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Show r CHRONICLE V'dues.! tirade of Easter C. S. Golden. 1 303 No con 10c Gordenjide Peas Sweet Frorer. pkg IceCream Assorted Crackers :ZG' 2,b b0. Tea Timers K.r.,bb, OCKToll Del Monte Assorted Fruits No 2's can 1.45 Peaches Src,M"" 39c 29c 25c 39c 29c La Lani t Flavors Chee-Zi- Fo,To,,y p IT Suzanna LoLanI or libby's Pineapple No 2 size 7 con Juice 3'4 Ibi Syrup Airway, "The world's Coffe popular coffee Nob Hill ?:ty.Cof,Ma,ib ! I I tTQ No rcO 3 2 3 cans cans Potato Chips Large 6H Assorted Jell Well Gelatin (3 Pickles ox for d! 80: most flavor- .- lb. EASTER 90c LILIES Make EGGS Your Selection From Hardy, Long Blooming Plants. You'll nood plenty of eggs. Buy an extra supply for coloring, largo "AA" Grade White Civil Defense Program Leland Peery, director of civil defense in Utah C.umtv. was guest speaker at the Beta Cultus Club, at gathering held Man- day at the home of Mrs. Afton Oborn. Mr. Peery was introduced bv Mrs. Elmer Taylor, with Mrs. Oborn. The speaker howed films and discussed prob- the event. Boy, April 1, Sterling Johnson The program reatured Miss and Colleen Carter lems which might arise in case of Francom, of LaRae Kirk, a student at Brig- Payson. attack by an enemy. ham Young University, who desGirl, April 1, D. Ray and Musical numbers were by Vircribed her through the Holy Dolores Anne Smith Fullmer, of ginia Droliinger, who sang and Lands and trip showed films on Springville. played her own accompaniment Bethlehem and Jerecho. on her guitar. Mrs. Verner LarMiss Connie Siggard, also of BYU Mr. and Mrs. Reed Black and son, preident, was in charge. sang, Open the Gates of the Grand Junction, Colo., family, Mrs. Albert Francom was electwith piano accompani- were recent Temple, ed new vice president of the Beta guests of Mrs. Blacks ment by Miss Frances Williams. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. CarCultus club when the annual parents, Refreshments were served to Mr. Black and children, spring luncheon was held Mon- 20 guests and 22 members by lisle. Stephen, Marjorie, and Richard, day at Dons Cafe. Mrs. Don Mrs. Eggertson, Mrs. Hansen, Christensen, vice president of Mrs. Roy Crouch, Mrs. Ralph returned to Colorado. Mrs. Black will spend a week isiting her the current year, will succeed to and Mrs. Leland Sheets. the presidents chair, to hold the Chappie sisters, Mrs. Orval (Margaret) Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Francom, position held Wilson and Mrs. Ernest (Lois) during the year by Mrs. Mabel Robinson is visit Moore in Salt Lake City. together with Mr. and Mrs. Jun- - Mrs. Verner Larsen. ior Elmer and young son, Stev- Other officers elected include: ing in Vernal with her son and en, returned home Monday after Mrs. Albert wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl RobinMrs. Jess Peterson and sons, Nuttle, secretary-treasureson. Before her departure, she Martin and spending a long weekend at Gordon, have returnvalentine chairman, the company of her dau ed from Las Vegas., where they Phoenix, Ariz., where they were Mrs. Harry Wiles, enjoyed chairguests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis man, Mrs. Zoe program ghter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. spent ten days with her sister, Barnett; social C. Enroute home, they Francom. J. Brude, of Omaha, Neb., Mrs. D. N. Aiken, and family. chairman, Mrs. Marlyn Francom: ho stopped here enroute from While there the visited Boulder Dam and also Christmas Mrs. family celebratchairman, Roy a called on Mr. and Mrs. Forrest trip to the coast. Mr. and Mrs. ed the 80th birthday of their Mrs. Quince Wightman; historian, Brude were (Winona Francom) Bale at Las Burdick; by Mr. and father, George Allred, of Spring reporter, Mrs. Gould Mrs. Roland joined Erlandson, Payson, City, who is spending the winter Vegas, Nev. Dixon. in an enjoyable week spent at in Las Vegas. Tables were decorated in a gay Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rigby