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Show SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) . SUNDAY ..' HERALD. SUNDAY, MAY 23. . 1937 PAGE THREE M PLEASANT GROVE BRIEFS MISfc VIOLA WEST, Correspondent Phone 28-J I Honoring the memory of the late M. D. Atwood, his sons and daughters met at the Lawrence Atwood home in Manila- Tuesday evening, the birthday anniversary of their father. There were present pres-ent Mr. and Mrs. Will Atwood, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John Atwood. Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John Atwood and family, Charleston; Charles-ton; Ardena Atwood, Bishop and Mrs. Frank D. Atwood and family, fam-ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beck and family, Bishop and Mrs. Lawrence Atwood' and family. Mrs. T. N. Samuelson of Salt Lake is visiting with her mother Mrs. Eliza Banks. Mrs. Banks, Greene home Thursday were Mrs. Vie Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linsey and Mrs. Ella Miller of Salt Lake. Pleasant Grove high school faculty members and their partners part-ners held their closing social in American Fork canyon Thursday afternoon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wamick, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. West, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. William Partington, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Day, Ford Paulson, Lyean Johnson, Mrytle Henderson, Karma McGregor, Karma Swindle, Estelle Fenton. Mrs. Blaine Warnick and Ralph who is one of the oldest women , Warnick came from Montana in the community is quite ill. Mr3. Edna Gourley, Provo, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Christiansen. Joseph Shoell is very ill. He is at the Fred Shoell home. Wednesday Wed-nesday he was visited by these relatives: Mrs. Lewis Tripp, Mrs. Varion Mortenson, Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Bond Albion. Garfield, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Robison. Mr. and Mrs. Light Moyer, Salt. Lake. Mrs. E. T. Allen of San Francisco, Fran-cisco, Cal., has been visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. O. Clark this week. Mrs. Allen was the former for-mer Maxine Clark of Pleasant Grove. Mjs. Rubv Warnick . gave a birthday social for her daughter 'Carol Dawn on Tuesday afternoon. It was tfie maiden's ninth anni versary. Tne O. M. club met at the home of Mrs. Jennie B. Fugal Thursday evening and had a quilting party. Alter the stitching was finished, the hostess served lunch. Present were Mrs. Phyllis H. Larson. Edna 1' ugal. Gene Richins, Mrs. Edna C. Gourley and Edith Preston. Ml, and Mrs. J. K. Allen of Vineyard, Mrs. Rebecca Chassoy of Yost were dinner guests tit the S. W. Hilton home Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. H. W. Jacobs spent Tuesday in Salt Lake. Joseph Olpin of Heber, foimerly of Pleasant Grove was operated on for mastoid the first of the week. He is in a Salt Lake hospital. hos-pital. Mrs. Myrtle Greene visited wit'h her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson Fer-guson atEdgemont, Tuesday. Mrs. Martha Jones, Mrs. Meeks, Mrs. Laura Robertson, Mrs. Jennie Jen-nie Fugal, Mrs. Eva Gillman, Mrs. Lola Bullock have been chosen as 4-H club leaders for Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Myrtle Greene is in tharge of the work. Those . from Pleasant Grove who attended the wedding recep tion in Provo for Mary Richins and Frederick Day were: Mr. and Wi-h. Osca- Richins, Mi. and Mrs Clarence Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Max Larson, Gene Richins, Anthony Luschio, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Christiansen. Chris-tiansen. Rhodine Christiansen. