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Show JULY 17, 1958 THURSDAY, Thomas M. Hal and children, Connie, Bruce, Cris and Julie, have left for Charleston, West Virginia, for a month-lon- g visit. They will High School Friends Announce Birth of in Calif. Daughter be guests of her sister, Mrs. her and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Larson Kathryn Dayfield, parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. of Riverside, Calif., are anHughes. nouncing the birth of their first child, a girl. The baby Mrs. Stoil Stevens and a co- v as bom on July 8. worker from the County WelThe new arrival is a grand-- 1 fare office in Provo are vacadaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant tioning in the northwest. In Larson, Genola, and a great-- I Seattle, they are guests of her granddaughter of Dr. A. L. and husband's brother-in-laCurtis, Payson. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank The Larson baby is the third who opand own (Seal) Seal, of Dr. Curtis erate City Center Motel at born within two weeks. The Seattle. other two were a daughter 24 to A2C and Mrs. The American ell is the only born June C. Spackman in Gerfish that lives and grows in Robert fresh water but 'goes to the many and a son bom to Lt and Mrs. Richard Spackman ocean to spawn. at the Hill Air Force Hospital near Ogden, Utah. w great-grandchi- ld (ttraMe Jce Leen Forsey, Matthew Per Former Curlis Larsons Mrs. : Entertains Here The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Jloll Girl, July 8, Jerry Verlin and Coleen Losee Olsen, Soldier Summit. Boy, July 9, Jimmn Dale and Loretta Giles Blackett, Springville. Boy, July 9, Max Laron and Carrie LeVem Sanford Larsen, Springville. Girl, July 9, Lee and Mildred Page Huff, Spanish Fork. Girl, July 11 Verl Dean and Sherrie Reta Cox Shepherd, Spanish Fork. .. Boy, July 11, Paul Richard and Barbara Jean Burnett Bean, Santaquin. Boy, July 10, Frink Lynn and Florence Irene Hawkins Mrs. Charles Tate of Boulder, Colo., was hostess at a luncheon and summer social Friday for a group of former Mrs. Tate is school mates. remembered as the former Dianne Coray. Given at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Ooray, covers were arranged e for the following: Mrs. Forsey Walker, Riverside, Calif.; Mrs. Barbara Spencer Lindquist, Orem; Mrs. Shirley ' Stewart LeBaron, Provo; Mrs. Gene Oborn Ingersoll, American Fork; Mrs. Joan Wilson Lyman, Mrs. Merla Keetch Earl, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Jo Ann Rosenlof Rowe, Ogden; Mrs. Janice Branagan Spencer, Delta; Mrs. Cora Los-se- r Montague, Kay Staheli, Mrs. Carol Taylor Ethering-ton- , Mrs. Nadine Davis Marvin, Mrs. Arleen Gasser Tanner, Payson; and the hostess. Ra-Na- Mrs. Cloward Leaves To Join Husband Mrs. Melvin G. Cloward and baby, Kris, B., left Sunday for a trip to Formosa, where they will join Mr. Cloward, who is serving there with the Navy. Mr. Cloward, a son of Mrs. Edith Cloward of Benjamin, spent four years in the Navy, half of the time in Japan, before his marriage, and for recently other four year hitch. Mrs. Cloward and young Kris were accompanied to San Francisco, Calif., by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bemell Madson, Payson. Boy, July 12, Darwin Wayne McAffee, of Payson. and Gayle Wilson Olson, Proan- vo. Boy, July 14, Guss Porter and Lois Hall Black, Spanish Fork. Map-leto- THEATRE PAYSON. UTAH Wed., Thurs., FrL, Sai. n. July Boy, July 14, George Lee and Nelda Mae Rutherford SPECIAL PRICES Adults 90c Students 65c Children 25c Ieifson, Spanish Fork. Every laugh of the stages Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith most laughed-a- t play . . . every and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bar- roar of the roaring nett spent the weekend at ITS TIME FOR Mirror Lake. best-selle- AMERICAN DAIRY ASSN. OF UTAH r! No Time For Sergeants imm Its IV8I ANDY GRIFFITH MYRON McCORMICK MERVYN LeROY JOHN LEE MAHIN time for the laughiest, time of your lifetime! Matinee Saturday Ell S Sun.. Mon., Tues., Wed. July Matinee on Sunday THERE IS PRIDE IN EVERYTHING a womans A sons devotion a fathers search! longing ... ... AT n in real Theyre n life and in the picture a big exciting first thats sure to make excited talk everywhere! father-and-so- SPERMS 25 father-and-so- ALAN LADD OLIVIA deHAVILLAND APPAREL