of Cal., with Mrs. Lou Alhambra, decor with Easter as the theme. San Lorenzo, Cal., are spending Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse were Easter baskets Earl of this a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Centerpieces city. They also visit filled Walter Rigby while Frank is bits with eggs and bunny rab- ed at Marysvale, Cal., with Dr. and tiny chickens, and ar- and Mrs. P. M. Shaw. While in recovering from an illness. HUISH THEATER rangements of yellow daffodils Payson, Mrs. Brude was guest of were to placed Pairs advantage. honor at a tea given by Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, of AT PAYSON cunning characters made of egg Amos. together with their son, Wood-rohells were dotted along the Wilson, and his son, Jim, Thursday, Friday, Saturday appeared as have enjoyed a vacation trip to table and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pollock of Easter baskets for favors. s April Arizona and California, stopping were folded inside lace Kannara are visiting here with Matinee Saturday at the Grand Canyon Hotel en sons and daughters while their TWO BIG route. HITS At Phoenix, they were dged Easter eggs. Mr. Pollock is receiving medical Theme was The Easter Story, treatment. guests of Mr. and Mrs. pan Higof are guests They Masterson of Kansas ginbotham, and Woodrow and with presidents greeting by Mrs. their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Larson; of a Mexicolors presentation Jim added trip into Old by Jack Pollock, and their daughter Color by Technicolor co. In Los Angeles, they visited Mrs. Wiles; The Easter Parade, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Orval the Wilsons son, Lynn, and fam- sung by all, with Miss Thelma Merrell, Payson, and a second In the days of the killers . . . he ily, and also Mrs. Wilsons sisters, Vest conducting and Mrs. Gould daughter and husband, the Perv was all. the law they had! GEORGE MONTGOMERY Margaret Schwartz and Edna Dixon at the piano; prayer, Mrs. Larsons, in Spanish Fork. Mrs. Albert Wightman, and her brothers, Ted Albert Francom. Sin In Stir! s, Schwartz, and Edwin Schwartz Nuttle was introduced as was hostess Max Mrs. Stewart Eas and wife. presenting: poems, Womens Prison ter Lilies and Faith, by Mrs. to her card club Tuesday eve Those enjoying luncheon The Easter Story told ning. Dixon; IDA LUPINO Junior Delta Bridge Club by Mrs. Wiles; readings, Mrs. and the social evening were: JAN STERLING Mrs. Mrs. Marshall Bryce Ruth Walton; and a song by the Fisher, CLEO MOORE Elects Officers Jones, Mrs. C. E. Stevenson, Miss group, , Springtime in the AUDREY TOTTER Mrs. Tom Genevieve McBeth, Mrs. George F. Wilson enterPHYLLIS THAXTER of all Hall, Mrs. Eugene Smith, tained Junior Delta bridge club HOWARD DUFF and Mrs. Keith Hayes at her home Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens Payson; SorMrs. Mariam her sister, Three tables were at play, with and Mr. and Mrs. Don Houser and Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. Provo. Mrs. Myrle Conyrs and Mrs returned Sunday from a ten day enson, April Veda Hamren, who is visiting trip to southern California and Matinee on Sunday visited Wilson F. Mrs. George here from California, as special Old Mexico. They visited Mr. love was like a hungry this city; Mrs. Ethel Swallow, of in Salt Lake City from Sunday to Their guests. Wilthe wind-lashe- d flame, Dean her with son, sweeping Election of officers was held, this city: Mrs. Ethel Swallof, of Tuesday in the fury of a moors, wife son and and blazing family. with Mrs. Jess Earl named new Beach; Mrs. Rita Bates, La mad! world gone F. Mrs. Harbra Heights; and Mrs. Madge George president and Pres Ball, Ventura, and families of all. Wilson, secretary-treasure- r. Jaspersons Hold Family Captain Ughtfoot ent in addition to those already mentioned were: Mrs. Ella Amos, In CinemaScope Mrs. Helen Mayer Apgood and Reunion Mrs. Emma Cluff, Mrs. George Print by Technicolor of are Palo Alto, Cal., son, Gary, Chase, Mrs. Fearn