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Show THURSDAYAPRiT, 3 THE LEHI SUN, LIHL UTAH THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1945 THE LEHI SUN Published Every Thursday at Lehi, Utah, by the Lehi Sun Publish! Co. Entered as Second Class Matter Mat-ter at the Postoffice at Lehi, Utah, under the act of March S, 1879. UKHSWKPiUtoAHOCMnOSl Subscription Rate $1.00 Per T(eax Local Items Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allred of Salt Lake spent the week end in JLehl. Mrs. Grace Wright and Mrs. Cora Hooley visited Friday with their uncle, Mr. Don C. Love-ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Don McAffee and baby son of Salt Lake spent the week end visiting in Lehi. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huggard and children of American Fork were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Enoch Russon. Miss Venna Gale entertained at a potluck party, at her home Saturday evening. Fourteen boys and girls were present. They enjoyed games during the evening. . . . ; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sudweeks of American Fork and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rassmussen of Salt Lake City were Sunday evening visitors visi-tors at the home of Mrs. Mary Winn. Mrs. II. R. Petersen was happi ly surorised by an Easter visit from two of her children. Her snn. O. T. Petersen and his wife of Magna came Friday evening and her daughter, Mrs. James 0. Sherwood of Magra and her children. Robert and Darlene, spent the' week end here. Mrs. J. Earl Smith entertained at a family dinner at her home Sunday. The Easter spirit was emphasized by a handsome centerpiece of colored eggs. Besides Be-sides the family those present were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and daughter, Linda Kay; Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Lind and two sons, Richard and Allen, of Span ish Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McAffee and daughter were week end visitors in Lehi. Mr. McAffee is principal of the Delta High School. Miss Ida Thurman spent a very happy Easter in Salt Lake City visiting with her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen. Mr. Jensen is manager of the Boyd Park Jewelry store there. Mrs. Junius Banks entertain ed at a family dinner Sunday. Mrs. Myron Burgess ana cnuaren and Mrs. Wallace Banks and daughters were guests. Snap dragons and colored eggs helped to make an Easter setting and clever little place cards decorated decorat-ed with eggs and nests' were used. Little Ellen Ruth Banks spent her Easter vacation here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Banks. She is attending at-tending school in Ogden. Just Arrived New Spring Shipment BICYCLE PARTS Rear-view mirrors, headlights, tail lights, reflectors, reflec-tors, sheepskin seat covers, chain guards, rims, fenders, tires, and all repair parts. Get your bicycle repaired before the spring rush. Complete Bicycle Repair Service NEW SHIPMENT white wringer rolls; absolutely absolute-ly guaranteed. Parts available for all small household appliances. Wallace Banks Appliance Company 189 West Main Street, Lehi Phone 20-W Hours 12 Noon to 7:00 P. M. Hospital News Mrs. Delia Chadwick of American Ameri-can Fork was taken home Saturday. Satur-day. She recently underwent a major operation. Mrs. Thelma Carroll of Alpine underwent an appendicitis op eration Friday. Mr. George Ingram was discharged dis-charged from the hospital March 30th. He has been receiving treatment since March 26 for a broken leg. Baby James Thurston, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thurston, was taken home Sunday. He was admitted ad-mitted for medical treatment on the 27th. . Mrs. Nyda Taylor of Draper and her baby daughter, were tak en home last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson and their children of Salt Lake City were Easter visitors here. Mrs. Anderson, the former Agnes Phillips and children are remaining remain-ing for the remainder of the spring vacation at the home of Mrs. Matilda Phillips. Mrs. Phillip E. Boltz and baby son left Friday to visit with Mrs. Pauline Boltz at Yakima. Wash. Her husband, Pft. Boltz of the engineering corps, is stationed in England. Mrs. Boltz is the grand daughter of Mrs. Julia Vaughn. Mrs fienree Wins entertained at a dinner at her home here last Wednesday. The social was in honor of the birtnaay 01 ner daughter, Clara (Mrs. wmora Russon). Spring flowers, Easter decorations and a handsome birthday cake lent a festive air to the occasion. Besides Mrs. Russon the guests were: Mrs. Karlvn Russon. wife of Milton Russon, U. S. Army, Mrs. Udine j Winir Mrs. Ruth Wine and Mrs. Jenalyn Woffingdon, Mrs. Geor gia Spencer 01 Riverton, Mrs. Orvetta Adams, Mrs. Elma Erick-son Erick-son and Mrs. Hattie Linschotten nt Salt T,nlri Citv. The ladies spent a very enjoyable afternoon j visiting together. Wm. M. Carson is spending a week with his sister, Mrs. Leonard Leon-ard Laughlin Of Salt Lake City. Grant Smith and Donald Stone spent their Easter vacation visiting visit-ing their friends, Rile Berry and Howard Ault at Cedar Fort. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Draper of Moroni spent the week end visiting visit-ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Peck. Mrs. Carma Whimpey was admitted ad-mitted for medical treatment Tuesday and discharged Wednesday. Mrs. Don Veater entered the hospital for medical treatment Wednesday and left Friday. e? ... n m: Anew HIGH WW It is now more essential than ever that you get QUALITY in all your foods Insure This Need In MEATS GROCERIES and FRUITS From Our Stocks Your Quality Food Store LARSEN BROTHERS TELEPHONE 17 ..... LEIII Gayle Evans, ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. June Evans, was fr i..T PnvAnno and 29,' VICIUIJ UtllUCIlO in the hospital March 28 receiving treatment for injuries received in an accident. To Provide A baby daughter was born to' , , -r, 1 American XAPflPfl PfHltl Mrs. Nida Shaw of Fork on March 29. Mrs. Zylpha Harris of American Ameri-can Fork was admitted Monday evening for medical treatment. Mrs. E. A. Giles the Birthday Club, at her home. entertained Wednesday Mrs. Glen Becksteadof Mid-vale- and her uncle, Samuel Gough, of Murray were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Powell. SATURDAY 9:30 A. M. -AT- Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christiansen visited in American Fork Saturday Satur-day with his daughter Mrs. Anne Brown, who had recently return ed home from the American Fork Hospital. 72 Braemore Tissues, Box 500 - 23c Lace Trim SLIPS - - - 1.98 CHILDREN'S BOYS' MENS' OVERSHOES Buy them for Next Year! Children's - - - - $1.39 Boys' 4-Buckle - - - 2.39 Men's 4-Buckle - - 3.49 PATENT HANDBAGS .. $3 98 BATH MAT & LID COVER SETS ......... $4 98 NON RATION DRESS SHOES, Ladies and Misses $3.49 Men's WORK SHIRTS . $1.49 -Inch ELASTIC . 4 Yd. Mrs. Forrest Littleford and Mrs. Grant Littleford spent Monday Mon-day afternoon visiting with their grandmother, Mrs. Ella Richins. Mrs. Nile Washburn and daughter, daugh-ter, Nilene, spent Saturday in Lehi as Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christiansen. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Olsen of Lehi are the proud parents of a son born in Salt Lake City March 26. , , , , Jmust be produced this year than We are sincerely grateful in.1? , tllo Marwi' his. the many kindnesses and the sympathy and condolance ex- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchings of Salt Lake City, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Skinner. Mrs. Hutchings is the former Nessie Carter. Mrs. W. L. Welsh has returned to her home in McKinnon, Wyo., after spending the winter here with her mother, Mrs. Julia Vaughn. Miss Lexia Bateman entertained enter-tained the members of the Auc-tus Auc-tus Club at her home Thursday. Mrs. Glen Wanlass reviewed the book, "Who Walk Alone". Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Pack and children of Lindon spent Easter Sunday with Mrs. Pack's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pett. Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Lott had as their dinner guests Wednes day evening,, Mr. and Mrs. Al Mirkley of Magrath, Alberta, I Canada. Also .their daughters, i Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Norton, of Provo. Frank Cook and son, Earl, of Alberta, Canada, visited Friday at the home of Mrs. Lottie Pet erson. Earl is on furlough after completing basic training in the tank corps at a camp in Texas Mrs. Wm. Skinner entertained at an Easter dinner Sunday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs John Hutchings of Bingham and their family, Mrs. Fay Gottfred' son and baby son, James, and the Roy Fage family of Bountiful were her guests. Card of Thanks "Dig in for Victory Feed More Fighters in '45!" This is the inspiring in-spiring motto of thousands of rural boys and girls enrolled in 4-H Club garden projects. It is their response to the Government's Govern-ment's request that more food tended to us by our many friends ever before in the Nation's his tory, to meet war needs. As incentives to outstanding in our recent bereavement. In a ' acnievemenis in contriuubmg uj special manner we wish to thank better farm family health by those who called at the home,'P"""8 vcgcuiuica uu umM took part in the funeral services, for year-round use, honor awards sent floral tributes or helped in; are offered in the 1945 Sears- KOeDUCK r ounaauon -zi v the four extension sectinm The activity is conducted the Extension Service nt State Agricultural Callege and o. uepanmenc oi Agricul cooperating. Full details ,' obtained from county extensi agents. Last year's state winner Utah was Paul Dimond Springville. County winners were name; cache, carbon, Garfield, M utan, oan juase, Ban Juan Carbon. any way. The Family of H. Chase Featherstone. Founding Meat Pounding meat breaks up the con nective tissue. If flour is pounded in. the juices are more likely to be retained. Garden Activity. These awards comprise silver medals to four winners in each participating county, $25 War" Sayings Bonds to eight highest scoring representatives repre-sentatives in a state, and National Nation-al 4-H Club Congress honors and $100 War Bonds to the two top ranking participants in each of LIAHONIAN CLUB HOLDS EASTER PARTY Mrs. Arva Bone entertaii the members of the Liahon: Club last Wednesday at the hoi of her mother,- Mrs. John Wing. She used the Easter the; in decorations and refreshmeJ The interesting musical progrs consisted of two piano selectif played by Mary Bailey, vocal solos by Kelsey Chatfia Laura Jean Evans sang a a and Rhees Ririe of Amera Fork played two selections on violin, accompanied by Elal Brown also of American Fort Reduced! LADIES' DRESSES 10 TO SELL AT 1&-TO SELL AT 12 TO SELL AT $4.00 $6.00 $7.50 COME EARLY FOR THESE! 