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Show Doyly Co. Celebrates Sixth Birthday in Urea ', There are enough pants at one location in Utah to provide every man, woman, and child in Salt Lake City with two pair of trousers each and still have some left over. The Bayly Manufacturing Company, celebrating the sixth anniversary of its Utah operation, is the firm and the place is Pleasant Grove. Bayly Mfg. Company has been in operation since 1897 and was incorporated in 1900 under the name of In 1942, the name was changed to Bayly Manufacturing Company. . Mr. J. C. Penney opened his first store at Kemmerer, Wyoming, in 1902. It was here that Mr. Penney first purchased overalls from Bayly Mfg. Since that time, the Bayly Company has had a close relationship with the J. C. Penney Company. Today much of the Bayly production is made for the J. C. Penney Bayly-Underhi- M1 ) 7W1 tMl 1, 1 JClI The Lehi Stake Gold and Green Ball, last Saturday evening, at the Stake Center, provided a number of novelty effects, adding to the enjoyment of the semi- form a 1 occasion. Around 500 were attracted to the social event at which Miss Diane Usher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sher-wi- n AUred of the Sixth Ward, was crowned Stake Queen by Presi dent F. Russell Hakes of the Stake Preisdency. (Corsages were presented, with one marked for the ing prayer. Adding to the lovely effect were recognizes' with pride, the skill and integrity of its 250 Utah based employees that have allowed it to produce in excess of 3,5000,000 pairs of mens, womens and boys slacks and shorts in the six years it has operated at Pleasant Grove. In particular, the key people that have paved the way to success are those employees that have enthusiastically supported the company in their personal effort and have seen the job accomplished over a period of time. of these people, Twenty-thre- e pictured above, are celebrating 5 and 6 year anniversaries with Bayly at this time. This group from the Utah County area ranges in age from 30 to over 51. The group earning an average of $2.18 per hour, we feel, has found opportunity with us, and typically represents the fact that the Bayly Company is a continuing employment opportunity for women of all ages. The Bayly Mfg. Company operates factories in four western states and employees approxima tely 1600 people. The original factory built in 1962 at Pleasant Grove, was only 15,000 square HIGHPictured above, LaGrande Asay, a five year employee, surveys a multitude of wear produced and stocked by the Bayly Mfg. Company at Pleasant Grove for its customers leg predominately in the eleven western states. STOCKED FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEND feet. A year later, in the winter FUNERAL OF MRS. JESSE of 1963, the factory was expanded LOUDER IN OR EM to 39,000 square feet. In the (VERA) Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Yates summer of 1966, a 17,500 square feet addition was added to bring and daughter Myrna, Mrs. John the size of the present factory Daly, of Lehi, attended the funto 56,500 square feet. eral of Mrs. Jesse (Veta) Loud- In producing over 3,5000,000 pair of mens, womens and boys 1,000,000 yards of zipper chain pants and shorts of all types, the in these garments. We thank the people of Utah material cutters have cut more than 4,470,000 yards of fabric County, citizens, state and city in widths up to 60 inches and officials, for continued support the factory has used more than of our Pleasant Grove Factory. 1) VMM, fl klO the other ward Queens, Carol Foote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Foote, First Ward; Rose Ann Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliver, Second Ward; Colleen Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore, Third Ward; Becky Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vere T. Peterson, Fourth Ward; Debra Broad-ben- t, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vin Broadbent, Fifth Ward; Diane Usher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Allred, Sixth Ward; Judy Southwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Southwick, Seventh Ward; JoAnn Pulham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arland Pulham, Eighth Ward; Barbara Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson, Cedar Valley Ward. Jay Peterson escorted Barbara Peterson, and Lynn Webb was escort for Judy Southwick. Otherwise, the fathers were the escorts, and the mothers of the Queens pinned the corsages on each one. er, 67, in Orem, Feb. 17. The services for Mrs. Louder, sis PORTRAIT OF MY LOVE of Mrs. Yates, were held in the Windsor Ward chapel. Mrs. Louder, who died after a short illness, is survived by her husband eight children, with sev eral grandchildren. Also in at tendance were two brothers of Mrs. Yates and Mr. Louder, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Louder of Home dale, Idaho and Francis Louder and daughter, Mrs. Ora Jones, of Burley, Idaho. "Portrait of My Love," the girls were placed in lavish picture ter-in-la- w THE LEHI