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Show Denison, Ann Disera, Peggy George Boyd Douglas, Driffill, Lola Elaine Duke, Elaine Eckersley, Stanley D. Feulner, (Continued from Page One) Nyleene Thelma Furrow, Julanne Albina Albert, Nelda Ludeen Gillette, Samuel Giovengo, Ethel Earl LeRoy Anderson, Paul Charles Andrus, Mae Goodenough, Patricia Claire Angell June Afton Gregory, Harvie Darrell Backs trom. Alice Iown Bangerter, I ReueP J. Bawden, Dorothy M. Wilma Hale, Jay Russel HanBaxter, John A. Beersr Chester Dale Bello, Dean Lenard Benson, sen, William M, Harris, Mary Donna Jean Haws, Donald C. Hess, Del Richard Keith Bertoch, Mar B. Hiatt, Dale B. Hogan, Elizabeth Black, Virginia LaRue Blackett, Connie Blair, Venna Delores Hoopes, Raymond How-artLeonard M. Hubbard, DonalBlood, Evalyn Brotherson, Beverd-E. Jessie Fern Humpherys, Beth LaRue ly Burris, Butler, Abrum Hugh Cannon, Peggy Hutchings, Laura Jeppson, Wells Chase, Maureen M. Christensen, B. Johnson, Clifford H. Jenkins, Dale Clifton, Shirlee M. Cluff, Dean Kartchner, Maurine Kearns, Tressie Wanelda Colvin, Ann Con- Blaine K. Kidd, Donald Lyle a, ti, Mary Jean Conti, Marvin R. King, Frank Klekas, Run Milton A. Larson, Joel Damron, Jean Davis, Nadine Day, Betty Lou Day bell, Eugenie Dea, Harmon Landsaw, William Lath- - Students Depart Elaine Gru-baug- h. am, Anne Lexis, Jeanne Marlor, Lyla June Marlor, Keith Owen Marsh, Mollis S. Martin', Helen McDermaid, Norma Beth Mitchell, Peggy Virginia Hitchell Shirley Moesser, Robert Llewellyn Monger, Mari Mori, Elayne Leona Elayne- Monsonr Lucille Monsen, Elda Argene Moss, James R. Moyes, Shirley Naylor, Earl LaMar Newbold, Marjorie Newman, Vem J. Newman, Eldon R. Nielsen, Norma Nielsen, Velda Leona Orr, Harold L. Pullum. h, Willa Dean Papanikolas, Wilma Pappas, Nora Ruth Paul, Dale Pearce, Frank Dee Peel, Alvin F. Pendleton, William C. Petersen, Dorothy M. Peterson, Genevieve Poulsen, Elinor Quigley, Norma Reid, Barbara Richards, Cleola Ridd, Faye Richards, Floretta Richard M. Russell- ,- Dean Roberts, Phyllis Robertson, V. ONeill Robinson, Frand Royal'Wesley Gail Sadler, Clyde Nielson Shaw, Nello Rupert Silcox, Edwin W. Slater, Dorothy Ann Smith, Kathryn Smith, LaRue Solomon, Joan Elizabeth Spratley, Nan Stoddard, Bettyann Tenney, Aleen Thomas, Lois Marie Thurman, Beverly Jean Tuck, Betty 1 Turner, Arlene S. Burke V. Waldron, Walker, Mardell Walker, Douglas Eugene Wall, Betty Jean Warren,S. June e Lois Ann Weggeland, Weichers, Della Gene Welcker, Llewellyn Wilson, Thomas R. Wilson, Dell Martin Witbeck, Bertha Woodbury. Ko-dam- Ladies of the Pleasant Green camp, Daughters of Pioneers were entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs. Martha Purser, with Mrs. George A. Little and Mrs. N. F. The lesson Pehrson, on Division of Lands in Utah, was given by Mrs. Purser and Mrs. Little gave a history of the life of her father, Edmond Paul. A social time was enjoyed. CREAM "IT'S THE THE- - OF EMPIRE!" WINE . N I.,,!., Il.l EGGS The famous Winehiren Wines are the cream of all the great California Wine Empire . , . selected wines from choice vineyards in every California district are blended to a uniform cuality year in and year out. Enjoy their rare delicacy at a very modest price. 8 to 8 WlNEHAVGN to O BRAND U I iisLwolsi.L, tTu., T New directories were issued this week by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company to all their customers, listing the largest amount of local customers everfecorded here. io.ii c Close 9 pun. Open 10 u EGGS P Magna-Garfiel- d Lake division as in former years, and the small book has n eliminated to better sene the Noted Speaker To Talk At Pleasant Green Ward Raymond se years Chevrolet dealers have had the largest number of trade-in- s and, therefore, the widest opportunity to service and condition all makes and Concluding the year's Comthe munity Service program, memAmerican Legion Auxiliary recent a meeting bership voted at set of to present a Harvard Classics to the Cyprus high school. The set is complete with syllabus and reading guides. T. P. Brockbank. principal, received the books this week and states that it is a very desirable addition to the school library. . . fnOTO.1 1 TmI Manifold Vacwrai TUNi-U- P ' 13 Check Fad i JCIwdi and Adjml Spwit Plug. 8 Clem M fvmp ti by your Chevrolet dealer! 