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Show UTAH THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON. J.nk and Anna Jane Pi iy and Mr. and Mrs. J. Vacne Waters are Salt Lake City and Mr. and Hilly Riffey of San Diego Mis. Mrs. Von Farr of Murray were in visiting heie mtn then aunt, Payson Sunday to attend the Arnold Smith Houser reunion held in Payson Mr. and Mis Lyndon Crook Park. at a family dinner TuesMrs. Max Peery has rtijmed to day evening in honor of their her home in Spokapt', after a sister, Mis. Maigaiet Zufelt of Others piesent visit with relativeshere. A fam- Bend, Oregon. Mrs Kay Vincent of and Mr. ueie in Folk ily party Spuryifh Canyon was held in hot honor and Mis. Piovo, Mr and Mis. John ShefMis. Dave Butler, Mias LizGeorge F. Wilson had a family field,Ciook and Joseph Crook. zie party before she left. of NEWS SANTAQUIN By Ealella Peterson Mr. and Mis. Mennels Holladay entertained at dinnei on Satuidas Pi in i. let V. ''I. i Mr. ar.d Mis L i Mi and Mis Amin lining lor Mr. and Mis How-ai- P,i ol and well' Chi Holladay, Mr. and Mis A E , , M. ail Ml - Ed I r Wall, Mi and Mis Angus llolla-dayand M. and Mis. Keuix n Bella M.s D i Petei son Pal soP fui me li t A O III! ks I ilt ll 1th di Petei son is the tiel family and tin n.1 Slii Miss Lorna jjliest of her sister. Mis Eldon n.uti home Pom M hCaitei at Piovo. has hi t n fm a rv i ll N dam hti i , Mm fill Pitv Nor,. S k son and A. n a in ei George Peery pent ris of Salt Lake City and J. H. m hue coming to R.i n vaa weeks for Kay left Monday s.c ci rt cation tup at Fish Lake. Mr and Mis Tn D Ian C'.im'i'i and daugltir t ll l l K Mis. Alden Peterson was hostess Montana visited In i s Mis v ,!i to the memliers of the Social Club with Mi. Saigint on Thursday. Dinner was follow- J.m Ci limp arid Mi I, !,.h Lo other id ti s ,nd ed with progressive games. less am li lends Mrs. Lee Christensen entertained the members of the Elite Club Mi. and Mis. Lie K ,v Shep-heidin-ne- i on Friday. Dinner was seived entei tamed at a i hi ken after which progressive games at their hu'iie. Itw-i-- ' Sunday weie played. Mrs. Mahalia Hall a family ieunmn and piesent weie and Mrs. Howard Holladay re- Donna Bytheway, sen Mnvin. Jr ceived the prizes. and daughtei Donna Kav ol Bt'ik-- i lev, Calif : Leona Whitilock andn Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum R. Kay twin daughtei s Caiolin and have returned from a vacation of Salt Lake Citv, Mi and Mrs Jcny Zeeman and sen Glen tup to Southern California. of Payson; Mr. and Mi' Lee Ray and small daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clowaid Shepherd and son Richard and Mrs. India Janette of Benjamin Nelson of Huntington Pai k, Calif , Mr. and Mis. Wallace Yolk, of Mrs. Julia Peterson and son Oran e and Mrs. Adella Iliatt weie Salt Genola, bettor known to eveiy-onas Grandma and Giandpa, Lake visitors over the holidays. fiOth neddng anThey attended the dedication ser- i eleli ated their Satie day, August 2 vices of the This Is The Place" nuel saiy the monument on July 24. The visit- They had a family dinner at two ors let for California on Monday Genola waid church withdressand Oran Petei son accompanied mee big turkeys and all the them for an indefinite stay. ings that go with them. to which In the evening a dance, was invited was enjoyed everyone Mr. and Mrs. Kathle Tesehner crowd of relat ics and a by large weie Salt Lake visitors on fi lends. People came from Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Salt Lake, WyomMrs. C. L. Tesehner of Riverand Canada, for the occasion ton has been the guest of her son ingIt was the first time in 3G ycais Mr. and that they had their had all their and daughter-in-laMis. Kathle Tesehner and her family together at one time. ing the week. Mrs. Ellertson will mother, Mrs. John Ellertson, Compulsory Health Plan her home on Saturday medical insurance In Compulsory for a shoit visit. the United States dates back to 1798 Milk tpiauiy when, by congressional act, proMilk quality is u leim u i U i vision was made for furnishing milk. mean medical care to merchant seamen. d 111 ! -- i AMERICAN FORK'S CENTENNIAL Horse Racing Meet e- d Mar-elv- THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY AUGUST! 