cost of $130,000 and will furnish employment for 35 men. Erection of the plant has also stlmnlsted activity at other properties in the Ophir region. . FOUR SATURDAY ONLY, JANUARY 14 SPRIt miner is not only paid for the zinc, but Is paid for a higher percentage of all metals contained in the ores as the result of Increased coi-cret- y First Show 7:00 p. m. Drawing at 9:00 p. m. GEM MONEY NIGHT DOW EMPRESS Same requirements and tha same show at both theatre. NO SHOW AT THE GEM. JAN. SUN.-MO- 15-1- TUESDAY-WEDNESDA- JANUARY Y 17-1- 8 Is Club Nights. First Show Both Nights at 7:00. Last show 9:00 f THE AFFAIRS OF ANNABELL f Jack Oakie, Lucille Ball Ruth Donnelly, Fritz Feld. A t ft refreshing new note in screen entertainment! One of the most enjoyable shows youll see this year. c Prices Comedy Musical News 10-15- -- THURSDAt-FRIDA- Y JANUARY 19-2- 0 First Show 6:00 p. m. Both Nights. Last Show (id Gem) , EXTRA BIG DOUBLE BILL "ROBIN HOOD" "SPRING MADNESS." Serial "WILD BILL HICKOCK." Prices - 6:00 :n |
