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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE IVondet IVotM Delta, Utah, Thurs., Oct. 26, 1950 By RAY MIX-- CHAPEL bom tli. French chcpelle. a. .hort cloak. The .mall building where St. Martin', cloak was a. a preciou. relic came to be called capella, whence the name wa. applied lo similar places of wor ship CHAPEL. '-- " mil Vil ill MANUSCRIPT from the Latin words marius scriptum. hand written. In ancient lime, all books were copied by hand usually by monks. With the advent of printing, the word came to mean an authors copy of hi. work from which the printed copies are made MANUSCRIPT. (Copyright 1949 Youth Features A79) Qjj Perianal 9ntei< Dr. and Mrs. Wallace II. Wriirhl from Salt Lake City, were 'in Delta Saturday and attended the funeral services for Wilford B. Hilton. Mary Lin Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Abbott, is a patient at the Fillmore hospital, recovering from a skull frac lure. She fainted Friday afternoon at the Service Cleaners, where she is employed, and fell and struck her head on the concrete floor. Visiting this last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Wells Wood, was Mrs. Jones' brother, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Gunn, of Salt Lake City. Mr. Gunn is retired from the em-ploy of 46 years with Union Pacific Railroad. They will drive to Gaines ville, Florida where they will make their home. Chris l.auck, former Dellan and owner of the Gam cafe, visited in Delta, Monday. He was returning from a trip in California, and went on to American Fork. Mrs. Anna Cox relumed lo her home in St. George Saturday, af-ter a visit in Delta with her sister, Mrs. Kulhryn Pace. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis are now making their home in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Davis has been in Delia with her parents, Mr. and Mis. Norman Gardner, during the summer, while Mr. Davis was em-ployed in Van Nuys, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Esplin are the parents of a new baby girl, born Monday morning at the Pay-so- n hospital. CARD OF THANKS ... We wish to express our deep appreciation of the kindnesses and consideralion ele.ndeil to us in our sorrow in the death of our dearly beloved daughter and sister Nadine. We are grateful for the syt'ipalhy and friendship that were of such great help to us. - Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton, and daughters, Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Walton, Mr. and Mis. George Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hamilton and daughters, from Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Wool-erto- n Bri.nton, of Fairview, were visitors at the Sterling Reunion home over Saturday, and attend-ed the wedding reception of their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rollins. r n a message WALTER K. of the L .s oi the agriculture of the house. I r;eten and will continue ! very valuable pos-l- ! e in a f 1 Utahns. It s m- - tit that all Utahns be repre j j Z committees vital Utah's interests. My eiect- -' 1 Utah repres-entation wil on items concerni-ng agrilture- - M & O RANCHES offers a group of fine Hereford Cattle to the public November 6th at 1:00 p.m. at ScSd Utih. 7th Annual SALE ON SALE ARE: 37 Bulls, registered; coming 2 years old 5 ar old heifers, registered, not bred 201950 weinling steer calves, Grade 201950 weinling heifer calves, Grade The following sires on this year's sale are well-know- n herd bulls of M & O RANCHES: Tredway CBQ Silver D 9 Donald Dhu Royal Domino Jupiter Domino All of these herd sires have been producing outstanding calves for us for several years. Largely suited for range-me-all of our sale bulls were grown on high protein grasses in hilly country a surrounding that makes them strong, healthy and good winded. Our reputation for raising fine bulls is known far and wide. Be at the sale November 6 to get the choice animals. n & O RANCHES Salt Lake Office - 175 West South Temple Ranches located at Salina and Emery, Utah Charles Adams, Auctioneer AdimtUement where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh from. You Can't Build A Better Mousetrap! "They're not the best-looki- month. Farmers that kill barn boarders a man ever had," Hack owls are throwing away the best mousetraps known to man ! " Turner said one day, "and they've got awful tempers. But I've found From where I sit, when someone it pays to have 'em around." shows a prejudice against any Hack was talking about a fam-- group of animals or humans it's ily of barn owls, nesting in his silo usually just based on misunder- - this year. Some folks believe those standing. For instance, some folks little white-face- d screechers kill are plumb intolerant about those of chickens and ought to be shot on us who enjoy an occasional quiet s'ass of beer. Get to really know us Bight. But Hack disagrees. "Up at State University they've and you're liable to find we're good birds at that ! studied barn owls for years and Pretty never known one to eat a chicken. si ; On the other hand, a daddy owl J'OC rKaAJ will clean up around 300 mice a . '. Copyright, 1950, United States Breviers Foundation ri Senator ELBERT P. The NAM proposes eliminati-ng all taxes on corporation profits. Would its president, now running for the senate, shift these taxes on workers? Jucfye on maxm.m e&ss . . . 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Pace Motor Company DELTA - UTAH BACK IN THE "S&tadcUe" AGAIN (The 50c Dollar ) inflation f JJ Jr- 0( '.' . . . th eonomicV mffir yfp' I ''''' position of th United . 1 t j l Ti ' r ' (9U0 'rom 5 "k" J gJ WHERE (T JorjEG 1 STANDS j ff j U.S. 1 Economy Stabilization of the Amer- - f an dollar is an ABSOLUTE umr, ,'JT"'' MUST .J PRESTON I. 7 r'9ht "W Republican Candidate bore the Tornado of Infla- - U.S. Congress 1 st District ,lon lays us all flat. Every . ?9ency in the federal government can reduce expend.tures and lnSe the general efficiency if the voters of this country d-- The quicksand of more and more debt no solution me to be realistic with ourselves and honest with our Lildren. Is Hostess At Dinner Party Mrs. LaVonne Morrison enter -- tained at dinner and cards on Mon day evening. Guests were Marian Knox, Mary Hunsaker , Rayda Knight, Nona Chesley, Merlene Cal lister, Norma Pearson, Rose Black, Loa Black, Helen Baker, Amelia Cole and Wanda Beckwith. After dinner at the City cafe, bridge was played at the Morrison home. Awards for high scores went to Rose Black, Mary Hunsaker and Merlene Callister. Oak City Mae H. Shipley The chapel was filled with fri-ends and relatives Sunday evening to hear Elder Cavlin Dutson give his report of his mission. Elder Dut son labored in the Spanish-Ameri-ca-mission. His remarks in both English and Spanish were very in-teresting. Following the sacrament services Sunday evening a fireside chat was held at the home of Bishop Fin-linson. Elders Ralph Lovell and Calvin Dutson were the speakers. PTA meeting was held Monday evening in the school house. Mr. Eldon Eliason and Geo. A. And-erson, school board coordinator , were the speakers. Mrs. Ann Fin-lins-was elected Pres., with Mrs. Ann Roper, sec. and Mrs. Clara Nielson, vice president for the com ing year. Visitors seen in Oak City this week were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Matthews and family, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Jeffery and children, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harris, Miss Gene Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Max Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Morirs and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Coleman. Mrs. Bert Roper visited in Salt Lake and Ogden the past week. Miss Viola Talbot and Miss Co-lleen Anderson have been home from school in St. George the past week. They returned to St. George Sunday to be ready for school this week. Mrs. Thelma Dutson attended a testimonial in Salt Lake for her sister, Nell Wixom, who leaves for a mission in California in Nov. Mr. and Mrs. George Finlinson and Esdras Finlinson attended a wedding reception Saturday in Salt Lake for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Faust Mr. Faust is the son of George A Faust. |