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Show HI. PAYSON Cl IRONIC1.P, Payson. Page Pour I About fifty men aril .'.m.tn, mostly school teachers. pmui-pate- Utah1 19 51 riday, April in a tom Santaquin News of trie Spi.g Ait Ex.o.o.t ,p afternoon The- ville high Wednesday - laie n..ii.Lci a.'.o ompnsed membered a class on ait appi By Della Hudson ation given at the Pc.d h ,h Phone 4482 school thiough pie. cut n. :.t:. I'onuii An for college- ciedit The S,.ntaqum Second ward is of BYU, m.-t- i u tor oi the dress vporiMii ing a full evening's musian ui trie class, conducted cal piogi am Saturday, April 21 commented on toe Inng. paint. at 8 pm., in the Santaquin Juni- cluded in the s uen gioup or high school. It consists of the A I. s hooh lot al of ' voice t'hduntenetts a thirty-fiv- e Bates, A. E Wall and Itec-- Jones l.idies chorus from Provo, conducted by Leland M. Perry and at compamed by McCene Grim-met- t. The following confereme ViThis musical group has sitors visited at the home of M; been together for six years and and Mis Frank MiClell.in the have traveled extensively. They past week. Dee Patten and paity ol five have entei tamed in Idaho and in neatly all of the communities from Hemmet, Cahf. Bmimp and in Utah. Almost all of the pro- Mrs. J. W. Larsen, Mr. and Mo. Mis. Chad ceeds from their programs have White, Moronci, An been turned to ward building Hansen of St. Johns, An.; Bim, funds. op Verl Patten of Chico. Calif Immediately following the pro- Mrs. Lynn McClellan and tv. gram the Second quorum of Eld-ei- s daughters, Donna and Maxim will have a cake sale. All pro- Long Beach, Calif ceeds from the evening will be turned to the Second ward build-funGo not into the way of the All Mutual age and over but wheresoever you make a V - on bet hi 5cMi I Thais Why - every day a zo A pi,n-cipal- at home or away ; AtatSi I Relief Society Group Pays Honor to Lela Parker M: at )g, i o c a o A as pi K c i V. of pa. Hd n f Sof .e t v ate fa. to lam ht a 'a a . Ming U c njoc Simple as pouring extra "protection at ' . And ,t actually ,4S0N n s good for th. building. Come in and ask us how vn by insulating with Zonoliie at money Zonolite is a rt filtered IrjJemarkif o.l 'in ed -- Reproof cost.U i e in o I OLITl Yes, the money Suiing home is to install Zoaohie This new miracle msulaiion'JNl fuel bills up to 40! You cana ,J tion costs, too, by Usim fl"u lte lt!i the do to easy of this clean, hghweighfe pour It betw een oiiis yo'ur ater from a glass. Zonome civei - e- hen j gi"i ,dent i e pul tv suipme .i S m it ..in SCHWARTZ a: Mi d. M: aie invited. recognize a clear expression of Mr. and Mis. Art Jasperson Gods likeness, then- abide in visited m Jericho Sunday at the confidence and hope Mary Baku Eddy home of Mi. and Mrs. Bert The occasion being Mrs. Ainistrongs biithday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Worthen of Sahara Village, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gilson, Sunday. Darrell Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kay, returned to the army base in Foit Orel, Calif., Arm-slion- nsuo My Home with t- HOLIDAY 1 Ibii.-L..'- r,a ; WAR . . . PHONE Ealixt stunt 41-- R paysoh s to forget war Is painting on backs of bathing near beauties at Ostia beach Rome. , S.m.n nt RELIEF LUMBEK Mr.