14 -- 15 16 -- COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS 3P J. PROVO 3 P.M. FIRST OFFICIAL STATE ASSOCIATION MEET IN UTAH COUNTY 1.00 ADMISSION ty Sponsored by American Fork Riding Club ITS STILL A DA iposoe ON Only Wolverine Tanners Know This Way To Make - I prices-a- nd - -- ca found out A stores are so efficient is wh K Tay-n- lowpficesevery o,' 17c POTATO CHIPS 25c .6 for 25c SODA WATER . SPAM 12 oz. PORK & BEANS 35c Kid-So- ft WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES Have This Inner-She- ll Leather In Soles and Uppers 21c PORK & BEANS Pierces. No. 2i Can BUY IGA FRESH FRUITS DEVILED HAM that ,he jus, Frida, and Saturday Swtomije! Pierces, No. Shell Horsehide FOR YOU TO STILL LOWER PRICES Al I Search Rockies For Oil Fields DEVILED MEAT .. VEAL LOAF 7 oz. 23c SPAGHETTI AND TOUATOES No. 49 LB. POT ROASTS 47 LB. 45 LB. 1 CANTALOUPES 7c Ik. Vine Ripe k. CORN, Local ... 8c ORANGES, 6e LUNCH MEAT . SmaU U1 POTATOES ,.3iclfc. LEUONS CENTRAL MARKET THE GroccrU Meats ONE-STO- P Vegetables SHOPPING Bakery Department liquid treasure for week-entrips to a town for supplies, that trailer is dwelling, office and social center for the rock hounds and their acquaintances of the field, the itinerant and laconic sheepherders. When canned foods' pall, a rifle is a handy bolsterer of the meat supply in this land of wild game. The rock hound In the Northwest may pass an entire summer trailing a vast and obscure structure, and still have to leave some work for next summer. He may with exceptional luck, stumble on structure in a few weeks. He turn up a potential reservoirmay as small as a garden or as large as a town. He may call on the Instruments of geophysics for a further check on his findings, but he never can be finally sure of his underground structure until the drill bit chews into the earth to produce either an oil well or a dry hole. If his work yields no more than a dry hole he merely scores up a l'"d guess and moves on to new ds. Should this potential structure, however, turn Into a major producing field, the rock hound calmly accepts the tribute due to one who has wrested from nature a secret hidden through untold millions of years." CENTER Cold Storage Lockers 0 Si reunic ,ly wa: Par lal Fri. and Sat. h TILL THE ENE OF TIME Cartoon i year i.dent; i,dent; starring Doroihy McGuire, Mitchum and Guy from lowing House ;ram ar 1. I iy. Sp through - Neii Sun. - Mon. August JUNIOR - TU(1 MISS starring Peggy Garner, Allyn and Michael Dun Cartoon - PathcN, Wed. and Thurs. Rcy Rogers SONG Aug. and Trig in OF ARIZC also NIGHT TRAIN MEMPHIS starring Roy Acuff and his Sa Mountain Boys, Allan and Adele Mara 11 ; FEEi youre b late cd, fre us you Get in your Come as you car are Two Complete shows night First show 8:10 in wee cate wi to picl d THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME! Youll find it pays to bring y&r Ford to us, for Genuine Ford Service, hs are five important reasons why: home I; ford-traine- 2: FACTORY-APPROVE- mechanics- - d Who know your Ford best. methods-Fbetter faster, work. 3. SPECIAL FORD EQUIPMENT For a fob done right. 4; GENUINE FORD PART- SD or service on all jobs! I ' havent reaUyUgbt mwtIInd Try Genuine Ford Serv- ice. See why we say anyS. Tl" Btrange Bt first, but the have bonds Is to exchaneen fa.vlngs bearing notes for Interes0tn'hnreSt ones. .You have merelv form tn Jn which amount i Lvil your invested la SS m 'if ,0rbondever7formW tcT4 the ur Pr GOSHEN MOTOR Cloud, Owner 3uble cn Fin (i ae 'Hie I And heres real convenience: Youll get imme- - Whenever I hear one of mv nPI,fc has bonffht United Stat him,8np0Ilds! 1 feel like udglns s ng cc (That goes for Ford Service, Made right.. . fit right. . . lost longerl 5; CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS 1 SHEU HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES ELI M Only WOLVERINE tanners know this unique process that makes shell soft as kid It stays that even dries out soft and way too pliable after soaking. But this comfort is gained without the slightest sacrifice of shell horsehides natural toughness and strength. Wolverine IlO.WIPR 1C E SfEXE Rjrf D AX Mi remote. Trailer a Social Center. From June to October, except Wolverines famous Shell Horsehides with soles and enuine TriPle Tanned siPUrSHf are as famous for money-savin- g longer wear as for foot saving comfort Try a pair and youll surely say with millions that Wolver- -' me8 cant be equalled for either com- fort or economy. But, first help Uncle Sams war effort makeyour work shoes last as long as present possible. lb- - , his his patents ol lliNson, Mi. and Mis Geo. Stalk e.r g process is Still a Secret as it has been 40 years. hor-ehid- Entt t triple-tannin- SMOKED PICNICS ...1 3c Ik. ... i n for YES & rC It-d- i 1 of new might lead to opening area is a Mountain Ladies of a social dub and theirThe Rocky of picthe pursuit for naitneis had a steak fry and geologists heaven on th night at