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Show Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah Oi!i: ad Y.iiis. son of Mr. an. I A group of rvlat.ves and :'" i :i is Mrs. Seth C. Nukes uf M.na. !:as were guests Wedni's.la.v i hume after spend:!:;: at the home of Mrs. Mdiy E son, the occasion being hci l.uth- - thrte mouths visiting an i.aiit and I:nh- unc.e, M:. and Mrs. Kraives J. day anniversary. A THE SOCIAL SCENE What The Women Mis. Cleone tained members enter- of her Bdge Club Menday ovening at her home. A dainty luncheon was served and tables of cards later played. Prizes wore awarded to IMrs. Jack Gardner, Mrs. E. (J. Pa ul os and Mrs. M.i:l.;w Tjrpin. The group will be entertained Monday, September 2Uih by Mrs. George Duckworth. THEATRE Are Doing This Week was enjoyed. Bridal Shower Complimentary lo Mr. Leonard MAGNA Farnworlh, forme: ly Miss Cloria IPeterSiiii, her mother, M:s. Nephi Peterson and sister. Mrs. D. M. Popular Visitor M.-.er.iei1ain.-at a piettily Cl.ua E. lJu ke of Van miscellaneous bridal N'uys, California, her son. Jack Panned Burke and son, Jackie, io'iie:Iv hower Tuesday evening at the Women" Clubrooms. of St. Lou.s, Missouri, visiied da:'- of an-- ! Fony guests eltendi-- the so in,! the week at the other sun and f.iiiiiiy, Mr. and clalM:s. T. E. Burke in Magna. Mr. Jack Buike ar.d small son Lovely Party i.'.n i j make the.r home in Mrs. Ferdie Bartim entertained at a dinner party Friday at The Cottage in Magna complimentary to a group of friends including Pleasant Visit l. Geuree M. Lamb, wife! Mrs. Al Ahlquist. Mrs. Ruth An Mrs. L. Baldee, Mrs. R. A. s. and children. Gary. Tuni and have returned to their Gallant, Mrs. Robert Johnson, in Nnvato. California, after Mrs. Russell Clifton. Mrs. W. G, visitina with their rurents. Mr. Larson, Mrs. Bert Morgan, Mrs. E G- - Paulos, Mrs. I. G. Salisbury, and Mrs. Geuree Lamb. Colonel Lamb is cervine as Air Mrs. A. W. McFarlane. Mrs. .National Guard Representative George Parker. Mrs. Muriel San- with the 4ih Air Force at Hamil dall, Mrs. Ida Stewart and Mrs. P. H. Ensign, ton Air Base, California and A patio dinner was served at tended the Air Guard meet at tables beautifully decorated with Boise, Idaho. garden flowers. Tables of bridge were later arranged and prizes given to Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. McFarlane. IIIMtNT NOTES Hr.-j- i i Kantian. :n Complimentary to Mrs. Michael Cannon, Mrs. Matt Pettersson. Sr., M:s. Jnhn Cannon and Mrs. Matt IV.tei ssun, Jr. at a sioik xhower Friday evening at t':n' Manila W.imu n's (.'Iii!in..oiiis. A l.u'ie K'oup attended. eiiti-rlaine- HOT FUDGE l.i-wi- jSu4ae The Pythian Sisters, Unity Temple No. 16, luUI their first mci'iing Fiiday afii-- the sumini r vaeatiim nt the elub. Follow- ing the business, a sik i.i1 was held Barker, Mrs. Bev jwith Mrs. Ik-terly Pittnran and Mrs. Ethel Saunders as hostesses. iskvm i r - EQU! lllljll FOR SALE i Complete Cinemascope and Wide Angle Lens. Building Leaie, heated. Write: Box 153, Lava Hoi Springs. Idaho 14 ADVERT 0 BI3S W. 2700 So. Dial 6565 i.i. iiiu ani. IWI IIU, ; I' 7. VI J They weie guests of honor at I barbecue at Santa Cruz Beach given by 'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cou- ley of Castro Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lanclis of Richmond, and Mr. and Mi's. Praszyn- uki. A farewell dinner was also given for the Magna residents by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pike at their home in Mountain View. J H Cali-'foin- ia TEARS UHTicrr WHIUCV M eiooe "A in-la- Magna's Dairy Queen e Prai-zynisk- Mr. and Mrs. Arinond Aiberieo returned Saturday after a two weeks vacation in the Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farnsworth Northwest. They were guests of are visiting their daughter, son- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rainaldi at ; and family, Mr. and Mrs. Portland, Oregon, and vacationed Charles Beck at Deer Lodge, with other relatives and friends. Montana. Lt.