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Show GENEVA Conducted by Beth Moon Geneva residents are inviled lo call 0581-R1 j, , "A with personal items ana oin-er oin-er news. Mrs. Moon Harold Baker conducted sacrament sac-rament meeting. Talks were given by two LDS girls, Lawana Patten and Kay Hatch. The meeting honored Elder Montel Gralf, recently returned from two years in the Eastern States mission. Bishop C. Wilford Lar-sen Lar-sen read Elder Graffs release. Speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graff and the missionary. mission-ary. Merlin Baker sang a solo, accompanied by Coleen Baker and Berdene Terry sang, accompanied accom-panied by" Raquel Bennett. Prayers Pray-ers were offered by Wesley and Doral Graff. President Walter R. Holdaway was present. The Scout troop committee meeting was held Tuesday evening ev-ening at the home of Marvin Meldrum. Members of the Ward spent Saturday and Monday picking peaches at the church orchard. Sunday School was conducted by C. I. Moon. Participating on the program were Larry Joe Meldrum, Kathie Ogflvie, Luana OKEM WAVE GETS NEW ASSIGNMENT Visiting with her parents in Orem this week is Shirley Ann Martindale, who joined the WAVES on July 1 and who has just completed her boot training train-ing at the Great Lakes Naval Training station near Chicago. Following her leave here she will reDort at the naval hospital at San Diego for a 21-weeks course to qualify as a corpsman. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Martindale. Shirley R. Hatch will leave Saturday to visit with her husband, hus-band, H. Leon Hatch, who will be stationed at San Francisco. The Fred Lewis family recently re-cently returned from a trip to New York and surrounding areas. Mrs. Ada C. Doman has re turned to Orem after spending the summer in Rigby, Idaho and will stay with her son, Rulon W Doman and family. ' 3 Alfred G. Keetch Littlefield and Linda Rohbock. Primary is held each Tuesday at 3 p.m. The following girls plan to be baptised for the dead at the Salt Lake Temple this week: Verla Terry, Darlene Peay, Linda Lin-da North, Verna Allred, Audrey Pierce, LaRae Jacobson, Carol Jean Meldrum, Joan Rowley, Rita Childs, Teddy Rohbock, Kay Hatch, Lois Davis, LaDene Peay and Helen Maycock. Accompanying Ac-companying them will be Margaret Mar-garet E. Johnson, Jean Maycock, Vivian Jacobsen, Phyllis Farley and Mary Rowley. TIMPANOGOS Lucy Poulson 0645 Jl Church services Sunday afternoon after-noon were under the direction of the stake high council with Faul Taylor in charge- Speakers were Merrill Williams of the stake mission, Gordon Zobell. a returned missionary and Mr. Taylor. A special musical number num-ber was a vocal duet by Mrs. Elaine Kinney and Clifton Pyne. Preceding the regular meeting time Mrs. LeGrade Anderson gave a ten minute organ recital. Mrs. Harry Orvin Sr. was honored at a birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orvin Jr. Funeral Rites Held Monday for Alfred G. Keetch, 72 Funeral services were conducted con-ducted Monday at the Windsor ward chapel for Alfred G. Keetch, 72, Orem farmer and water development leader, who died Saturday at his home after a lingering illness. Prominent in agriculture and civic activities of the north Orem Or-em area, Mr. Keetch was president pres-ident of the Provo Bench Canal company at the time of his death. He served as superintendent superintend-ent of the North Union Irrigation Irrigat-ion company for 15 years. He was an early member of the Orem town board, and was a member of the Lindon dairy board, the Lindon baseball league, and president of the Lindon farm bureau. Speakers at the funeral included in-cluded Max Keetch, Winfield Hurst of Declo, Idaho; Gilbert Richardson, Stanley B. Harris and Bishop Milton Smith of Windsor ward. Prayer at the home prior to the funeral was offered by Albert L. Cullimore. Organ prelude and postlude was by Erma Swenson. A vocal trio comprising Stella Hardman, Viola Beers and Hazel Bullock rendered "In the Garden". Invocation In-vocation was by Ray Louder, and Mrs. Ray Kirk sang two vocal solos. Nadine and Wilma Hales presented a vocal duet. The benediction was by A. H. Lowe and the grave at the Pleasant Grove cemetery was dedicated by David B. Thorne. Mr. Keetch was born in Lon don, England, Feb. 8, 1879, a Stevens Alvord, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Alvord of Glendale, California, spent three days in Orem visiting with the Rulon Doman family prior to his departure for Logan where he will attend the USAC. son of Alfred Greenwood and Emily Harris Keetch. He receiv ed his education in the Pleasant Grove schools. Always active in the LDS church, Mr. Keetch filled a mission in the southern states from 1899 to 1901. He served for many years on church financing committees, raising funds for church buildings and to assist missionaries. He was f.lso a teacher in the MIA and the Sunday School and served on the Old Folks committee for 20 years. In his youth, Mr. Keetch was interested in dramatics and took an active part in directing, casting cast-ing and acting in many productions produc-tions heading a dramatic company com-pany of his own for many years-He years-He leaves his wife, Martha Thorne Keetch, whom he married mar-ried Dec. 4, 1901 in the Salt Lake LDS temple; six children, Martell Keetch, Provo; Russell Keetch, Logan; Mrs. Odeal C. Kirk, Ogden; Vern D. Keetch, Provo; Mrs. Verl H. Kirk, Orem; and Ray S. Keetch, Magna; '21 grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Emily Aston, Orem; Mrs. A. L. Cullimore, Culli-more, Provo; Mrs. Nettie Mech-am, Mech-am, American Fork; Mrs. May K. Walker, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. David B. Thorne, Lindon; Mrs. Effie Welson, California; and Stanley B. Keetch, Lindon. Funeral arrangements were by Olpin Mortuary. CREST VIEW Rulene Doman 0559-J3 Duane Anderson, ward clerk, will enter the mission home Oct. C prior to his departure for the Japanese mission. A farewell party was held for him after priesthood meeting Thursday evening. His- testimonial will be held Sunday evening at 5:30 in the Lake View ward chapel. A crucial nrneram will be held next Wednesday for the Special Interest class. Duane Anderson will show colored 6lides of Hawaii. Mutual will be held every ev-ery Wednesday at 8 p.m. until the first of October when the time will be changed to 7:30- A cottage meeting for the Ad-ula Ad-ula Aaronic priesthood was held Sunday evening at the Don Ivie home. Dr. Acel Koodruff gave a lecture lec-ture at the Relief Society meeting meet-ing held Monday night. Regular Relief Society meetings will be held after October 1. The time of priesthood meeting meet-ing has been changed to 7:30 on Thursdays. C. Rodney Kimball, stake high council member, Paul Trotter and Joan Hurst, stake missionaries, mission-aries, were the speakers at sacrament sac-rament meeting Sunday night-A night-A quartet comprising Nina Pace, Shirley Hatch, Fred Lewis and Peter Jensen, rendered two musical mus-ical numbers. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alma Ol son and Mr. and Mrs. George Wells attended a funeral today, Thursday, in Salt Lake City for Thomas Herbert. a TnVin TIpT.anffe will flv to New York City Saturday to visit with his son, Owen ueL,ange and family. Mr. and Mn. and Reed Mess at!, r. -ion at the Salt Lake Wednesday. OREMGDJEVAtdjes skskbib::::::::::!;;;.... FOR SALE """" New automatic oil f I and new 300-gal. Dn S Also Kenmore washer u r condition. See them N North 50 East in OreV l5 xa:::::::::::::::::::::::;:.............. 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