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Show !TmmSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1946 THE LEIII SUN, LEIII, UTAH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1946 On the SmeB earn. with the Editor a, another Christmas season draws near, it . Jth pride and joy that we realize this is the if1 , .nneprutive Christmas that has hot. .Mrtv-tniru v.. .... r i.ucii viiv.o of Yuletide. Community Christmases, pag-k pag-k festivals, visits of relatives, and trips to one's family have all become a part of the i-'inrv of our town, and it is with pleasure that add the plans and hopes for your Christmas 1946 to its pages. As the years flow on,. we tall continue to record your Christmases into a ermanent record of your best-loved and most- cherished memories of this hm,A TnV "lily are joil1L'd in thoughts of love Among the things contributing to an atmosphere oi a real old-fashioned Christmas in our town are the presence of the fresh, green fir trees in each flag holder along Main Street; the playing of vnnstnias carols and music in the early evening ty Abraham Anderson, originator of the idea, Tu CI,y'8 loud-sPeaker system from the top or the Memorial Building; and the gay decorations in the shop windows. It is such simple touches as these that go far in giving us the real feeling of peace and good will. Citizens of All Ages Are Invited to Participate In Singing- of Christmas Carols Keep Smilim Play School Entertainment Tonight at 7:30 The students of the Lehi play school, under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Fern G. Johnson, will present a Christmas Song Day tonight to-night (Thursday) in the high The public is invited. Every resident of Lehi is invited to attend the Community Christmas Christ-mas Caroling, to be held Sunday at 9 p.m. in the stake tabernacle. This hour has been chosen to permit attendance at Sacrament meetings, which dismiss at 8:30, allowing a half hour to assemble at the tabernacle. The caroling will last for one hour. Armond E. Webb is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Rulon J. Fox, in charge of staging, and the following, who will participate GREETINGS The true spirit of Christmas is exemplified in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Only by studying the inspirations He has given us and putting them into practice in our daily lives can ye fully appreciate the real significance of Christmas. If we will endeavor to do this, our lives will be enriched and happiness and contentment be our reward. This is our Christinas message to you, together with the wish that a Merry Christmas ana a Happy New Year will be enjoyed by you and your dear ones. Sincerely yours, Lehi Stake Presidency. Herman C. Goates Is New 1st by 0. B. Joyful Script No. 66 Anon SANTA CLAUS BILL OF FARE FOR A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS (From Mutual Moments) No Ration Points Necessary FIRST COURSE G LADNESS. Worries and troubles must be forgotten, even sorrow itself must be shut out. ENTREES L 0 V E. Gracious speeech cooked with many fine, savory herbs such as frivolity, which is always in season or pleasant reminiscence which no one need be without since it keeps for years, sealed or unsealed. SECOND COURSE H OSPITALITY. Best when served in simple shapes to such people as Service men or others away from home. DESSERT M I R T H Made of gratitude and faith beaten together and piled up in snowy shapes, a dish of bonbons made of good cheer and kindliness, and a MERRY CHRISTMAS WILL BE SERVED TO EVERYBODY. From The Wanderer We write these words now, many miles distant from the spot at which year after year, we met on that day, a merry and joyous circle. Happy, happy Christmas, that can win us back the delusions of our childish days, that can recall to the old man the pleasures of his youth and transport the sailor and traveler thousands of miles back 'to his own fire-ide fire-ide and his quiet home. . He comes in the night! He comes in the night! ; He softly, silently comes; While little brown heads on the pillows so white Are dreaming of bugles and drums. He cuts through the snow like a ship through the foam, While the white flakes around him whirl;' Who tella him, I know not, but he f indeth the home Of each good little boy and girl. His sleigh it is