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Show he mrurtUl"- IMS . VIII WIDELY READ '"" rm' X j y: ' - new load. I' s , IvH 4 - p V' a licensed state professional engi employed by the city to act as con ...Trinr riunnff this imnrnvrmMt Tu 1 Ioirie, M. S. neer I " Co. of Salt Lake on viu(vi iu new a Pneumatic Convertible Unit ted on gas in the original iijc Lang to Chicago be opera- installation and can be converted to deisel in a few The present gas rate is compar boors. ame to tc ueisei iuti ana we are now paying 6.86c per gallon, so a consider able saving will be made on the fuel costs to me my ana inus a greater In addition to the irvenne to the city. new engine the plant will be extended to the south to house the instruments and control room. Also an office room will be tnJ? ethIc will Brigham Youn visor of U D. Chase, director of the council professor. V'ern Whipple manufacturers of generating the U. S. and the local DEAN PRIOR, Mavor. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harwood and daughter. Harriet, and Mrs. W. F. Welsh of Salt Lake City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Adams Sunday evening. Lela Fay Gordon, 13, daughter of Mr. The dances at Saratoga are proving very popular with the dancers of Utah and and Mrs. Roger Gordon, died late Sunsurrounding counties and the music of day in the Lehi Hospital from an infecthe Beesky Band is pleasing them im- tion. She had been ill only a short time. She was born July 8. 19 26, in Lehi. mensely. we temper 10 oz and 12 price saves your supply of VICTOR F. LARSEN Military funeral unices for Victtor F. I he Blackhawk and Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel J. Homecoming Com orld War Veteran, who mine are arranging for carnival conces Coates Wyman. who passed away at her passed away at the Veterans Hospital in sions for the Blackhawk and Homccom home, Tuesday, were held in the Lehi alt Lake Citv. Wtdnesay, wered held Tentative Third Ward chapel, Friday with Bishop ing encampment in August. I the ehi Fifth Ward Chapel. Sunday, in Monte plans are being discussed with W. Fox conducting. The opening-under the direction of the Lehi American r Young of Provo for his high dan con song, a solo. . An Sweet Mystery 01 Legion, with Sylvan Clark, conducting. cessions for three days during the en Life." Giltxrt Simmons, accompanied i ne opening selection, a violin tno There will be 10 or 12 campment. L. B. Brown. A Perfect Day " Milton Brown of high class rides, concession, etc. In con A. Carlo President Invocation American Fork. Alvin Wolschlager of nectton with the carnival will be a big Schow. Salt Lake City and Miss Pauline Worl- - free aeral show each Solo "In The Garden" Mrs. Fera evening. Thi will ton, accompanied by Miss Miriam Lott. be free to the public and is a very ex Johnson, accompanied by Mrs. Ma via Invocation Andrew Fjeld. It is very Saddler of Draper. pensive feature to Mr. Young. Remarks Dr. W. L. Worlton and Had- entertaining and worthwhile, and will be Sketch and remarks William Vern Rassmussen of Mldvale. an act worth coming a long way to tee field. Solo "Tries" Mrs. Lillian Knudsen The carnival will be on the street, east Violia solo "Largo" Miss Rettf accompanied by Mrs. Abe Anderson. from the tenni count to the Fifth Ward Logsdon. accompanied by Misa LaPrtet Remarks Bishop E. B. Garrett. Chapel and south to main street. Goodwin. Solo "Sleep Soldier Boy" Morris Mr. Young's concessions are a Utah Miles L. Jones of Ogderr. Remarks Anderson, accompanied by Mrs. Abe County product and are known all ovct Solo "In My Father's House Are Anderson. the intermountain country for their clean Many Mansions" Z. Hitch of Salt Benediction David Peterson. type of entertainment. Utah County Lake City, accompanied by Mrs. Mavis l he grave in the l.ehi cemetery was people are employed in the show, some Saddler. dedicated by David Peterson. from Lehi. and a large tax is paid to Louis R. Humphrier of Remarks Military rites at at the grave side were Utah County by Mr. Young each Idaho. yti. Rupert. the were: conducted, firing squad Closing remarks Bishop I. W. Fox. American Legion District Commander Charles Turner. Benediction George Larsen of Spanish Fork, representLEHI TO The grave in the Lehi City Cemetery ed the district legion at the services. was dedicated by George F. Barnes. Mr. Larsen was born December 22. DAY 888, a son of L. V. and Hilda Soder-lunHe had spent most of his Larsen. FLOAT BAND STAND TO BE life at Lehi. He was a World war vetei-aDEDICATED and served in the army of occupation 1918-191in