| Show Fielding Briefs CANDY FOR MARY Madge By T'HE A folks in our town don’t care too much for old John Franklin He’s never done much harm but he’s never been known to do much good either I guess people feel that way about him because of the practical jokes he pulls Otherwise he’s harmless He batches in the little cottage his mother left him when she died and he fills it with fishing rods and coon dogs I don’t suppose I’d have ever thought much about John either way if Mary Davis hadn’t moved We all watched into town her pretty close especially the women It wasn't because she was pretty she wa$ too hungry looking for that But after all she was a female and she was single and she could have been attractive Mary was a widow and she had three small children She moved into the old house on the back of our lot that rented for practically She soon had the lawn nothing neatly clipped and the windows shining and a back breaking garden planted We were soon charmed by Mary’s warm smile and completely won over by her honest eyes It wasn’t in long before almost everybody town was thinking about a romance for Mary Bill Simpkins was the most logHe runs the general ical man store He was the most eligible young bachelor in town in his day Mothers had sat up nights trying to think of ways to snare him for their daughters I guess that was why he had nver married He had a big pleasant house a kind heart and a nice income He was the perfect man for Mary Davis Everybody in town agreed on that point There was only one hitch He didn’t know she existed And if she thought anything about him she never let on But there’s always somebody who can figure out those kind of things And it usually Is somebody Leastwise you’d never suspect this time it was Nobody ever knew 4 H CLUB MEETS The Eager Beaver' Club of East Garland met at the home of Linda and Laralee Ilansen Thursday afternoon Mafy Korth led the group in The remainder of song practice the aftenoon was spent in learning how to dam Light refreshment were served All members by thfe hostesses were present — Mary Korth reporter Mr Mrs Errall Bone Mrs Gene Bone visited ham Sunday and Mr in Brig- & St 17AIIT ADS FOR SALE: Practically WD or Garland phone' Fielding ltp FOR SALE: Buffet table and LOST: Garland —Call H ton all about it much I should have On Wednesday evening -- the 8th grade students under the direction of Principal Ralph Baird a play at the recreapresented tion hall entitled “The Date” from the first Group choruses to the seventh grades were enMiss Dora Scott gave a joyed “Last Will and Testemcnt” of the students s The 8th gade who were graduating were introduced by the 7th grade students awards went to Special Sylvia Buron and Lester Godfrey who had 100 per cent attendance records for the past year I guess John Franklin isn’t the kind to buy a big frilly box of candy for anybody— except as a practical joke WeU that happened on Saturday I was hangOn Monday morning ing out the clothes pretty early It surprised me a little to see Mary streaking across her front yard trying to catch Bill Simpkins before he could drive off fn his car She was all smiles and flushes and she looked as pretty as could be right then Of course I couldn't hear everything they said over the clothes line But she explained the rest of it to me that afternoon when she came to borrow my steam iron to press her only gcod dress She said Bill had been so shy he had left the box of candy on her doorstep instead of giving it to her personally She had run out to thank him that next morning Now he had asked her to go to a movie this very night! My guess was that he was too kind to tell her the truth and thought that by taking her out it would soften the blow if she ever discovered that somebody had played a joke on her Well anyway it wasn’t long before he was taking her to the movies regularly And the first thing we knew he’d bought a ring! Everybody in town was invited to the wedding I couldn’t be sure about John Franklin until the day of the wedding I kept wondering to myself had he sent that big frilly box of candy to Mary as a practical joke or as a gentle nudge to Bill? But I had my answer when I looked into his face as Mary walked down the Isle He was the most satisfied looking man in the church! My mother used to say: You never know what a man’s really like underneath Mr & Mrs Clifford Welling left Nevada Sunday for Las Vegas where they will spend a week as of Mr St Mrs Frank houseguests BcBry Karl Coombs is spending a couple of weeks with relatives at Mesa Arizozna Mrs LaDean Hodges of Ogden visited with her sister Mrs Connie Jensen and family Saturday Bonnie and Brent Baird have been spending a week with their grandparents Mr & Mrs Wm Griffiths at Brigham Mr St Mrs Don Jessop and family of Naf Idaho visited with Mr & Mrs Cyril Godfrey last week Mr & Mrs W M Welling entertained at an oyster supper at their home Friday evening The were Mr & Mrs Leo guests Farnsworth Mr Sc Mrs C W Bourne