Gray, Mrs Stephen Jasperson of Goshen ROCK HUDSON a three-weevisit here enjoying his ten sons and Clyde McMahan, Mrs. Will Me with her BARBARA RUSH parents, Mr. and Mrs. enjoyed having at home for a family Clellan, Mrs. Ed. Vance and Mrs Sam daughters JEFF MORROW Also visiting at Mayers. Jchn Lant. the Mayer home are Mr. and Mrs. Darty last Wednesday, when birthdays of five family memE. A. (Tug) Smethurst, who reThursday, Friday. Saturday bers were celebrated. A smorgcently moved from here to April was asbord dinner to served the and their son, Dale, who Matinee Saturday 53 attending and colored slides is on furlough from his Army TWO BIG HITS of Korea and shown. were Utah base at Camp Carson, Colo., havA Lot of Fun . . . Abounding in Celebration for birthdays cen basic training ing completed Charm! Mrs. tered around: Sadie Schwab, with his unit. Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. Allen A riotously funny view of huStoneman, Spanish Fork; Jay manity disporting itself. Mrs. Jess Hall has returned Hughes, Provo; and Mrs. Clyde HURRAH ALL FOR WHO where she Jasperson, Payson. MADE IT! irm Oakland, Cal., has spent the past 3 months with Enjoying the affair, in addition her daughter and husband, Mr. to Mrs. Jasperson, were his and Little Fugitive and Mrs. John (Ruth) Holman. daughters as follows: Clyde Jasand person, Mrs. Norma Alvey, Pay-soMrs. Lavon Turner, Mrs, The White Orchid Schwab, Goshen; Bert JasperMrs. Alice son, Santaquin; Phitographed in Eastman Color Hughes, Mrs. Leona Young, Ken- Filmed in Mexicos Lost Jungles! neth and Don Jasperson, all of and families of all. Provo, CHRISTIAN Park-Universi- ty Moonbeam. Hi9hwQy- Bartlett No 2 can I e No 2 con Pineapple Pumpkin I Of county-widinterest is the recent ' marriage of Nephi L Dowdell, sun uf Mr. and Mrs Glen Lant, Provo, who took as h s bride th- former B ttv Jean Spencer, d.mghtei of Mr. and Mrs. Garn Spencer, of Escalante. The marr.age was performed March 25 a: the ward chapel in Provo by Bishop Wallace Bos veil of Provo Fourth ward. Mr. Dowdvll has been employed as a chemical engineer for the lie attended past four - years. Brigham Young University two years and also studied at Cleveland University. Attending the bride were Let-t- y Lou and Glenna Mae Lant, sisters of the bridegroom, while Karen Madsen and Arlene Spencer were flower girls, with Larry Booth as ring bearer. Boyd Dowdell stood as best man to his brother, and ushers were Deloy Spencer and Richard Dunn. S1.69 ctes Boy, Mar. 22, Charles LeRoy and Mary Whitewood Benson, Spanish Fork. Girl, Mar. 23, George William National Prayer Week and Iris June Nielson Leetham, Eureka. Noted by Cultus Club Girl, Mar. 24, Gerald Max and National Prayer Week and also Joanne Carlisle Finch, Payson. Girl, Mar. 26, Ellis Dean and the Easter Season were noted Wednesday afternoon, when club Lillie Maxine Ungrecht Carter, members and their guests attend- Payson. Mar. 26, Le Roy Harold ed a meeting of the Cultus Club andGirl,Gena Marvel Cooley Gray, at the home of Mrs. B. S. Payson. son Boy, Mar. 28, Albert R. and Guests were greeted by Mrs. W. W. Hansen, president, and Marlene Nielson McBeth, Payson. Girl, Mar. 31, Harold Elmer Mrs. Glade Cowan offered a and Ruth Shewell Laurence, Pay-soin special prayer recognition of Former Payson Man Weds Beta Cultus Club Elects New Officers, Have Fscalante Miss 15c Tender Soeietu (Crable Jloll n. Jer-esule- r; 49 Dozen 1.89 4., c or Over $0 IQ Iv Corn Country Horn., Pack.Can Van Zee SpreadCheat. Vac. Rich box 2-l- w Margarine Po0und' cup-cak- Dutch Mill, Sliced, Swiss, PImen ; Coffee Nu Made Mayonnalie . . Pro-;ram- Pt. Crackers o,rXm.0,d. a. b D a Wright's White or Dreaa wbeat,.v im. toot Mrs. Pepper Napkins toast-mistres- .3pAgS. 80 Pack Aluminum FoilJ'.i'oii5'. Cherries Maraschino . Asparagus 16-- K&?E Ripe Olives Ebony, Standard Tall No. 1 can L-.- ng ks Ifideats Saeiuay guaranteed Mon-ticell- FOR YOUR EASTER FEAST! 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