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Show r em LhHI'S WIDELY READ - I STUDENTS HONOR NOUNCED AN- AT HIGH SCHOOL .Meiling. daughter of Mr. O. Meiling has been named J. ..j Vjitdkcorian of the graduating class ot :xL'bi High School. Miss Meiling will the valedictory at the commencement pK Miss Meiling was cjtrcije on May 16. & highest rating student chosen on a jasil of 60 percent scholarship, 20 perattitude or mit activities, 20 percent Mis Irene Mrs. ctiynship. Miss Maria m M. S. Mrs highest tudged ss j r NEWSPAPER D i ' - No. 37 SUMMER RECREATION BIDS OPENED FOR ACTIVITIES BEING LIGHT PLANT PLANNED SEMINARY FESTIVAL EQUIPMENT WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 1 he summer recreation program made Possible by school, city, church and W. P- - A is being worked 7 he Lehi City officials met Tuesday ern:ng and opened bids for the additionupon by the al equipment for the City Power Plant. ,lary and plans are to make the Bids were submitted from Worthington Arrangements have been completed for summer of 1M0 one ot the outstanding Pump and Machinery Co Landies Tract- a big Seminary Festival to be held in recreation periods in Lehi's history or and Equipment Co Fairbanks Morse Provo on Wednesday. May 8;h for all Actmties for young and old are to be W Co Clarence W. Silver Co. and Th the Seminary graduates ot Central Utah. included Softball, junior, tennis, baseLang Co. Students and their parents from Nephi ball, volley bail, campfire programs, on the south to Heber on the north and Engineer Ivory is busy tabulating the handcraft, are just a few activities of Price on the east art invited to parici-pathandwork, games. dramatizations ana bids and his report will be given as soon as it is complete. punics. One of the General Authorities of the I he program for the summer should church (probably President Clark) will get under way about June 1st. This DR. GAETH TO address the big gathering at the Provo should enable the boys and girls to get Stake Tabernacle at 7:30 p. m. where a the knks out of their amrs and limbs TUESDAY musical program will also be rendered. AT A. for their summer play. A chorus from Lehi is being trained by Director Abe Anderson to participate in Sponsors of the Softball teams may The closing meeting of the Parent-Teach- this gathering. contact Mil Prior. Arthur Sabey, ,or Association will be held, TuesClem Turner, for particulars. A dance will be held at the Ladies (B. day. May 7. at 8 p. m. in the High Y. folIt is planned to have one night undei School immediately U.) Gymnasium Auditorium. Dr. Gaeth of tht the program, which will be free the lights for girls and junior boys so lowing Brigham Young University will give the to all Seminary students holding tickets girls and boys get your gloves and start life history of Adolph Hitler. The meet- which will be distributed by the SeminJune 1st will soon be warming up. and Dr. ing will honor the fathers here. Principal. ary Gaeth's lecture will be especially interestArrangements art being made to run Good musical numing to the fathers. a special "Orem" car at reduced rates for bers are being arranged and refreshments the round trip from the north tnd of tht will be served. There is no admission SARATOGA to accommodatt all students and county, charge and everyone is invited to attend. their parents who have no other means Dr. Gaeth is well known as a fluent DANCES TO OPEN Presidents Stake of transportation. and interesting speaker as well as being and Warnick havt this in Schow, Young in happenings MAY 1 1 well informed aon the radio charge. news