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Show me Lehi ree r re TTT) iL IEHI S WIDELY READ HOME-OWNE- NEWSPAPER D Ko. 36 LEHI CITY. UTAH, IlIlT CITY WITHOUT i RESIGNATION , 0 ' MEIL1NV. . I!)e iia:iii.s-.tr- ACCEPTED COMMENCEMENT CITY CLERK A r th- a i: a:: !;eel between Mayor I. Reconk r and Clerk hav, .disagreement i;eld tiy the s.an.e and it was n ;i,a uritv oi tne .uy " the opinion of the nuii f Jul '.f Lehi ,nrilmen voter? that u hen Lelan the when wa'. t..,ci1:iv evemng tied - as recorder tha e would ai.-- o g. s Ration of J- Mr. Me.kng receive the unanimous upport of the s accepts. and Citv Council ' miration several Mayor his dered Mr. Meiling's resignation being ac"sigobut the mat;r was tabled 1. cepted and the council disagreeing on meetingMayor hiB Tuesday's the of Mr. Kirkham appointed T. F. leavesappointment y FoX immediately Lehi City without a clerk. Sham to fill the vacancy ien uj The of a City Marshal n agnation, a vote oi is also appointment & Meilinp's included in the dispute be to confirm (ouncilmen was taken tween the Mayor and Council. with the following: appointment fhe question as to who is resnonI suit: sible for collection of the citv bills is ...Aye one of the major issues of the dis Virgil H. Peterson Nay pute, in the minds of Lehi J. Johnson. people. Nay A. H. Wing Mayor Fox made a proposal that if Nay ho was allowed to Fred Peterson appoint James Nay Zimmerman, James Holden City Marshal he would Th disagreement between Mayor appoint Leland Powell City Recorder. Council began im- - This motion was Fox and the City turned down by the councilmen. )!.. :: - - U SENIOR BANQUET WHAT THOSE WOLVERINE SHELL H0R5EH1DE, 5HOE5 DID FOR ME! The graduating class enjoyed a delicious banquet Wednesday evening in the high school. Kirk Crabb was the toastmaster for the evening. The dinner was cooked by the boys, who have been taking a cooking course this year, with the help of a few girls. After the banquet in the sewing room the seniors went into the gymnasium and were led with some games. A jolly time was had by the seniors who attended the party. ' NONEWSHOElV;'?-- . of "i' ti.e la ):i led aiul a .. :. W. ;! :a.mi !, :.. h a Ti, LET ME a. '. Vi PRO-CRA- SEMI NARY GRADUATION M PROGRAM TUESDAY IS COMPLETED f.lhjwij; V ee:.ent stait MAY 14, 1936 THURSDAY, -k. :x ' : I i'.o ' i ''!'! i tr.ve:: !.y the 'XW ae.s'ii, Mrs. Booth Sorenson. Four a'l. iiate.- are Stanley Clark, Douglas announce.'! Phillips, Jackson Wanlass and Mrs. of the praWailate Jenkinson. IK'h - a- inch School i H . i i . .u-;- i, l!a-1- 1 ar right from the start slippers TO YOU READY .f school high May 21st. at auditorium Thursday, S p. in. large crowd of citizens and out- attend the peope always commencement exercises and there will be a large crowd attend these exercisevjust as other years. The following is Ihe program A n carried out: For entrance of graduates) which will be March ( Band. Invocation Maxine Van Wagoner. "Old Friends So True" Male Chorus. Salutatory Address Martha Fitzgerald. '"Friends of Mine'' Vocal Solo Kirkliam Crabbe. Science Dean Wilcox. Physical Educaton and Health Calvin Fox. "Kitten on the Keys" Piano Solo Mavis Johnson. Vocations Junior Carson. g Nola ClarkReading Ruth Jones. Love Song" Trombone "Gypsy Solo Wayne Bushman. Public Speaking and Debating Merlin Loveridge. Character Development LaRay Chamberlain. Activities Fred Wanlass. Solo Ada Kiss" Vocal "The Ti e Seminary graduating program j has been arranged and planned by LEHI LIONS ELECTS the graduates with the help oi men The pro- Mr. Fitzgerald. advisor, .... NEW OFFICERS tv ,i me in auuuiu". gram will be neia Tuesday, May l!th. The plans have been completed and they are ready to Thmas Powers was elected be announced. of the Lehi Lions Club at a sucof the consist will Tits program meeting Thursday evening. He local city H. ceeds Alva Wing, following: .ii chorus Girls Graduates, accon-panie- councilman. d by Mrs. Grace CroftInvocation F. W. McGhie, Murray. Seminary Principal of the Lehi Sem- !k so outs and scouters of the Lehi an industrial tour, Tuesday, May 26th. This tour is in their schedule for the season's accomplishments. Each scout is urged to pass his tests and fulfill all re quirements so that he will be able to go on