-Co- A Mr. and Mrs. Ezra n and Mr. and Mrs. George Colvin family and Miss Donna Vnn and daughter, Mrs. Naoma Rom ipent the weekend at Bear Lake. and children have returned from a vacation at Mountain View, California. They were the guests of ?J II i. their daughter, Mrs. Peter A'.Li-.k.- i ' Yel- Delightful Trip Stork Shower ah-i.i- i Mr. and Mr. C. r. vacationing a short time in lowstone National Park. MAGNA SOCIAL ITEMS i ; mJKSFJ fTTTafyyi TnF!J3 I VI. Most Modem Power in any Truck! New Chevrolet Task'Force Trucks! Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Walters entertained at a Sunday dinner hon oring family members to include parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams and son, Grant and Mrs. Reid Adams and son, Denny, of Tre monton, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ad ams and daughter. Jolene of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. James Hall and children of Magna, Shortest stroke VS's of any leading truck. The industry's most advanced Sixes! You get the most Modern power for your fob trucksl with new Chevrolet Task-Force :.: Mr. and Mrs. Liggett Hopkins have returned from Southern Illi nois and Chicago following an enjoyable three weeks visit with friends and relatives. Mast Modern Engines V8or6 . V8 b standard in the new L.CF. models, available in all other except Forward "Control models as an extra-cooption. New Chevrolet trucks offer the industry's most advanced valve-in-hesixes, too. And all engines are lt electrical system! sparked by a Whitestone st Hotel ". . . and listen Sharon, Daddy decided to have phone put in my room, so we could talk in private, the way the folks like lo." Enjoy the privacy and convenience of additional telephones, at a cost of only 3 or 4 cents a day each. The installation charge is small, regardleu of location. Telephones are now available e in a selection of eight decorator colors, for a nominal extra charge. Just call our Business Office. Mountain Slates ad 12-vo- Lava Hot Springs, Idaho Free Mineral Baths Week and Permanent Rates SUO Per Day and Up one-tim- Telephone. " Most Modern Styling ' Specials for I I Thurs.-Fri.-Sa- t. FRYERS Slur! leu j Milk White, cut up, pkgd., frozen, lb. mssssmssKSSBS0S6ss9tm-- Steaks A grade, Armour Star, cooked and reg., Butt pee. 59 thank lb. i iPepp i Peaches 55V .mmimwm ,,..v rtt mm .. . irmmKmm Most Modern Features ml New Flite-Ricab with panoramic windshield, concealed Safety Steps and new High-Lev- el ventilation! New, more rigid ladder-typ- e frames in all models! New suspension! New tubeless tires standard on Vi-tmodels! Come in and see off the modern features that put you ahead! de on Drtvt with cart . . . EVERYWHERE I YeariftrYir...tmtrcJ$ Bat Selling Tnukl Utah Elberta'i, lunch size, 3 Ige., 2 lbs. Iba-25- V PAULOS AUTO COMPANY Dial 2000 or Mil Utah ripe, lb. lb. Ground Beef, lean Franks, AH meat. 0t Open Sunday 9 to 5 Beef Libby's, can 3 3 lbs.-$1.0- 0 lbf.-$1.0- 0 44! Weekdays 9 a. m. to 7 sticks r Want to keep eyes bright? . . . y Give them proper V light ! Booth's, pk. More anJ more chilJrcn start wearing glasses too soon because of eyestrain caused through poor lighting. f itrawherries IBIS f X(tSi all purpose, : hm Green Corned i tlq Utah large, each CANTALOUPES 31bs.-1- r 1 larg e Veal Patties, lean, Radishes trmmt I tender, ,1b. VM loin, lb, I m r. They're the only Work Styled trucks! Two distinctly different styling treatments are for light- - and medium-dut- y models, another for heavy-dut-y models. Your new Chevrolet truck will not only do your job better, it'll look better doing it! Jlii Berry Hill, frozen, 4 pk. for Protect precious eyes w ith proper bulbs in lamps and bulbs in table lamps, light fixtures for example, Ask floor bulbs in your dealer about lamps. proper bulb sizes for other lamps and light fixtures. 1 300-wa- Birds Eye, cut or It costs french, 2 pk. 8916 Wwl 2700 S Phone 6371 50-wa- tt tt so little to guard priceless eyes! 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