the in Germany during The Lehi Blackhawk and Homecoming marine corps. He had been a member of Committee are preparing a float to enter The new Band Stand on the Margaret at the Lehi American Legion post No. 19 in the Strawberry Day celebration Memorial Park will be dedicated, Wines He was an excellent Pleasant Grove and other Utah County for several years'. when the Lehi Banu marksman, having served as an officer of celebrations, to advertise the coming en- Wednesday evening, series of summer concert its will begin the Lehi American Legion Rifle Club for campment. The old band wagon is bewill band The there. give a concert and in a number of years, and was president of ing repaired, painted and put shape for the dedicatory prayaer will be given by Two fine teams will draw the Utah County Rifle association at the this eiient. Andrew Fjeld. Remarks will be Patiarch time of his death. the wagon and the official Utah County and by-made Whimpey by the in brothers drum and fife Crop will ride wagon Surviving are the following conThe others. and Wanlass Jackson Emanuel Larsen, Otto Lar- and furnish music during the parades and sisters: 8 p. m. and everyont- at will cert begin Blanche Larsen sen, Mrs. Sigrid Jones, is invited to attend the dedication of thr and Christina Larsen, all of Lehi, and band stand. new Mrs. Anna Olsen of Salt Lake City; also band will furnish a conceit every The four nephews and two nieces. other Thursday evening during the sumThe Lehi Lions Club will hold their mer at the Wines Park. BONFIRE PROGRAM regular luncheon in the Lehi Second Ward aren. 51. i by-Mrs- d WED. 9 LIONS NOTES MRs.reRTw7imf HELD TUESDAY PRES. DAMES SALE music d VEGETABLES FRUITS - 1 will be instrument and vocal be classes, time and class schedule will week. printed next GRAPE FRUIT 1 Dozen 29c for 25c 4 Pounds YAMS STAKE CHOIR TO AT MARKET PRICES TO GIVE CONCERT JEL-SE- cert QUALITY MEAT BARGAINS a conehi Stake Choir will gi on Sunday Tabernacle Stake the Tti,.r.-- will he i . 7' Ifl l in " evening. June , sacramental services that evening the con- and everyone is urged to attend HUUMIIIG BIRD HOSIERY A arranged charge. Silk or Nylon take your choice you'll make no mistake. They're TOPS in Hosiery they're good ones at very hne musical irtai free and the concert MILD CHEESE, r. of n CABBAGE. Doen 10c tach Bedding Geraniums Petunia Prppers Plants Egg Verbians Salvia Plants All Kinds of Redding GOODWIN'S Where Wolverine Work Shoes are sold. They're kind to your feet. LEHI FLORAL CO. Phone 60 I OLEOMARGARINE Nut Brand) BY E. II. WEBB Jeweler and Optometrist Main St.. Lehi The Gift Shop IMMIll f COTTAGE Pound tarton FRESH 1 I -- 35c 37c Pound Package ARMOUR S STAR I.AJID YOUR EYES MAY HEED HAVE THEM EXAMINED TODAY Pounds. 4 ATTENTION PLANTS FOR SALE TOMATOES. Dor-eQq 2 49c, 69c, 98c 1 25c Quart (Tall Cans) 6 T FLOUR (Kitchen Maid) SPRY 10c No. lxk Cans and BEANS SALAD DRESSING (Grand) MILK 100 lbs. $5.75 10 lbs. 60c Brooms PORK FRESH STRAWBERRIES -- 25 lbs. $1.49 5c LB. - BANANAS ' The - SUGAR There Call and examine our splendid assortment of curtains and panels. Snazzy patterns. Doll UP your bed rooms and living rooms now. J.YiYMAU RANGED FOR time for the lessons. a HELD FOR MRS. ETHEL BEING AR A speakChapel. Thursday, (tonight). will be Health of Board State the er from city cemetery. been arranghas music and good present OF ELECTED Friends may call at the home of her ed for. all to thanks our We wish T. to John Gordon, express grandfather. Thursay James Comer Lions Lowell Brown. COLLEGE from 10 a. m. until time for the ser- - who participated in the program, TuesCook arc in charge of arClarence and The day evening, to make it a success. furnished by with the prize crowd was rather small but we feel sure rangements, Goodwin. Lion Mrs. Fern White of Lehi was elected? be sorry all who were not present will Hanand Gardner Lions Eddington. President of the Utah State Afrculturar to hear what they missed by not being sen are in charge of the next meetn.R. College Dames Club at its annual meeting present. TO HOLD CAKE The organiheld at Logan recently. A. W. P. Recreational Workers of the of college women and" is zation composed Lake Salt of City, Miss Edith Goates AND APRON is a chapter of the National Association of was a week-enguest of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams spent FriDames. University Herman Goates. day in Salt Lake City. will The American Lcgon Auxiliary hold a cake and apron sale. Wednesday. May 29. at the Larsen Meat Market from AND Proceeds of the sale will 2 to 6 p. m. Lehi be used