Proud Rebel OFF ON ALL SLACKS DEAN JAGGER Over 2G0 Pair to Pick From J, When swimming under ice, mink, beaver and muskrats often breath from air bubbles that are trapped there. DRESS STRAWS $1 ranged in the center of a group of card tables, each serving table centered with a miniature wedding cake. Mrs. Ernest Ahlin was hostess in the serving area, and girls who served were Phyllis Forsey, Nancy Wilson, Joyce Kallbacka, Nancy Barnett, Margene Christensen, Shirley Stevens and Zoe Ann Gifts and the brides trousseau were displayed under direction if Mrs. Robert Wallis, Mrs. Howard Bills, Mrs. David Forsey Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Turner, Mrs. Don Rowley, liam Davis. Mrs. be1.-'- " Keep cooler in the heat YOUNG MEN'S BROOKFIELD FLANNEL SUITS Regular 39.75 and N0W We have one or two in each size 34 thru 37 and one size 2 out of 3 for T.L.C. Color is the big word in photography today. Getting the most out of modern color films requires the best processing available. It means T.L.C. (tender loving care) and thats exactly what your films get when you bring them to us for processing. We make sure that you get the best slides and prints. Whether you want your slides developed or copied, or a big 8x10 print, or a wallet size, we can offer the best in processing service. We pride ourselves on the fact that our photo finishing is the kind that professionals demand and you deserve. Remember, a beautiful shot rates the best and we can offer it. Compare and be SHIRTS FILM Group One Men's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 77 81 West 6th South We just received a special factory closeout. a block these days without seeing a new You seldom drive Oldsmobile! a sure sign of the wonderful buys you can now I So learn the ,xpect thrill (and the thrift) of owning an Olds. First In sales nationally In Its daw . . . traditionally a Uodif u, r.10. value, fool This popularity is Oa U E3 I QUALITY DEALERS SNYDER MOTOR CO., PAYSON, NEXT BIST THING TO A NEW OLDSMOBILE IS A IOW-MOIA- 3.98 Not all waist sizes Pr Full 36'' Width COTTON Yd CREPE S1 Special for this weekend Downstairs BOY'S 1 2.98 Group Two MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 233 and ginghams in wash and wear and other fine fabrics. Special purchase of 3.98 and 2.98 values. Group Three BOYS' -- - Hiway 91 S1 MW Wonderful assortment of fabrics, patterns, and colors. Finely tailored collars for the boys. Values to 1.69. Sizes 2 - SHORT Hot ar.d Cold Sandwiches Le fISm HALF PRICE SWIM TRUNKS Novelty pritnts FABRICS FABRICS FABRICS July clearance of over 1000 yards of Printed Sailcloths, Leno Ginghams in 45 inch width. Dan River Prints of drip-dr- y mercerized fine weaves. Krinkle Nylon prints and plain Pongee prints. Bates prints (three pieces only) Embossed polished cotton. Your Choice thru 16. ORDERS Special tOOOT UTAH tlAfil-IN- I Grand Opening July 22 and 23 AND REDUCED PRICES 199 12.95 Linens, Sheers, Cottons Junior, Misses and Womens Sizes THIS WRITE SAHDALS Attractive styles of cool casuals for summer wear. s5 Values to Shrimp Hamburgers, Footlongs, etc. WITH PRIZES ONE GROUP DRESSES - Fish, Chicken, None of these were less than 98c a yard and many were 1.29. We must make room for new fall goods arriving nearly daily. Extra help to serve you! Downstair! MISSES Malts - Oonss - Sundaes - Floats - Drinks V BERMUDAS 3 Payson, Utah BREAKFAST mm price MEN'S 2 Printed patterns and Gingham stripes. Broken lots of values to 5.90 with the new square pearl buttons. H.00 SHOP GEAN S PHOTO During their stay the group gathered at the family home for a dinner, with additional guests being Mr. and Mrs. Ross Franeom and children Vi Better Hurry! NYLONS 377 Values to 3 ROLLS NOW Your choice at were come to our store SPECIAL Our prices on these were $1.99. 2.98. 