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Show me The Gty'g Only VOLUME I LEHI HIGH SAIUHIMT AMI SUNDAY Stake will CELEBRATE and Sunday in night jbeM Saturday Auditorium. of Lent Stake conference School Saturday night at 7:30 and will be the ro is for everyone opening meeting. Sun-There" will be three sessions on 2 one at 10 o'clock, One at at conference A. I. o'clock and M. m :j0 p. m. authorities of Some of the general be present from Salt the church will take City. ard Home-Owne- d Newspaper LEHI CITr UTAH, THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1933 STAKt UUHHJiUEE the High The session Pres ibeiii py schoolswiU be held in ih but chapels Sunday morning in sacrament meetings will not be held the wards next Sunday. to attend Stake members are urged as possible meetings the of as many 50TH BIRTH DAY ANNIVERSARY NUMBER 34 STW1FHTS MICHAEL RECEIVE YFAR RIMK Yesterday morning itujont. ent body, the autograph section and lined up fw half the length of the the the support of the merchants. mgh school hall, trying to receive their ana mends surprised Mr. copy of the iasi dui not least the book is out Lehlsion rrom the bookLott A. Russon, Thursday lined with a purple border which evening, in store. Patience was rewarded and the honor of his fiftieth birthday anniver students the knighthood idea as usual. presents received a copy of the best In fact the book sary. Games, refreshments throughout has made and year book put out as yet. If conditions use of the school colors wherever music were enjoyed by about twenty are taken into account. Miss Thurman nve guests. goou errect can be had. Each of the people pres and her staff should be complimented division page ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brown on the pictures is surrounded results of their work since Miss Berniece Russon and Mr. Kenner January when the book was first by the purple effect and the titles on them is worked out on a Parchment Clayton, all of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. started. In addition tn .!, vern Walker of American Fork. financial conditions were Just as bad pennant held up by the two battle spears. The banner so wrapped as to in school as they are out of it. But give a scroll effect. R. F. C. FIXING WATER LINES not taking this into consideration the book stands out among the best inus is ine art work of the book the The R. F. C. are digging up the 8"hool has ever put out and planning. The pictures nearly ex water lines in totftf that have been It is no easy Job to nut out an pwin memseives. Except that only laid too close to the surface and have original yearbook year the Senior pictures, and mem J a.ws Out-of-to- lt BR(ffl HUE DESTROYED BY FIRE The home owned by Mrs, Michael Brown of Idaho, occupied by Orrin Phillips and family was destroyed by fire Friday evening. Neighbors saw smoke coming from the roof, notified the Philips family and the firemen, who due to the small water line, defective fire hydrant and lack of suf ficient chemicals were unable to save the home. The personal effects and furniture of the Phillips family were carried out of the burning home by firemen and neighbors. The home, a "brick bungalow valued at 13,200.00 was an entire loss. The cause of the blaze was thought to be defective electric wires. The loss is partly covered by Jnaur- ance. LCIRLS DAY ENJOYED BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Girls' Day at the High School was enjoyed by all the students and teachers. Proving that old songs never prove too old to be enjoyed, the sophomores were announced as winners In the assembly program, as the class singing the most popular love song. Their song was "Silver Threads Among The Gold." The Juniors won the prize for the most dates. The dance was pronounced one of the best of the season with the girls doing the choosing of partners. after year, but faculty Thurman still seems to bers were taken by commercial photo0 trouble and inconvenience to citizens nave plenty of ideas. At the first of graphers this year. (The rest was Mr. T. A, Taylor who has been very PROGRAM M. I. A. CONFERENCE and city officials. These lines are to the Miss Thurman, the editor and taken under the direction of Junius EXAMINING COURT HELD 111 for the past two weeks is Improvbe put deeper under ground to prevent the business manager Banks. out two ing. picked LAST WEDNESDAY General Subject The Restoration. themes towork on. One a ink them freezing. ConMan" the to ''Praise and the other the theme of KnightSinging The largest Examining Court of Honor hood. The rest of the staff eliminated