comEurope, being popular Similar gatherings havt been htld in His lecture Tuesday evening mentator. other parts oi of the statt and havt Saratoga will open its 1940 dancing will be well worthwhile for everyone ind provpn very successful. The general coma good attendance is desired. season with a big opening dance, Saturmittee on arrangements consists of LeRoy day. May 11. The hall this year will of Spanish Whitehead Fork, M. H. be managed by Frank Eastmond who has Knudsen of Lehi and Ernest Frandsen of put in a new dance floor, new indirect LEHI BOY Provo. lighting, new modernistic decorations and --given the entire dance pavillion a comPOLE VAULT RECORD Arplete remodeling and redecoration. SEMINARY GRADUATION are being made for one of rangements Utah's outstanding dance orchestras to Clyde Lambert of the Lehi Junior High SUNDAY, MAY furnish the music and a grand good time School broke the junior division pole is being arranged for the dancers of Utah vault record at the B. Y. U. Invitational The Seminary class of 1940 will hold County at the big opening. May 11. 5 inch meet, Friday with a 10 ft. in its tht Stake graduation exercises New cement walks and a new cleaninches better jump. The mark was Tabernacle on May 2 Sunday evening, also been has added this Stoker won Harold record. old ing plant spring than the Board Stake m. of 7:30 The at p. at Saratoga and a season full of enjoyfourth place in the same event. Maurice a Education have good arranged program of for this most Taylor won third place in the broad ment planned patrons Schow announces that Victor Jones won second place and President popular of Utah's summer playgrounas. jump. be no Sacrament Services in in the high jump and second place in there will any of the wards of tht stakt on this the broad jump. Mrs. Sylvester Evans returned honn. attend the Bob Wilkins won fifth place in th even ng. so that all may this week from a two weeks visit in Salt 100 yard dash. home. Lake City at the Emery Smith List of Prospective Seminary Gradutes: The Junior high school girls won the Mrs. Smith, recently returned from the Fred Adams, Anne Allred, Reid Allred. 440 the shuttle second place in rac?. yard L. D. S. Hospital, where she underwent Harold Anderson. Ora Anderson, Beth She is reported to be a major operation. Austin, Don Barnes. Elaine Barnes, La nicely." "doing CHANTANTE CHORUS TO Vee Bateman, Howard Brown, Afton FURNISH ALPINE PROGRAM Brokaw, Blaine Brokaw, Charles Carson, .t 1 f l i i Lucene Chamberlain. Le La Christensen, The Chantante Chorus will furnish George Clover. Francis Cook, Glen Cook. the musical program at the Alpine Parent Phyllis Dorton, Erma Fox, Udon Gough, , James Teachers meeting at Alpine, Friday Gayle Hacking, Hartshorn, Elma Higginson, Delsit Hunt, Esther Hutchings, Fayt Hutchings, Warren Jackson, Lola Johnson, Rutti Keetch, Relvp Larsen. Paul Mason. Joseh Mecham (deceased), Clara Orton, Beth Peterson. Ruth Peterson. Vrginia Peterson. La Rue Powell. Richard Roberts, Athol Ross. Sims, Maurine Soren Sabey, Georgt Bessie Trinnamana. Rhta Smith. Skinner, Robert Webb. Annettt Turner, Waynt Whitt. Howt Woodhouse, Glen ZimmerDavid man. Effit Fayt Zimmerman, Christofferson and Lee Robtrta. . SPEAK next P. T. graduates, Beth Austin, Mrs. n, j A 1940 e. n the 2. . Lott, daughter of Mr. Lott was named saluta-tprii- of the class, having record the among on the same basis. Mil CITY. UTAH. THURSDAY. MAY . daughter of Mr. Herbert Austin was announced This winner of the Athenian Award. !rd is given on a bass of 50 percent ictivity and 50 percent scholarship. Richard Roberts, son of