long, and deep, and wide; It will carry a host of things, While dozens of drums hang over the side, With the sticks sticking under the strings. And yet not a sound of a drum is heard, Not a bugle blast is blown, As he mounts to the chimney top like a bird, And drops to the hearth like a stone. The little red stockings he silently fills, Till the stockings will hold no more; The bright little sleds for the great snow hills Are quickly set down on the floor. Then Santa Claus mounts to the roof like a bird, And glides to his seat in the sleigh; Not the sound of a bugle or. drum is heard As he noiselessly gallops away. He rides to the East, and he rides to the West Of his goodies he touches not one; He eateth the crumbs of the Christmas feast When the dear little folks are done. Old Santa Claus doeth all that he can; This beautiful mission is his; Then, children, be good to the little old man, When you find who the little man is. A VERY JOYOUS CHRISTMAS TO ALL O. B. Joyful K Following the play, parents cf in the program as directors of the, the children will be entertained caroling- Isabel B. Brown, Vernon! II f t Tiiclmr at a Christmas party in the play K. Niolsen, Frank W. Shaw, Ruth If til 11 IMSIlUp school. I S. Banks, Wallace B. Gardner, and , . In the play, the children have Alta Webb. Special numbers will; Herman C. Goates was named all come to a Christmas Party, be given by the 3rd ward choir, to succeed Evans L. Anderson as Mary suggests that Santa Claus the stake choir, the Chantante bishop of the First ward Sunday be invited, and to their joy and chorus, the high school chorus, and evening during ward conference, surprise he comes, and shows the the high school orchestra. A Lhnst- which was well attended. Stake children some of the toys in his bag. The cast is as follows: SANTA CLAUS: Lee R. Wat-kins. Wat-kins. ' REINDEER: J. H. Hadfield, Roh-ert Roh-ert Wilcox, Dean Zimmerman, R. Lynn Hanson, Denny Peck, Paul Meredith, Keith Roberts, Kent Zimmerman. MARY: Paulette Smuin. JANE: Karma Christensen. STRAIGHT MAN: Lorin Busker. DUCKS: Kenneth Webb, Brent Fox. RABBITS: Lee Perry, Loraine Evans, Bobbie Evans, LaGrand Asay. ELEPHANTS: Kent Christiansen, Christian-sen, Daryl Wilcox, David Worlton, Tony Powell. SOLDIERS: Paul Gunther, Brent Wells, Jay Richins, John Bone, Bonnie Ball, Tonya Lee. DOLLS: Linda Flygare, Dixie Peck, Carol Lee Price, Junatta Rhone, Glenda Johnson, Linda Gray. DRUMS: Kent Chamberlain, Cherie Southwick, Carmen Banks, Kenneth Gurney, Diane Powell,' Elaine Haws. CHILDREN AT PARTY: E. Ray Rothe, Gary Christofferson, De-Anna De-Anna Degelbeck? Tommy Trinna-man, Trinna-man, Ronald Dettmar, Glenda Lar- mas reading .has also been arrang-j President A. Carlos Schow, pre-ed. pre-ed. " sided at the conference after the Accompanists will be chosen to opening exercises, introduced the assist in the caroling. Horace Had- new bishopric aftpr releasing the field has been named chairman of old one, who have served for nine the stake choir committee on dec- years. orations. Released with Bishop Anderson The first of the community caroj- were Rulon J. Fox and Lester D. ing programs, held last year, is Peterson, counselors, and J. Earl well remembered by all who at-j Smith, ward clerk. Ward Webb tended and this year's program; was named as first counselor to has long been looked forward to' Bishop Goates, with Francis B. by townspeople of all ages, who Grant as second counselor and B found it a memory-making event, with everyone in the audience participating par-ticipating to make it a success. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEETING Union meeting will be held for all Sunday School workers in the I ward and stake Sunday, December 22nd at 2:00 p.m. in the tabernacle, taber-nacle, it is announced by stake superintendent Dean Worlton, A full attendance is desired. J. Lott as ward clerk Bishop Goates has been serving as stake clerk for several years. All the speakers during the conference con-ference were former bishops, with the exception of Tres. Schow: Isaac W. Fox, Linel J. Larsen, William Hadfield, and Bish Anderson. A large representation of stake officers of-ficers and leaders were in attendance, attend-ance, t, ' Xmas Lighting Of Streets Under Way Stringing of Christmas lights on Main and State Streets got under