5.90 Hurry! Outstanding tailoring MEN'S WESTERN Mr. and Mrs. Van Leuven and family of Bountiful visited here over the July Fourth holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Van Leuven, and also his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Houser Franeom. PRICE HALF 35.00 $25 39. One Whole Table of SPORT SHIRTS T4O Mk 00000000000000 SHOES Most all sizes Wil- Gifts were carried by Allen Forsey, Randy Walker, Larry Forsey, Nedra and Brenda Rowley, Barbara Turner, Bonnie and Sherrie Bills. invite all to visit and try our food and drinks AUTHORIZED Payson 65-- WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S RALPH AND VERDA DAVIS WELCOME AT YOUR LOCAL Phone MEN'S Space -Hi Drive In ..ILaS YOU'RE ALWAYS Payson Sewing Machine Service $lui( Clearance Technicolor you rtotic&d ? Pj- -i d, n DAVID LADD SEE THE WHEREVER YOU TURM ! YOU d and introducing Buy Now at These Prices for School Have? Park-Secon- 1 July Slack SALE MEN'S mid-summ- in Southern Utah recently. Places of interest they visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chris- included Fish Lake, Cedar tensen and daughter, Kim, of Breaks, Zion and Bryces Sacramento, Calif., spent ten days in Utah recently. They Mr. ant Mrs. Gene Coray visited in Payson with his and son, Kimo, of Long Beach, D. J. Mr. Mrs. and parents, Christensen and also in Brig- Calif., are vacationing in Pay-sowith his parents, Mr. and ham City with her parents, Sid Coray. They are also Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen White. their time with her sharing famDuring their vacation a Mrs. Sylvia Jenkins mother, ily dinner was given at the in Heber, and other relatives Christensen holme, with all in Salt Lake City. family members together for the first time in many months. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Covers were placed for the Don't Buy a New Kenneth Christensens, the J. D. Christensens, Mr. and Mrs. SEWING MACHINE J. R. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. We will rebuild your old one Paul Christensen and families and put motor and light on it Mr. of Salt Lake City; and for $24.50. 3 months guaranand Mrs. Gale Holt of tee on all repairs. From California bride-groo- HUISH Boy, July 14, Norris Neil and Janice LaRue Haskell Northrup, Payson. Boy, July 14, Arnold and Joyce Hutchings Wilson, Outstand.ng among the wedis that dings of which joined Joe Leen Forsey and Matthew S. Wallis as man nd wife. Nuptials were performed Saturday, July 12, in LDS Relief the room, with Harold Society Harmer of the Nebo LDS Stake presidency officiating. A reception was given afterward in the chapel and amusement hall. The oride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel C. Forsey of this city, while Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Wallis of Salt Lake City are parents of the bridegroom. The couple will make iheir home in Provo. For her wedding, the bride was daintly dressed in a gown of white satin combined with lace. It was fashioned with satin bodice finished with a wide scalloped yoke adorned with seed pearls matching those on the small cloche which held her veil. Long lace sleeves tapered to the wrist and were edged in satin binding. Tiers of lace which made up the skirt were edged in tiny ruffles of net and the skirt was marked front and back with a panel if satin. The bridal bouquet was of salmon pink gladioli centered with a white orchid to which a shower of pink glads and daisty ribbons were attached. Attendants to the bride wore sheath dresses of green polished cotton and carried nose gays of salmin pink gladioli. Sisters of the bride, Mrs. LaMar (RaNae) Walker of Riverside, Calif., and Mrs. Paul (LaRue) Mitchell of Spanish Fork, shared honors as matron of honor, and other attendants were Mrs. Bob Mrs. Geraldine B. McClellan, Miss Joyce Greaves and Miss LaRae Pickering. Robert S. Wallis of Salt Lake brothCity, the er was best man and Don Vogel of Idaho was usher. For her daughters wedding, Mrs. Forsey chose a gown of pink lace. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Forsey of Payson, who are the brides grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Thalman of Salt Lake City, received guests at the door. Mrs. Don Vogel of Idaho supervised signing of the brides book. Organ selections were played before the wedding ceremony by Mrs. Howard Ellsworth, who played the organ all during the evening as guests congratulated the brid-a- l pair in the chapel and were served in the amusement hall. Flowers of the summer season were used in profusion throughout the church in col-irful decoration of the rooms. An elaborately trimmed wedding cake was the focal .point of the serving area of the amusement hall. It was ar- - Vallis Repeat Vows S. Mr. and Mrs. . Henry Simmons spent a five-da- y holiday Visits Here WEEKEND COOL SMART. SLEEVELESS BLOUSES 2's3 SPECIAL FOR YOUR VACATION AND CASUAL WEAR |