Lake Ftiduy other supper place no at for clues, struc Salem In the party u ere Mr. and continent are the geological Despite Mis Hv McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. visible. tures so plainly oil of the Aivil Conk, Mr. and Mis. Wallace work that, however, the and hard, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill tedious geologist is long, reSmith, Di. and Mis. Max Stewart, and romance vet climaxed with Mr and Mrs. Quince Burdick, Mr. ward when his scientific g"esses Leonard Barnett, Mr. men call them- and Mrs. prove right. These Don McCoy, Mr. and Mrs Mis. and can selves rock hounds, for they Von Hill Mr. and Mrs. Gould of read in the shape and pattern Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Danof what Dixon, rock formations the story and Mis. Howard Mr. iels, lies below. Nature Furnishes Clues, told by The story of their work Is Mr. and Mis. Ambrose Malenke Standard of magazine the Lamp, and son Gaylon of Parker Ford, follows: Oil company, as Pennsylvania were week end By the nature of his occupation, geests at the home of Mr. and the rock hound is a man set apart Mrs. M. J. Bissell. They are hundreds among men. He deals in making a complete tour of the man of square miles as another United States. Their son. Lieuto tenant Bruce Malenke was pilot looks at a city block and thus aweon the plane which was lost in the him vast space is not overly between He distinguishes Atlantic during the war with the some. old ten crew members. John Bissell, rocks that are 200 million years as against, say, more youthful stone son of Mr. and Mis. Bissell was a of a mere 50 million years, and so tail gunner on the plane. Parents his time unwinds on a vastly differ- of the different crew members have coirespondended since losent calendar. The most common type of oil ing their sons and this visit was a structure for which the geologist result of that contact. looks, the magazine explains, is A group of out of town relacomposed of folded layers of rock the home of Mrs. that resemble somewhat an upside-dow- tives gathered at to honor her Pearl Sunday Bigler, bowls, of kitchen set mixing on her birthday anniversary. one inside the other. The constant Present were Mr. and Mrs. John play of erosion on the top of the T. Bowles, Cinda Traser, Mr. and the bowls has worn into layers, Mrs. Ray Hite and family, Thomas exposing to view what rock hounds H. Butterfield and family, Ella to clues his are These call outcrops. Butterfield, Ruth Butterfield, Mr. formations below. and Mrs. Kenneth Reid and Ruth The field work is done in the Spencer of Salt Lake City; Mr. warm months and then the geolo- and Mrs. Darrell Crane and famto the city for ily, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Crane hibernate gists the winter to study the data they and Von Crane of Herriman, and collected. From aerial photographs, Arnold Shields of California. inspected through viewers, they get their prime hints of rock exposures that might sug' gest oil structures. They also sketch roughly the outcroppings revealed In their summer search. Then, with thorough knowledge of the ter- rain, they set out in the spring for more minute studies. To a rock hound, the Lamp and to the apprentice who says, is normally his only companion, home on the range is likely to be a trailer hauled painfully over a sheep track 50 miles or so from a highway. With their trailer parked near a sheepherders water hole, the two geologists have a base from which they explore lands even more HAND SOAP 55 enjoyed1 ,tt rp PALMOLIVE c,s i j r;.ry "m. OXYDOL VEAL STEAK of id l.n son. Mi. and lu.ll and family Bun. M.s Eldon also enjoyed a They H . Salem ekj dru his mother, Mr. and with increa. of I! os Nielson ami lannly Yi is Mountain region that k Foi clues ni-- n far olegists explored by field DUZ LB. IS - DREFT 2 The family Jerry Zeeman 1 .. 16c 4 for 25c ll ( 17c . ind ' c In Tomato Sauce. No. 2 VIEMU SAUSAGE ill t , RINSO Van Camp Beans fi.v faia.K it was held in ant day in Paysonr. Cam.' Ms It was the 11. lit - In other, Rex day. M they had all n Ti .e. w ho has Si Wi.iii ent weie Mis. Pie in it n way and two hildTen eley, Calif.; Mrs fi," and. family n n n r Is Long to t ieir link and twin dau-i tm nt d t til Lake City; Mis JUn; Quest of Geologists sin Id, Calif, alter and small ,n Not daughter of n with but 1 ks' we Tedious, two flnd right li. Mr. and Mrs fmy hew Md .n, a. Mi nts. son Glen, of,Pa''bon. Wlul, Devoid ol Romance. Jsi n. ol 1uW'il h nu'' m,i' got togi .el li" "s at Salmi Those pi i sent Although leaders NEW YORK 15c 1 a Goshen "H Hi NSl |