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Show THURSDAY, THURSDAY. THE LEHI FREE PRESS NOVEMBER 8, 1334 ADULT NOVEMBER 19 CLASSES GROWING .if ' Dairv farms a distance of about 20 Mrs. J. W. Chilton and Mr. J. B, Mrs. Walter Huichicgs was a Salt alternates between the B. X. L. ! ansa CitV. Thesa fmrn Prove and the A. C. at lgan. uoj" Varney spent Tuesday la Salt Lake Lake visitor. Wednesday. modPublished by 4Reports from the Adult Claire, farms represent two of the most spring meeting Is held each year at the The Lehi Free Press City. each afternoon are that session States. United the in farms ern dary the Lake City. classes are growing and the Mrs. Samuel Gee was called to U. of C. In Salt Every Thursday the at Longview made also was A member, stop le Mld-vfhone8-Lehi, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Arch NieUon of Marysvale, Wednesday to the bedside A. Farm where horses are given the showing greater interest in the w0rk were gusta of Mr. S. J. Taylor, of a sleter who U seriously ill. j HIGH LIGHTS OF UTAH F. F. cours. quar- In the home decoration A. TRIP TO KANSAS CITY same consideration In sleeping Tuesday. is class this studying week, wall paper, ters as human beings. George P. Price, Manager and walls. It is planned to begin tfc, Andy Trane and son, Glen, returned J Office, 32 West Main Street wholehearted hospitality, free A. delegation numF. For F. Utah The Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allsop and hcme this week after several weeks. study of color In the home, next week. 2nd West and State bering 93 strong. Band, Vocal Quartet meals (meals that are meals) sight Donna, of Murray, were employment near Idaho Falls, Idaho. In the sewing classes there U a very Street, Lehi, Utah and Judging Teams left Salt Lake seeing trips, and many other courtesSunday evening guesu of Mr. and Mrs. large registration with new numbers their Union the over appreciexpress the group 7:30 night Friday ies, T. A, Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larsen spent City each week. and the Great ation. To Utah, the State that honorLehi, Utah, as second in Gunnison, guests of Pacific for Kansas City the week-en- d The adult classes are open for every Entered at the postofflce at ed the delegaton, he tSate that was American Royal Livestock Show. The Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Hoffins. one and anyone who wishes class matter tnij Mrs. George Gleason and Mr. and Mrs. boy who were to bring great honor honored by the delegation, the boys Many have register. that 8. Wickers of Salt Lake City were Mrs. Morris Trane of Salt Lake City, to the State of Utah in a clear cut take off their hats and proudly say they thought the classesreported were for p with Thee." Love In compe'ltion 'Utah. We ADVERTISING RATES Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. la a guest of her parents, Mr. and sweeping victory E. R. A. members only. The classe, Outcome of Future Farmer Activit 47 other states were in a frenzy of exCarter. J. Ray inch .30c Mrs. S. Lott. M; Display for everyone and you are invited per This was ies at the National Convention of Fu are citement and anticipation. 10c per lint Headers to register at any time te take as had connection before Never ture Farmers of America la Mrs. Thomas Powell, daughter, Eldon Schow returned home Tues a great occasion. many of the classes as possible. Inez, and sons Arthur and Dean ar day from Blackfoot. Idaho, where he an opportunity been given the boys with the Amercan Royal Livestock SUBSCRIPTION The sewing class meets at 4:20 oa from Dixie to Join hands with the lads Show October, 1934. rived In Lehi Friday from Alcova, was employed in the Blackfoot .$1-0One year in advance. Sugar and Thursday, and at 5 p. m, Monday reverse the from North Cache and Wyoming, for a visit with relatves. Contest Factory during the campaign. on Wednesday end Friday. Chapter Inand to Kansas Mormon trail City Want ads 10c Per Line for first S0O chapters competing up" while Insertion and 5c per line for each Mrs. Jessie Patrick, Mr. Enoch Rus-o- n Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chilton enter dependence and "whoop er First Toyacjc Chapter, ftoosevelt, and Elisha Peck attended the tained at a family dinner, Saturday in the well trained Judging teams set ail additional insertion. Utah. an perofficials agog with unequaled funeral service for Simeon Jones at honor of their daughter, Mrs. J. B. formance In all branches of comSecond Sweet Springs Chapter, Ogden, on Monday of last week. of Varney Belllngham, Washington. Sweet Springs, Mo. petition. Third Waterville Chapter, Water The boys parked their excess bagMr. and Mrs. Art Poulsen and family Mrs. Ruth Curtis and Miss Helen N. T. vine, In suitcases every and of Sandy, spent Monday evening at the Gardner spent family Friday in Sat Lake gage Callco Rock Fourth Chapter, conceivable