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Show ... tm i .t.k I """ ner"" financial n to 1 116 string? other sourca of By 0 erind: to influence. I Li THE HOME is still the crnerston of the American nation. If peopl would cay more attention to the conduct oi their homes, and care mora for the discipline, conduct, comfort, race and love within those homes and less for social functions, skill at cards, and for making easy money, America w..uld be a happier, better land ia which to live, with greater security. rree Press t LEHI'S WIDELY READ HOME OWNED NEWSPAPER CvrXl F.HI CITY, UTAH, T 111 No. 23 THIS CERTIGRADE HOME GOT FHA LOAN Ho.1 WELFARE & HEAL H v. COUNCIL ORGANIZED '. JUNIOR PROM SET V 16 EOR MARCH 11 i-- uhi and Welfare Health ornn Memorial ,.,, were iui- - cuimm, the ... group oi unasni ;t,r welfare leomniu, coun- - health federated iations in a community, repredeleCj bv officially experenced the puras primary Land having the development 01 an auequitc Um for the community. ; I'ublicity-Geo- ry,. p. prit Ch.(!r. man and Windell Swe!:Slin. Child Wefare E. N. Webb. ChTTr-maA. B. Anderson, I.e., Hanson. Dr. E. Eddington, Dr. V. L. v0ti-ton- , Edward I.arsen. Ross Nielson. Mrs. LeRoy Peterson, Mrs. Fern Lar-seand Parent Teachers Association officers. Clearance of Cases A. Carlos Schow, chairman; Mrs. John Whipple, Mrs. Mina Webb, Ward Relief Society I'rin-it.-ses- n organization is to Ltt health in the individual and in Presidents. Shingles and lumber from Pacific Northwest forests will be wun Sanitation John Whimpey Arley tommunity by used exclusively in the immediate construction by the Red Cedar organization Clark and Dr. E. Eddi official or private Shingle Bureau of this attractive house, officially known as "The -- sted in heaith in the communty; Certigrade Home," on a lot in historic Arlington County, Virginia, Emergency Bundles a. upkeep the national housing proving ground, using funds insured on and joint Red Cross. promote group thinking "Loan No. 1" by the Federal Housing Administration in the federal A A ilia we b. owiiubiuu resterlizaton Mrs. Sarah E. lining; w wipiuvc government's gigantic new housing drive. public unaer-adin- Gaisford and Mrs. Hazel AHred. work; to increase of welfare work and what Federal Aid A. J. Leavitt and It be done; to in correc Powell. with the Nurses activities Red Cross and MERIT BADGE ts work; to REPORT SHOWS cub and to help secure adequate club women. Recreation EXAMINERS NAMED Dean Prior, chairport from public for public and SUFFICENT MOISTURE late welfare work. man; E. C. Jorgenson. Summer Round-uParent Teachelected A fficers of the organization report from Head Ranger The following men have been chosen ers, Mrs. A. F. Adams, chairman; Thomas Walker of the Timpanogos1 to Lehi Council the Scout Stake Mrs. EMrs. Rula by Eddington, National Monument at the Cave Chairman Mayor John Whimpey. for act examiners merit as badge Dorton. Jackson Waniass. Camp in Am. Fork Canyon shows Lehi War-diBureau Farm Mrs. Zetella the precipi,tatoin durng the past .secretary ESylvester Evans. B. Garrett. Agriculture John Bushman and Alex deRoss Nielson, Chairman; Finance Architecture Wayne Chrisensen. month very promising for those from on water the treaand Powers, supply pending secretary Mas Athletics Dean Prior. Church imhiect of the lip-to- n . Tl '1 e' Ie-lan- d p - : e, Christ-offerso- n . Security The Junior Pimn of the Lehi High will be held oil Friday, March 11. The theme of the Prom this year will be "The Twelve Dancing taken from one of Grmm's The hall will le decoTales. Fairy rated to represent the story of the twelve princesses who danced all night on an enchanted isle, with handsome princes, who called each night and carried them to the island in gondolas. A color scheme of blue and yellow will predominate in the decorations. Plans are underway to for the Prom over decorating begin Virgil H. Peter- ," WAYNE BUSHMAII RECEIVES MISSION CALL Wayne Bushman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bushman received a call to labor in the Texas I D. S. Mission, last week. Elder Bushman will leave for the Mission School in Salt Lake City, on March 28. Elder Bushman graduated from the Lehi High Schol in 1936 and has week-enthe taken an active part in the Lehi First The committees and class memWard acivites. A number of parties! bers are working and planning to are leing planned in his honor prior make the Prom one of the outstand- to the Ieavng for the missoin home. ing parties of the school year. The Prom Committee is Mark LIONS NOTES Bradshaw, charman; Dorthea Evans, Antone Ruth Worlton, Lambert, Standford Russon and Wanda The Lehi Lions Club will hold their Class officers are Dan Worlton. regular luncheon in the Lehi First Ward Relief Society Rooms, Thurspresident; Donna