ETUDE LADIES' CHORUS gregation. held in the Lehl District for several SLATED BY FIFTH WARD the theme down to one, Knighthood. prayer A Vanguard. was held Wednesday night in years From "An wwe Quartet Angel Tne stiff blue cover is designed to the Memorial and City Building. Mrs. Carson, Emily Talented Artists To Assist Singer In fit the theme, as is the rest of the On High" by scouts applied for merits, Piece Glass Luncheon Set. High qualTwenty-on- e and Fox Rulon Raymond book. The title page contains Concert On Saturday, April 29. Phyllis Lott, the A real ai me lire much seven for star scouts awards, and one ity flamingo rose colored. Stewart. Knighs as they march forward. The criticism was Friday evening value for $2.49 the set. Sixteen piece for first of heard class. local firemen. Presentation of the Slogan Fifth The Etude Ladies' Chorus, consist- - rema,nder of the book ,s divided into It seems that everything was George 8. Peterson, member of the Flamingo luncheon set for $1.29. Six wrong; nve major divisions Motif, Over- Ward Vanguard. a broken fire hydrant, a small two-Inc- h mg oi imrty memDers, will render a court, gave the monthly lecture, piece Flamingo water sets foi iio the Retold Story Junior Girl. concert program In the Lehl Fifth Lords, The King's Court, In the Lists water line, an empty chemical tank set. FJamlngo glass tumblers 22o for stressing the value of observing the Testimony Junior XJirl. set of six. Five piece sugar, cream, Ward chapel, Saturday evening, April and Miscellanies. and other things too numerous to scout tow, Trustworthy. Of exceptional interest Is the Motif The Lands My Parents Came From 29f under the salt and pepper for ISo the set. Seven mention. The Question ausplcles of the Sunday was asked The boys, who withthelr badges, section and division pages; In Answer to the Gospel Call Junior The "Who is to blame ?" School, it was announced today by piece berry set 49c. Flamingo Glass represented the following troops In the Motif section begins with the following Girl. 22o each, large else. Direct from Axer Southwlck, superintendent. Tne Jugs to Who is blame T for such are: conditions city words on a purple background. Violin duet The Morning Breaks" Etude the factory make these low prices for Singers are regarded as the outIs it the firemen T They are the ones Troop 1 David Carson, first class "In Old of Vera Anderson and Arva Wing. when were Days Knights choral organization of their high grade merchandise possible. who received the criticism's and In- and the merit, Metal work. standing How a Young Man Views the RestoOther sets In green color. Individual kind In Salt Lake City and have a bold,' men had to possess strength in sults of the crowd. Was It the fireTroop I Garth Abbott, Star Award rationFirst Ward Vanguard. varied program which they have been order to achieve greatness. But mus men who Installed the small water pieces all suitable for showers and and Metal Work; Gralg Crabb, Star Patterns set by the Prophet Joseph giving with distinct success in various cular strength alone did not suffice. lines? gifts. Award and First Aid; Ward R. Clark, Men To Live" Smith for Toung wards of the city and other commun Moral courage reverence to God, loyal Star Award and Publlo Health; Rich' Can firemen be to successexacted to Kin, sympathy for weak com Third Ward Vanguard. ty ities. ard Mitchell, Star Award and Metal fire with fully fight Inadequate equipbined with Chorus to Junior Girls and Vanguard physical power produce This coupon is good for either with the chorus will be that paragon of chlvalryf 'A very ment? Can they reach a fire three Work; Dell 8. Peterson, Star Award "Ye Wandering Nations Now Give Appearing CUT PICTURE PUZZLK JIG wellthe Alpha delphian string trio, hundred yards away with a fifty yard and First Aid; Ralth Trane, Star or a BAG OP FINE ONYX Ear." purfast gentll knight.' As the poet and known to radio folk, also Miss hose? Award; R. C. Allred, Star Award; MARBLES with the purchase of says: Speaker of the evening. a pair of shoes amounting to Salt Lake G. Allred, Star Award. Hughes, gifted Dorothy It not is "His firewas for a O' of the always Thee pleasant strength strength Closing song "We Thank 11.60 or over during th month Van Barnes, Animal Indus Troop pianist, Miss Doris Robbins, acclaimed man to answer those calls perhaps In ten, God For A Prophet" of Congregation. April, 1983. try and Woodwork; Maurice Dahl, thf most beautiful and talented reader the night or In sub-ze- ro weather. GOODWIN'S GOLDEN RULE, Because his heart was pure." Benediction Junior Girl. WoodLaMar Animal