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker, Thelma Walker, arid Lorena Radmall. Dinner guests at the Will Wednesday to attend the gradua tion exercises.. They will return to Montana Sunday and Mrs. War-nick's War-nick's sons Boyd and Lloyd whc have been attending schoo! will return with them. LAKE VIEW ! MRS. SADIE SHAW i Reporter Phone 018-R-2 ' The following program will be carried out in sacrament meeting Sunday evening under the super-visiou super-visiou of the Aaronic priesthood. Prayer by Richard Taylor. A quartet consisting of Milo Mad- sen, Richard Taylor, Herbert John son and Farron Huff will sing two numbers. Scriptural readings bv Vernon Nuttall and LeRoy Nel son. Two five minute talks will be given by Owen Zobell and Clif ton Clinger. Benediction by Eu gene Cranor. The M. I. A. officers and teach ers of Lake View sponsored a well appointed weiner roast Tuesday evening at the Lake View ball park. Community singing was led by Miss Virginia Taylor, a short program consisting of a readine by LaVern Clinerer and several selections from the Young Men's quartet consisting of Milo Mad en Herbert Johnson, Farron Huff and Richard Taylor. Games were played with Wilford Oveson in charge. Weiners and marsh mallows were roasted and furnished furnish-ed by the sponsors. The meetine will discontinue for the sea-son but socials and entertainment will be held at various times. Those to graduate from the Lincoln high school Thursday eve ning from Lake View 'were the Misses Donna Scott, Donna Davis and Glenda Scott, Herbert John son and Milo Madsen. Work on the remodeling of the chapel is progressing splendidly ana neanng completion. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Madsen and baby of Salt Lake were visit ing at the home of Mr. Madsen's father Charles Madsen during th week. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Magna spent a few days visit msr with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sumsion. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Sumsion are sisters. Window Shades, Venetian Blinds, Awnings, Linoleum Have your window Shades Cleaned ! BERT HUISH Phone 632-H In the dark and middle ages, metals were classed as noble or base, and gold was the most noble of all. Silver ranked next, while platinum, now considered a noble metal, was not known. Today these metals are ranked as precious preci-ous metals, because of their rarity. MP mf$fs4i LUXURIOUS LIVING GOOD for Building - Remodeling Is Plentiful and at Easy Terms! We can help you with Plans - Estimates - Financing MUTUAL COAL & LUMBER CO. A ST Aye T-W flRST 5 Distributed by DENNIE'S OWN BEVERAGE CO. CHoir Sings to World from Great White Throne I L-t- f jum'' r A ra l " ! x) - M 0RE1 MRS. MSRBOX, CBANDALL i Report- Phone 026-R-S - ; -S anniversary of her little datigh-1 The ctrrlour piece of flealt wmea ter, Fawn. Competitive games adorns the inside of the Jaw of were played, Reah Farnsworth the alligator snapping turtle, and America's most unique Memorial day observance will be held at the base of the Great White Throne in Zion NationnI park by the L. D. S. Tabernacle choir, L. D. S. Church authorities, and patriotic organizations. Participants in the coast-to-coast program will mclude Heber J. Grant 80-year-old church leader, at left; William M. Jeffers, Union Pacific executive vice president, at riflht, and J. Spencer Cornwall, choir director, below. 1 SIDE GLANCES By George Clark The birthday anniversary of R. D. WelU was the occasion for a pleasant surprise party given by a number of friends at his home Wednesday evening. A tasty luncheon was served at small taoles. 500 was enjoyed during the evening, the ladies favor go ing to Mrs. Clifton Pyne and Elvis Terry receiving the high score for the men. An enjoyable feature of the evening was the opening of the birthday gifts by the guest of honor, some of which proved very humorous and some very nice. There were in attend ance: Mr. and Mrs. Verde Wash burn. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pyne. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Park, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Park, Mr. and Mrs Elvis Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cordner, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Jolley, and Mrs. Rachel Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cutler came from Panguitch this week to attend the graduation exercises at the Lincoln high school. Their daughter, Miriam Cutler was a member of the graduating class. Mrs. Blanch Chrietensen gave another part of the life of Julia Ward Howe as the literary lesson for the Sharon ward relief society Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Nina Stratton and Mrs. Yates sang a duet, Julia Ward Howe's famous soner "The Batle Hymn of the Re- iublic." Mrs. Lois Downs gave a talk on the charm course and Mrs. Mariam Bradshaw sang a solo. "Memories of Galilee." Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Falrboume and children of Salina visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilford Lar son durine the week. Mrs. Julia C. Burr, Mrs. Roy E. Park, Mrs. Earl Mecham. Mrs. Don Clayton and Mrs. Nellie Bullock Bul-lock of Provo went to Salt Lake City Thursday to visit with their brother, Mr. G. M. Burr of Salina and their sister, Mrs. Paul Millet or Orem, who are ill at the L.D.S. hospital. Mrs. Robert J. Jex and daugh ter, Miss Theda Jex and Mrs. Hananh Stewart of Spanish Fork visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Crandall Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stewart will visit with the Crandall Cran-dall family for two weeks. Mrs. Harold Calder of Provo. Mrs. E. H. Calder and Mrs. Jack Calder visited with Mrs. L. A. Salisbury Wednesday afternoon. While there they completed a quilt which will be given to their mother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Calder and Jackie Calder winning the prize awards. A lovely birthday cake with lighted candles center ed the dining table. The little guests were, Lou Jean Park, Rue Jean Jacobsen, Alene Mecham, Ella Clare Eastmond, Lucile Fronk, LeRoy Jewett, Albert Mitchell, Neal Edwards, Jackie Calder, Betty and Gwen Jacobs, Donna Hafen, Reah Farnsworth, Exenna Johnson, Paul Washburn, Dorotha Farnsworth, Lyla and Lola Farnsworth, Myrl Prestwich MJdea Yusuda, Beverly Riskie. Ida Robinett, Lorna Anderson, Betty Lou Mecham and Fawn Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Anderson went to Salt Lake City Sunday to attend the funeral services of a sister-in-law, Mrs. J. R. Ander son. which is used as a lure for prey, is made all the more effective oy its color, which makes it stand out fnra the rest of the mourn parts. i Want Bargain? Price Cut LOW For QUICK SALE! Four Rooms Red Brick Mode rn Basement East Front EXTRA LOT INCLUDED N. E. Oiled Street Center of Schools PHONE 1099 Willard L. SO WARDS E3B8BEBEBBSB3E3BIBBE3nBSBBBaBHBBBBlBEBBBBBBESBC3a 1 JPROVO CITY- m jj ti 1 u ii IRVHC DIRECTORY' n Here is a List of Firms That Render the g m w w a m V u i n . mm II VI II IT WILL APPEAB IN TPE fTTRAi n KYfcBY WEDNXBJIAY AND SUNDAY 51 II- 1- mm VkUAii HEINDSELMAN OPTICAL AND .IKWEI.KY CO. ifflclal watch In spector for D. & R. fJ.. 8. L. A. U. Rallroadi. All MikM mt WatckM Repaired Pkoae S8S-W ISO W. Oater St. n M n UTAH COUNTY MATTRESS FACTORY WOOL AND COTTON MAT- a TRESSES, WOOL BATTS M Mattresses Renov ated and Blade New u 661 W. 2nd N. Phone 543 Provo J fl II Raich's Radio & Annl Cn Si THE HOME OF GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE 1 1 83 North Unlversltv Avenm Phana RIM I! II II I Now! A. & W. Root Beer s n i u BAR-B-Q SANDWICHES - CHICKEN First South and University PORK - BEEF m II 0I CI T I dlU III V. C. H Coral, which looks like a plant of Salt Lake City. COPtL?MT BY WEAStRVlCfriwCr T. M. HEC U. S. PAT. OFF. s--aa but which really belongs to the family of animals known "polyps." was- believed for cen turies to be an insect. There were 3,303,000 acres in which the potato was grown under un-der cultivation in the United States in 1934. The crop from this acreage was estimated as worth more than $160,099,000. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bigelow as and little son, Sherman left Fri day mornmtr lor Killings, Mont., where they will spend two weeks with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farnsworth. Farns-worth. Owen Christensen of Moroni is visiting with relatives in Orem. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vernon of Vernal visited with their sons Orson and W. M. Vernon and their families during1 the week. Kent Fielding-, son of Mr. and S FURNITURE REPAIRING REFINISHING RE-UPHOLSTElVNG in), it. na. SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Goodyear Tires f! M. Reed Johnson, Mgr. Phone 1588 II IPnime TTi?ee Sei?vSB0 ii ii ii Remington Portable at Utah Office Supply jj ALL MAKES REPAIRED 48 East Center II Phone IS II M U B r T3 CpHTT Papcr HAnlnS' Decorating jj, H OVV-r 1 1 Graining and Pain tin r !! 