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Show TmnWDAY. JULY 20, 1933 THURSDAY, JULY TTTF. TFTTT KTTW LEHI. UTAH ' , , fe . . Saturday, July 22, Prize FoxTrot Dance; Lash l'nzes. Monday, July 24) Zn ilUnAae 21 rftif&ttS .-Holiday SPOTLIGHT DANCE. Dancing till 1 a. m. ig Bances--arawgea--gffiESiiiELODiANs gents 25C ladies i0c DRESSES New Dress Shirts New Dress Trousers New Dress Oxfords LADIES' HOSIERY WORK CLOTHING for men and boys WORK SHIRTS for men and boys 39c POWERS SHOE STORE Miss Hulda Bateman of Provo, was the Sunday guest of Mrs.Ber-nell Mrs.Ber-nell Bateman. DRESSES Local Items Bishop and Mrs. William Had-ri3ld Had-ri3ld made a business trip to Provo on Monday. MLss Ruth Lott of Salt Lake, visited visit-ed at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lott Saturday and m Lehi on Thursday. &unaay. Mrs. Herbert Taylor and daugh ter. Glenda. of Salt Lake, were Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davis Jr. and daughter, Elva, of Salt Lake, spent Sundcty in Lehi with Mr. Davis' parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davis. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayward of Logan, were Sunday guests at the A. W. Davis home. Mrs. William Hayward returned to Lehi with them after a week's vuit at their home. The Busy Bee 4-H club under the leadership of Phyllis Smith attended the bonfire program in Alpine for the 4-H clubs of the north part of the county. . . Mrs. William Hayward will leave the first of the week for her home to Washington, D. C, after spending six weeks here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Davis, and in Logan with Dr. and Mrs, J. W. Hayward. Mrs. Ruby Morris of Salt Lake, was the dinner guest Sunday at the home of Bishop and Mrs. William Hadfleld. Miss Verland Evans who is employed em-ployed at Myton, was here Satur day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester Evans. Mr. Franklin Jackson of Cedar City, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jackson. Miss Nora Brown returned to her home in Salt Lake, after spending the past month at the home of Mrs. Eunice Gray. Victor Holmstead in company with Justin Stevenson of Salt Lake, enjoyed a fishing trip at Grand daddv Lakes, from Friday until Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Ann Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Reese Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Adams vllle, Utah, spent Sunday and Mon day with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Colledge. , Mr. and Mrs. Andy Trane and Mrs. Abe Gudmundsen of Amer ican Fork, motored to Springville on Thursday, they also visited in Payson with Mr. and Mrs. Le-Grande Le-Grande Gudmundsen. The Merry-Makers 4-H club held their meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ivor Peterson. The girls completed their second project and made plans for the trip to Alpine Al-pine for the bonfire program. The members were served a light lunch. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lewis in company with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon McAffee, left Saturday on a fifteen days vacation trip. They Intend to visit Yellowstone Park, Glacier National Park, the North Western States and motor down the coast into California. Saratoga Springs Gaming Wide Reputation Saratoga resort is steadily becom ing more popular and is gaining a splendid reputation for the wonder ful swimming pools. On Monday Dr. Rasmussen, of New ork, who was traveling to the coast stopped for a swim at the resort. Before leaving he told the management is was the finest and most refreshing swim he had ever enjoyed. Sunday seven doctors and their families were among the largi crowd of bathers at the resort. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gray moved last week into the home of the lat Sarah Stewart. Mrs. Julia Brown returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Taylor to Idaho Falls, on Friday for an extended ex-tended visit. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martens of Ogden, moved Saturday to make their home in this city. They will live in the Jay Fox home in field. Second Ward to Occupy Dell August7,8&9 The Lehi Second ward will occu py the Mutual DeU in American Fork canyon at their annual sum mer outing, August 7, 8, and tn. All those who are contemplating on going on this splendid outing are urgied to watch for aeiume plans, which will be announced later by the officers. . o ' ' CLARK FAMILY REUNION On Wednesday, July 26, the de-j cendents of the late William Clark will me;t at a family reunion at Saratoga Springs. The reunion is held every year on the birthday of Mr. Clark. This year will mark his 108th anniversary. Luncheon will be served at 6 o'clock, which is to b3 followed by a mixed program pro-gram and swimming. o GENEALOGICAL UNION MEETING SUNDAY Miss Maxlne Chipman, daughter of Mrs. Vera Chipman, has been visiting for the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Knudsen, and Mrs. Alice Frank. Miss Blanch Scown, the daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and . Mrs. Fred Scown, was rushed to the hospital in Amer ican Fork early Thursday morning with a case of spinal menningitis. The child has been steadily im proving with the treatments and at i The Future Farmers of Lehi, the present writing is as well as 1 numbering twenty in all, left last Mrs. Eugene Webb entertained at a delightful birthday party Tues day evening in honor of the thirteenth thir-teenth anniversary of her daughter, daugh-ter, Zada. Following games, refreshments re-freshments were served to IlaWebb, Clara Ailred, Ruth Whimpey, Anna Allred, Helen Turnkey, Selena Peterson, Pet-erson, Ethel Hardman, Dorothy Ford, Dora Adams, Beth Peterson, B?tty Wilson, Mary Gean Johnson, Ruth Peterson and Zada Webb. 1 o ' TWENTY BOYS LEAVE FOR SOUTHERN UTAH rrfnealneical Union meetirin will the.be conducted Sunday afternoon In the Fifth ward chapel with F. A. Hunger in charge. ' Mrs. Emma Jane Roberts will give a report on the possibilities for research she found while in the east, and compare them with our own in the church library. Lesson 22 of the genealogical course will also be discussed. Other problems of work along this line will be taken up. c could be expected. Mr. Fred Scown and Mr. Merton Brown, who are employed at Dell, Utah, have been at home for the past week. The following boys and girls en- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hebertson . tertained at a party Monday eve-and eve-and son, Lavaul, and Mr. and Mrs.(ning up the Creek, complimentary Oliver Kirkham and son, Dale, to Martha Fitzgerald, it being her Mr. Ray Austin and Miss Reta! motored to Nephi Sunday on bus- fourteenth birthday. Nola Clark, Austin of 8an Francisco, California, iness. Clarice Larsen, Beth Thrasher, are here for a vt.it with their par- mjtj Bushman, Marie Lott, Rose ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aus'iln. Miss Mr. Walter Cartwright 'and daugh-, Adamson or American Fork, Mar-Austin Mar-Austin will remain for slK weeks, ters, Edith and Ida, of Salt Lake tha Fitzgerald, Elmer Sims, Eldon while Ray will return to the coast in. visited here for three days at the Peterson, Ralph Goates, Howard ten days. home ot Mr, and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Kirk Crabb, Myles Shep- iSchOwn. ihrd and Dick Johnson. Thev were I accompanied by MLss Roberta Ball Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Timothy of Mid Boyd Larsen. Games and bon- Mrs. A D. Cornwell and daught;r, Jeanette, and sLUcr, Mrs. May Inger- j soil, are stopping at Knudsens and s:ligman, Arizona, arrived in this fire refreshments were enjoyed. visiting lor a monm wun tneir aunvcity Monday for a two weeks visit Mrs. 8. R. Adam of this city and :Wlt Mr. Ttmothv's rarents. Mr. Mrs. Harold Firmaze of Amer- their father in American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Webb and Mrs. and Mrs. Hyrum Timothy. lean Fork entertained at a beauti fully appointed bridge luncheon at her home Friday afternoon, corn- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ounther en- Celestia Schw left Sunday by auto tertained at dinner Thursday eve-' pUmentary to her sister, Mrs. Will- for a two mvks trip to the North- nin comBUmentary to Mrs. Don hm Hayward, of Washington, D. C west. Mr. and Mrs. Webb will visit Nlel30n San Francisco, Cali- Summer garden flowers were at-tn at-tn Yakima, Washington, with their fornla mi Mrs EnQch RussQ jtractlvely used throughout the two daughters and Mrs. Schow will rooms. High score was won by Mrs. VJ6H wiui ner aaugiiter, Airs, umr-, . 'AW Davis. The invited miests ence Maun, m twiiana, uregon. - " V th. Z7' r. J. Martin, Miss Phyllis Kirkham, Arno Kirkham cf Salt Lake, form- table waTattVact- Mr3' Byron wwPPle. Mrs. A. .W. er Lehi resident and son of Mr. and T; , . "L?" Davis. Mrs. Afton Giles. Mrs. Carl Mrs. James Kirkham, has been chos- ' "J? Roberts, and Mrs. Noel G. Knight en to sing the part of Rieder. the ol pjls yeuow' Sail of this city; Mrs. May Hackett Inn keeper in the Salt Lake Civic 'of Salt Lake; Misses Afton Thayne, opera "The Student Prince-, which Mr. and Mrs. Glen B?ckstead of Carma cardon. Joan Cardon, wiU be presented in the late sum- West Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. 