Dahl, in Utah, Miss Agnes Sears, contralto; Industry; LshL Utah Perhaps they were to blame for an Youth of today has Its Ideals love NOTICE Miss Grace Anderson, carving; Glen Evans, Animal Induschemical and a tank broken empty service of obedience of law, country, All those scouts who passed for and Miss Esther Anderson, Soprano to fellow men. Not so far removed from fire hydrant. Have you sent In the names of the try; Clark Goates, Woodwork; Billy awards at the last Court of Honor Les Goates, native Lehite is director Animal Inustry; Roy Keith eight screen stars and your slogan T Glover, don't as we citizens our do Why those old days. So we feel it is not will please be present at the M. I. A. Metalcraft and Animal Industry; Clyde Tou may be lucky. Over one thousand and Miss Hughes is accompanist. of chivalry share in helplne fight fires indirect! v. that symbolism unfitting These Conference, Sunday evening. Helen Barton, winner of national and Moran. wiaiwor; ernn prises given away free you don't have Knighthood be used to unify and by doing our share in seeing that the scouts are requested to be seated on to make a purchase absolutely free. scholarship honors in cello com' beautify the pages of this book." firemen have sufficient materials to the seats In the front of the AuditWoodwork; Fred pierson, Metaiworic; Ask us about it. Let us show you a petition has the string trio in charge. This page Is followed by two beau fight with? orium. has Fifth Ward oi footwear, new arranged tiful colored copies of pictures of The Lehl Give the firemen tools, then if due Russell Schow, Cooking; Wesley Schow snappy selection Cooking and Wodwork; Val Watklns, summer patterns In leather, also caa social in honor of the visiting sing to and carelessness are neglSct next the they and page Knighthood days, Wood-housOLD CENTRAL SCHOOL nvasour prices are always right ers, following the concert program. following these is so closely correlated not taken care of, let us have a new Animal Industry; and Wendal Animal Industry. the DISMANTLED HOUSE BEING Th numbers to be rendered by fire crew. to is guess to the first that it easy Now showing new patterns i This is your town, why not make it chorus and guest artists, will be anthe staff chose the word Motif why fabrlo and lacy gloves for summer. AWARD RECEIVES L. One of Lehi's old land marks, the nounced In full in next week's edition RACKER D. a GOOD town. or be home It may my knlghtnod aya t0 represent Don't overlook the best value yet in a eld Central School building, Is being of this newspaper. The word means the your home that may need the firemen .Ma full fashioned ellk hose Jo wvlcs anl salesman for local torn down. Workmen under direction D. L. Rarker, idea in vtiatH production: nwt tlTie. dorchm'. fct &)i las I. It- ir ba-tifu- l ihlffn o di'innnl-lintain iO!eivi Who .VWtwry Hn. foi Tt&tLitBUme bsstm t1tk ;t;iiue ys&jrs CARSON HANCOCK 0f.lu?.taif tMs pafetJ coa tains fitit tfce Ideals anj for 11.00. comBird la 7&e, i,uj iturt.iuing the by the building this week. Dr. G. S. gold presented ring, We all do. of Olden Times or a representation of Richards of American Fork purchased pany to a salesman who qualifies for and $1.25. Also Gold Stripe. vows, and In the low- Ester Carson, daughter of Mr. ana the the building and grounds. Is expert salesman. The ring Is Of gold probIt LIONS NOTES Mrs. Matt Carson and vera r. nan- er half of tne page the Boy bcoui Outdoor Girl Cosmetics, powder. with a small bear, the Stark tradeable that some new homes will occupy tocock were married, Friday at bait 0atn symbolic of the Knights of lip stick, nail polishes, hair set, rouge, "exthe site of the old school house. mark, outlined with the letters The Lake City. Miss uarson is a pupu.ai aay Not t0 be complete wun mis, 10c each. LIong club wln mePt ,n All high grade perfume, ' The old building will be missed by Lhe pjfth Ward, Thursday night, where pert salesman. member of Lehi's younger set and has woven int0 the Ideal of Olden Times look. a take Just goods , i i many of Lehi's citizens, although it many friends wishing tne young peopio anJ m the upper iert nana corner is plans for the election of new officers has been unused for, several years, it SECOND WARD MINSTREL8 Putnam's Dyes, Diamond Dyes, all a pjctUre of the crowning of a king, will be made. health, wealth and happiness. still recalls Tb PLAY AT FAIRFIELD colors 10c the package. for childhood the left into woven days Hancock happy Mr and Mrs. and ,n tne ower right, Special musical numbers will be spent beneath it's roof, to a great numscout oath is a Boy Scout