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Show THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1940 SERVICES HELD FOR IHFAHT AIRCRAFT FACTORY JOBS MEN WANTED AT ONCE Inclined meii. Mechanically citizens, American in good health, 6 ages not addicted to drink. white, 18-3- Over billion a dollars in for planes unfilled orders defense program calling for 50.000 planes assure immediate and steady employment to those who qualify. Inexperienced men who are accepted mast finance selves through short training. Upon employment men will be permitted to attend night trade extension classes without cost to prepare themselves for higher positions. To THURSDAY. TUB LSHI FBXIC PSSSS. LB HI UTAH Funeral servers for George Warden, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Warden, who passed away at the family home Friday of quick pneumonia, were held in the Lehi Fourth Ward Chapel, Saturday, with Bishop Linel Larsea, conducting. The opening song, a solo "Little Pink Rosebud" Miss Zina Anderson, accompanied by Mrs. Marie Smith. Invocation George Russon. ' Let The Little Children Come Solo Unto Me" Miss Ada Phillips, accompanied by Mrs. Marie Smith. Remarks Carl Gunther. Elisha Peck and Bishop Linel Larsen. Solo "In The Garden of Tomorrow" Miss Zina Anderson. Benediction James Peterson. The grave in the Lehi Cemetery was dedicated by LeRoy Worley. George Warden was born in the Lehi Hospital. October 13. 1940, a son of Nellie Patrick and Francis Warden. He is survived by his parents, and the Frances. following sisters and brother: Mr. Dan Donna and Warden; Virginia. and Mrs. Jesse Patrick, grandparents, all of Lehi: a grandmother in Salt Lake City and a great grandmother in River-to- Now! DRAM YOUR sincerely interested, personal interviews will Nov. be granted in Lehi, 25 th. and 27th. 26th Write at oiife to Western Air, care of Lehi Free Press, giving age and exact SUU-LIER-WOR- H City T. F. Kirkham was a Salt Lake sitor, Monday. Mrs. E. W. Larsen City visitor, Monday. a Salt 1 Mr. and Mrs. Darrtl! Cirtet Mrs. Arley Clark was a Provo visitor. While playing basketball during the in the Salt Lake Miss Conder Monday, last period Monday. injured Saturday. ucple. ber ankle. She was immediatey taken to An examiFranklin Jackson of American Fork, the hospital for treatment. President and Mrs. A. Carlos nation showed no bones to be broken, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. and Mrs. R. C. AUrcd some bad Samuel a was Jackson. it p sprain, very although dent Mrs. Virgil Peterson' and ligaments were torn loose. Monday in the Salt Lake Umpit. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra B. Owen of Brig-haa November 18, were representative Thanksgiving day guests City, Monday. from the Woodbury College. California. of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kirkham. III i 1 student the L. B. Connor, addressed Mr. and Mrs. Reed McAffee of Manti body on "Vocations." E R XMAS and Mrs. Nettie McAffee visited with committee of the , Mr. and Mrs. Harmon McAffee of Salt costume The BEAUTIFUL CANARY of their Lake City. Sunday. Booster Club, had a preview dresses Thursday, November 14. Mrs. Sarah E. Gaisford, Mrs. A. D. Tuesday, November 19, Doris Eaton Christofferson and LeRoy Sudweeks visitMason, gave a talk to the students on ed at the Bingham Hospital, Thursday, with Robert Gaisford. sculpture. ' m OIL dean. New the oil of superior quality and it's time for SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION every friction point is properly lubricated. refill Germ-Proce- with fresh, ss ENJOY BEAUTIFUL MOTORING FALL FOR IB niris BY KEEPING YOUR CAR IN CONDITION PARK SERVICE STATION GLEN HADFIELD. Manager We have one of the latest music boxes SCOUT TRAINING COURSE NOV. 27 ENGAGEMENT those Mrs. HIGH SCHOOL IfEVS NOVEMBER Senior High Play, The Lehi Second Ward Choir furnishbeginning to be rehearsed. Much work ed the program in the Sany Second and effort will be needed to have the play Ward sacramental services, Sunday evenready for presentation in December. ing. Following the meeting the choir Thirty members were served refreshments Sandy ward members. F. F. A. boys went to Ogden, Saturday, November 9th, to