Kirkham, vice-- i evening. day presiuent; ineaa iienKe, secretary Lions Clark, Durnell and Christenuewayne uanieis, representative. Class advisors are Mrs. Margaret sen are in charge of arrangements Potter, Miss Melba Glade, Delbert with the prize furnished by Lion Waniass. Fugal and Ray Durnelh The committee in charge of the next meeting will be Lions Eddington, Fowler and Hansen. BEET CONTRACT d. the snow sheds in American Fork Automobiling James Comer. While the snow fall for the canyon. and Life Aviation Saving Boyd The organization will sponsor the December and January months of La r sen. IS AGREED Oil physical examination of school childare low the ranger states that the Bird Study John Hutchings. NOTICE TO ren before the close of the school to the rains ground early penetrated Book Binding George Price. year. replenish the ground water rather Dale Hadfield. Salt Lake City, Feb. 28 RepreBugling: LEHI CITIZENS A meeting of all officers will be than piling up snow to run off with sentatives of Utah beet growers and Hadfield. Wm. Camping held in the Memorial Building, Wedthe spring thaws, later to replenish sugar companies agreed today by a Carpentry Wayne Christensen. the springs and supply the water unanimous nesday, March 23, at 7:30 p. m. We wish to call your attenion to vote of a 1938 contract call Cement Work A. Carlos Schow. later in the season, and insure a more the importance of reading the signs from of division for Banks. Junius equal profits ing Chemsitry even flow. all beet producers between growers posted at the City Garbage Dump Civics Joseph Robison. HERE BAKERY Measurements taken are as follow: TO OPEN NOW IT IS and Dale Hadfield. refineries, according to an an- north of Lehi. Many are dumping Cookings January nouncement by R. T. Harris, presi- garbage on private property and are February L. C. Ash. Cycling Cave Camp dent of the Gunnison Sugar )mpany. making themselves liable to persecuLUX FLAKES A new bakery will be opened in the Dairying E. B. Garrett. 6 inches Trace Snow Under the new management put in tion thereby. Electricity Carlton Peterson. State Lehi Lumber Co. building Zero Water content 2.37 Please read the signs and do as It the package two packages 18c last year by a portion of the effect L. Worlton. W. Dr. Aid First Street formerly occupied by Ken's South Fork Ranger Station direct. or three for 25c will and refineries they Hutchrefineries, John to Animals Aid growers First Auto Parts, on March 12. The bakery 10.42 Snow 14.4 LIMIT THREE PACKAGES We have a natural dumping ground all of in net share profits equally will be operated by Mr. Griffin who ings. 2.36 Water content 4.64 in the large wash. Please use it. sold. molasses and John sugar Handcraft Hutchings. Altamont operates the American Fork Bakery. Lehi City Council. Formerly the grower had been paid on OXYDOL AND RIMSO Horsemanship E. B. Garrett. Mr. Griffin plans on carrying a full 22.7 3S.8 Snow which scale their a profits sliding by Robert Phillips. Leathercraft line of bakery goods and will have his 6.7 Water content 12.05 were determined by sugar content of LARGE PACKAGE Andrew Fjeld. two Masonery One or store open every day. Divide their beets, and all molasses produced 21c the package Metal Work Delbert Fugal and local girls will be employed by Mr. 28.92 51.64 inches Snow was the property of sugar companies. Gunther. Carl 8.44 Griffin. Watch for he opening date, Water content 17.22 Abe Anderson. Music CRYSTAL WHITE AT'B March 12. The creek this year is the highest Pathfinding John Hutchings. has been for the past twelve years MORE CUCUMBERS it Personal Health Joseph Robison. March 1st measurement. P Md G SOAP for Joseph S. Physical Development OF HEEDED HERE DAUGHTERS "ANT BARS Robison. 7 for 25c Pioneering Wm. Hadfield. PIONEERS TO HOLD SISTER OF LEHI There are still a few more acres Public Health Dr. E. Eddington. of cucumbers necessary for Lehi to D. R. Mitchell. Safety MAN BURIED maintain her station here. Those in CONJOINT Scholarship D. R. Mitchell. Wonderful Value LOW PRICES OH 49c Each terested are asked to sign contracts Signaling L. ;B. Brown. re any 65c value elsewhere. Swimming -- Boyd Larsen. Mrs. Nettie B. Cordner, 67, of as soon as possible in order that the EVERY-DA- Y The annual conjoint meeting of the FOODS er Peterson. for handling the crop Woodcarving--Chestbe Provo, Bench, a sister of Junius arrangements Lehi Daughters of the Poneers will TOOTHPICKS Woodwork- -- Wayne Christensen. Banks of this city was buried at can be made. MARSH MALLOWS, 1 Lb. Pkg. 12c held, Wednesday, March 9th. in the. instead Hall, Provo, Sunday. She died at her Fifth WTard Amusement DIAMOND BRAND due home in Orem, Thursday. fcble CORN BEEF, 12 0z Can 19c pointed polished white birch. of Thursday as at first