9 Adjt pi to, li Originator , Outstanding Leader "CAR CONSERVATION PLAN V.lvt ICThreeghly Chan Engl. eaOwtaide 1 6 Check 5 TmI Ignifi.M C.B Beltary Cebbt 1 7 Check Battery and FS with Watar 6 TmI Condmir 7 Claaa Pump 1 4 Adjad and OR Check and M Ignitien Indi Paint Make sure your car is serviced right make sure it is serviced SPEQAI JJCkmaMlAdii 2 T.tl CemgfMtlea Car tar d J Performance lead-Te- Feel tins . Bawl laalaumsd M Fan S.H aacMtary, extra JQ Check and Adinl alar Charging Rala Timing and Octane Selectee 1 1 Sel Ignltiaa o 33c 3 SPRING . models. EGGS EGGS m a For PRESENT BOOKS TO SCHOOL EGGS msmss-mm VAGIN. noted Christopher, speaker, will present a lecture on Whites, Indians and Signs of the Times, at the Genealogical meeting in the Pleasant Green wardhouse Sunday evening, May 31. The meeting begins at 7.00 p. m. and everyone is invited. O! to ri! Grocery n1 Prices based on market. .to Magna, Utah EGGS AND MORE EGGS EGGS . exfact that the change is listed in the back, preceding the yellow pages. They are not listed in the Salt Medium 35c . . -- ! manager, calls attention of customers to the O. K. Fotheringham. utters 8 WINE? 11 Large - m- OUR OWN EGGS From The Nest To You A GRADE O 'v 'S TRY THEM, DAILY FRESH U '& DIRECTORIES EGGS EGGS s ISSUES NEW I. 2096 alcohol by volume F TELEPHONE CO. BOV DEFENSE Gets clothes up to 15 - cleaner! HIGH TEST -- aits - NEW MAGNA CASH MARKET PUFFED RICE, Package for SPRING GARDEN, 2 Cans tor PEAS SHREDDED CRISCO 3 Pound Can for ... 29 VJheaties 73 Package for PKGS. FOR MILK, Popular Branch, 3 for POTATO. Regular 10c, Pkgs. for PINK, Tall Cans, CAN for im Louis' Special whila U wait 21 COFFEE Ground Pound for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Gallon for Ml M 27c ' SO scratch ! Percent Fasterl 3 Cans for quickly-does- n't SEIRRA CLUB. 2 lb. Jar for 31 Fresh tomatoes, lb. . 10c Onions, 5 bunches, ,10c 4c Carrots, hunch 2 heads for 15c Lettuce, Cucumbers, Ige., 3 ,25c Oranges, juicy, lb. . .5c New potatoes, 5 lbs. 15c 10c Bananas, lb All Vegetables Unclassified Assorted Flavors ! No. 2 1-- 2 Can for 3 for- - Libby's, CAN FOR SAUERKRAUT, Arc, No. 2 - Can. 2 for SOAP LAUNDRY, P and G, 10 Bars for .. . . 25 H assmi 21 Choice of 3 Colors Ivory. Green , Orchid 4 Rolls for 27 19 BATHROOM V.;. . . J I- - CO IDA DELL Golden Bantam Cream Style! 303 Size, 2 Cans f or . . , HEWLETT'S Pure Cane and Maple 45 MEATS 2nd Grade R. Creek, lb. 43c . 1st Grade Magna Cash, lb. 14 4 Squares in Box MaidOClover.dS JUNKET FREEZING Rm Roast Beef BUTTER --VEGETABLES- Have You Tried The New OLD DUTCH Cuts grease 17 Val Tex, 46 ounce Can for DEL HAVEN One-ha- lf . Compare our Ceiling prices. We offer you quality merchandise at great saving prices. Shop at our store and save. Your friend, Louis Falvo. O Quart Bottle for . Buy 4 rolls and Save! My Friends; Pound Package for PUFFED WHEAT, Package for Large Package for HI-H- HERE QUAKER DIAL 5251 LOUIS FALVO, prop. SERVE YOURSELF SYSTEM 3 STAMPS Ground Beef, 23c Pork Chops, lb. 33 12 - Ounce Jug (or Medium Can for i-- 4 t Lamb chops lb.39c Bacon, si. lb.. 35c Lamb Stew 2 lb.29 Wg Sell Only Quality Meats DROMEDARY Package for GINGERBREAD granulated soap, Large Package for Giant Package for LAUNDRY . . . 6 Bars for 7 SOAP, Q j 5kj |