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Show THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 19. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1944 XtlLt iuL.tLl JUXiXli., -- American Fork News CLUBS AND SOCIALS Junior Literary League Mrs. Eldon J. Miller will be hostess to the Junior Literary Leaeue at her home Monday evening. E. LeRoi Jones will be the guest speaker. Mrs. San-ford San-ford Brlggs is the assisting hos tess. Lady Lions The Ladv Lions held the open ing meeting for the new year at the home of Mrs. Olm II. Kirie Thursday evening of last week, Luncheon was served at 7 o'clock. George Reimschiissel gave a talk on the life and works of Fritz Krelsler and played the following follow-ing violin numbers, all compositions composi-tions of Kreisler, "Liebeslied," "Shon Rosemarin," "Indian Lament" La-ment" and "The Old Refrain". Hostesses were the incoming officers of the organization, Mrs. Stephen R. Murdock, Mrs. Ralph Ellison, Mrs. Delbert Chip-man, Chip-man, Mrs. Kenneth Robinson, Mrs. K. J. Bird, Mrs. W. R. Halli-day Halli-day and Mrs. Ririe. rinothle Pinochle club members were guests of Mrs. David L. Greenwood Green-wood on Wednesday of last week. Three tables were played with J prizes going to Mrs. William H. Wright, Mrs. SI Bell and Mrs. Clyde Birk. Others attending were Mrs. Glen Gordon, Mrs. Keith Nielsen, Mrs. Karl Bennett, Ben-nett, Mrs. K. Morton, Mrs. Floyd Loveridge, Mrs. Marion Mercer and Mrs. John Varney. r Young Mothers Bridge Mrs. Kenneth Christensen was hostess to the Young Mothers Bridge club at her home last Friday. A delicious luncheon was served to Mrs. Earl Chad wick, Mrs. Fay Chadwick, Mrs. Glenn Robinson, Mrs. Dave War- nick. Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs, Glenn A. Wright, Mrs. Phillis Preston, and Mrs. Boyd Larsen of Lehl who was a special guest. Mrs. Preston won the prize for high score. V f .T ' ,j.i.ffMl' iir-n . M'.wrr t . Mrs. Leo T. Hansen was Hos- fcpss to the officers of the Fourth ward Relief Society Monday eve- nine: at their reeular preparation meetiner. After the business session a quilt was made and re freshments served. 4 i ' i Mrs. E. N. Wagstaff entertain ed at a chicken dinner Friday evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Tlmpson, Mr. and r HAVE YCU ASSY J cisi K U ftas K Very few new Electric Appliances are now milabl. However, the need of many families for Electric Appliances is becoming critical If you have one of more you are not using, call the nearest "Trading Post" or clip, fill in and mail this coupon. Someona will be most grateful and will pay you cash for your Electric Appliances money you can invest in War Stamps and Bonds. "WARTIME TRADING POST" COUPON Date.. I would like to Q buy Q lell Q trade (check transaction trans-action in which you are interested) the following used Electric Appliances: (Type ol Appliance) (Type ol Appliance) (Type oi Appliance) My Name (Approximate Value) (Approximate Value) (Approximate Value) Telephoae Number Addreti (StreetTP. 0. at STfTV.) City State Notei Tkii littlna U good lor liiieea day altei dale reeehred. It appliance are Hill oa hand altet thai time, they should be te-lieted. MAO. or DELIVER to one et the dealer lUled below. yta Dearut Utah Power 4 Light Company oliice. Your tea airy will be turned oyer to a "Wartime Electna Applimue Trading Peat" Dealer who will asaitt you. It 7 HA 'X '4T X ,TiF V.i'I.V ton was read by his granddaughter, grand-daughter, Mrs. Knord Beck. The lesson was given by Mrs. George Meredith. Reports were given on the Memorial Fund and the county Board meeting. