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Show i T1IE VOICE OF SHARON WINDSOR of Mr. and Mrs. of Idem. Tl.e xoung (Mrs. Ferry NieUon - reporter) ane vtre Diarrnd Yt Hoohy Sccra Theatre Thursday and Saturday tuu;le will the Winder nmke their home iu into the home of Mrs. Cla.I's Hoolry w:-.rj- JUsie Nf'Hiiun Thursday, September 19, 1940 Hooloy pt. . j k , t to moxe in y i T lrtsiwiiii dining the wetk 'intday. 11. in the Salt Lake telllph-- . of Mr. and KiwiTkiii is a dauh-Mrs, Clarince Neuman of Pleasant Grove, and Mr. Hoolev, a pon M-f- tims. DO YOU Jr. Genealogii al Program will be givtn Sunday mi.iiig in in the Windsor wind i Impel KNOW? TH exerj home builder in Omn helps Orem Drug? Were glad to welcome New Business and New Homes to Orem. i AVork Regular M. .A. Cl got under way Tuesday t veiling with a good attendance of y mug people hut still mote are urged Kilt KALB Apartment House to attend. For 5 families. Owner out of A New K outniMster work. M 1)1 trade for small has been chosen to t3ke the business or what have you? AVrite T. O. Box 641. place of Siouttuaster Floyd Johnson who resigned to enter the iu two-wa- y BARGAINS llowe. B Y. r. this coming winter. Alva Walking Flows, Disc Harrows, Kirk has been asked to art in Manure Spreaders, Beet Differs, this position. Fhone See AV. F. AVIscoinbe, Relief Society Conference OiilKl. will be held In the AAind.or, ward Sunday veening. Sept. 29th. B2&SE52222B!&3Z52X3Z53nS3SP The R. S. officers are busy outTOP QUALITY lining an appropriate program for this occasion. OREM DRUG rnoxE ois-r-- 4 'tCK25SoSSiiEa;EaiC5BSI8E5?$SK V EJJie Cantor in a scene from champion bull. LeGrand Jarman and Reed Hales; Grand Champion cow, Nadene Hales; Cow, Nadene Hales, first; Barbara Jarman, second; Heifer under 2 yrs. Boyd Hooley, Prizes (third). Guests W ind'-o- r were: Mr. and Mrs. George Joins of irovo, Ed. Culler of Fayson, Mr. and Mrs T. J. Rus-o- n of Murray, Mrs. S.idie lheison of Irovo. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marrott of Provo, Mrs. Emma IouRnn of Orem, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Toleman and family of Central Utah, Mr. and Mrs Bert Louder of Bark City, Mr and Mrs. Edmund Cragun of Springville, Mrs. Alda Devy of for Homecoming ' ri: h, z'1?7 !! ;, - t- t Tl v . - - . ' I . i , , , tA II r , J - til . f ) t r t. x, ,T, I ' - A ' , s x ,:- ' i t , f f i r , 4 ,V o Alpine. MORMON TEMPLE GREAT 209 Rooms 200 Tile Baths Rates: to $4.00 $1.50 nl (Helen Oveson - Reporter) Tuesday evening the first M. I. A. meeting was held and a very prom am enjoyable presented. Tarry' On was the theme and it was in the form of graduation exercises from one (lass to the next. A large crowd enjoyed the program. Short classes were held. Elverda Madsen, Helen Oveson and Merle Madsen spent Wednesday visiting Mrs. Garner Madsen at Lark and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robison and family of Magna. vi-d- Hotel Temple lake Balt All West Exposure Room KRXEoT Square City, Utah C. ROSSITER, HIGHLY ' Delightfully Air Ooalef J Appreciation Is Expressed and by the ward bishopric other committees to all who so willingly donated their means and Manager RECOMMENDED arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Faucett Tuesday, Sept. 10th. Mother and babies are reported doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Holley "Myers of Poise, Idaho have been visiting with Mrs. Myers sister and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson and daughter Colleen. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Pulsipher and family of Denver, Colo., are visiting at the home of Mr. Pulsiphers mother, Mrs. Margaret Pulsipher. Mr. Pulsipher is n former member of the wtird and , RADIOS Refrigerators - Washers REPAIRING GIUFFITn APPLIANCE SERVICE et the Furniture Exchange 316 Vf'st Center Phore 28 ; Dr. E. Mansfield CHIROPRACTOR at the piesent time Is First counselor lo President Douglas Todd of the Denver Stake. The Pulsipher family have also been visiting Mrs. Pulsiphers parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard and family of Springville. Nila Booth and George Hill were united in marriage Tues day, September 10, at the home o the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs Ilarvey R. Booth. Mr. Hill is th . y, X-r- trs too? ABE LINCOLN Scenes from IN ILLINOIS", show n at Kcera Theatre Tuwwlay and Wednesday, ra September 2Tth and 25th. PATRONIZE ALL THE STORES WHICH CLOSE ON SUNDAY ... Orem Htc . . . SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. 21st. SODAS box 15c PORK feir 48-l- MIRACLE SUGAR bag b. 1 CORN BEEF. IGp?; WHIPS,"?..... 310 570 $1.43 riG5tSM 2,o, 130 CHEESE lb. 16c MATCHES OXYDOL carton .large pkg SEGOM1LK pr IP Sweet Wrinkle No. 2 cans, 2 ... 4 ZJ? for CREAM CEREAL large pkg. Specials For Saturday, September 250 -- P. & G. GlanfS, L5S SALLY MAY SsaSS nnilD iLUUn Sperrys 1-l- 210 TOILET SOAP 1Q0 TOILET SOAP z. 190 21c b. pkg Jaj r.... 13 Iancake and Waffle 28-o- 240 330 cans 28c COFFEE, M.J.I5 ?& ALL BRAN 15c 19c PElf 190 ...... 190 ?b0, RAISINS ILAO & BEANS 1 ?.... 130 COMPARE THE COST : W SURPLUS LETTUCE4' KXIKA VITAMIN P ?LtV POTATOES ORANGES 10-lb- s. .. 'plf'd,,?;0-5.-!...- ONIONS, Spanish. . .10-lb- s. USE SEGO MIUC IN BY THE YEARS THEY LAST! YOU COOKING LEG ROAST. . . .lb. 150 PORK POT ROAST, of quality, lb. 10c PORK ROAST, shoulder lb. 220 FRESH SIDE PORK. . . .lb. 19c 16c 16c 17c ...... 310 12c "jr- - TstfA1.?: Cl flllD I LU U fl Flaky Balte" bag $1.10 950 48-l- Red & White lb. pkg. 2 for White per pkg. Red & home, the most important question is what material will give you the greatest service and satisfaction throughout the years. Red Cedar Shingles give the answer in protection, long life, beauty, lower t'pkeep cost, and insulation . . . which means greater warmth in winter; cooler in summer. IODIZED SALT A Cedar Shingle roof, figured by the cost per year, is the most inexpensive roof you can buy, but at the same time, is most stylish, artistic, substantial and weather resi.tant. LEMON OR VANILLA bottle Ia Dont wait for the leak Let us troubles. the highest grade Red Cedar Shingles applied on your home is only All FLOUR cornstarch; solve your roofing Our average price for 100 square feet of SIOO MIIK Equipped with electric-therapand service. Latest methods. 76 East Center Phone 1098 Ml PATRONIZE ALL THE STORES WHICH CLOSE ON SUNDAY Drakes Market . Twin Girls Aernal as a beauty operator, Meda HOME B ANTED A Young mnn, Johnson left Tuesday morning for from New Hkousen, Angus that place afltr a vacation and Mexieo, would like to find Mr. and with her parents, home in Orem or vieinlfy that Mrs. John Ar. Johnson. would furnish board ami room in payment for work while goMr. and Mrs. Myron Harmon ing to Lincoln high school. and mother of Price were the dinFall Victor O. Anderson, 02J2. ner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aictor Johnson. Employed OPPOSITE P LAKE VIEW ed. e EDGELIONT Windsor, the f.rst and third wards were hosts to Lindon, Manila and womanhood. the second ward. Wiener roast and watermelon bust were enjoy- ..Salt Lakes Newest Hotel . J,-a- n b-- were won at. the County Fair A Bonfire Social for all Stake and AVard Sunday the following AVindsorites: by I Jersey heifer (not milking) Yer-lo- n Si hool officers was held Monday jj Marrott; Jersey heifer (milk- evening at the Cave Camp, up Guernsey American fork canyon. Having ing) Glen llooley; the lowest percent at Union meetmonths ing for the past three HAROLD MAAG S o. I - WCl Meet Any Price lrox J I owe. DHAPBi Those to att-n- d FI FF't F-- j were: Dorothy Taylor. Lois Dixon. Ella Clare Eastman. Conder, Edwin Booth of the Edgcmont Colleen Cash, Elaine Hatfield, FOR SALE! and an uncle of Maxine Davis, Jean ward Schoney, Dora d the bride tiie ceremony Dax is, Ruby Davis, Yerl Snn'h, perform, in the presence of 25 close friends Aaron Clinger, Mixl., Frame, lAill .. Ronald Hausen, .. Nexv "P and relatives. Baskets of lovely Hex biiM'nient, 312 rods ground, Schoney, Wax no Davis, Kay fall flowers were used in decorat- Taxlor, Jack Jones and their - Northeast, ing the rooms. teachers. A C n F. AGE! The bride wore a striking Air. and Mrs. Wm. F. Wiscombe Oil l ast Canyon drite. of green silk with match- had as their guest Sunday Miss ing accessories and a corsage of Marjorie Wiscombe of Roosevelt. 