participate in the Livestock Show. A Bouncer Club has been organized to It assist in keeping crder in the halls. consists of the following people: Robert Austin, Betty Cbristofferson. Dorothy Bremer. Eugene Strasburg, Joe Davis, Mirl Trinnaman, Leo Adams and Yvonne Ash. COTTAGE TEA AMERICAN by the ROOM FORK, UTAH . ,. , i-r- jff FIT FOR A KING A scouters training course will be held in the Lehi Memorial Building, WednesThe Sig Club held their first schedule Miss LaPriel day, November 27, at 7:30 for all scout meeting November 18. reviewed the book. all Goodwin assistant "Hello masters scout and masters, The marriage of Miss Beth Britton, Chrisoffer-so- n Life." by Elise Talmage Brandley, and committeemen. Merrill troop daughter of Mrs. Clarence Gurney, and of Provo will be present at the meet- refreshments served were by Miss Ernest Reimschiisscl, of American Fork, All scouters expected to be present. Stewart, Mrs. Potter, and Miss Thor-nocis announced, the marriage took place in ing. the Salt Lake temple, Wednesday. The ceremony was performed in the The Seniors have been working all with Salt Lake Temple, Wednesday, A. week prepapring for the Senior Hop, President Stephen L. Chipman officiating. which will be held in the High School Mr. and Mrs. Howard James returned Present were the bride's father, Richard On Saturday. November 9th. thirty gym, Friday evening, November 22. to Lehi, this week, from Tucumiari, G. Britton, her mother, Mrs. Clarence New Mexico, where Mr. James has been Bushman, her grandparents, Mr. and members of the local F. F. A. Chapte The Booster Club went to Richfield Show working. He has been transferred to Mrs. George E. Russon, Mrs. Charlotte went to the Ogdcn Livestock last Saturday to boost for the Lehi team. Mrs. with are in cattle the visiting Ogden. They Britton, the groom's parents, Mr. and While there they took part They report a nice trip though very deJames' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Mrs. Hugo Reimschiisscl and a number judging. pressing at the last. of close relatives and friends. F, F. SINGERS "teak A ANNOUNCED L GUARANTEED "June in January," is 1 s V HEWS Gray. AVI NO MONEY Willi GMonXaii Attractive Bibs can be made for ithe small child from Cotton Flour lOt Suxar Hags After he has passed the age for wearing Bibs, small .place cloths to gu under a hild's plate will save mother a lot of Uuii'lry work. These can be made frm Cotton Flour. Sugar. Meal or Salt Bags. A few simple stitches or a border gingham or percale will make them very attractive By protecting the table cloth in this manner you'll find it can be used several times. Extra Cotton Bags may be obtained from your nearest baker or department store Other Cotton Bag Sewing ideas are illustrated in a free booklet. Send to National Cotton Council, Box 18. Memphis, or Textile Bags, 100 N LaSalle St., Chicago All Immediately following the marriage, a wedding dinner was given by the bride's parents, an her two aunts, Mrs. Alfred Swift and Mrs. Roscoe Rawson at 9:10, 9th East Simpson Avenue, in Salt Lake City. They will make their home at 2886 Imperial Street in Salt Lake City. The bride is a graduate of the Lehi known among High School and well I ehi's younger set. The groom is a graduate of the Brigham Young University at Provp. Roscoe Mrs. Mrs. Irvin Rolin, Rawsonand and Mrs. A. C. Swift of Salt Lake City, entertained at the Swft home in Salt Lake City honoring Miss Britton. Mrs. Charlotte Britton of Lehi also entertained in honor of Miss Britton, Russon was George Friday and Mrs. hostess at a party at her home, Saturday evening. Local friends of the young people wish them a happy and successful LOCAL YOUTH RECEIVES CALL FOR U. S. AVIATION f.1. 