FREE PRESS 13, 1909 and Sharon de Paula were in charge of special music effects. The MIA Stake Board took charge of decorations, assisted by a group from the youth. May Jack-ly- n and Ora Jean Brown were in charge of the pillars and related effects. Decorating in the kitchen area was done by Lynn and Carolyn Hor rocks and Brent and Patricia Fox, who also did the lettering for the orchestra. Greeting the guests at the door were Stake Speech Director Betty Fowler, and the ward speech directors. Vernon Aberle took charge of lighting; Marie Willes, flowers; Dean Welch, posters; Geraldine Brems and Hardy Baum, publicity; Lucille Peter son, invitations; Eloise Smith and LuDean Pugh, refreshments; Karl Webb and Steven Houghton, the clean up committee. The Lehi Floral cooperated in the use of equipment and decorative fea- Bluebell DUF Camp Sincere appreciation is extend ed to everyone who attended, to those who served on committees, and all those who contributed to the success of the affair. This hearty thank you is expressed by the Stake MIA superintended cy and presidency, Kent Shepherd, Melvin Kirkham and Roy tures. Postpones Meeting Out of respect to Mrs. Doug las (Zina) Willes, former cam-ta- in of the camp, the meeting of the Bluebell Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will be post poned to Thursday, March 20, at 2:00 p.m., in the Second Ward church. This will allow members to attend the funeral of Mrs. Willes on Thursday, March 13. MISS JACKIE GOOCH HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER A miscellaneous bridal shower Miss Jackie Gooch, prospective bride, was held at the home of Mrs. Erma Jacklin, in American Fork. Assisting in hostess duties were Connie Pace and Ruth Cox. Relatives and close friends were included. Games were played and refreshments were served. honoring Littleford; Marcia Colledge, Connie Nielsen andMadge 0 , -- V ' Following the selected theme, frames, designed by Bob Webb and his crew, and decorated by Sarah Price. The theme song was sung by Fourth Ward girls, Donalee Jones, Joan Skinner, Mary Christofferson and Janna Sherwood, with Carlene Carter as the accompanist. A central motif was a revol Thursday, March - ; ALL QUEENS Queen Diane Usher of the Sixth Ward, seated, was named Queen of the Lehi Stake Gold and Green Ball. Attendants include 1. to r., Rose- Ann Oliver, Second Ward; Colleen Moore, Third Ward; Becky Peterson, Fourth Ward; Judy Southwick, Seventh Ward; Debbie Broadbent, Fifth Ward; JoAnn Pulham, Eighth Ward; Carol Foote, First Ward; and Barbara Peterson, Cedar Valley, , 'mw' P ! Queen) Bishop Grant Christofferson offered the open ' mirror which reflected the color theme of red and gold. A large artist's palette with heroic sized brushes added to the effect. Some interesting paintings were displayed by Lehi artists, including Nina Schumann, Belva Adams, Janice Peck, LaLita Rus-so- n, Mrs. Charles Peterson, Joyce Davis, Vernon Begay, Mrs. Walter Heinzig, Maleen Bean, Geaniece Thornton, Larelle Dal-to- n, Lynette Hutchings and Mar-is- ol Sudweeks. Mrs. Sudweeks also did pencil sketches of a number of persons in attendance at the dance. Special fea;ure of the floor show was the dance demonstration by Shirley Jacobsen and Robert Stokes of Springville. Every ward in the Lehi Stake was represented in the dancing groups who performed square dances, All girls dancing, waltzes, pop and swing. Wesley and Joyce Turner, assisted by Taunya Turner, were in charge of the floor show. In attendance were the regional dance directors, Lee and Bet ty Carlson of Pleasant Grove. The Lehi Stake Presidency were also in attendance. With the Corsair Quintette pro viding the music for dancing, Lin ving Green Ball is Stake ll Me Gold, 1 J Successful Even! ll. Company. The company 1 u Lehi BETH'S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE FC3QH11V 385 EAST SIMS MIMES MAIN-AMERI- FORK CAN 6 OPERATORS DETII BARRATT 6 OPEN Wife of Ted Barrett J Early Morning OWNER AND OPERATOR DAYS A tJEEIl or Specializing in Hair Shaping and Permanent Waves Evening Appointments r WE 'INVITE EVERYONE TO COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED. "1 Emily Yates : Graduate American Fork High School Continental College of Beauty Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pineda Wife of Lowell Yates '; A Lovely CARNATION For 'lt.J 1 Linda Scott Graduate American Fork High School Mary's College' of Beauty Daughter of Mr. and Mrs LeRoy J. Chamberlain Wife of Robert Scott Every Lady That Comes in This Week 1.. j ii.A Nancy Webber Graduate of American Fork High School Weber State Cosmetology School Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Webber Peggy Bushman Graduate of Pleasant Grove High School A FRgg CAH OF HAIR SPRAY WITH EACH PERMANENT AND TIIIT f Continental College of Beauty Daughter of Royal Covington Pleasant Grove Wife of Oerald Bushman "THE FDIEI1DLY SALON" Mary Jane Gammon Onduate of Lehi High School Mary's College of Beauty Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gammon She will take Saturday and evening appointments i |