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Show ,...(- . k.v October 3d, 1936 THE AMERICAN FOKK CITIJJ'E.N FRIDAY," OCTOBER 30, 1938 3 J Outline ; to' Test -t Ofchard Soils Dr. A. L- Stark, ex-atttlhirlst, ex-atttlhirlst, and Professoriate Profes-soriate horticultur-,si horticultur-,si program to deter-tZe&t&tioa deter-tZe&t&tioa of cultural oopc and fertilizers I g& with different types ipn to Utah. J fertility aspects of the Lfl to under the super-Lfeanr super-Lfeanr D. W. Pittman. ItfCDomist, and the soil fleets be under the suit su-it 0. W. Israelson, Irrt-i Irrt-i tolnage engineer, both jopertaent station staff, jan made on a recent (yam fruit growers of Ld fljt orchards in Idaho Qnrest during the latter jammer, used alfalfa, "teed cover crop and cul-K cul-K confined to spring and nSer supply is adequate pud results. It has the of cheapness ana trouble of "little leaf" jatritlinal troubles. The liso adds an additional trpaie' matter w -the the value of differ- feations of fertilizers and WttW experimental dem-fte dem-fte privately owned or-Ht or-Ht sffl. Include: arDle. 'sj.ind apricots. Each or- jtcopy between eight and treatments to be tested oOuvatlon, alfalfa sod. w nd, and straw mulch. bunt wQl be used In each btptot ktreatmenU wiU include &rfnc of barnyard manure, slphate, and the combln-'sBOtk, combln-'sBOtk, sulphate and sul-plate. sul-plate. compared with no uicvk. luvunuiauuii ire. to be repeated suf- permlt measuring the and minimize the h 7. Pleasant Grove Locals Mr. and Mrs. Aries K. Steiner left Saturday lor Los Angeles, Calif; where they will make their home. Neils Pugal left Monday for Plymouth Ply-mouth in northern Utah, to attend to a contracted Job he has there. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Walker are being congratulated upon the arrival ar-rival at their home of a fine baby boy, born Monday, October 26th. DeOnge W. .Tanner and son, Dee Earl, of Ogden, visited with J. C. Hilton and other relatives here Friday Fri-day on their way south to hunt deer. Mrs. Norma Adamson and children chil-dren of Salt Lake visited during the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Christiansen. SAMUEL I. GOODWIN Candidate for State Legislature Samuel I. -Goodwin, successful business man of Lehi, is the Republican Repub-lican candidate for the state legislature legis-lature and enjoys the support of his entire party in northern Utah county. .He was bom .and reared in Lehi and eoeBsfully-. -managed ""she--' Pee-; f pie's Cooperative Institution and the 1 Royal Theatre during , the first quarter of the present century and then- entered business for himself, now successfully, operating a mer-. cantfle establishment in Lehi. Mr. Goodwin has also devoted a goodly portion of his time to church and civic affairs. He has served the Lehi Second ward for the post nineteen nine-teen years as bishop, has acted as city councilman for two terms and has been a member of the Alpine School board for two terms. ' . His fx&nds and associates recognize recog-nize him as an honest, capable citizen well fitted to serve his district dis-trict as a lawmaker in the state legislature. (Paid Political Adv.) Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Biglow of Wallsburgwere .. visiting Mrs. .. Big?, lows parents. Mr. and Mrs. I). D. Thome, of Linden, on Monday. Ragbees were held at the homes of Mrs. Margaret Shoell and Ellen Richins Friday and Monday evenings eve-nings for the Relief Society. -Mrsr-Mary Farmer of Escalante, Utah, is a visitor at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. Creed Kindred. soil and tree variation, stated ' Stark. :t Dr. here Does Your arm Profit Go? LWJ ill' t i uman LaDor is slow and costly. twenty ows tikes time 'w do oil your farm work with CHEAP ELECTRICITY and save labor costs. j service, costing only few cents per day, (hist hay, grind feed, heat water, pump, jVnd indoors it makes the home comfort-p'gfcr comfort-p'gfcr and happy. fme Into Our Local Store Ask About Applications Maffil MITOSIS. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Williamson and som, Richard and Stanley, of Vernon, visited here Thursday.. Miss Dorothy . , .Williamson aceotapfaikd. them home after visiting friends here and at Lehi the past month. Robert Holdaway and his friend Maurice Goodwin, who are emp oyed by the Perfection Bakery shipping department of Los Angeles, are visiting with Robert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Holdaway. Mrs. John C. Nelson, Mrs. Leone Told. Elizabeth,, and Bill Told, were in American Fork Thursday where' they helped celebrate the first birth - uay anniversary oi nine uajriuo Holllndrake, a greatgrandson of Mrs. Nelson. Word lias been received from Vernon, Utah, of the marriage of Miss Prances Fillmore to a Mr. Davis of that place. Frances is the daughter of Mrs. Chris Williamson formerly of Pleasant Grove, who are now residing in Vemon. A very instructive and entertaining entertain-ing hour was enjoyed by the Mothers Moth-ers club Thursday when S. Alma Kirk talked to about 30 -women on "Amendments to the Utah Constitution" Consti-tution" and "Major Issues in the National Campaign." Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Mlllen D. Radmall. Mr, and Mrs. Ase Boulter and family of Price, spent the week-end with Pleasant Orove relatives and friends. Mrs. Edward Olpin returned with them for a visit. People of our community were happy to see Ase recovering so nicely from the very serious injury he suffered some time ago. The Bee-Hive classes of Misses Lorena and Fern Radmall held a gay party at their home Tuesday night Games were played "Ghost" being the main game of the evening. Prizes were won by Melba Toung and LaVleve Monson. Melba Toung and Ellen Sundquist assisted the hostesses in entertaining. A group of young ladies entertained entertain-ed at a pleasant social Saturday evening at the home of Eld a Bastian. Those present were Bernlce Christiansen. Chris-tiansen. Mary Ellen Olsen. Delilah Fugal. Geraldlne Macfarlane, Lu-clle Lu-clle Fugal, Dean Deveraux, Dale West, Wesley Rasmussen. Max Ras-musaea Ras-musaea Fred Atwood and Everrett West. The Junior class of the Third ward Y. W, M. L A. held a pot-luck pot-luck party at the home of their teacher, Mrs. May W. , Hardman. Friday evening, each girl bringing for refreshments what ever suited her fancy. They report a Jolly time. Those present were, Donna Kimball, Elizabeth Told, LaVerl Neves, Claire Nell Hilton. Mary Christiansen. Jean Adamson, Virginia Jacobs, Rhea Hooley, Anna Marie Walker and Ida Mae Rasmussen. Mrs. Max Larsen and Miss Gene Richins entertained the O. M. S. group at the Larsen home Monday evening in honor of Miss Jennie Burch of American Fork. Hallowe'en Hallo-we'en decorations and favors were carried out. most of the evening was rpent in preparing a bride's book and social chat. Dainty refreshments refresh-ments were served at small tables. Beautiful gifts were received by the honor guest. Those attending besides be-sides the guest of honor and hostesses hos-tesses were, Norma Terry and Edna Gourley of Provo; Edith Preston, American Fork; Edna Fugal and Margaret Lee. Timpanogos stake wll have a temple tem-ple excursion Thursday, November 5. James H. Walker Tand Eugene West were in Idaho the forepart of the week. - i Bert Cooper and wife and family of Murray, were visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Cooper, Sunday, Leah Jean Swenson had her tpn-sils tpn-sils removed Saturday. She is recovering re-covering nicely. David B. Thome attended a meeting meet-ing Wednesday at Salt Lake, as a member of the Milk Control Board. He represents tha Oreni-Lindon Dairy Association. Mrs. Adeline Nelson. Mrs. Leone I Told, Elizabeth and Bill Told motor ed to Lynndyl Saturday and spent the day with John E,- Nelson and family. v High school faculty members have been taking the annual school census cen-sus this week. All high school and grade teachers will attend the state convention at Salt Lake the last of the week. Wesley Beck, who has been at the Veterans hospital at Salt Lake the past few" months, recovering from'1toJitrJS--5isMfhMne?'ten through his house from the attic, is spending a few days with his family. Mrs. Dolly Ekins Davis of Oakland Calif., Miss Leah Ekins and Frank Clark of Salt Lake visited at the home of S. W. Hilton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis of Vineyard were visitors there on Monday. Mrs. Wesley Beck entertained in honor of the 14th birthday annlver sary of her twins. Maurine and Mer. nfl Monday, October 26th. Twenty guesU enjoyed games and refresh ments. - - Carl Anderson and wife and son, Lynn Carlton, of Salt Lake came to Pleasant Grove Friday to visit and bring his parents, Mr.' - and Mrs. Swen O. Anderson, part'bf his deer. The drama leaders of the six wards in the stake met at the home of Mrs. Edyth W. Anderson Monday evenng. Mrs. Anderson reviewed six one-act plays, after which lots were drawn to see which ward was to take each play. These plays are to be put on in November as a stake dra ma festival. Mrs. Allan Pierson has been chosen as stake drama leader Members of the P. T. A. of our district will attend meetings in Salt Lake City in connection with the U. E. A. Those attending and officers of our organization are. Mrs. Lydia Hilton, Mrs. Edyth W. Anderson, Lucille H. Walker and Mrs. Meeks. Meetings will be at 10:00 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright entertained enter-tained at a dinner party Wednesday night. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fen-ton, Fen-ton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Banks, Dr. and Mrs. G. Y. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oammett, Mrs. Pearl Wad-ley, Wad-ley, Mr. and Mrs. Junius West and Mrs. Merle Coombs. Two large bus loads of singers from the high school left Thursday at 3:00 p. m. to Join groups from Lehi and American. Fork, to sing at the taberMcle in Sax Lake for the UE. ATtefcft of the pfcm-e of singing they all had a lotjjfjjrijn Earl A. Beck was in charge of the Pleasant Grove singers. COUPLE TO BE HONORED AT GOLDEN WEDDING Honoring Mr. and Mrs. George Richards, a golden wedding reception recep-tion will be held in the Second ward amusement hall Friday evening, October 30. A program will be rendered. Among the numbers being be-ing a life sketch of the couple by Mrs. Rose B. Hayes. Refreshments will be served and dancing enjoyed. o Stanley Lamont Olsen. 3 week-old son of Stanley Olsen and Evelyn Orton Olsen of Orem. died at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Grover Orton, here Sunday night of bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Olpin Mortuary Wednesday at 1:00 p. m. under the direction of Bishop Junius West of the First ward. , Harold Bullock offered the opening open-ing prayer. Musical number, were by May R. Walker and Elroy Olll-man. Olll-man. The speakers were Bishop Stanley Harris of the Windsor ward and Albert L. Cullimore. The benediction bene-diction was offered by Elroy Olll-man Olll-man and the grave at the City cemetery ceme-tery was dedicated by Lewis Olpin. Judges of Election And Voting Places Judges of election chosen for the three districts in Pleasan Grove are ks follows: ; i District 1 Alex Wadley. Nephl Radmall, Merrill N. Warnick. District 2 Mrs. George Paul. Wll-ford Wll-ford Freeman and J. S. Walker counting. Mrs. Nathan Winters. McGee Bullock and A. H. Nielsen, receiving. J. Edward Warburton, constable. District 3 LeOrande White. Reed Orton and Clifford Tomlinson, counting. Mrs. William Freeman, Loiren West and Thomas Fenton, receiving. Duane Harper constable. District 4 Raphael Rogers. Kenneth Ken-neth Harris and Jessie Thome. Voting places are: District 1 Manila ward houe. District 2. Third ward meeting house. District Dis-trict 3. City Hall. District 4 Lindon amusement hall. S. W. Clark IJpr County Com mission Post - v i f Stake Workers Hold Meeting A very profitable and enthusiastic enthusias-tic meeting was held at the stake office building Monday evening when the stake presidency, high council members, ward bishoprics, ward and stake Relief Slciety presi dencies TUUI.ithrorli:-dictoni-;.oJ. the" wards met 6 near council and advice from the general church security, workers. . isltom who k&jexplai,nlrjg..the plan and encouraging the stake workers work-ers were. Mark Austin of the . general gene-ral committee on security. Mrs. Brown who talked on clothing and Bishop Drury of the church warehouse, ware-house, all of Bait Lake City. - " ' o Stake M.I.A. To Meet Sun. Sunday evening conjoint M. I. A. meetings will be cancelled in most wards that the people may meet with the First ward In a special arranged ar-ranged program. Miss MyrtleHendersbn of the High 8chool will read the three-act play "Lilac Time". Violin music will be arranged under the direction of Alfred Swenson. 3 City Lets Contract : At a city council meeting held-recently held-recently where bids were eosuidertd for replacing the. old wooden' lanes In the lrrlgajtlpn channel, .Xthe Battle Creek with concrete pip, the contract was let to the Spokane Concrete Co. The old pipes were rotted and had to be replaced. This line extendi from the headhouse near the mouth of Battle Creek canyon to the out let near the Albert Warburton home. o Ten Years Ago Now ELECTION DAY RELIEF SOCIETY SALE The Relief Society of the Third ward will have homemade candy. chilli, ice cream, rugs and quilts to sell on Election day at the meeting house. Come and patronize a good cause. o SUCCESSFUL DEER HUNTERS Among those getting their deer were : Erving Johnson, Vivian West Roy Walker, Harold Wootton, Wil- ford Freeman, Al and Will War-burton, War-burton, Alfred Nelson. Paul Adamson, Adam-son, Bert Cullimore, Vera Cullimore, Roy Thome, Ed Warburton. Byron Adamson, Abel Ekins, Nello Nielsen, "Pick" Beers, Keith Carlson. Chris Fugal Seth and Reed Phillips, Bill Bezzant, Ed Bunnell, Lynn Davis. Lyean Johnson, Hyrum Jones, Mr. Day and Mr. Partlngtoa Ezra Swen-son Swen-son and many others. o HALLOWE'EN VANDALISM WILL NOT BE TOLERATED Mayor Lyean Johnson wishes to Inform the youth of 'Pleasant Grove that special officers, will be on- duty Hallowe'en night to protect ;the property of the people. One for each ward has -been appointed and it is hoped that they will confine their fun to harmless pranks to avoid arrest and trouble. Past years driving nails in tires, knocking out headlights and other destructive pranks have been done and this will not be tolerated, so be careful. ' o HALLOWE'EN