planned, MEETING UNION L. D. LOCAL active the an was Mrs. Cordner A small RELATIVE OF to a change made in order that item at a smaller price tal1 can S. worker and with her husband was 2fr 4c the Package Utah County officers of the organiSALMON, of raisers AT first the of BURIED one Arrangeberry PEOPLE The after dinner zation could be present. The rsgular monthly Sunday School special. c Orem. ments are being made for a splendid 15c Meeting will be held in the Lehi DEVILED MEAT, FALLS EveryTWIN Second Ward Chapel,, Sunday, March program and refreshments. SUPER BIG HAWK 1 Lan?c ackapre 6 at 8 a. m. All workers of the Sun- RINSO, one invited to be present. CELEBRATES 85TH to extended is to invitation in be A special day School are urged BBoley of Murtaugh LBS BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OVERALLS Maylon PURE LARD all Lehi Pioneers to be special guests Twin Falls, at buried ,'ahn that " ' Sanforized of the Daughters of the Pioneers a ormnei Shrunk full 8 Ounce can fr of 10c is being Idaho Friday- Mr. JJoley .j,;Mi brother-in- MEN'S $1.19 the Mrs. Ellen Jackson celebrated her 1937 LICENSE PLATES CATSUP, larKe a an Miiith Jessie Mr of ,.t pair expenses to help defray Mrs. 85th birthday anniversary Thursday, n Utah with Utah labor. charged 0c ;,irS. Edward Larsen and EXPIRED MONDAY EVE, MILK the organization. CANS the February 24. During the day open was wife Utah makes, makes Utah" His Eh Batchdor, fan0I"e relaand held friends for was of Lehi. house Woodhouse your home owned institu- Orilla former BIG VALUE TEA 1 Pound m and keep the . 29C tives. A large number called to offer Mrs. ics sie bnuir, aim am, As 500 motorists and truckers pay rolls going. RELIEF BOCIETY Package the afterEdward best wishes during Mrs. commis Mrs Eli Batchelor. state tax crowded into the the were them i Among f Tehi and Mrs. Libbie Green noon. branch office at Provo, Satur LYE, CAN HUMNING BIRD , tv, fon- - f,m,.i,ino Pnmmittpo of the Second sion ROOM COMPLETED " ; of American . a. day to get their motor vehicle license rs. j. n. Aiiuci,yi, livft i ni inur-- , u, a rri LB. CAN They services. oral plates, Manager Paul Hout reminded SYRUP, SILK HOSIERY Mrs. A. K. Smith and Rrown Tnlia car drivrcs that after Tuesday jdav ti, TWH Ward Re ieftheirSociety THE PRICE They presented her with birthday ne in State Patrolmen by law must ap- HYPRO, y2 GALLON meeting GOES DOWN first held their Armstrong gifts. A family dinner was senred in Mrs They ard Mr using 1937 M. J. B. JR. COFFEE, Pound 27c prehend all motorsts Relief Society room. Tuesday. 79c THE PAIR the were Sunday guts of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jackson's honor. at cars on their found buildnu the driviny have remodeled Mrs. Jackson has six living child- plates PURE PRESERVES, 5 Pound or Hutchings. . after. . aualit,, John state Tuesday -highway ward chap v cinams me same. rear of the P , ren, four grandchildren and 62 great59c Can Horace V010r to time M's. mow hoonHl closing v Saturday 6,640 Up -occupied by Mr. and grandchildren. cycj '"wiui uiait been plates had been issued in the Provo RICE, The partition has LBS. Hadfield. Her children are: Mrs. Ada ith covered Holt estimated that last year office. floor the of Salt Jackson Jean and removed, PERCALES to March 15 about 9,000 plates were placed at TAP linoleum, attractive drapes circulator Lake City; John Jackson of Lehi; BEGINNERS and sold. coal FRESH MEATS "erything for home sewing. the windows, a hew Ernest Jackson of Salt Lake City; dm Plates will be still available at any QUALITY p hd seat, Alvin and of installed Jackson Ixhi; James heater DANCING CLASS Buy and Save at time after Tuesday at the offices adCOMPLETE SERVICE Jackson of Salt Lake City. the room, making a very Soc vises Mr. Holt and tardy motorists M. Itahrf A. the 10 AT friends for Lehi room Jackson's many Mrs. and cozy FINEST QUALITY VkOl SATURDAY and truckers can get them then in meetmgs. LEHI wish her many more happy years members to hold their vehicles in to order again put their with her family and friends. BUILDING lawful operation.. BEBORUL BROADBEHT & SON this rvived word Lehi relatives lfc per lesson. James AH WE DELIVER of Cedar PHONE 20-Miss Verda Anderson i. tho serious illness of nge -c- lcomes. Klv Nevada, are the proud parents ABoneIstitution of a 1"1 , Missouri and Service SouthLucille Edward Miss Mrs. with visited HUTCHINGS girlof a baby Valley Wol Turner of nwPpnu mV,r Turner is LAUREL yenne Work Shoe Walker of American Fork, last week. wick is the proud grandmother. former Lehi resident. follow suffering from completions ing smallpox. Wardle, Joseph Robison, V. Peterson and Emmett Chipman. rer, Lee son. ( Economy Days BROOMS A - 25c 4 2le 2 - i 29c ISe 4 "t 5 , i Hen-dricks- 60QDW - 5 29c 9c 35c 25c 24c |