1, fl. LEADERSHIP ceiling and some of the machinthe shop received a very much coat of paint. - TUESDAY " How "Lord wife show ed him up as "Just a Jackass in a The regular M. I. A. Leadership meet Wolf's Mash." The glib British rene ing will be held in the Lehi Stake Taber gade terrified England with his broad nacle, Tuesday evening, November 26th, casts from Germany, but now everyone immediately following the M. I. A. is so he'll probably laughing at him class work. All M. I. A. workers exsoon be cut off of Hitler's payroll. Read pected to be present. of his treachery and how it caught up with him, as told in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAM adv. INER, Haw-Haw's- WE DESIRE TO SERVE YOU PHONE 17 ' Hospital Notes MAIN STREET Smith underwent a minor surgical operation at the Lehi Hospital, Tuesday. LEHI, UTAH Grant Eyes Are Brighter Virgil Peck was admitted to the Lehi Hospital, Tuesday for medical care. When Lights Are Brighter John Wilkerson of American Fork, was admitted to the Lehi Hospital, Sunday, for medical care. Mrs. Good light helps keep lovely eyes clear and attractive. More important, it helps keep them strong and healthy by preventing eyestrain caused by improper light. Good light is cheap . . . eyes are priceless. Help keep them strong by Light Conditioning your home with Better Light-Bette- r Sight Lamps. You'll be surprised at the lovely new lamps and lamp adaptors which can be purchased at the lowest prices ever. See the displays in our stores or at your dealer's, where you can buy whatever you need in Light Conditioning on convenient, easy terms. (ft A baby girl was born to Mrs. Edwin Bone, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bone, received a call last week Aiken of Bingham at the Lehi Hospital, Mr. Tuesday. to the U. S. Air base in Florida. Bone is called to service on November 25. He recently completed his prelimincourse in the Oakland U. S. ary Aviation Training School and will enter active training at the Florida base this Misses Beth and Ruth Peterson of Salt Lake City, spent the week-en- d month. with their LCSL ITERS parents. DR. KILDARE m RECOMMENDS OUR Sig's and F. F. A.'s held their Thanksgiving Dance, Friday, November 15. Keith Smith was the lucky winner of a turkey. Russell COMING TO ROYAL PRINTED WITH YOUR NAME The F. F. A. along with the Sig Club The enjoyed themselves in overalls and house dresses at their annual dance which was ery in held in the form of a barn dance. The needed High School gym was decorated for the occasion and a good time was had by all. The Ralph Trane of Salt Lake City, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Trane. Mrs. Grover Orton spent five days of last week at Nephi in attendance to the "Dr. Kildarc Goes Home,'" in which under Lew Ayres. Lionel Barrymore and John National Recreational Convention Shclton join hands to establish a clinic the direction of Miss Madaline Stevens of New York City. in a country town and make the community "livie again and like it," is the attracion coming Sunday, Miss June Turner who is living at the and Monday to the Royal Theatre. Like home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tolman of its predecessors, it is a medical mystery Holiday, while ttndti; school, spent picture in which dramatic moments in Saturday in Lehi visiting her parents, Mr. medical science are blended with comedy and Mrs. Denzil Turner. h and human emotions. The dramatic highlight is the struggle of the Clara and By Orton motored to Mt. doctors to save the life of the "myatfernoon and was acplayed by Gene Lock-har- t, Pleasant, Sunday stery patient," borne their cousin La companied by and the battle for a sanitary town before an town council. Vinnie Davenport. Miss Davenport will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Comedy high spots include the planned Grover Orton for a week or ten days beelopement of Ayres and Iiraine Day fore returning to her home at Panguitch, discover that the whole who suddenly Harold S. Utah. town knows their secret. the Bucquet. who directed preceding CARD OF directed. pictures of the series, again John Shelton. who scored with Lana We wish to express our appreciation Turner in "We Who Are Young," is a new addition to the cast as Dr. David- for the assistance, sympathy and beautiful son. Other players include Alma Kruger, floral offcrngs extended by friends and Samuel S. Hinds, Emma Dunn. Walter relatives during our recent bereavement, KinRsford, Nat Pendleton, Marie Blake, the loss of our beloved baby. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Warden Horace Nell Craig, Frank Orth, and family. and George Reed. 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