corner and scrambled for W. W. Dlckerson home. City. Calico Arkansas. James Gatherum of Salt Lake City, Rock, seats In the wonderful Edison Memor American Farmer Was a Sunday guest of Arvllle Gun-the- r. The thorough pre Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shaw and John The family of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ial Auditorium. The degree of American Farmer, the Shaw of Sat Lake City, were callers at Chilton met af their home on Sunday paration of Phelon Malouf made It highest degree attainable in the Future the James Comer home Tuesday. of last week for a family dinner honor- possible for him to give back to tht Farmers of America Miss Teresa Taylor who la teaching organization, was DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK all shrewd questioning Judges they ing the birthday anniversary of Mrs. awarded to Cecil C. Pope, Arcada, Utah school at Ogden. spent the week-en- d was some. Phelon then and for asked Mr; and Mrs. Fon Wharburton and Chilton. with her mother, Mrs. E. W. Taylor. declared undisputed Future Farmer Mr, Pope was one of ony fifty-eigIf one exempts the rich, there are family of Pleasant Grove, spent Tues boys in the entire nation to receive States the in United of the few families who during the past Champion day at the J. L. Barnhart home. very Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon McAgee National Future Farmer Pubic Speak the American Farmer degree for the few months or since the last rise in of Moran, Wyoming, baby son, Bobby 1934. He is a member of the Frovo, were were Sunday guests O. L. Bingham, of Salt Lake City, are guests of Mrs. Baue r s mother, ing But when it became a reality year prices that have not had to cut down Mr. and Mrs. George Lews. Toyack Chapter, Roosevelt, Utah. and champion Malouf saw from a high on their expenses. traffic manager of the Mountain States Mrs. Alice Austin. Public Speaking Contest vantage point those neatly clad Utah There is a limit to what people can Telephone and Telegraph Company First J. Phelon Malouf, Utah. Mrs. Eliza Banks of Pleasant Grove, marchA. official band the F. F. to the vasit boys, office a Lehi Wednes paid The necessity for saving a litspend. Is a guest at the home of her son, Second Gllburt Sperrlng, N. Y. AT THE ROYAL ing up the street of a great city celetle Is greater than ever before and the day morning. . i Third Curtis Rossner, North CaroJunius jEhnJt brating his victory with stirring music, opportunities for doing so are less. he experienced a thrill and an inspir-atlo- lina. Miss Maud Hackett entertained at The high cost of living Is making a lot Fourth J. W. Engand III, Kansas. George Mowers of Salt Lake City, dinner Wednesday evening honoring which he can never forget. of thrifty people seek every means to week-end Livestock Judging Contest was a guest of Miss Maud the 1500 In the Audi of The audience of her sister, birthday anniversary buy the right merchandise at the right Thirty-thre- e , 5" ' teams competing Hackett. torium listened to an hour's concert by Mrs. Junius Banks. price. the Utah F. F, A. Band proceeding the First Prize Team Utah. As the advertising columns of the First Prize Individual Utah. Mrs. Douglas Scalley of Salt Lake public speaking contest. At this time Miss Verla Thayne, who has been ill are great market plaoes, newspaper La Vern Helnstreet, of Utah, who City, was a guest of her mother. Mrs. at the L. D. S. Hosptia for sometime the boys did not see the great assembly worth having is worth adeverything ! M. A. Taylor, Wednesday. where the contestants from Utah be- was high inrividual In Livestock Judgreturned to Lehi Sunday. She Is mak' About the only way of makvertising. gan to garner places and prizes from ing, receives a $300 scholarship to be ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. ing any savings is by reading the adf Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson and Mr, modest beginning in poultry Judging used at the Utah State Agricultural vertisements in a v Taylor. the newspapers and were Wilma Salt Johnson Mrs. and to a magnificent chapter award in a College. where the best buys are. buying I Lake visitors Sunday. They visited The boys 3,000 chapter unit class. Milk Judging Contest Mrs. La Von Toung and Mrs, Mr. and read the people always Thrifty 111. , with Harmon Johnson who Is very could not see the face of coach Harold Nineteen Teams competing before they buy. Parley Hurst of Blandlng, spent the Lundell slowly but surely light up and Utah Team took seventh palce. week-en- d at the home of Mrs. Sydney Clyd Booth and Con Koelllker of Gilchrist. become wreathed smiles when in his Mrs. Young remained for Poultry Judging Contest I note in a Canadian newspaper Salt Lake City, enjoyed Sunday a team became literally flooded with Twenty-fiv- e ' Teams competing her mother. with visit Canada's industries are safe and that 1 t