way Monday, under the direction of Stanley M. Taylor and Kirkham V. Crabb, representing the Liona Club and Junior Chamber of Com--merce, respectively. The city is expected o put on an appearance of holiday gaiety with the installation of the lights. Mr. Taylor reports that he has had some difficulty getting assistance assist-ance with the placing of the lights and if all are not installed by Thursday, volunteers are asked to get in touch with him at once. GREETINGS sen, Vesta Morton, Sherman Webb, Stephen Houghton, LaNette Peterson, Peter-son, Linda Webb, Sandra Phillips, Reta Wing, Nila Evans, Judy Turner, Turn-er, Stanley Wanlass. At this season of the year, may our homes be filled with health, happiness, and a feeling of good will toward our f ellowT men. ' We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Lehi State Sunday School Superintendency, Dean T. Worlton Karl E. Webb Horace J. Hadfield GREETINGS This Christmas Spirit once more envelopes us in its atmosphere of peace, goodwill and affection. It draws new friends closer and makes old friends dearer. The best that we are and the best that we have take on new life and meaning Friendship lives, charity gives, and love. forgives. And as we wish you the old wish "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" may we not hope that our wish has caught the true spirit of the Season and so bring a little more of joy and happiness happi-ness to you. Good Cheer, Good Health, Good Friends! Stake Relief Society Presidency, Ethel S. Hunger UdineS.Wing Mada P. Peterson Eliza F. Logsdon, secretary oned Yuletide Old Easki It isn't always stylish to be old j fashioned, but there are times when' 't's very genuine and Christmas is one of them. Yes, folks, we wish you an old fashioned Christmas this year . the best one of them all! EVANS CAFE Auto Clinic Opens New Service Station The Lehi Auto Clinic, owned and operated by Alfred J. Rogers, Jr., is holding its grand opening of the new service station and parts department de-partment Friday through Sunday. As a feature of the opening, five pries are being offered, ranging from $5.00 in trade to a complete grease job, and everyone visiting the station on the opening days will receive a free fire flare. Copies of the booklet, "Young Pilots" will be given to those who request them. Paul Draper, and ex-G.I. possessing possess-ing the Purple Heart, husband of the former Donna Gurney of this city, will assist Mr. Rogers with the service station. Mr. Rogers announces that his station and garage will' handle General Petroleum products, and offers a full line of automotive services, parts and accessories. 4TH WARD XMAS NEWS DISTRIBUTED The Christmas edition 'of the Fourth Ward News, a monthly mimeographed publication distributed distrib-uted to all ward members, was sent out this week. Containing news of happenings in and about the ward, The paper is edited by Lileth Peck, assisted by Merle Nor-berg, Nor-berg, Kathleen Clark and Clara Russon of the ward Girl Leader ship committee. Three reporters, one from each group, assist in gathering news items. They are Marie Monson, Eunice Ann Ross, and LaRee Gray. VISIT TEMPLE The following young people from it.- T?.,-k WotH rppTit.lv visited ine ruuiui the Salt Lake Temple on an excursion: ex-cursion: Willard Clark, Lee Smith, Venue Kusson, iwirom vwia, w Ray Russon, Gene Clark, Bob tt-i: Ttttiti Port. Rnhprt All- yvmnipej , " " red. Kenneth Whimpey John John- son, Leo unnstouerson, crura Ashton, Lee Crabb, Raylene Hunger, Hun-ger, BoNeta Russon, Carolyn Nor-berer. Nor-berer. Sharon Hansen, Fay Ashton, Uvonna smiin, weuua jucuci, fy1 Jones, Rhea Asnton, uonr.a iicn-, oles,- Marie Monson and Jeannie Manning. ti appnTTinflnvintr the Etoud were Leo Loveridge, Mrs. Emmett Hansen, Betha Gunther. Erastus Russon, Mrs. Leonard Clark, and Bishop L. M. Norberg. -TO YOU.. j SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS i FAITH faith in our homes and community commu-nity . . .faith in the future, , .faith in men of good will, eternally this is the essence of the Christmas season. CHRISTMAS should be a time of joy, and we hope that this Christmas of 1946 will be . rich in good cheer and true happiness- for all who read this message. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR YOU FASHION CLEANERS |