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Show gjjtfENTVA TIMES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951 Is f:rfca...F2S3 to hzz rmeral George C. Marshall and Newspaperboy Ray Jeffers of Long- Texas, set together at the Pentagon in the nation's capital to ex- rff"' nr.re vr their contributions to the nefenx Rnnri nrnnim. in t S I a feces of these two Bond volunteers. r h in his own way does his part. The General launches a world-wide jv, to encourage the nation's defenders in the armed forces to buy Ks regularly while the Texas youngster tells how he went house-to-jjoiius , hia nswsnaner route to encourage Mihsrrihpra tit inln tho k"u 11 cavinirs or bank Bond-A-Month Plan. Note the unresKlnna an run -- . . . - ICERA CHATTER Often the critics of Hollywood aid like us to believe that all actresses and actors have i homes. If a survey were sde of the lives of 100 of the ding stars, their lives would ""orm quite generally to a xpsrable number in any other ety In the picture playin? weekend TAKE CARE OF 1' LITTLE GIRL, the star, anne Crain, isan example of ae of the better family girls iHollywood. Although Jeanne is at the head of the list of ;i!ywood's popular young ac-;:ps. ac-;:ps. she maintains a home His the mother of three young Jdren. The story of this picture, IKE CARE OF MY LITTLE LaL, is most interesting as il ijose for the first lime "rush-3" "rush-3" in college. Sorority life, jiven a real going over. Those in have seen the picture -will !lycu that it is one of the best. Most every day as tourists ivel along highway 91, there .many who stop for a close-c close-c of our beautiful community bter. Among the visitors tis week was a young couple tim Massachusetts who were their way back home after a cation in California. He told that the unique architecture d beautiful green color drew b attention to the building so L rr-.nnrl Affo. cnnn H in (T Qrt bates viewing the interior of :t building and seeing the simming pool, he explained a he was manager of a chain '.U theatres. "None we have :Je east or those I saw in the ist can compare with the "iqueness of this community eatre. We would like to have i Boston so that we could n something outstanding to -aw" about, when visitors! ae to Boston. You Mormons : too modest." j lie picture playing next 1 Miay. Tuesday , and. Wednes day, STRICTLY DISHONOR AtSLL was mode by Holly-rood's Holly-rood's ace producer. Melvin Frank of Metro-Goldwyn-May er. We quote from the Showmen's Show-men's Trade Review: "Thoroughly "Thorough-ly entertaining comedy with sparkling dialogue that will please moviegoers everywhere. Several operatic numbers are presented by Ezio Pinza, famous opera star, who plays the romantic rom-antic lead. Janet Leigh's performance per-formance will captivate all audiences." aud-iences." STARTING THIS SATURDAY SATUR-DAY EVENING, BYRON JEN-aEN JEN-aEN WILL PRESENT ON THE NEWLY INSTALLED BALDWIN BALD-WIN ORGAN, A HALF HOUR CONCERT FROM 6:30 TO 7:00. MR. JENSEN IS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING ARTISTS OF UTAH COUNTY. ALTHOUGH HE PLAYS SOME OF THE MOST CLASSICAL ROLES WRITTEN AS WELL AS POPULAR POP-ULAR MUSIC, HIS PRESENTATION PRESENT-ATION IS MOST PLEASING TO THE LAYMAN. IF THERE ARE ENOUGH PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY WHO ARE APPRECIATIVE OF FINE ORGAN OR-GAN MUSIC AND WIILL ATTEND, AT-TEND, THESE CONCERTS WILL BE CONTINUED FOR AN INDEFINITE TIME. THERE WILL BE NO EXTRA CHARGE EXCEPT THE REGULAR FEE FOR THE MOVIE. REMEMBER THE TIME IS FROM 6:30 TO 6:00. Hopalong Cassidy will be presented pre-sented on the screen at the children's child-ren's matinee on Saturday at 1:30; plus Little Rascal comedy, and three cartoons in color. OAK HILLS v.' ,J "' 1 14 M " it A Mrs. McKell Conducted by Madge McKell residents are invited to call 2660-J with personal items and other oth-er news. The Primary had a puppet show presented by the Trekker class, under the leadership of Catherine Edwards and Mary Duckett. Three short plays were presented with Joyce Muhles-tein, Muhles-tein, Margaret Taylor and Ve Etta Gerrett as narrators. Refreshments Re-freshments were served to the children". The Junior Gleaners were in charge of the opening exercises at MIA Wednesday. Regular class work was held. Young people of the ward held a fireside chat at the home of Margaret Gillies. The speaker was Allen Houston who told of his conversion to the LDS church. Adults of the .ward held a Preside chat Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Mary Davis. Dr. Reed Bradford gave an interesting in-teresting report of conditions in Cermany before and after World War II. Dr. Bradford is leaving :n October for Iran with a group irom the BYU. He and his fam-.ly fam-.ly will be gone about two years- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Foote : f Afton, Wyoming spent the weekend with their parents, Mr-ind Mr-ind Mrs. T. Earl Foote. Mr. and Mrs. David Camer-cn Camer-cn o Salt Lake City spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaren. Mrs. Irene Robinson of Par-agoona, Par-agoona, Utah spent part of last week visiting with her sister, Mrs. Leora Ashton. Pay Phone Rate UppedtolOc On September 19th at 12:01 a m. the rate for local calls placed plac-ed from coin telephones in the Orem. Provo and Springville areas was changed from five cents to ten cents, J. W. Snell, District Manager of the Mountain Mount-ain States Telephone and Telegraph Tele-graph company announced today. to-day. Th:s change in the local calling rate from coin tele phones was authorized by the Utah Public Service Commission in connection with the general increase in other telephone rates granted on August 11. This is the first increase in the charge for local coin telephone tele-phone calls in the history of the company's operations in Provo and Springville. In was included in the state-wide increase in telephone rates as one means of providing additional revenue required by the telephone company com-pany to meet the sharply increased in-creased costs of doing business, and to distribute a fair portion of these increased costs to users of coin telephone service. Revised instruction cards have been placed on all pay telephones tele-phones in Orem, Provo and Springville which give complete information on how to make calls, both local and long distance. dis-tance. A dime or two nickels can be used. The company sug-fiests sug-fiests that these revised instructions instruc-tions be read carefully by all users of coin telephones before making any calls. U.N. W ages War on Tuberculosis in Mexico r ! 