10 Acres with full water right.X gardenias. She was attended by .Miss Wiscombe will attend the ' on West Drive. Mill trade-her sister. Miss Josephine Booth, n y. v. for Kilt Lake Property or who wore Navy Polka dot silk, 4 sell cheap. Mrs. Claude Conder the spent a with corsage of sweet peas and rosthuds. Roy Hill, brother of week in Salt Lake with her Building Lot for $200.00. daughter, Mrs. Donna Eanks, who V T the groom was best man. a is convalescing from CALL AT Z major Z Following the ceremony a wedV operation. ding breakfast was served at Mark Bigler spent the past Prows and IlawB small tables and a large wedding week at Elko. Nevada. cake centered the bride and Mrs. Ernest AJ1 groom's table. Realty Company Primary Children Tucker gave a toast to the young Z 63 North University Avenue are cordially Invited lo attend couple. Phone 456 1 Provo, Utah 3.30. at every primary Tuesday They left immediately for a Some of the finest teachers in the to the World's honeymoon trip f- P fr F ft t F ! have been selected and all ? Ce F : pV-Fair in San Francisco and upon ward will benefit and children enjoy their return will make their home classes. in Provo, where Mr. Hill is em- the INSURANCE LOANS and REAL ESTATE ployed. Mr. and Airs. John Yeates and See sou Dallas visited three days last CLYDE A. EPI'EHSON FRED E. RAY He was formerly is dead. weeg at Logan with Mr. Yeates 78 N. Unlv. Ava. Phone 108 The Story of FORTY LITTLE MOTHERS mother. They also attended the president of the L'tah State Press association, and publisher of the Cache County Fair. Kaysvillt Reflex, and operator of COMPLETE service In helping to make the Nineteen Young People the Inland Printing company ward diRADIO SERVICE a was Homecoming a success. He Canat enjoyed a canyon party at Kaysville. plant Much credit is due Mrs. Packard, (Ellen Bellows - Reporter) yon Glen Saturday evening. The rector of the western division of RADIO RALPH'S Erma Swensen and Enid Johnson of ' Mrs. the National Editorial association. Sunday School classes AND APPLIANCE for the dramatized history of the An Unintentional Error Rachael Davis and Mrs. Claude He died Sept. 17 In New York 83 North Unlv. Ave. ward given in song and pageant b ft the name of Miss Dora Conder enjoyed games Phon, 81 and re- - while on a business trip. ' form. Davis from the list of the honored Mr. and Mis. Lee Rawlings, guests at the Primary social held z 4 being the first couple to be mar- in the Relief Society rooms last ' t V DR. ARTHUR VANCE In Miss ried the ward again appeared Wednesday evening. f Davis as bride and groom. Hazel Back- received a beautiful gift In apVETERINARIAN us, the first child horn In the preciation for her three years of ward was beautiful indeed as she faithful and splendid service as a 160 West 3rd North a appeared In a formal evening teacher. Phone 053-- J Provo, Utah r of true gown, an ideal model '"I sou, of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hill of . coniieiiiun with the regular me. ting. The ward tlioir will funitsh the imi'Hal numln r. Slant talk oil Jr. Geriealogu ,il r walk wih be gneu by Margate! i Sink. Milton .1. lnson end lh-ar- d Mid buMne- -i ex try T 28th - j Tonsils t iperat ions will be prtfoiiind Tljursda at l, AVishv the Utah Valley and I.otuse 3mer be, tig the vic- r Sept. 26th Our Monthly Payment Plan makes modernization easy simple Tri-Stat- e r (r 'Giu 1 1 90 OATS GRISCO 3-L- B. Till 4C0 4ru J3y 70 150 PARTY BRIDE z. SUGAR Bowdered or Brown for (Bulk) s. nilOlIJO nAlulflO Seedless for 100 190 150 and convenient LrainEn Cdairuy "Helpful Seri ice 590 So. Univ. Ave. C0C0ANUTu,ni!f',r"1' 21st. Phone 20 ROBBINS' MARKET (Across from Lincoln High School) Phone 053-R- 4 I |