at attention given. Ogden, Monday. Men's and Boys' Leather Jackets ber of the middle The Second Ward minstrels will put Lions Wing, W. L. Worlton and R. aged population of saluting the American Flag. both the town who well remember listening on a zipper ana button In washable ASSOCIATION has Fairfield Wednesday, B. Worlton are In charge, with the on a show at Tne Gver Lora- division page FISH AND GAME calf skin for the toll of the old 8:30 school bell, on and suede leather. Compare Is hard crusade. a cast PRESENT MOVIES The 26. working April prize furnished by Lion Ricks. gyp of Knights outlining our prices. to trip merrly to school. Lions Bradshaw Chipman and Cou-la- their parts and promise a better minThe section contains tne memoers iu strel than ever before. are in charge of next meeting. The Fish and Game Association the faculty. Men's Dress Hats $1.49 and ut. M. I. Th wine-- Court is divided into A. CLOSING SEASONS WORK nresented a illustrated "8 Colors snow, interesting very pearl, chamois, tan, ""ft Lee three parts Knignts, or Mr. ins. All the new ones, and brown. black J or n rrnrYia The M. I. A. Squires, or Juniors; nnd pages, organizations of Lehl, jvay ieuiuims fs all the time at Goodwin's. con-tiiare finishing their seasons work this Utah. Sophmores. The division page week after a most successful and ena picture of the King conferring We are headquarters for Corduroys joyable year. , the privlledge of Knighthood to for nil members of the family that ALBERT WIEGEL TO SPEAK The First Ward M, I. A. officers enwear 'em. Prices 98c and up. Examine HERE FRIDAY NIGHT Knight. tertained their members at a social The In the Lists section is headed by our special work shirt now selling at n imhi.o Tuesday evening with games, dancidomestic a picture oi 59c that formerly sold at $1.00 and was V. Weigel, Albert Mr. ng and which is an appropriate nivision In the First worth It. Other values beginning at refreshments, Los Angeles of trade commissioner mntaining the different rn. ard Amusement Hall. 39c. will spak in 1UI a .rtion Commerce of Chamber namely, Student The Second school activities; and Fifth Wards entert- .... oMnnl Auditorium, Friday School ained !it o !1 t tha ITMfth Body Staff Members, Opera, .,tl... Now is an opportunity to buy canvas 21, at 8 p. m. on Balanc Track. Plav. Football, .Basketball, "ard chapel at a dancing party and night, April stock of Groceries, a big Meat supply and a We for less than dams at nearly one-halarge carry and the honor stud ing Western Development. delicious refreshments all the Type, Debating, season same in the Fifth Inst too. in Short grade is speaking Mr. Weigel a big stock of Vegetables and Fruits. "frard ents. three-fourtchapel Tuesday evening, with boots and boots,, hip and towns of Utah cities wnHnnl two of them barter' s Orchestra Among these groups, boots for irrigating at pleasing prices furnishing the of his visit to Utah is . BeatiThe . The purpose "music. was especially .u.riHani Our Delivery Service brings all of these to your door. $2.25 pair and up. to promote reciprocal trade relations tudos below the football picture, one or The Third Ward held their closing between Utah and California. in which was "Blessed are the poor Party Wednesday TELEPHONE SEND THE KIDDIES OR COME ZEE toilet paper six for 25c Crystal evening with a pro-.toClub, Farm Bureau, Dairy, Lions The for they shall be trampled under ana tree planting spirit Associ White ceremony Soap 12 for 80c. Bob White 12 Me A Pn,,itrv. Fruit and Vegetable dance. foot." And the "What Made Mission Bell Toilet Soap B 25c. The Orpheus Orchestra futor meeting. the for ations are sponsors to this Mose Allred wins Success": be Olive Soap 4 bars for 25c. to for the Palm rling music. contest: He Lehl citizens are invitea The Fourth first place hi any beauty Bromsw39c and 49c each. Wln- 25c. Ward entertained their 1 . A find lnnV, . present. cent per states. g"w hdow shades 49c each. A. workers with a program, a n per cent hard labor. act play, directed by Mrs?. Odell Mr. and 17 headed PHONE and Mrs. R. J. Whipple Mnaneous section Is p4 and a dance In the ward chapel. Mr.Mrs. motored to This R Tournament. Whipple & Byron and AH, the LEHI, UTAH MAIN STREET art ward houses were filled with the m&tr club8t U the Sunday to view PPy. orderly crowds, , each group Springville, High and at the Springville t WAT exhibit featore8, the wit of the v pronounced men " teTr successful. is a spiritual vho come. feast is promised all frozen up each winter causing a lot of 30 far Miss J'r WHO PAYS? 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