4 I i -;:, -S ,,-6 , y V - r.'-i- v : - " . . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell All red and family of Sacramento, Calif, spent the past 10 days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Allred. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bell of American Fork and Mrs. Elizabeth Eliza-beth Hair of Salt Lake City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Perry on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Less Hardman and Mrs. Katie Franks of Salt Lake City were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Edna Doe. Mr. and Mrs. Dell B. Davis spent Saturday and Sunday in Ephraim with friends and rel atives. Mrs. Ralph Austin and son, Russell of San Diego, California, are visiting in Orem with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jackson and family. Mrs- Austin is Mr. Jackson's Jack-son's sister. Bishop John Jones spent Monday in Salt Lake City on business. O. K. FOLKS 1 Good assortment of 17, 18, 1. 20, 21 inch truck tires and passenger tires.' . Expert Tire Recapping OK Rubber Welders 8th South and State Street Orem, Utah IT'S HERE! IT'S HEW! IT'S SUPER! .GODTillUNISRfl'S lififlBfl" jnyjuii it SYDNEY ALLEN Bible Lecturer HEAR ABOUT 7 MYSTIC WORDS FROM GOD THAT WILL SMASH Russia's DREAM fltey drive for miles to get the truth straight from the ible." This is not just an ordinary series of revival etings. It is a program designed to answer the problems prob-lems of life today from the Bible. Also THOUSANDS HAVE THRILLED TO: GOD OF CREATION Beautifully Screened in Color. 7:30 p.m. September 23 THE BIBLE AUDITORIUM 328 W. Center Provo Thirty-seven million boys and (tirls have been tested for tuberculosis tubercu-losis in 22 countries, and 17 million of them vaccinated with BCG (Bacillus Calmette Guerin), since the end of the war In the International Inter-national Tuberculosis Campaign sponsored by United Nations agencies and Scandinavian voluntary societies. The campaign was begun six years ago by the Danish Red Cross Society and was carried car-ried on by the U.N. International Children's Emergency Fund, the U. N. World Health Organization and Scandinavian volunteers. Above, one of the teams is shown at work in the village square in San Andres Tuxtla, in Veracruz, Mexico. Performing the tuberculin test is Danish Nurse Marit Soht-Uz (right), assisted by Nurse Anto-nieta Anto-nieta Montana of Mexico, standing behind her. Supervising the test is Dr. Gomez Nieto of Mexico, shown sitting at a table, right. GRAND VIEW Conducted by Marilyn . Yotms 4. Grand View residents are invited to call 0104 R2 with personal f items and oth- . er newt. : Mrs. Lee Breece of Salt jLake City spent several days at the Grant Guymon home caring for her grandchildren while Mrs. Guymon as a patient at ! the Utah Valley hospital I Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Moon I end Chad visl'.d in Heyburn. Idaho last week. They attended i the wedding reception honoring ,Mr. Moon's nephew, Stephen ! Heiner and Arilla Merrill. Hal Perham, who is soon to leave for the service, was honored at a farewell party at i!.e home of Kay Camenish on Friday evening. Those attending were Barbara Carter, Lowell Baum, Jackie and Jeanine Dean, Joan Hurst, Kay Perham. Val Wilcox, Pat Welsh, Mignon Sheriff, Hal Perham, Marilyn Young and Kay Camenish. Mrs. Ardis Linford returned return-ed home this week from the :L"tah Valley hospital where she . underwent a major operation. Mist Young A talk was given by J. Petty Jones in Sunday School. The iEcrament gem was led by Kenneth Ken-neth Harward. Evening services were under he direction of stake high coun cilman Lawrence Palmer. The speakers were John H. Houston and John Wall. The Relief Soc-ety Soc-ety presidency, Goldie Davis. Virginia Sandstrom, Ila Baum, and Thelma Eatough, were released. re-leased. Sustained as the new officers of-ficers were Montez Harward, Fontella Buckner and Blanche Tnow. Blanch Snow was sustained sustain-ed as ward organist replacing .ioir.a Vineyard. Officers and teachers of the MIA enjoyed a canyon party on Saturday evening. The 16 participants parti-cipants played games, .'danced :nd enjoyed refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denys and family have gene to Grand Canyon to get their daughter, Nedra. who has been working there for the past month. ; The George Thatcher fam- i!y have moved to Circleville, j ; where Mr. Thatcher has accept-i 1 1 j a pusiuuu as pmicipai oi a school. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harding rs the parents of a baby girl. The baby has one sister, Stephanie. Mr. and Mrs. George Flick and family of San Fernando, California, have been visitors at the Val Killpack home during the past week. Mary Soffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Kenneth Soffe, was 'honored at a party on her eighth birthday. Luncheon was served to 16 guests. ' Mr. and Mrs. Linden Dial of Mesa, Arizona and young sons visited last week a the C. I. Moon home. Booth Maycock has been visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. 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