3iancn Boudrero and Mina Grif- mer in Salt Lake. ivaukw inayne ox rrovo, were vis- fln of Lozan: Mrs. Ambrose Merrill ttlnf In this city Sunday with Mr. cf San Francisco, California; Mrs. j Saturday on their week's trip to Southern Utah, where they will visit Oedar Breaks, Bryce Canyon, Zion and Grand Canyons. The boys under the leadership of Mr. E. B. Garrett, are also accompan ied by Mr. Randall Schow and Bishop Henry Erlckson. The trip is being made In the school bus with Bernsll Bateman driving. This group of boys are taking the Smith-Hughes Smith-Hughes course in school. o REMODELING AT BitOADBENTS The grocery department of Broad- bent's store is being remedied this week and wU be thoroughly cleaned nd renovated. When completed the department will be in tip-top shape. CARSON BONE MARRIAGE an(! Walter Jensen of "u Miss LaRae Buckwalter, Mrs. Sher- Brlgham City, man Robinson, Mrs. J. L. Firmage, i Mrs. W. H. Firmage and Miss T ai-f ftfAnvlnv ..nnlrti, Hff ,.. d MM. T. A. Tai'lOr, KIT. T. L. Chipman and Lillian Knudsen Mrs- James Gouh and Mr' were entertained by Mrs. Charlotte, Mrs- h Hutchlngs. Sackctt, director of the Singing Mothers in Salt Lake City. Miss Luclle and Ernest Johnson and Louise Firmage of American Fork, Knudsen was invited to sing with the Bertha and Emily Powell, spent and the honored guest, chorus over the National Broadcast Friday in Amsrican Fork canyon. . ... . . ... . . . - next Friday evening at 8 o'clock over Mrs. Thomas Powell and sons, K-D-Y-L. i Dean and Arthur, motored there The marriage' of Miss Lucile Car son, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Matt Carson, and Warren Bone, son of Mrs. John Bone, took place Monday, July 17th In Salt Lake City.. ' The young couple who are well known and popular in this city, are tcm graduates of the Lehi high si hooL Mr. Bones took an activ part in school athletics and for the past five years has been employed with the National Guard. The bride has been in Salt Lake for the past three y:ars, where she nas Deen employed. Their wide circle of friends are showering tnem with congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Bon3 in company with Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Horr left Monday for a two weeks honeymoon honey-moon trip to British Columbia, aAimiKwn, ana uregon. on re turning they will make their home In this city. I I xvV-. In the evening and they returned with them. 1 I j Free Family Passes I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hebertson were pleasantly surprised at a ! party Friday evening at their home. The guesU included Mr. and Mrs.! Ivor Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.' Melilng, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kirk-, ham. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Darling. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Button and WE ABE AT YOUR SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brooks of American Fork, and Mr. and Mrs." William Tompson of Provo. A' tasty luncheon was served at small j tables. Miss Ruth Rothe returned home Saturday from Logan where she has be3n attending school at the U. A. C. for the past six weeks. She reports enjoying her school work very much. Thursday evening a group of twenty gjrts entJrtalned in her honor at an out-of -doors party in Logan, and Friday a party of six girls entertained, complimen-I complimen-I tary to Miss Rothe. Horse back riding and a supper In the canyon was enjoyed. ELECTRIC CONTRACTING & REPAIRING RADIO INSTALLING OR REPAIRING Comp! te Line of R. C A. Tabe And FUtara If in need of anythug In our line five us a ring or call and tee us. Radio & Electric Shop Integrity The integrity of the Nation in the tM analysis becomeathe integrity of the individual And relatively the integrity of all Banking la. stitutions depends, in a great measure, upoj the integrity of the depositor. When you think of the Financial, or Bant ing, Instituton you must reason in terms of him-dreds, him-dreds, or thousands of individuals as the case may be for the strength and service of such an institution is made up of the whole and consequently conse-quently becomes a community enterprise. Financial integrity depends, in consequence, conse-quence, upon the Individual; maintain the integrity in-tegrity of our Banking Institutions by assuring the dependability of the individual. 