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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Pre-arranged . . . funeral plans, like insurance policies, poli-cies, are foundations for family security. You are invited to consult con-sult with us on this important subject. There is no obligation. BERG MORTUARY III IAST CENTER n PHONE 171 Thursday, February 3, 1959 YOUR CSUmrrh PAGE MORE FUN! LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE GENEVA RECREATION ASSOCIATION IS SPONSORING ANOTHER BEGINNER'S SQUARE DANCE CLASS FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR FRIENDS THE FUN STARTS TUESDAY, FEB. 8TH ' AT THE G.R.A. HALL NORTH OF THE ADMINISTRATION BLDG. REGISTRATION DATES ARE TUES., FEB. 8TH TUES., FEB. 15th AT 8:00 P.M. EIGHT DANCES FOR $5.00 Arranged for Shlftworkers EXPERIENCED SQUARE DANCERS COME TO THE REGULAR DANCES EVERY THURSDAY AT 8:00 P. M. $1.00 PER COUPLE t RANDY STEPHENS CALLER OREM STAKE PRIESTHOOD AND AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS. SLATE ANNUAL WORKSHOP Orem Stake Priesthood and Auxiliary organizations have combined to hold their second annual workshop for the purpose of considering some fundamental principles of teaching1. This workshop work-shop will be held on the evenings of February 9th and 10th at the Lincoln High School. Beginning at 7:30 p.m., the workshop will be held for three hours. During the first hour the officers and teachers will listen to a talk, then they will senarate into appropriate groups for practical prac-tical work. The third hour will be devoted to a slide lecture the first night and a faculty meeting demonstration dem-onstration the final night. The theme of the workshop will be "How can we best Improve the teaching, the supervision, and the facilities for our priesthood and auxiliary organizations?" Wed nesday night the speaker will con sider "Evaluation of the Teacher." Thursday night the talk will be on "Supervision In the Priesthood and Auxiliary Oganizations." Executive committee members of the workshop include LeR L. Ross, chairman representing the Sunday School; Wilford P. Lee, Advisory Chairman; Dean B. Farnsworth, Priesthood; Marvin Meldrum, YMMIA, Winnie Graff, Relief Society; Fern Coleman, YWMIA; Alta Rowley, Primary; and G. E. Childs, Music. Members of the attendance and registration committee include Edward L. Pyne, Sunday School; Fay Johnson, Priesthood; Bernlce Louder, YWMIA; LaDell GUI-man, GUI-man, YMMIA; Katie Schroeder, Primary and Maude Holdaway, Relief Society. Among the speakers will bei Henry L. Isaksen of the Sunday School General Board and a member of the BYU faculty; J. C. Moffltt, Superintendent of the Provo District schools; and Wilford Wil-ford D. Lee of the BYU faculty. All Orem Stake officers and teachers of the stake or wards are expected to be in attendance. .v-', -gr V f-:l-.v-? V'J b ;" - r v J ('I LeR L. Ress Chairman Christian Science Topic for Sunday Man's universal right to spirit ual growth and progress will be brought out in the Lesson-Ser mon entitled "Spirit" at Christian Science services Sunday. Scriptural selections to be read from the King James Version of the Bible will include the account ac-count of Philip's baptizing of the Ethiopian eunuch as recorded In Chapter 8 of The Acts of the Apostles. From "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy the following selections selec-tions will be among those read (241:27): "The baptism of Spirit, washing the body of all the impurities im-purities of flesh, signifies that the' pure in heart see God and are approaching spiritual Life and its demonstration." . The Golden Text is from I Corinthians Cor-inthians (12:13): "By one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free." Crest View - Crest View 2nd Wards to Hold Joint Mutual The Crest View and Crest View znd-waras, who at the present time combine their MIA activities. will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake View Chapel for a special evening of songs and dancing, according to Mrs. Grant Butler, Crest View YWMIA president. All members of Mutual age in both wards are cordially invited to attend the "Meet Me at Mutual" Mu-tual" activities and become ac quainted with the fun 'and good times to be had at Mutual each week. f A delightful program has been planned, according to Mrs. Fred Clark, Crest View Ward YWMIA activity counselor, and will feature fea-ture special song and dance' num ber Songs are being directed by Margaret Sidwell and Judl Jacobs Ja-cobs while Bobby Weight and Gary Anderson, dance directors, are handling the dances. Those participating in the pro gram Include Gary Anderson, Maynard Nlelson, Danny Pace, Merlene Skinner, Peggy Pace, Merle Yearsley, Dianne Dawson, Sharone Schauerhamer, Roy Hills. Julie Nicol, Geniel Butler, Karen Jacob, Prlscilla Jacob, Peggy Far- arety and Bobby Weight Following the program dancing and refreshments will be enjoyed by those attending. STYLE, PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHT STUDEBAKER SPORTS CAR --ll y ... 