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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943 THE LEIU SUN, LEHL UTAH " r I - THURSDAY, Local Items Mrs. Florence Jensen was a Salt Lake City visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hulllnger and family of Provo called at the Luther Gale home Sunday. Mrs. Allen Bateman and children chil-dren of Los Angeles, California, visited in Lehi last week with Mrs. Theodore Bateman. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Col-ledge Col-ledge of Orem visited Sunday at the Lester Colledge home. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christensen visited in Sandy during the week end with friends and relatives there. Mrs. Forest Llttleford, Mrs. Grant Llttleford, and Mrs. Eugene Eu-gene Gurney attended the Boley funeral services in American Fork Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil O. Stone and son, Dal, attended a party in Vineyard Thursday evening, honoring Hustin Larsen, who was home on furlough from Pullman, Washington. The party was held at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Walter Holdaway. Mrs. Elmer Jackson spent last week in Salt Lake City with her daughter, Mrs. V. M. Stanger. Miss Dawnlta Hansen has registered reg-istered for the fall quarter at the University of Utah. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hag-en Hag-en Hansen. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Trane, Miss Gertrude Anderson, Stewart Wilkerson. Miss June Anderson, Keith Eddington, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carr spent a delightful day in Salt Lake City. In the evening, the group had dinner at the Hotel Utah, followed by dancing. Republican Primary FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 8::00 P. M.-Memorial Building. Don't forget this important night. EVERYBODY INVITED IBS liiil Tl o iOQ 8 C3 6W i pyrin iwiiuii ibdUiiiiiiiiiii II I If I 1 1 M 4 lb ID ill Tl wA mm i- m$w ft Going to call tonight, when heV off duty. He won't have much time and that call means a lot to him. Might be to a mother or dad or sweetheart right in your town or on your street. It can be as dose and near to you as that. i You can help him get better service if you don't do any Long Distance calling of your own after each night. That's about the only time he can get to the telephone. "Ml its t Sill USEE Jtt F. C. Marshal has been delegated by the Lehi Sun Publishing Co. to col-led col-led subscription accounts. . ' ; V . ' He will call on you during the coming w eeks. Please assist him in bringing these accounts up to date. Lehi Bakery MAIN STREET FRESH ROLLS DAILY OUR SPECIALTY COLVILLE ICE CREAM R. M. Mathis PROP. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mrs. Virgil H. Peterson spent Friday in Salt Lake City, while President Peterson was attending attend-ing conference. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wray of Blackfoot, Idaho, were guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Webb, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner entertained at dinner Thursday evening for Sgt. Willie Shear man, wno was Being transferred from Camp Williams, where he has been stationed for several months. After being employed in Og- den during the summer months, Miss Leona Colledge has resumed resum-ed her studies at the Lehi high school. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Jeanne, to Aviation Avia-tion Cadet Don N. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Evans. Miss Brown, accompanied by her mother and Mrs. Evans, is leaving leav-ing for San Angelo, Texas, Thursday night, where her fiance fi-ance is now stationed and where the marriage will take place. Miss Brown Is a graduate of the Lehi high school, where she was an honor student. She was active in student affairs, acting as cheer leader for two years. She was a member of the high school band and the Gay-Teens chorus, and played one or tne leading parts in the school opera last year. She played the feminine femi-nine lead in the school play during dur-ing her senior year. She was also one of the Gregg award winners win-ners for commercial efficiency last year. Cadet Evans was also an honor student at Lehi high school. He served as student-body president, presi-dent, and was a three-letter man in athletics, serviag as captain of the football, basketball andi tennis teams. He placed second in the state high school tennis meet in 1939, and won first place in 1940. , He attended the Brig-, ham Young University, where he was affiliated with the Gold Bricker social unit. He was a member of the varsity tennis team for two years. He has completed com-pleted his primary flight training train-ing at Curtis Field, Brady, Texas, where he is acting as squadron leader. The young couple will make their home at San Angelo for the time being. WE SOLVE YOUR ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED IProbI BETTER SIS Quality Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables YOUR QUALITY FOOD MARRj1 LARSEN BROS. GROCERS MAIN STREET LEHI PHONE B ii R. J. Evans of Logan and R. J. Evans, Jr. of Washington visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heber C. Webb Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawker of Murray announce the birth of a son, born October 7 at the home of Mrs. Hawker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tarvel Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Tarvel Hansen announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage Of their son, Don, and Miss Dorothy Larsen, Lar-sen, daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Wilford Larsen of Lincoln. The marriage will be performed October Oc-tober 13 at the home of the bride's parents. , Gideon Goodrich, Leslie B. Goodrich, James Ivan Bird and Bishop Bernard Winkler of Bluebell, Blue-bell, Utah, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gale Sunday Sun-day afternoon enroute home from general conference in Salt Lake City. 5? r,7 """ie ram a visit her daughter, Mrs. Don fuseie California. Bennett who is president. Young Women's mJ, Matthews ward, is reported wuvaujscmg satisfactorily a ici-cub appendectomy, Sunday" guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashton were Mr. and Mrs. Max Hunter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hansen and children, chil-dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cunningham, all of American Fork. Mrs.' Walter Webb left Tuesday for Chicago, Illinois, where she will visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Owens. She plans to be away two months. Floyd , Herring was among those who attended L. D. Scon ference sessions in Salt Lake City last week.1 Mrs. Evans Anderson, Mrs. D. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Dick Mitchell and Mrs. Stanley Taylor attend' ed a class in bible literature fol lowed by a book review at the Brigham Young University Mon day afternoon. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Frkovich Friday evening eve-ning were Mrs. Ella Keenan, Mrs. Ethel Goates, D. W. Goates, and Miss Patricia Goates. Mrs. Dorothy Ball is in Fer- ron this week with her sister, Mrs. Glen Jensen, who has been seriously ill. Members of the Ikon-Oddity club have planned a pot-luck supper at the home of Mrs. Irene Evans this evening. Mrs. Forest Littleford and Mrs. Grant Littleford visited in Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove Friday with Mrs. Ira Deveraux, Mrs. May Phillips, and Mrs. Ella Richins. ; Mrs. George Smith entertained at a canyon party last week in honor of her son, Eldon Peterson, who is here on furlough, and Her nephew, Vere Peterson, who recently re-cently returned from the mission field. Present were the families of Virgil Peterson, Lester Peterson, Peter-son, and Ernest Peterson, Miss' ' Pearl Peterson of Salt Lake City, and George Smith. ii : Mrs. Cyril Anderson of Provo called on Mrs. Kate Anderson last Tuesday. In the evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robbins and children, Clark and Hal, of Salt Lake City visited with Mrs. Anderson. : A son, Robert Glade, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hansen September 7 in the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen Hansen are the grandparents., Mrs. Nicoline Powell entertained entertain-ed at Sunday dinner in honor of Morris Schow, who was leaving to join the U. S. navy. Covers were laid for the Randall Schow family, the Powell family, and Miss Ileene Jackman of Levan. SCHOOL TEACHERS PLAN OUTING Lehi school teachers and their partners will enjoy a canyon party Monday after school, If the weather permits. Junius Banks is chairman of arrangements, arrange-ments, assisted by Mrs. R. J. Smith, Miss Margaret Thurman, Ferrin Gurney, Maiben Stephenson, Stephen-son, J. Leslie Wright, R. B. Worl-ton, Worl-ton, and Urban Johnson. Hospital Notes WAR PR0ptt6T(IIH C0N5ERVATM OF ELECTRIC 1. 2. HOME DWELLERS ASKED SPECIFICALLY TO: Eliminate all waste muse of electric appliances. Conserve electricity in every : possible way in your use qf Jights and appliances. Mrs. ciara settles and new baby son were removed to their home from the Lehi hospital Sunday. . Kenneth Peterson, 9 son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Peterson, underwent an emergency ap pendix operation at the local hospital Sunday. Mrs. Melva Miller has a lovely baby daughter, born October at the Lehi hospital. Mrs. Louise Christensen and baby daughter were removed to their home in American Fork Tuesday. Mrs. Alice Rogers and little son were taken to their home Monday. Mrs. Rhoda H. Gardner entered enter-ed the Lehi hospital Monday for medical treatment. a xoveiy DaDy daughter was born to Mrs. Fay Gygl at the local hospital Tuesday. i Avoid the Spring Rush Order your Trees, Shrubs or Evergreens now ' and plant this fall. LET OUR LANDSCAPING SERVICE HELP WITH YOUR PLANTING PROBLEMS American Fork Nursery PHONE 218-J, AMERICAN FORK andnsed The War Production Board to the cooperation of every American in voluntary campaign for the conservation coal, petroleum, electricity, water, communications com-munications and transportation. Even though there is an ample of electricity, particularly in this territor it is essential to save it wherever so as to reduce the consumption materials' fuel, transportation power required to generate and distal - 4 . ,Vntlff 9 r The Utah Power & Ugm t- tends its' full cooperation and urges conservation on the part sumers.. to help speed vW' Tare's plenty oNedridi Serge f tioru ran CD CO ajeei frienc laduc and,! promi i Mm o aw j iive: f'iese, land Rasl ftfflild sjpon Sleeps? !"Ahc reep w A fa 'ml pread Lord ti iheLoi ILehi w Two It D Sartor Hmdei ed wit off for liey f aaswen "Chii What iere?" of all co save UTAH POWER, n LIGHT C seiner Mie, tttwitl "Wha 'layor? nil a be, The f Mand Have a "t men 'Jer. . ..,.n onM0S-Bl BACK THE ATTACK WITH w poSSBL onmi i ir Bl ON E i .EXTRA $1 CO |
