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Show Millar 6 douNTV chronicle Delta, Utah,- Thurs., Sept. 13, 1951 E. A. Brush received a telegram Saturday advising him of the dea-th of his only brother, S. A. Brush, 79, at Chelsea, Iowa. Mr. Brush and three sister? are surviving in u family that once 'vas ten child-ren, four boys and six girls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb and , 'daughter, Dorothy from Phoenix,' Ariz., visited in Delta last week ' with Mrs. Webb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Brush. They were re- -' turning from a trip to Reno, Nev., lo see their new grandson blessed, Thomas W. Reid, from Salt Lake City, is spending a monthh .in Delta with his daughter, Mrs. June V. Black. Four Local Lads Complete Basic At Lackland AFB From Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, comes infor-mation this week that four local lads have completed their AF basic airmen indoctrination course. They are Pvt. Morgan Abbott, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Abbott, of Sugarville, Pvt. Arnold L. Shields 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney ShAields, of Sugarville, Pvt. Rich-ard Jefferson Carter, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron B. Carter, of Hinck-ley and Pvt. Carl E. Stoneking, 19, son o'i Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stoneking, of Abraham. Lackland, "Gateway to the Air Force", is the world's largest air base, site of the Air Force basic training, for men and women, and headquarters of the Human Re-source Research Center ,and home of AF's Officer Candidate School. Their basic training has prepar-ed them for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assign-ment in specialized work. The course Included a scientific eval-uation of their apitudes and in-clination for following a particul-ar vocation and career. Kxchaitge Vows In Temple Rites Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Johnson of Delta announce the marriage of their daughter, ArCola, to Mr. Lamond Willden, son of Mrs. Mil-dred Willden, of Delta. The cere-mony was solemnized in the St. George temple, Sept. 8. The cou-ple were accompanied by Mrs. John son and son, Kay, Mrs. Willden, and daughter, Ferol, Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Willden, of Gunnison, and Mrs. May Stubbert, of Salt Lake City. Following the ceremony a wed-ding dinner was served 'for the bridal couple and members of the family at the home of the bride's rrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 11. Johnson, at St. George. The bride was lovely in a wed-ding gown of white satin, trimmed with nylon lace, Her veil was fin-gertip length, held by a halo of seed pearls. She carried a bridal bouquet of red and white roses. Her going away outfit for a honey moon in Nevada was a gray tailor-ed suit. The young couple will return to make their home in Delta. The bride was honored at a tea and shower on Friday afternoon, Aug-ust 31, at the home of her par-ents. Guests called during the af-ternoon with gifts and best wish-es. ' ' I95I IC'tv 1 UITAIIoS& I- - ' nCmACIES 0f -- """' "J'";'1.i. ' .1 qTJO I HOLIDAY on ICE Con- - I HOLIDAY fUTUR test for MISS UTAH of '52 ON ICE fjkWARS I See these Beauties on , Parade See Miss Utah tjOsf , tAh ) Crowned BAND CON- - 5 rO0 I CERTS DailV An EN- - ! U.S. NAVAL SmAmG LARGED, All New MID- - . DRILL TEAM QlW . WAY New Shows A 'AJDLKm risen: , I GREAT C,RCUS NAVY TRY ( H DRILL TEAM NAVY EX- - NAVAL EXHIBIT HIB1T Free FIREWORKS ' 4fA, jtP . Exhibits of MINING, AGRI- - WcWryftc CULTURE, INDUSTRY A J QOD5 MIDWAY . Great and Entertaining . f ' vG ARMED FORCES DISPLAY! XI SALT LAKE CITY &J2 UTAH STATE FAIR GROUNDS s" ' to and from the i IoiL , . 1 Adjustable, reclining coach seats are reserved On most Union Pacific Trains. Cortncn .able Enjoy pleasant air conditioning. Whenever you please, roam about and stretch your legs. You'll delight in the comfort and leisure of Union Pacific train travel. Appetizing Meals A real treat awaits you at mealtime the finest of fresh, western-grow- n foods, skillfully prepared, deftly and courteously served. The September menu special is delicious crispy fried chicken. AvOld HciZQrds Driving fatigue and highway hazards are left behind when you travel Union Pacific. As the miles slip swiftly yet safely by, each moment brings new pleasure . . . new adventure. And you arrive at your destination rested and refreshed. For details and rat- - rvationt lt your VTrV .A- - ntorill Union f-- tlnj J Pacific Railroad j TrS gat J I jjjj" j For Dependable Freight and Passenger Transportation 'SunnvBrookB - BRAND CneerM as its Name ' 86 PROOF KENTUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND 65X GRAIN NEUTRAL1 SPIRITS THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, UWISVILJLE. KENTUCKY Keep West Millard Dollars At Home i 'JLfiS!!!e -r-- z- ...v'lr..., - J iliF mu I "B $2527.02 2'Door' o4 "iy J"AYBE you've noticed that dollars don't darling speak for itself. 