869 West 2nd North St "Maybe you'd interest more people if you didn't keep re-fcrriim re-fcrriim lo it ivs a 'whatzit.' " A survey ship of the British navy, the Challenger, is making charts of the dangerous coasts of Labrador. These charts are the first ver to be made of this coast-line and the survey will require re-quire 50 years to complete, ac cording: to estimates. a n ii a Phone 68S-W MADSEN CLEANING CO. SANITONE CLEANING - PHONE 475 PROVO MAYTAG CO. TTiatfZaa We Service and Renair all makes of Wash- II Mra. Clifford Fielding left Satur- U service ers. Ph. 86. Free Demonstration. 265 W Cen. day morning for Lander, Wyo., H Sales service - where he will be employed this III T nurn TVfnxwrnvo fiharnono1 !! I IC54U-Tl nv x mixr Avn niriATRir.n !! II sal2 old Mowers Traded In On New Ones n summer. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Vernon were Salt Lake visitors Friday. Mrs. O. H. Anderson entertained entertain-ed a lively group of youngsters at her home Wednesday afternoon in honor of the tenth birthday II - - a n Beesley Monumental Co. ii MONUMENTS and BURIAL VAULTS Just South of Tabernacle, Provo ii ii ii Young cuckoos hatch much sooner than most Diras, wnicn gives them an advantage over other fledglings in the nest. The partial .share of the food brought by the foster mother, actually throws from the nest the baby birds whic'h rightfully belong young cuckoo, not content with a i there. MJHILIID WE ARE ABLE TO FURNISH MORE MONEY FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION THAN YOU CAN OBTAIN FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE! LONG TIME PAYMENTS QUICK ACTION WE USE THE FEDERAL HOUSING PLAN Make Application Now! CUOTIS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 86 265 West Center Special Excursion To San Francisco You are invited to join the Provo High School Band enroute to the Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Round Trip Fare from PROVO to SAN FRANCISCO & Return Special Train Leaves Provo via the SALT LAKE & UTAH RAILWAY 6:00 A. M. TUESDAY, MAY 25th Return Limit June 4th This Special Train will operate via The Salt Lake and Utah Ry. to Salt Lake City Union Pacific R. R. Salt Lake to Ogden and the Southern Pacific from Ogden to San Francisco and Return. FARE FROM SALT LAKE CITY WILL BE For Complete Details and Reservations CALL 1460-or Local Agent Salt Lake & Utah R. R. E; B. PHIPPIN, Chairman Utah's Participation Contmittee, Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta. Phone 36? II II II IS Hides. Pelts, Furs, Wools, Etc tl II Provo, Utah ii ii PROVO HIDE & FUR CO. USED AUTO PARTS j We Handle AD Kinds of g JOHN KUHNI & SONS PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR ii U Dead or Useless Animals! CALL 680 PROVO ii a n u ii ii AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AND APPLIANCE jj Specialized Service Carburetor and uei rump PHONE 590 241 WEST FIRST NORTH Deeds - Converan Notary Public H. F. THOMAS ABSTRACT CO. 265 W. Center. Ph. 86 - Provo II II II II II II SEE US ABOUT YOUR TIRK ! TITLES Repairing j Brimhall 8 Bros. H 121 W. 1st N. Phone 280, Provo II II m. ram v ii ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING jl B of All Kinds Anywhere. Portable outfit. See Reed Clegg if Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired n ii a n Body and Fender Work PEBS DOWXES, with RADIATOR REPAIRING B Nlmer & Clayson, 275 S. Uni. Ave. Fh 649 i! II II II II II II n 1 1 4. auujvuft II Hemttnr i mm S3 i! ii I! P. L. LARS EN PHONIC 574 S4S WEST CUNTEK ST. DANIELS AUTO WRECKAGE USED PARTS TOWING AND WRECKER SERVICE, DAY OR NIGHT j 3rd S. Univ. Ave, Phone 68 II Sheet Metal Work j II RADIATOR SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED While You Walt Ahlander Mfg. Co. j m m m, n k W a 1 A mm. - !! II l 476 South University Ave. II It If mm ft PROVO FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO, jf II (jasungv ana macnine warn, cuectnc veiain, steei ioom, r II Btructarai oieei wore. ittoto ui, m. 4 i, xaus. r . ricrpuui, n. II , 1. !! II II 1 II II II II Si !! U hi Auto Repairing baSSot KTATE OFFICIAL HEADUGHT TESTmG STATION Phone 1591 ROBERTS GAJRAQE zna II : " l;: sifts-uiAuta uj w yuys it GOOD USED L,vimstUK 195 WEST THIRD SOUTH I PHONE 34 IN II 11 ar |