for Child Wefarc work. people are asked to patronize the auxiliary in their cake and apron sale in an effort to secure funds for their welfare r"" E201TMEE " d possibly be given on Mondays. work. Students will be required to furnish their own music and istruments but the instruction is free of charge and part of the recreational summer program. All those desiring to take the course Anarc asked to get in touch with Mr. derson as soon as possible to arrange for when your dirt dams give away use our canvas for conserve a work began last summer willl be continued this summer, has been announced this Mr. Abraham Anderson will be week. in charge of the work and plans a full program for all music lovers who wish to take advantage of the fine free instruction will be given to beginners as The instrucwell as to advanced groups. and will work all tion will be group SAY DAMN labor and daughter of Roger M. and Ella R. Pen-roShe was a student in Lehi Gordon. school. Surviving are her parents, a sister and a brother. Dors and Lirant or Gordon I ehi; her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Penrod of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gordon of Lehi. will be conudcted Funeral services Thursday at 2 p. m. in the Lehi L. D. S. First ward chapel by Bishop Evans L. Interment will be in Lehi Anderson. Manager Eastmond announces that a new policy will be in effect at the dances this season. The admission to the dances will be FREE up to 9:30 on Saturday nights and holiday dances. T his will introduce the new dance orchestraa to the dancers and give the older dancers a chance to try out the floor and the music before the late dancing crowd arrives. Everyone is invtited to come out to Saratoga and see the fine type of dances that the management are giving the dancers of Utah this summer. Remember if you arc there before 9:30 vour dance will be FREE. The splendid recreational hav,e two weights z reasonable in LELA FAY GORDOII NEW POLICY MUSIC WORK BEGINS Don't FUNERAL SERVICES NS ENTER DEATH SUMMONS SUMMER RECREATION 03lC. HELD SUNDAY FOR CON-SESSIO- STRAYBERRY DANCES ANNOUNCE in ipate. BLACKHAYX 1 agents trained waste water. in a feel maintain an active staff and well service department in Utah where the payroll means much to us. It is earnestly asked of all the citizens of Lehi to get behind the Lehi City Electrc Light and Power System. This new addition will not cost the taxpayers a cent as the payments will be made out of the revenues, and citizens we need you and you need more enterprises in Lehi that will give us the independent payroll and security only found in enterprises which you as citizens partic- No. 40 I SARATOGA the oldest Saves will Leo Hanson that the superior to any otht in the bids, it is backed by one of equipment paryi - super- s. semlnari .r. ri.,7 Ms! ting made. The mayor and new equipment is covered uiS teach Lott John Goates. A. B. Anderson Parley Austin A Carlos Schow Frank Sharp Don Peet George Whitman Don Loveridge Clifford Austin Margaret Helquist Ed. Johnson T. F. Kirkham Adam Brown . couueu !40 FUNERAL SERVICES The first list of residen.es and public f rounds qualifying for I ehi BeautiScation Campaign plaque for 1940 has been re 'easij bv the inspection sub committee J W. Wing chairman. Anv individual wishing to have their property inspected prior to application lor xmh plaque may contact either Chair Inun iny- or the central nmn,;.. rk.;. ' vjitA in. Junu RinLc ..i.,i tail. mcpjiunc Kisunai contact or postal card will receive prompt attention. The initial list: J C Banks ehi Memoral Building V engines (a) Straight Deisel. (b) Straight (j,. (c) Convertible to either gas or There were 5 companies who bid Deisel. the bids on the job and after having ..Mated and en tern re ted hv Mr I r ' 2J ; ! The mavor and city council recently islcd for bids on the following types of MAY I NEW PLAQUES i a IHLRSDAY, A fix constant demand for more elecbe used in the homes of tric energv to generated has .ehi using city power a healthy growing pain to ipin shown ibc extent that the capacity of the plant an en necessitating (us been reached, largement of its capacity to take care of this "TIH HOMES RECEIVE emmary Leader o Teach at "Y TO BE IMPROVED , . - -- j" NEWSPAPER HOME-OWNE- D - PLANT POWER ehi Free Press 48 Pound Bag fo 28c FR 25C $1-0- 59c Pound Can SOAP. CRYSTAL WITE TOMATOES. No. 2 RINSO (Giant Size) SODA CRACKERS 4 7 FOR 24c Giant Bars 3 FOR 25c Can 59c (Liberty Bell) 2 Pound Package I8c (Silver 2 Pounds 35c CHEESE Qg STORE PEOPLES WE DELIVER PHONE 76 STATE STREET . |