DANCE GREAT SUCCESS The Second ward M Men and Gleaners extended an invitation to the First and Third wards to Join them in their Hallowe'en dance Tuesday evening. A good crowd attended at-tended and had a merry time, most of the people were in character costume, prizes being given to tl most outstanding characters. Those winning prizes were Keith Shields, Virgil Walker, Chas. Thome, Lee Peterson and Mrs. Oeorge Ball. Decorations were In keeping with the occasion, a fortune teller adding interest. Punch was served from a huge pumpkin and cookies also were served. The affair was a decided success. o Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Macfarlane of Salt Lake visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Macfarlane and family fam-ily on their way home from St. Oeorge. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Fisher of Ogden. visited .witfe-the Macfar-1 lane family Sunday. I 8YLVAN W. CLARK Sylvan W. Clark of Lehi will appear on- the billot at the-lectkm next Tuesday for the' office of two- year term county commissioner on the Democratic ticket " Mr. Clark7 " who "'wi ""teffi''and reared in Lehi, Utah, is one of Lehi'a most enterprising citizens, and Is sure to-be able to fill the office of county commissioner in a capable -.and- efficient . Bwanef, hav lng at all times the interest of the average citizen at heart. It is his aim, if elected, to serve the north end of the county in the best way possible and do his utmost to fulfill the duties of the two-year term county commissioner in a very able and efficient manner. He has held numerous important offices, working on various county committees.' He has been an active leader in the Farm Bureau and has Worked for the good of the farmer. - His manj friends In this locality are "boosting him one hundred percent. per-cent. Let us support Mr. Clark as our next county commissioner. (Paid Political Adv.) o POLITICAL ACTIVITIES There have been a few rallies held in connection with the November election. Monday evening the Dem ocratic party held a free picture show and rally at the Alhambra Theatre where Herbert Maw and others spoke in favor of Governor Blood. The Republican party held their rally Monday evening in the High School building. E. E. Greenwood. a prominent attorney of Salt Lake spoke. All candidates from the county were present and sooke. Musical numbers from Provo and from the Pleasant Grove High School were given. It is expected that Governor Blood will be a speaker at the Alhambra Theatre Saturday night. (Taken from files of Oct. 30, 1926) Governor Oeorge H. Dem Is the speaker scheduled for a Democratic rally in the Alhambra Theatre Saturday night. Ten Years Age Now Monday night in the Alhambra Theatre a" Republican rally will feature J. Ruben Clark as the principal prin-cipal speaker. Ten Years Ago Now Among the lucky deer, hunter$ this season are: Irving Johnson, Charles M. Holman, Thomas College, Ezra Swenson, Richard Walker; Joseph Olpin. Cliff Tomllnion. v Ten Years Ago Now Miss Ruth Southwlck of the local high school' has selected 'the'-'play omerang to be pre&nted: thJi year by the dramatic art students. Ten. Years Ago Now--,- ; Fajthers mi ... ..eons. .iOf : Pleasant Grove are to enjoy a "smokeless" smoker November 3rd at the high school. Wrestling matches and a vaudeville - are planned lor entertainment. enter-tainment. - - t. . ' : '-.'ufen Yearr'Ago Now ' "'7' A number of girls of the Lindon ward entertained at a shower Monday Mon-day night complimentary to Mrs. Melba Walker Cluff. a bride of last week. ' Wed., Nov. 4 ' 1 Day Only at Reg. Prices ANOTHER BIG STAGE AND SCREEN SHOW! Taxes Collected At Bank Since October 20th the Bank of Pleasant Grove is receiving taxes at the bank office. Office hours art from 1.00 a.' ml, to :00 . m. and 9:00 td 1:00, on Saturday. nergrJJ -I .-SJt-If ON THE SCREEN Thrill-Packed Mystery "The Accusing Finger" Marsha Hunt - Kent Taylor Robert Camming! Paul Kelly Plot elected Short Subjects - t Shows Continnons from IV m. MaU. tBc Eves. 31c Kids 10c YEARS AND EXPERIENCE DO COUNT For years this bank has proved its strength by its ability to keep going straight ahead under all conditions, There is more in this single fact to give confidence to you as a depositor, than in any words that can be written. Think back a moment and consider all the changes that have taken place in this country and in this county since this bank was organized. organ-ized. It will help to give you a better idea of the confidence and good will this institution . has had. In every respect this is a safe and desirable place to bank. .J WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT. Deposits up to $5,000 in THIS BANK IN- . SURED by the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE INSUR-ANCE CORPORATION, v. Bank of Pleasant Grove. . . ... Pleasant Grave, Utah , . ' |