8 State Bank Of Lehi - . . v,. Telephone 85 LEHI - UTAH Vwl.anJ hiI-hI You bu. I th pric ( tin. hut whatl tf th pnet of inneccne? i 'J I' Legion Shooters Hold Tourney The Utah County American Le gion Shooting Tournament was held Sunday in connection wjih the state championship shoot at Sara toga Springs. Teams were com posed of 10 men each. .A trophy was presented to the '.winning team. Thirteen teams participated in the state shoot, among them were the following from Utah county: Goshen. Payson, SpringMlle, Spanish Span-ish Fork, American Fork, Lehi, Pro vo, and Provo Union Pacific Rail road. Utah county took the first three places, Union Pacific receiving receiv-ing highest honors, Payson second and Lehi third. Lehi Post No. 19. have an ex ceptional team and always finish high in the various shoots. Little Lu Gean Brown, the small daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brown, received first prize, a large Baby picture, in the baby show held last week at the Royal Thea tre. The pictures were shown on the screen and each person attending attend-ing the show was given a ticket to vote for their choice. LEIII'S ONLY HOME OWNED AND OPERATED THEATFI WHAT LEHI MAKES ! MAKES LEHI! Tonight, (Thursday, July 20,) last chance to see Lionel Berrpofe -In- y 1M "SWEEPINGS His children made a Bonfire of the Empire he had rearei Tears and heart-throbs. What a Picture. EVERYBODY 10c CARLTON PETERSON, IYop. STATE STREET PHONE Tt SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE Lehi Sun LEHI 'S LEADING NEWSPAPER AND Receive FREE Family Passes TO COZY THEATRE Where only the best Talking Pictures are shown. Two family passes to Cozy given with each one year !ihseriptioa to the Lehi Sun for 11.00. One family pass given with each 6-month subscription at 50c. Subscribe rr Ren?w now for the Sun and enjoy this high class enter-taintnent enter-taintnent given to your family FREE. READ LEHI'S OUTSTANDING PAPER AND ENJOY THE BEST TALKING PICTURES Hospital News Arthur Sabey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sabey, underwent a major operation Thursday at the local hospital He Is getting along nicely. Mrs. William Beveridge is in the hospital receiving medical treatment. treat-ment. Mrs. Levi Phillips received x-ray treatment at thj hospital Tuesday. Miss Madge Hutchlngs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchlngs, was removed to her home Sunday. From last reports she is improving nicely. Mrs. Jennie Smith was removed Tuesday from the local hospital to the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake City., Sam Wilcox of Cedar Valley, was treated Wsdnesday at the hospital for torn legiments of the shoulder. Mrs. James Gough was taken to the hospital in Salt Lake Monday by Dr. Eddington, where she un- aerwsni an operation. Mrs. James Taylor was removed w ner nome on Sunday. Daw AUJ . m lUTsujnerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Christofferson, was wwuea at the hospital for a Mm ankle which n sustained on Thurs day. Laurel Peterson, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterson, had a boa lanced last week at the hospital. i Miss B:ulah Hatton of rw was treated for a dislocated should- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Vilma Banky "THEREBEL" She sacrificed her country on the altar of love in o the most spectacular thrillers ever filmed. , Also "PHANTOM OF THE AIR WFJ?VROTW 10c Satur. all Unemployed Frj Get tickets at Memorial building today (Thursday or 1 Vans Cash and tarry. Sun., Mon. and Tues., July 23, 24anij DOUBLE PROGRAM Holiday Special-2 Pictures,. "What Price Innocence A thunder clap of vivid drama that will awakeDc It answers the burning question, shall we tell our IT IS LIFE ITSELF. Also Hoot Gibson In "HARD HOMBRE y You'll jingle with laughter at the world's funnie THESE TWO BIG PRODUCTIONS Only 10c and 15c j Matinee July 24 at 3 p. m.-5c a1 j mas enjo-eq. cr Monday evening at the hospital & SARATOGARINGS iew uisiiuecuiig roui joauis mmm .o. cjjinis naier utah state Board of Health Supervision. D It 6jn tc 1 ss mi ta I M i:eso lured ich! f:f fie So f POT kso hi The i 1st mi Ispaa Was In lag ir I wis, Nte lowing h u Is. LQ w& a lie, A tet tent km $m falsi Hi pxj inve G 1 i c tfos i t rfv. I |