the trip. The commitee in Charge of arrangements are Banks, Webb and They have arranged things Taylor. so that the boys will visit at the following places: Pipe factory in Frovo, State Game and Fish Hatchery, State Metal Hospital, Startup Candy Co., Light Plant in American Fork canyon where they will have a program in the evening. They are trying to the boys to visit for get permission the Columbia steel plant. This trip will be very educational to the boys and they will see many interesting things if they take the trip. district will go on o DEATH SUMUOHS EARL E. TURNER inary 1931-3- B. vice-preside- vice-preside- Terry. Lincoln High - History of the Lehi ISemioary Lynn Webb, a graduate of 1926. Mrs. F. W. McGhie. Solo Graduation Edna Webb. Sacred solo E. B. Terry. two-ye- one-ye- Preservation of graduates H. Alvah Fitzgerald. Awarding of Diplomas President Rodney C. Allred, Seminary principal Prin-ciD- 1919-192- al 0. Mrs. F. W. McGhie. Address to graduates Hugh B. Vocal solo Brown. Girls chorus ates. 1. IN- d. st closing songs by DEMOCRATIC Out in the rain day, yet feet kept all DELEGATES ELECTED comfortable in primary convention was held the Memorial building, Friday eventhe puring, May 8th, at 8 p. m. for attend to pose of selecting delegates Utah, at Convention Ogden, the State to the where delegates 1030, 23, May National Democratic Convention at Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on June A NO WONDER FRIENDS RAVE ABOUT WOLVERINES! E t Nextmorning...dried out soft as ever 23. iJILLlONS wear and swear wolverines because y now irom experience only Wolverines give this uy . -- J ioot com tort and RaIqo ft W onu uppers Oil e. are oi iae S leather with a touch layer like your finger A secret triple -- tanning known only to Wol- - toU? 68 leather soft as buckskin. Wle land Come try on a pair. iqoi comiort, ana tooney besides I !?jINE gODWIK'S each 2-pur- free PAINTS WHAT SHALL this stylish, unfinished Fuflrr Pure Prepared 1 ullerglo leek SPRING CITY LAD KILLED ON EXCURSION Ded Allred, son of Lee Allred. principal of the Spring City schools, and Mrs.. Allred, was instantly killed Friday morning when he was struck by a car driven by A. V. Smith, 30, Levan. The lad was in company with a group of 16 students from Spring City on a trip to Salt Lake City. As they stopped at the Point of the Mounain to examine the Porter Rockwell monument there, the boy ran from his father's car across the road, in front of the Smith machine. The fender struck his head, killing him instantly. Smith was driving south and the Allred car was parked on the east side of the highway. Marshall Niron Fowler of Lehi is of the opinion that the accident was unavoidable. Sheriff E. G. Durnell and County Attorney W. Stanley Dunford conducted an investigation of the accident. BOOSTER GIRLS PARTY Girls of the high school belonging to the Booster Club enjoyed a de- lightful evening at Saratoga Springs Tuesday evening. The party was planned by the officers of the club. It was the closing party for this year. PLANTS FOR SALE Extra Large TOMATO PLANTS Pansy Plants In Bloom, Aster, Snap Dragon, Petunia Plants Cabbage, (ZfUftimjL GIVE MY AND HAVE A PERFECT GREASE JOB DONE Satisfaction or your money refunded. WE ARE BQUIPPED WITH TOOLS TO GREASE ANY CAR, 75c & $ I Ln-B- STATION NOW OPENS UP EARLY EVERY MORNING STATE STREET - MAIS STREET STATE STREET SERVICE STATI03 m 4. ' mm TIRES $5.50 and up JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST "The Gift Shop" J GREASES ANY CAR PEP GAS, TIRES, BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES N. WEBB 1w LEHI LUOEER CO. " I - 6ntab l'wt...l 15 IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT and others. Let us help you select an appropriate gift. a Wrist Why not give the graduate some or Bracelet Watch, a Ring, a make and of Jewelry other article which them happy on this occasion, lifethis will never happen again in "Hoo" Paint ami4utroui laUerapar Varnioh Varniah PHONE - FOR GRADUATION? cu-lo- g. ... quartet, speakers, J. Nile Washburn and President V. IL Peterson; vocal solos by Mrs. M. S. Lott and Keith COURT NEWS Lott. sketch by Ada Phillips, closing prayer by Hyrum J. Evans and the William Kirkham was arrested for grave was dedicated by J. W. Wing. Internment