Mr. andMrs. MISS MIELING Robers was announced Ions Oliver Award, as the male student having the Brokaw, Howard Brown, Charles Carson, and activity highest combined scholarship Lucene Chamberlain, Francis Cook. Ivor record. Colledge, LeGrandc Comer. Allen Chip-maDean Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Wayne Dubois James Hartshorn, R Mitchell, was announced winner of Hall, Warren Jackson, Ivan JohnVirgil the Nielson award given the best John son, Emery Jones, James T. Logs-doathlete. Paul Mason, Joe W. Mecham, Jim Bob Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles, Clifford Miller, Dean Mitchell, Steven Zimmerman, was given the Prior Donad Athol Ross. Rick, Rchard iward as the outstanding senior football Roberts, lee Roberts, Soren Sabey, player. George A. Sims, Kenneth Turner, Wayne Student winning scholarship records E. Turner, Robert White, Gaylon Wil I Q10 ACt ...... ..,..., I.. ,u. ..l mi yitXL nil! UUUU 1IICU 43 son, Howe Woodhouse, and Bobby ZimIrene Meiling. Grant Ash, Allan Chip-namerman. Howard Brown, Dorald Allred, Alton Brokaw and Ivia Dell Sunderland. Miss iad HOME-OWNE- VIII VOLUME tti wee nre -- - COUNTY HEAD RETURNS HOME Sylvan W. Clark, Lthi. chairman of the Utah county commission, visittd 1 8 county seats where he madt a brief study of administrative practices, during a vacation trip through 16 states from which ht and Mrs. Clark returned last week, ht reports. business-- Tht began his trip by of convention annual attending county officers at Houston, Ttxas, April thtn wtnt to St. Augustint, Fla.. by way of New Orleans. tht ) 10-1- Turning west, ht stopped at Atlanta. Ga., to attend a meeting of statt welfare and study welfare administraton He also attended sessions of methods. at Jacksonville. the WPA convention Fla. At Nashville, Tenn. the Clarks visited relatives. Mr. Clark reported the trip proved not only enjoyable but highly beneficial, for he obtained numerous helpful suggestions while visiting county seats and conferring with county officials in the varous states. officials BREAKS -- LIONS TO ENTERTAIN DATE GRADUATION ANNOUNCED WIVES AND MOTHERS The Lehi Lions Club will honor their Principal L. B. Adamson, of the Lehi wives and mothers in a special Mother's High School, announced this week that day luncheon in the Lehi First Ward Reibe annual graduation exercises of the lief Society Hall, Thursday, May 2. A Lehi Senior High School will be held, special tribute to Mothers will be given 12 1 May 16, in the Lehi Stake by a guest speaker and good musical Plans for the program are numbers are beng arranged. Lions Chip-matow underway. Christensen and Clark arc in charge Canidates for Anna are: of graduation arrangements. The ladies prize will be Allred, Ora Anderson, Beth Austin, La furnished by Lion Watkins and the gents Vee Bateman, Elane Afton prize by Lion Goates. Barnes, Brokaw, LaLa Christensen. Phyllis The committee for the next meeting Dorton, Udon Gough. Wanda -- Gurney, be Lions Lowell Brown. Comer and will Gayle Hacking, Virgie Hall, Elma Cook. Ether Hutchings, Faye Hutch- Delsie Hunt, Lola Johnson. Ruth Neetch Lois Larsen, Relva Larsen, Maram Lott, Irene Meilng, Clara Orton, SCOUT CAMP0REE Rth Peterson, Beth Peterson, Virginia erson, Maurine Skinner, Bessie Smith, FRIDAY Erne Trinnaman, Marjorie West, y Zmmerman, Reid T. Allred, Harold Aiderson. Fred C. A. The Lehi scouts arc holding an over Blaine Adams, GIVE PRACTICAL GIFTS Hollow in the night camporee in Carter's which will be appreciated for yeirs at will open Creek. Friday night. Camp to come. 7 a. m. 4 p. m. Friday, and close at