t.W'f pheasant shooting as guests of Ray J. awards. They little thought of the Utah Team took tenth place. sound; they are expanding rapidly, Carter. job whioh would thrill the hearts of Utah Individual took sixth place. Dan Worlton entertained sixteen by galling governmental rewidowed In Vernal, three mothers Meat Judging Contest hallowe'en a at guests party Friday strictions and free of ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allred, Mr. and evening. Hallowe'en games and stunts Utah, when the news of a great vitcory ? Twenty-tw- o teams competing taxation. That is a most happy confor sons . Mrs. Robert Allred, Mrs. Jennie Nos- three should their reach them. Utah team took 6th place. followed by a dainty luncheon, passed dition for any country to be In. The possibility that Utah should . trum and Mrs. I. R. Peck motored to a Utah Individual tied for fifth place merry evening for the guests. "Robert Montgomery and Maur Idaho Falls, Idaho, Saturday to atplace in every event was not antici- with Kansas, South Dakota, South To a man who la seeking a new city Nor did the Utah boys contem- Dakota and Texas, tend the funeral services for Mrs. pated. Mrs. L. E. Pearson and daughter, eenXualjn,Hide-OlU,' in which to live and invest, a life"HIDE-OU'WILL ENTERTAIN iVern Otterson. plate the great honor which was to be Vivian of Idaho Falls, Idaho, were less looking city appeals to him In the Dairy Judging Contest THE WHOLE FAMILY their own when they were to lead the guests of Mrs. Pearson's sister, Mrs same encouraging way as would a Thirty-foteams competing parade into the Arena at the biggest John Goates end her mother, Mrs, cemetery. Utah team took fifteenth event-th-e American Royal Livestock New Film Permeated with Rural place. George Glover this week. Utah Individual took nineteenth Charm and Good Humor Show. The ensembe and individual Some men wear long suffering faces t performances throughout the conven place. all the time. A fine son arrived to gadden the Expert Radio 8ervlc and Repair Work "Hide-Out- ," tion brought praise from delegates and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holdaway , Latest and Most Modern Equipment Mon representtalves from all parts of the that Myer plays picture Sunday, of of Vineyard, Wednesday morning, highest quality radio Complete line Mother and baby both reported as do- day and Tuesday at the Royal Theatre, United States. The boys knew, how tubes and parts. Mrs. Holdaway and baby Is one of those rare entertainments ever, mat they were representing a ing fine. TUBES TESTED FREE V high schools, are at the home of her parents, Mr, you like to see often but don t see fine state, twenty-eeveand a multitude of friends and tuat often enough. Mrs. Beck. Alma and RADIO SERVICE 1LEIU1S It is the story of the reformation of a nothing short of excellent perform playboy-rackete"back Joliy through his un- ance would be acceptable WEST MAIN 8TREET Mr. and Mrs, Litson and family home.'' end To this into the of midst they constantly who have been living In the Leon willing precipitation drilled so as to attain the fln-- stand a rural atmosphere. two for residence the Taylor past years Driven from New York ing which evenually came to them and moved to Murray last week to make Robret Montgomery plays one of his which they so richly deserved. Little Mr. and Mrs. W. M, most their home. whimsical roles as "Lucky" Earl Tuckett had not heard of J. A, " FOUND nBlack Glove for Right Shepherd and family are now occupy the racketeer who, driven Linke, nor had Mr. Ltnke heard of Wilson, and. Call for It and pay for ad. Ing the Taylor residence. from his favored New York haunts by Earl. But now they know and underthe relentlessness of the law, realizes stand each other and Mr. Linka'a eyes FOR RENT 2 or 3 rooms. Furnlsti-- . The Fourth Ward Sunshine Com he has not discovered life and love may sometime glisten again when tie or see Call or unfurnished. mittee entertained In honor of Mrs, until he finds himself nestling in the thinks of his request song "Silver ary Maudsley. Haired Daddy,' And modest William Jane Brlgg3 at her home Tuesday bosom of a smple farmer's family. Maureen O'Sulllvan, afternoon. A short program, games FOR RENT 2 rooms, partly ast Pauline, McKell's ambiton to become a soloist if desired, Inquire Mrs. James and social chat followed by refresh the farmer's daughter, is more win- had never entered his heart. Now he has given a solo performance from menta was enjoyed by twenty guests. some than ever in her role. mer. Water free. Whitford Kane, for thirty years one the concert stage, an honor which the .?OR SALE Combination coal and of the leading character actors of the rest of us may never reach. ctric Hot Point range, large kitchen Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Garrett and London and New York And the great show of livestock and stage, carries 5lnet, dining