0 fi nJ Studebaker'a special-bailt hardtop conyertible the "Speedster" is the ultimate in sports car design, performance and readability, with the added attraction of roominess and comfort foe it : five passengers. Twin exhaust and dual mufflers provide the race car rhythm and feel of fast acceiera- . tion. The instrument panel, with tachometer and 160-mUean-hour speedometer, is of engine turned stainless steel, and seats are covered with genuine top-grain leather in a diamond quijted I pattern. Instruments and gauges are race car type. . -I Lincoln Ward Relief Society Ladies to Hold 'Work Day" Relief Society members of the Lincoln Ward will hold their work day Wednesday starting at 10 a.m. under the direction of Mrs. Allen Winterton. A demonstration on textile painting will be given and there will be a quilt to work on. A nursery will be available for the small children. A. L. DUCKETT SALES & SERVICER MOT H if Ml tosher $26995 New Low Price Trade-in for your IA AA Old Washsr-Uo to -lUrUU YOU PAY ONLY Payments Only $11.39 per month Folly Automatic No need to watch ever it! Water Saver For smaller loads! Porcelain Finish i Year Warrantee Activator Washing Action Model WAS5a) OVER 50 MORE WASHING CAPACITY! FOR A LIMITED TIME You Can Buy A Good $.095 AUTOMATIC WASHER from y to SALES THIRD SOUTH ON THS AVENUI & S E R VICE PHONF 3900 j lA'ftlANCISj 600 Attend Orem . Stake Aaronia -.1 -Priesthood Banquet . Twenty - nine boys received special recognition in the form of a certificate and book at an elaborate elab-orate banquet for the Aaionlc Priesthood boys and their mothers moth-ers in the Orem Stake, according to Fay R. Johnson, high council member in charge of the affair. The banquet was held Friday in the Orem First-Vermont Ward chapel. A new record in 100 per cent attendance awards was set by these boys as only 11 qualified the previous year. Special speaker for the affair was Jay De Graff of the MIA General Board. Following a ,talk by President Walter Holdaway, a-wards a-wards were presented by M. Dover Do-ver Hunt He also presented the "traveling" trophy to the Wind sor Ward for having the most boys receiving the awards. Mr. Johnson John-son was emcee for the program. The ballance of the evening was spent In watching a series of fascinating hoop dances perform ed by Indian students from the BYU who were dressed in native costumes. Awards were given to the fol lowing boys: Beverly Ward Bruce Watts, Harris Phillips, De- Wayne Eglund, Clifford Craig, Orvil Parry, Glenn Davis, and the three Kitchen brothers, Weston, Fred and John Kitchen Jr.; Geneva Gen-eva Ward Darrel Kitchen and D. Benson Long; Orem First Stephen Beach, Billy R. Johnson, Larry Reese; Vermons Karren Chesnut, Keith Alger, Cecil Pet erson and Rodney Peterson; Vine yardHal Allen, Phillip Holdaway, Holda-way, Harry K. Gammon and J. Rulon Gammon; Windsor Ward Arvil E. Parcell, W. Gayle Par- cell, E. Don Miner, Duane N. Smith, Glenn J. Hales, Darrell Hooley and Alex D. Lott " Orem stake Aaronic priesthood committee who planned the event were Fay R. Johnson, J. Reed Burgener, Lloyd Louder, Lee R. Broderick and Lynn H. Gray. Special guests were Mrs. Holdaway, Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. De Graff. IS NOW SPONSORING TV0 lL(C(o0 WILL TRADE Trade in your old mattress and bed springs on the new famous Koylon air foam mattress and box springs. This makes the most wonderful bed you can imagine. For a top trade in visit Christiansen Furniture, (Just north of Rohbock Sons Floral in Orem) Phone 0957-R1 L' 'A J 1 AV M&- mm ..c J. v. if ft 1 Hu:fi " l7f t HI-LAND MAIDS n r V if. v - lll-LAHD f.lELODIAH CHORUS For three Seasons the Hi-Land Dairy has sponsored the State Softball Champion "HI-LAND "HI-LAND MAIDS" for the enjoyment of competitive sports lovers in Utah County. Recently Re-cently they have added to their list the "MELODIAN CHORUS," under the baton of Dr. Franklin Madsen, for the enjoyment of those who love to listen to good music Call Dr. Madsen at Provo 1650-J. The Melodian Chorus is available for use for building fund drives or any charitable organization. See and hear the chorus Lakeview Ward Chapel, February , 1S55; Scera-Orem Stake Conference, February 6, 1955. HII-U&NI UTAH'S HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED DAIRY 900 SO. UNIV. AVE. PHONE 484 PROVO VITALLY INTERESTED IN THE GROWTH OF UTAH AND HER PEOPLE" |