GIVE AN AUTOMATIC STEAM be will A campfirc program Saturday. ELECTRIC IRON held and each troop will furnish a part No more sprinkling, no burning or A scout representative on the program. Cuts no constant lifting. scorching, from Provo will be present. Off and on heat ironino time in half. ward control. All scouts are to meet at their V equipApril m.. 4 Friday. at p. chapel bedCRYSTAL WHITE AND P. G. ped with their camping equipment, scout-erGiant Bars scouts, Registered ding and cats. Seven for 25c committeemen arc troop and district LUX or LIFE BUOY invited to attend. Three for 20c Thursday, Tabernacle. Hig-finso- ALPINE DAY MONDAY Tht annual Alpint Day will, be htld May 6, when all Senior and Junior High School students of the Alpint District will mttt for a day of field activities. A full day's program has been arranged for all Lehi students of the Junior and Senior High School who art invittd to participate. in American Fork. Monday, - For Mother's Day R -- iH i commissiontr The Alpine Day activities were scheduled for Lehi this year but due to the field being resodded the American Fork High School consented to act as hosts this year with Lehi btng tht host school ntxt year. Wanda-Gurney- C -- Sierra Pine Toilet Soap with the for 20c odor rriroo h: WH1TE KING OR CREME OIL SOAP 4 Bars for 1 8c Rinso or Oxvdol 20c the package Giant size for 60c. White lnS! Soao Powrtor ?Of Aii, uiu iuiiu for 5c. Mop heads 0c. w oira Uust Mops 49c. Wall tr Cleaner three for 25c. Floor war tVio . f ' i Kino, omu pousning lyt quarts 35c. Furniture Polish 5c size for 15c, try a you won't be disappointed. mb Uwner 2 1 t.- Brushes 10c each. Solvent Iot opening sink drains 15c and c the can. Window shades 5c, and 49c. If you don't see "hat, you want please ask for it at 1 win::; TOILET TOILET 51 3 3.95 cooking dishes other kinds. than faster for 28c J LB CAN 24c VEGETABLES 3 1 25c BABY CEREAL heat 19c home of Humming Bird Silk HosiV and Men's Work Shoes-Wol- verine of Course. ORANGES more delightful No dish will prove U s the one ice cream. than meals after Rich and health. to aways pleasant road energy giving those suppl.es cream- v-it Fat more o require. elements you dehc-ouTwenty it frequently. fresh daily. flavors made COOKER Al L PURPOSE ALUMINUM . A M1KKU rrwwv s WATKINS ICE CREAM We Cater To Parties SOAP (Woodberrys) LEHI LUMBER CO. State St. PJh0neD15, Hardware-Spo- rtin 4! 1 I I IH I I I H I 4 2 Bars Pound Package 6 1 SOAP Crystal 2530: DOZ. 20 OUNCE CAN TOMATO JUICE 10c Hear MARY LEE TAYLOR'S Special Baby Week Broadcast KSL, Thursday. May 2 ,9:30 A. M. for 26c 21c 23c 25c 21C 21C Quart Jar 6 Boxts 10 Bars MATCHES White 32c 18c 35c (Giant Bars) 3 BUNCHES 10c 3 BUNCHES lfjC 3 BUNCHES 10c CARROTS ONIONS QUALITY MEAT BARG AIMS MAID O' CLOVER BUTTER -Jcrve Tl (Jergens) RADISHES STRAINED u7 transmit 4 KAR0 SYRUP 15c 4 Bars SOAP OXYDOL SALAD DRESSING. SEG0 MILK 18c Pound Package JEL-SER- IRRADIATED AWHO WOULU Glass 2 CRACKERS (Excell) COFFEE (Bliss) 1 Pound Can (AH Flavors) RINSO April 29 to Muy 5 splendid dances. ;gar believe (Excell) GRAHAM the Cedar There will be a dance at 3. when May Fort Gymnasium. Friday. to invited are Lehi join the of dancers the those of Cedar Valley people another -- if - FORT, MAY latvca 1 SODA CRACKERS DANCE AT CEDAR lovely Dine a GROCERY SPECIALS 1st 30c Pound Quality Pimento Br'cks Cream Cheese (American DAIRY GOLD CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE SALT BACON or BACON SQUARES PORK CHOPS or STEAKS 2 Pound 49c or Brick) Pound Catron 10c 1 2 Pounds 25c 19c Pound STOUE PEOPLES WE PHONE 76 DELIVER STATE STREET |