table and chairs and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Dimond off signal honors as Farmer Miller. the thrill of the horse show of collossal or see Mrs. and son, Blllle, and Armond Dimond It Is his first screen role and as a re- proportions and v bed. Phone 86-splendor, the whole of Bingham, and Mrs. Emily Wardle ward for his Otterson. gh performance he has been spectacle has left indelible impressions of West Jordan, were Sunday guest given an Important part In Greta on the minds of all. No one knew of Mr, and Mrs. L. I. Wardle. apples that we had friends In Kansas City, Garbo's latest pcture. wind falls 25o bu., others at rea- -' Elizabeth Patterson, veteran ''screen but after five day3 stay who can ever lable prices. Also Two Heaters, appears as Maureen's forget such wonderful personalities as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Marsh en mother,' The Only Paper That Sets and Prints AU Local News "all and medium size. Carl An-- ', and Ross, Angerer, Mr. and Mrs. Cuff, their mother, and Mickey Rooney, dinner at tertained at Sunday son. Ads in Lehi. old seen as is mlschiev-her ! and others. comedian, Bobby Jones, home in Alpine, honoring the birthday The honors bestowed on Utah were Cab anniversary of Mrs. Junius Banks, ous and inquisitive younger brother. RADE Onions, Pot&toes, WHY HOT BUILD LEHI? Cast Unformly Good not confined to Kansas City and enfrom Lehi Those Mr. and were, present for your e, Carrots, Apples, etx, virons. Phelon Other of the Malouf, national performances deserving Mrs. Junius Banks and family, Misses scrlptlon. Bring them in. Maud Hackett and Fern Marsh and C. praise are given by Edward Arnold, public speaker, the Springvllle boys, C. Henry Gordon, Edward Brophy and Richard Oakley, Richard .""our Aluminum Ware Boldered at C. Hackett. Loveridso, WES and the Payson Quartette all took part Rothe Misses Alowene and Roxle Muriel Evans. adv V Battery Shop. "Hide-Owas directed by W. S. in the N. B. C. Broadcast on Tuesday. Russon entertained at a shower, Mon'.RINDING Scissors, saw sharpen day evening at the home of Mrs. Van Dyke, better known for his Later Jack Lundberg representing the Miss epical pictures of South Sea African Toyack Chapter (the winning chapter I Sewing Machines Repaired. See Enoch Russon, complimenting and Arctic life. With this, his latest, in the nation) talked to the people of of Russon ti. brde Lillian a this month. Osborne. illam Games and dainty refreshments were he proves his capability to handle any the nation over the radio concerning E Buy Hard Coal Because It Is enjoyed by thirty girl friends of Miss kind of picture given to him for direc- his accomplishments. Again on ThursCleaner tion and to handle it well. day, Mr. L. R. Humphreys talked over Russon, and Hotter. the N. B. C. hookup during the i National Farm and Home Hour. Both HAROLD WOOLSTON HONORED I Reatllves and neighbors met at the AMONG UTAH ARTISTS Mr. Christiansen and Mr. Nelson were T. A. Taylor home Thursday evening, TTERHEADS busily engaged !n furnishing music for PER TON Harold Woolston receved notice last the official meetings of the National ENVELOPES honoring the sixty-sevenbirthday NUT FORM LETTERS anniversary of Mr. Taylor. Social chat, week of his membership in the Utah Convention and other events of the Kfi I 1 to 5 Ton CIRCULARS games and luncheon were enjoyed by Academy of Arts and Letters. The American Livestock Show. Future I UN Delivered Is Mr. and Mrs. T, A. Taylor, Mrs. M. A. association holding it fall exhibit Farmers from twenty-see- n chapters NDBILLS Taylor, Mrs. E. W. Taylor, Mrs. S. J. the B. Y. U. in Provo this year In con- shared in the honor. The accomplish, RIISINESS CARDS Mrs E. J. T. Roberts, Mr. and nection with the fall meeting of the ments of the band is a distinct ' tribute STATMENTS Taylor, Mrs. L. I. Wardle, Mr and Mrs. George organization. It s compsed of Utah's to the high grade of music in Utah mm bl a PHONE 192.W, Stat. P Price, Mrs. Alma Beck, W. W. Dick leading Journalist and artists. Mr. High Schools. 8tPeet( Uh, U BUTTERWRAPPERS erson, Mrs. Olive Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Woolston's being accepted in the On Thursday the members of ti e William Hadfield, Delbert Thayne, organization Is In Itself a great hont Utah Delegates were guests of the FBEE Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor and Mrs. as Us membership Is composed mostly Kansas City Board of Education. Free . In Lehi Douglas Printed Scalley of Salt Lake City ana of older artist.-and Set trejisportation was provided for boys The fall meeting of the association for visit to the Adams and Another Town Ronald Price. j Id LefeL If Chapman THE LEHI FREE PRESS to l W - little-daughte- lfidence, ., .... LOCAL ITEM 3 ht itit V , back-breaki- ng ! T' ur RADIO SERVICE , Metro-Goldw- yn n er WANT ADS FREE! 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