Mr & Mrs E C Mason 196-- J Man WANTED: DISTRIBUTOR Part or full time or Woman Sales experience not necessary but helpful Excellent financial returns for enjoyable work — Call Garland 21-- F Millan Peck —See John J home Sham-wa- A3 PLENTY of Money to loan on at Bank rates — See automobiles 1st West Mel Foxley 240 So or call 2101 Tremonton We pay cash and call for youi Horses and useless dead Cows Sheep and Hogs CO UTAH Phones: Tremonton 2141 Garland 195-- Friday UTAH May 22 1953 Page 3 - was formerly Miss Mrs Keyser a granddaughKrause Charlene ter of the Cannons Principal Ralph Baird took his 7th and 8th grade students to on t rystal Springs Thursday where they enjoyed a picnic and swimming Mrs Thco Richards accompanied by Mrs R F Calderwood and Mrs Chester Boss spent Tuesday with Dr & Mrs and Wednesday W R Calderwood at Salt Lake City Mrs Irene Peck and Mrs Ruby Farnsw'orth by Mrs accompanied Richardson Carmen and Mrs McMurdie of Tremonton Faye spent Wednesday with Mrs Maxine Gardner at Brigham Visitors at the Theo Richards home Sunday were Mr & Mrs Mrs and family Burton Cyril and Miss Katherine MaThorton ch im of Layton Sunday callers at the II V Peck home were Mr & Mrs Ed Wilfong and Mrs Edith Peck of Ogden R II Peck and Doug Raymond and Boyd Ditwiller of Logan the last On Friday day of school — all— the— students enjoyed a treasure hunt as the closing event for the season WCTU SPEAKE- R- Miss Moana Korth of Tremonton will be the speaker on the WCTU program over radio station at 8:00 KBUII Sunday morning Axel Mrs announces o’clock Fredericksen Mrs Ervin Jensen of OgMr den spent the weekend here with Merrill Jtnsen Mrs Mrs Ken Anderson and children of Ogden visited Friday with the V D Bishops & Mrs Max Archibald visitMonday with relatives here Archibald had taken 6 High boys from Idaho to the Pentathlon at Salt Lake City Jr Mr & Mrs Orvil Williams and Wayne of Pocatello spent the weekend with O C Davis fam- son As ily metal — Contact Karl Thursday May G Welling phone 30RL Reward 2tc offered 14 Garland TIMES GARLAND Among those who visited Hill Air J’orce Base Saturday were Mr & Mrs A R Hodge Mr & Mrs Ellery Hall and daughter Helen and baby Mr & Mrs Jack Pierce and family Mr & Mrs Don Anderson Mr & Mrs Jack Elmer and family Mr & Mrs Albert Elmer Mr Sc Mrs F L Nye Mr & Mrs B C Brough and Mr & Mrs Walter Hanni hoist in front of new gym FOR SALE at Garland THE GARLAND Mr 2187 chairs about what really happened but me I was In the candy store in Cedar City the day Old John Franklin bought a big box of candy I was down at the far end of the counter and he didn’t see me At the time I didn’t think so ed Mr new C Tractor with — Lyn Larson plows hang-o- East Eighth Graders Present Play Adams O Mr A Mrs A W Bums and Mr & Mrs J D Munson Principal Sc Mrs Ralph Baird accompanied by Mr & Mrs Vaugh-nWassom of Willard left Friday for Berkeley Calif They plan to be gone about a week They will also visit at Carson City Nevada Visitors at the E II Packer home this week were Mrs Charles Miss Asplund of Alberta Canada Jerry Asplund of Provo Mr & Mrs Owen Asplund and daughter Annette of Logan Mr & Mrs Wynn Hansen were dinner guests at the home of Mr Davis & Mrs Lloyd at Brigham Sunday Miss Joyce Udy of Ogden spent with her parents the weekend Mr & Mrs Melvin Udy St Mrs Roscl Zundol Bishop spent Thursday at Salt Lake City Herman Lott attended funeral services for his brother-in-laAntone F Christensen at Salt Lake City Tuesday Mr Lott was one of the speakers at the service Mr & Mrs M J Udy visited with Mr St Mrs Jay Udy at Avan last week Visitors at the Rosel Zundel home Sunday were Mr & Mrs R T Nish and Miss DcAnna Ilall of Logan Dinner guests at the home of Mr & Mrs Keith Moss Wednesday evening were Mr & Mrs Dan Kent and Mr & Mrs James Kent of Ogden Mrs Bar&ira Udy accompanied by her "parents Mr & Mrs Sidney Godfrey of Clarkston spent the weekend with Mr & Mrs Wendell Tarbet at Hunt Idaho Mr & Mrs Frank Cannon attended a wedding reception for Mr Sc Mrs Don Keyser at Salt Lake City Thursday evening LEGAL UOTICE j j — tpj- part of our complete service for farmers and ranchers we have plans and specifications for a wide variety of farm buildings feeders cattle guards and other equipment See us for quality materials friendly odvice and financing budget plan or mortgage financing available GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES For Further Information Consult the County Clerk or the Respective Signer NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Ralph Nielsen also known as Ralph A Nielsen Deceased Creditors wili present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Garland Utah on or before the 11th day of September AD 1953 Ruby W Nielsen administratrix of the estate of Ralph Nielsen aka Ralph A Nielsen Deceased Date of first publication: 8 AD 1953 Walter G Mann for attorney administratrix 37 First Security Bank Bldg Brigham City Utah May A oimgxgq a a e e Jtmejfbymcfit 0m g q a |