- g. SAFI Monday. Mrs. Verda Gilson was the honored guest at a birthday par-- t her home Finlay afternoon, bidden for luncheon and were Mrs. Kate Goudy, Mrs. Nonna Van Ausdal, Mrs. Melva Hoi roc ks, Mrs. Inez Kay, Mrs. Henrietta Phillips, Mrs. Blanche Howard, Mrs. Jessie Greenhalgh and Mrs. Bessie Robbins. High score prize went to Nonna Van Ausdal, Inez Kay and Jessie Greenhalgh. The Social 500 dub met at the home of Mrs. Leonda Morgan Thursday afternoon. Nine members were present. Prizes were won by Alice Armstrong, Blanche Peterson and Jeanette Snyder. Uty wear 45.00, 50.00, 55.00 Gnat Savings Friday, Saturday and Monday md co cd Hoof c in ith ' bt rmfoisbi in meins modern soaps it tredjeso t s ao f t uhinesc prote ct America pres. DESK BLOTTERS absorpti 10 REIDS MENS SHOP THE PAYSON CHRONICLE! I sucky susp i leoieoc few ri Eest as you Kide A vacation should start with relaxation. Save driving for at your r destination where service is available and which is convenient and inexpensive. sight-seein- g rent-a-ca- You'll be amased at the smoothness ol the Union Pacific roadbed and the careful train handling, assuring sound, restful sleep. EGGS large, "A" Grade, Dated SUGAR FLOUR relaxation and congenial company there's an attractive Lounge or Club car. Beet 25 lb. bog Kitchen Craft, Enriched, Get Blanks for Tray Offer 25 lbs. SALAD OIL SALAD OIL SYRUP Your Pullman offers all the comforts o! home. And for Fin 61 BEETS 2.51 CORN dot May Day AC qt. r,.u q. Pack Train, Rich in Real Maple M gal. PANCAKE MIX Suzanno 3 lb Large, Franquettes WALNUTS Cello Pack CANDY BARS Fine Assortment PEAS J 89 89 Garnet, Whole or 7 cans Sliced, Na 2 Gardenside, Cream Style, Golden Bantam, No 303, 7 cans Sugar Belle. Fancy, No 303 6 cans Star Boat, No 1 Tall 8 cans SARDINES VIENNA SAUSAGE lit DOG FOOD Strong Heart, 16 Oz. 43 1 MINCED CLAMS it 45 PORK & BEANS 3 for 13 pkg OLIVES No. 4 7 cans 10 cans Sea Trader 4 cans Sr.-t- L Ebony, Medium Ripe, No. 1 Tall 4 cans 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Rilt Rak, Special CLEANSER Seed Offer BLEACH PRIDE 4th FRISKIES GLOBES Meal or Cubes G. E 40-6- Watt 0 ... cleanser SOAP White Magic SALT S lg. pkg. 26 ox. pkg. Spic and CLEANSER 16 ox. can Span And you're sure to enjoy those wonderful Union Pacific dining-ca- r meals; the finest ol fresh western-growfoods, skillfully prepared, n deftly and courteously served. The April menu special is delicious, tender ham. mtm In adjustable, reclining coach seats you save money, yet still enjoy the comforts and conveniences travel. of train Manor House, A Grade Pan Ready or Swift's Tender Grown ib. Fine Assort ment ib. FRYERS LUNCH MEAT PORK ROAST Bo,ob loin PORK CHOPS HAMS SLICED BACON Ends When making arrangements for travel east or west be sure your ticket reads by way of Union Pacific Railroad. Sm.ll, loin Chspi Whole or Shank HaH Good Quality PICNICS Small, CeHo Wrapped BACON SQUARES BEEF ROAST SALMON FILLETS Shoulder Cuts SPARE RIBS or Dependable Passenger and Freight Transportation Be Specific SAY UNION PACIFIC lean, Meaty ct, 69 59 ASPARAGUS PEAS b. 53 b. 69 b. 59 b. 45 b. 45 b. 29 b. 69 b. 59 b. 53 new potatoes CAULI FLOWER GREEN Green Medium Size f U. S. No. 1, "A", New Reds 1 .5 s wt" ONIONS RADISHES CARROTS LYIi'i AVOCADOS GRAPEFRUIT A Must for Salads and Snack, large HonyWhi' Marsh Seediest TOMATOES PRODUCE PRICES SUBJECT bun. 5 bun. 5 Ib. each Ib. tube TO DAILY MARKET CHANGES 8 Ik 8 32 |