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served by the January Jan-uary hostesses. HOW ABOUT DOING SOMETHING FOR HIM? He's away at camp and he want-to want-to telephone home. ( How about giving him a break? There will be a better chance for him if you will limit your own night time Long Distance calls to thote that are really urgent r His only real chance to telephone is in the evening , f v when hes off duty, "' " "' ; A ( lllountain States Jttepftont & ettgraplt Co UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. TTie following Electrical Dealers operate "Wartime Trading Posts" , to assist you in buying, telling, trading Used Electrit Appliances Alpine Motor Co., American Fork Chipman Merc. Co., American Fork Dixon-Taylor-Russell, American Fork Dixon-Taylor-Russell, Pleasant Grove SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEI-II SUN LEHI'S ONLY REPRESENTATIVE PAPER TODAY S1.00 Per Year Mrs. Walter Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Moyle, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Coddington, Mr. and Mrs. George Watts of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Thomas Binch of Shelley, Idaho. The evening was enjoyed playing games. Mrs. Fred Bath entertained her bridge club last Friday afternoon. af-ternoon. Two tables were in progress with Mrs. Wallace Heb-ertsen Heb-ertsen caDturins the first Drlze. Mrs. Earl Sorenson second, and Mrs. Victor Galsford the traveling travel-ing prize. A delicious luncheon was served. Junior Ladies Literary Mrs. Ray Pinkerton and Mrs. Nyles Wing were cohostesses at the Pinkerton home Thursday evening to the Junior Ladies Literary club. A lesson on Personality Per-sonality was presented by Mrs. Harry Barratt. Refreshments were served to thirteen ladies. DAUGHTERS OF THE PIONEERS American Fork Camp Mrs. John Myers was hostess to the Adams Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Thursday, January 13. The history his-tory of Mrs. Myers grandfather, William Gardner, a pioneer of 1856, was read by Mrs. Bertha N. Sageiv. The lesson, History of Lighting in Utah was presented by Mrs. Relva Booth Ross. Music was furnished by Mrs. V. F. Houston who sang "Little Old Lady" and "America, the Beautiful" Beauti-ful" with Mrs. Leo Van Waeoner as accompanist. Refreshments were served. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Ada Barratt, Mrs. Rene Smith, Mrs. Adaline Fad-dis Fad-dis and Miss Zina Baker. WEDDING RECEPTION Holindrake-Green Mr. and Mrs. Hayden J. Holin-drake Holin-drake entertained in the Third ward recreation rooms Thursday evening, January 13, at a reception recep-tion honoring their daughter Beth and Stanley F. Green who were married New Year's day. The bride was lovely in a satin model, entrain, the sweetheart sweet-heart neckline was embroidered in seed pearl. Her fingertip veil of bride's illusion was caught to a halo with matching trim. The bridal bouquet was composed of gardenias and red rosebuds. Mrs. Dean Christensen was matron of honor, Miss Fern Walker maid of honor and Miss June West bride's maid. They were gowned in pastel shades and wore matching corsages of white sweet peas. Vernon Kitchen was best man. Others in the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Holindrake and Mrs. Winfred Green of Salt Lake City, mother of the groom. Attending as flower girl and page were Colleen Singleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Singleton, and Gaylen H. Holindrake. Holin-drake. A brief program was given and the balance of the evening spent in dancing. Earl Holmstead acted act-ed as master of ceremonies. Mrs. Don Searle sang "Because" and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and Mrs. Don Tree rendered as a duet "I Love You Truly"; Miss Alta Dunsdon and Mrs. Bert Timpson gave readings. Accompanists Accom-panists were Miss Alice Parker and Miss Agnes Jensen. Mrs. William Pierce and Mrs Don Searle were in charge of the gift room. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lassen had charge of refreshments. refresh-ments. Assisting in serving were May Larsen, Jean Snyder and LaRae Tracy. The serving table, covered with a lace cloth, had for centerpiece a crystal bowl of red and white sweet peas reflected from a mirror mir-ror and white candles in matching match-ing holders. Three hundred guests were in attendance. The newlyweds are at home at 80 North First West. They are continuing their work at the steel plant where they are em ployed. Y if1" -V W Hi 4 u j L ita 01 1 i JIU . tiO jtATiONJiMO cmmat,7i-;; Lot Us MECAJP Your Smooth Tires V J 1 V 7i Wr0mThl$...t0Tht0 Other mw rrienel-e!y lew. latter, Mr Crfwl Wrkminshi) That 6ivc TheuMitiis ml Mllx f Extra MHmj Oar rcpi art jaraatted ! Driv ia todaj. Lt u inaptct jour tiri thoroufhly. B rwidj for your next tir inspaetion. Mountainville Camp Mrs. Harold S. Walker, of Pleasant Grove, a member of the county officers of the Daughters Daugh-ters of the Utah Pioneers, was the guest of the Mountainville Camp of Alpine when they met in the Relic Hall Thursday, January 13. Mrs. Walker gave a very interesting talk to the Daughters of the ideals and aims of the organization. The history of Martha Careless Webb was read by Mrs. Si Bennett. Ben-nett. The lesson, "Pioneer Letters Let-ters of Historical Value" was presented by Mrs. Jennie Wilde. Mrs. Wilde also gave two instrumental instru-mental selections and Mrs. Alice Brown two readings. Hostesses were Mrs. Bertha Adams and Mrs. Brown. Adams Camp , Adams Camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. D. W. Jones. The history his-tory of James Whitmore Pres- Orvil C. Dav of Highland left Tuesday to spend the rest of the week in Manti attending the annual Cox temple week. For the past fortv vears dur ing the week of January 20, the birthday of Frederick Walter Cox, first member 01 the family 10 join tne lds churcr, members of the family have gathered at the Manti temple to perform ordinance work. The descendants descen-dants of Mr. Cox and his brother broth-er and sister who joined the cnurcn about the same time, now number, nearly 5000 and are widely scattered. Many of them attend other temples during the week. The Cox family was one of the earnest settlers of Manti. ALPINE POLIO DRIVE Alpine is going all out this wees to put over the polio drive and the March of Dimes. The President's Birthday Ball will be held in the gymnasium oaiuraay evening, January 22 As an added attrarrt.i W WUUy U ball game will precede the dance. The tilt will be hpt.woon tv. "v.iivu buc Pleasant Grove and Alpine M ivien ana win oegin at 8 p. m. Under the lenriersVii vi a 1 aii Bateman, Lee Beck, and Milton Muir plans have been made to canvas the town for the sale of tickets for the hn lection of dimes from the school children. BOttDS AMERICA Children play in Esther Short Park of Vancouver. Van-couver. Washington, beneath a heroic statue dedicated to the pioneer women who came with their husbands and children chil-dren into the Northwest North-west country, newly opened after the Lewis and Clark expedition. Pioneer Woman 1H; 4 mm Prepare lor Peace; Buy War Bonds There is for mirth -urope and even children have stomach for play. Mil uons nave been phaned hv Nari - . . e or labor camps; all are undernourished and will bear the scan of this war to their dyiny day. little cause in occupied the little (lil-or- guns A letter written in Italy December De-cember 11, to Mr. and Mrs. L H Anderson from their son Cpl' Jay A. says in part: "Today down to a place where I was doing a little job there was a bunch of little Italian kids and thev wpre hoorrir, , ' ... "bbB "IC xor everything imaginable, gum. candy, and anything else they think a man might have A gOOd Dart nf tViom a . r uuu i, even have any shoes to wear and thev , m wie coia ith just a little dress on t a u. uuu l see how they stand it. It would do a hell of a lot of good if some or tne neonle in Aminn , - see some of the civ,,. , "dLCf,the water- andldont "raii peasant signts either. You can imas-inp a-hof iv. L , .. in the path of war. I took a Picture of some of the kids in the rums and if possible will send you one." 3,Wi people ia As.rt, The Hint island.- f the Aior froup hart , ui area of 1:4 I 1 I VL i 1 ' jT II i HOME AiNi 1 37, Sq. Ft, lco I r Fire-Resistant I Cove- Any Surface I I X, Wf.r-?.pe., Wash., Easily V? Vtrminproofl J I fi.afsffa.f. onT"" i! 1 26 Rolls Reauired forth. selec on. Color ' f Averag,Yizt House J BwectIon- So easy to use! j! - r m II rTTJ II- - mim fWT l:;- mmmmm Him "$Hj& 'Formerly 1.09 J If s i: lltLy, Fii?c-Fo Rid-Jid . 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