1V1 seem to talk as loud as they used to in a Hg,u take the whegl fed how jt gnugs to lo o p aces. roa(j Qn turns holds its course on the high. But you ought to hear what they say about way with big-ca- r assurance. thisBuick. He'll touch off the power of its Fireball Engine They say here's the big thrill big mileage and get firsthand the lift of its nimble response, big power of a valve-in-hea- d Fireball Engine And hell find Qut how jngs Qn eye -eig- ht-cylinder performance at the price whed evd Qut what he thou ht were bu you 11 pay for most sixes. roads They say-h-ere are size and room and comfort Want to knQW more? How about coming in that are hard to match at anywhere near the first thing tomorrow? price tag this Buick Special is wearing. Equipment, acceatoriei, trim and modl art tubjtet to change without no tic. They say here are such things as an oil filter, ,.,.W,MW.1TOWW air cleaner, vacuum booster, built-i- n summer t ventilation not as "extras" but yours at no r""! J'X fl extra charge. They say that "smart buy's Buick" by a wide 4,f( measure. - jyJJM But a smart buyer will also let this dashing f ( , , ' Ton. In HENRY J. TAYLOR, A8C Nefwort, every Monday evening. s v Sjp!? IBi?(5)So R3ti(S)G (So MAIN STREET Phone 281 DELTA, UTAH GASOLINE & DIESEL TRUCKS I GENERAL MOTom &)mW (MB ASK any GMC owner about hauling But he's not just "riding an engine." rV. performance. He'll tell you the way his GMC shoul- - ders the load, year after year, is proof For when it comes to packing home a o teamwork of axle chassis pay load -- he's got a lot of solid ex- - and frame truck-engineer- to outlast penence. anything on the roads today. He knows what the right kind of horse- - Want to profit by the same long-tim- e power can do for trucking profits. benefits of GMG's truck-buildin- g ex- - Whether he powers his load with a perience? Let us recommend the right ' gasoline pickup model or requires combination of hauling performance to one of the sensational new GM-Dies- fit your particular needs. For GMG's "Million-Milers"-he- 's right in the are made in the widest variety of driver's seat for performance unex- - engine-chassis-axl- e combinations, from celled by any other carrier in its class. to 20 tons. SPdK BROS. MOTOR CO. MAIN STREET 281 DELTA, UTAH - Phone - EIIIIX"?",;';; : You'll do belter on a uted truck with your GMC dealer jLs. - 3 Farm Meeting On Thursday The Department of Agriculture thinks the family 'farm is so vital to the economy, prosperity and military defense of the nation that it is reviewing all of its programs and activities to make sure that they are serving the family farm well and to find out how they can serve it better. We need the help Of everyone interested in agriculture. You can help by attending' a public meeting Thursday, at 8 p. m. at the Delta high school. Alma J. Christensen, chairman of Millard County Agriculture Mobilization Committee. Family Party For Birthday Mr. Charles M. Jensen was hon-ored at a birthday dinner given by his family at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Steele, of Del-ta, on Sunday, Sept. 9. Twenty-tw- o members of the family were present. They were Mr., and Mrs. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele and dau-ghter, Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Auer Jensen and faniily, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jensen and daughter, Elcee, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jensen, and daughters, Judy and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Garff Maxfield, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Heyborne and son, Bruce. After dinner a program was giv-en by members of the family, with a reading by RLene Jensen, an accordion solo by Elcee Jensen, vocal duet by Bonnie Maxfield and Sherlene Heyborne, vocal solo by Sharon Steele, accordion solo by Sherlene Heyborne, vocal duet by Bonnie Maxfield and Auer Jensen. , Elder Fay Robinson made a sur- - prise visit during the week at the ' home of Pres. .and Mrs. June W. Black. He was a missionary com-panion of their son, Ladd for eight months in Guatamala. His home is in the colon....ies in Mexico.. |