8 only BETTER GRADE Women's and Misses SLACKS $4.00 Mrs. Ellis Peterson is the hap py grandmother of a boy born to her daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Nel son, at Richland formerly of Pasco, Wash. The baby was born February 28th and has been named Reginald Dee. Mr. Nelson Nel-son is holding a government position po-sition in a defense plant there. Miss Martha Browning entertained enter-tained at . the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Walter Webb, at a birthdav nartv Saturdav. A pretty cake had been prepared in Pandoro club entertained her honor and nine of her young Wednesday at the home of Mrs. PREVENT HOME FRONT CASUALTIES! friends were present to wish her many happy returns. June Holbrook, honoring Miss Lapreal Goodwin who leaves soon for the East. Luncheon was Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gill and served and games were played I J. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gill of Saltiuuli"S aiteriiuon. Lake City were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Norman and family. While here they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Seth Littleford, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Webb and Mrs. John St. Jeor. , DUP MEETING SCHEDULED The Evansville Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will meet at the home of Mrs. The Pandora Club met Wed-'Sarah Taylor at 2 p. m. Thurs-nesday Thurs-nesday afternoon at the home of day. April 12th. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Garn Holbrook, honoring Mrs. Ella Manning will serve re-Miss re-Miss LaPriel Goodwin, who leaves freshments. soon for Milwaukee, Wis. Mlss Goodwin will visit there with her sister, Mrs. Austin Gudmundsen. FINAL PTA MEETING TO BE HELD APRIL 11 Mr. and Mrs. Milo England were Monday visitors at the Mrs. Lester Peterson, chair-home chair-home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. man, announces that the last Webb. They stopped here en- Parent-Teacher meeting of the route to their home in Poca- season will be held In the high tello, Idaho. They have spent school auditorium April 11. Part the past winter in Arizona, New of the time will be given over to Mexico and southern Utah. ,the election of new officers for next year. Mrs. O. C. Justesen entertain- A program has been prepared ed Sunday at a family dinner by Mr. Ash of the elementary honoring Mr. Justesen's mother, schools. It is a patriotic pageant Mrs. Jane Justesen of Spring featuring about 300 children in City, Utah, and his sister, Mrs. songs and dances. The theme is H. C. Soukforth, of Denver, Colo., j "This is Our America". who are visiting at her home! here. Daffodils were used as a ' n D centerpiece and the Easter idea DLP MEETLNG T0 BE was carried out. .HELD APRIL 12 Mrs. McKay Johnson and baby, The Bluebell camp of the son of Grantsville and Mrs. Merle Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Smith and baby son of Orem, re- will be held April 12 at the home turned to their homes Monday of Mrs. Lettie Gudmundson, with after visiting the past ten days Mrs. Victoria Stewart assisting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. hostess. The lesson will be given O. C. Justesen. Merle's husband, by Mrs. Gladys Trane. A special Seaman 2c Norman J. Smith, is report on the Building Fund will in active service in the South be given. Members are asked to Pacific. all turn out for a good time. Do you know: That every third day in 1944 some home In Utah was the scene of Jragedy-accidental death. In the state of Utah 130 people were killed and 3230 suffered suf-fered disabling injuries in home accidents with an estimated economic loss of $300,000 during 1944. Throughout the nation' the corresponding figures for 1944 ' were 30,500 killed, 4,600,000 injured, and the cost was A , $550,000,000. An appalling story of human tragedy, isn't it?' Accidents not only hamper our war production efforts, but cause poverty, hardship, discomfort and sorrow. O BE CAREFUL! PREVENT HOME FRONT CASUALTIES! The week of April 8th to 14th is HOME SAFETY WEEK, sponsored by the Home Division of the Utah Safety Council. During that period youU receive many valuable suggestions and information to help you do your part in decreasing this enormous waste of life and limb and Its tremendous economic cost. UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. 31 A. t If 10' ( at ft .-ec 5oi 1 :;o: if il hil uri Aa: of bo hi on Fi Frii Eta; llai for KIT 30St M :he ran 6 ::rst :.ar ersj -an ttis Co tehi pa m IF lard N. fan pi hzi fan. pat M: f-els ho. lT f t.l0, I He fret Ian |