was made in the Lehi drunken driving last Wednesday, City cemeteryMay 6th. The fine was $100 and 30 days of hard labor, but the fine was Mable Simms and Phyllis Mason suspended to $50 dollars on good beentertained a group of girls at a havior. Mr. Kirkham paid the fine jintb irthday party, Tuesday even- May 7th. ing. A treasure hunt followed by o Mrs. Marie Goldberg of Salt games and dainty refreshments at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Worley was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. were enjoyed by 22 girls. Max Rothe and family. BOY MEETS DEATH DAUGHTER OR SOSI table qua''y I,,ecc harmonize with the finett But only one to a of furtti.-Wnretail nurchaae v. iib any 1m low. AnU listed KnUor Taints Ue ,.f CM oo u. 11 o from Mythi offer utaodn just only at tight awav UuU. loog M tb limited up4y If you are fanning aj'n, th.. beaaU. bur nmc aii Klntinf!, taU ia youra"". KXjR.'ooal mM: will one-ye- ar LEHI FLORAL CO. W TWWt USTIl MlOW) HWIUATIOI Your possible admission prices. chase of FULLR (ART selected-Democrati- delegates from Lehi were James Peterson, Sylvan Clark. AJ. Evans, WallaeeUenkinson. Mrs. Golda Dickerson, Lynn Webb, Lela William Howard Evans, Coates, B. An- A. S. Evans. Dickerson. John irst lsa 4 1936. will be ar ar Coulam. Salt Lake City gradu- A. B. Anderson, PrinBenediction cipal Lehi Seminary 1922-3Besides the regular graduating exercises the program will be reuniting of old Seminary students. The students have planned for it to be an ktrration along with the alumni graduation exercises. HEW - first Dr. gerald, second John G. Jones, third Ray Durnell, secretary and treasurer; David R- Mitchell, lion tamer; E. twister; Clarene Jorgensen, tail Basil Hansen, song leader; Edward director; George J. Larsen, director, and Alva P. Price, H. Wring. former president, automatically assumes the office of a director. Delegates were chosen to attend the convention of district "U" 28 at Logan, June 2 and 3. The delegates were Thomas Powers, Ray Durnell and E. C. Jorgensen; alternates, Alva H. Wing, Evan Croft and Jos. vice-preside- 2. E. Solo School. Eddington was named H. Alvah Fitz- Dr. Elmo - SEATS Earl Eugene Turner, 20, died Sunhome m. 6:35 the at p. day at family STALLED AT ROYAL here, following a brief illnes of double He became ill at Coalpneumonia. ville, where he was working, and reBelieving in giving his patrons the turned home Saturday night. very best, C. R. Miller, manager of He was born in Lehi March 11, the Royal Theatre, has recently in1016, the son of John and Bessie Bax- stalled two hundred leather spring ter Turner, and had always made his cushioned seats and an attractive home here. He attended the public new lobby rug at the Royal Theatre schools of Lehi. Phillips. on State Street. He has also added Valedictory Address Ernest Surviving are his parents and the a late model pop corn machine to the following brothers and sisters: Her- State Street business section. Mr. bert Turner, Fred Turner, Mrs. Mild- Miller states that the crowds at Lehi's "Butterfly" Ladies' Chorus. red Nelson, Ernest, Reva and Don Presentation of Senior Class State Street movie house are increasTuner, all of Lehi. Principal I). R. Mitchell. ing each week and his feature proof Diplomas Supt. Awarding Expressive funeral services were grams are drawing capacity crowds held for Earl Turner in the Lehi David Gourley. at each performance. "Our High School" Song Senior Fifth Ward, Wednesday afternoon The Royal is listed as one of Utah under the direction of Bishop Henry Class. County's leading movie houses and is G. Erickson. Those furnishing numBenediction Cecil Evans. the very latest and highfeaturing ber on the program vjre: Opening est lass pictures obtainable at low-.eand the Fifth Ward Home-makin- All-re- Comfortable as SCOUTS ARE -- I. U. Michel! will be in the comm. iiceni' nt exer-H- e arai Mi Margaret Thur-- i' .01 u!v spoiisois- - They along with the rest of the faculty arranged a'ri pianiied til; pioram. It is a stu ieiit given by the gradu ates. The excercises will be held in the Mi li - - I'l.-ni- S. ..! Vf " 'I h: 'herae will be in tiie talks that will be l;..n,.r ta.lents. r. ,; v. SYLVESTER CLARK, Manarer Center St and Stat, BAKERS str. AMY THS ONLY |
