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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES mURSDAY, AUGUST 19 Flower Show Winners -r .t ljisiea ! Mrs. Blanche Snow .first, Three Spikes White and Cream Whit Watts, first, Leading lady; Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, second, Corona; Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, third, Casablanca. Buff and Tan Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, first, Bingo; Whit Watts, second, Helen Hel-en of Troy. Salmon Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, first, Picardy; M. D. Wallace, second, Picardy; Mrs. Arthur Nilsson, third, Picardy. Red Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, first, Rocket; Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, second, Algonquin; Diantha Eking, Ek-ing, third, Stoplight. Pink and Rose Mrs. M. L. Wadley, first, Sport of Jalna; Whit Watts, second, Ivy Robertson; Luzon Crosbv. third, Big Top. I Orange Nila Hill, first, Bit of Heaven; Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, second, Bit of Heaven. Dark Rose Mrs. Arthur Shepherrd, first, Burma; Diantha Ekins, second, Chamouny. Red Ina Mangum, first, Red Charm Whit Watts, second, Red Charm. Lavender Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, first, Minuet; Mrs- Arthur Shepherd, second, Badger Beauty; Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, third, Elizabeth Eliza-beth the Queen. Smoky Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, firrst and second, Vagabond Prince, Bagdad; Mrs. M- L. Wadley, third, Jalna. BABY GLADIOLI 3 Spikes Luzon Crosby, first, Sweetheart; Sweet-heart; C. W. Dahlquist, second, Crinklette; Milda Patten, third, Moravin. BABY GLADIOLI Single Spike. Light Colors 75 a3 ".tyt Mrs. M. L. Wadley, first, B4y Coed; and second, Nadra; C. W. Dahlquist, third, Delores. Deep Colors Mida Patten, first Pinocchio; C. W. Dahlquist, second, toie Beauty; Luzon Crosby, third, Kewpie. Best Baby Spike, Mrs- M. L. Wadley, Betty Coed. MIXED BASKET OF TWELVE Lucille Anderson, second. BASKET OR VASE OF 12 One Variety Luzon Crosby, first, Big Top; M. D. Wallace, second and third, Surfside and Minuet. BASKET OF 12 OR MORE Mixed or one variety M. D. Wallace, first. Corona; Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, second, Picardy; Luzon Crosby, third, Sweetheart; M. D. Wallace third, Mixed. VASE OF. SIX, NOT MORE THAN TWELVE One variety Diantha Ekins, first, Marguerite; Marguer-ite; M. D. Wallace, second, Pic- ona. M. D. Wallace, Sweepstakes, Corona Basket. LILLIPUT ZINNIAS Thelma Young, first; Mrs. Clifford Austin, second; and Thel ma Young, third GIANT ZINNIA Basket or bowl Lorna Maycock, first; Lola Fowlke, second; Lela Hansen, third. ASTERS Lorna Maycock, second. flWEET PEAS Ina Mangum, first, second and third. SNAPDRAGONS Lola Fowlke, second; Milda Patten, third. SCABIOSA Lucille Anderson, first and sweepstakes. BLACK EYED SUSANS Jav Bernardi, first SWEET WILLIAM Ja" Bernardi. PHLOX Luzon Crosby, first and sweep ardy; M. D. Wallace, third, Cor stakes; Lucille Anderson, second; nnvo nmi n viv GIRLS AND MISSES BOYS CORD PANTs . RAYQN pNTIES Sizes 6 to 1? No ftlta Heavy weight only jgjj Good QuaJitQg K. B0A8VK?lSr,a WAIST OVERALLS All wantshadlf SiaI M , SCHOOL DRESSES GIRLS COTTON VESTS Sizes 1 to 12 "Hurry for these" SpeciaI l.qo 2.Q3 sizes4to14 4Q COAT SWEATERS qhirtq Girls and Boys Boys POLO SHIRTS New Fall Shades Crew Necks, Stripes, Plain 1.Q3 2.Q3 1-19 YOUR WEEK'S WASHING "fTM HPcsao UUEE Saturday, August 21 BRING YOUR WASHING TO US ANYTIME SATURDAY WE'LL AMAZE YOU WITH THE 1 ABC 0WATIC COME SEE THE DEMONSTRATION BRING YOUR WASHING WE'LL DO it FREE UTAH HARDWARE AND IMFLEI.1EIIT YOUR FRIENDLY HARDWARE DEALER IN OREM 640 North State " Orem T It AC- $vvyW; '"V1 - - THE G.E. HOME FREEZER STORE IN SEASON THIS CANNING SEASON Your Home Freezer can be used for storing ice creams and leftovers; and for freezing fresh foods, pies, cakes, sandwiches, etc. It can be used as a home auxiliary to locker plant service, and for many other purposes that will fit your particular par-ticular neds. The General Electric Home Freezer brings to your home the opportunity of enjoying an entirely entire-ly new type of living. Your Home Freezer should not be looked upon as a "safe," where foods are placed in the summer for use in the winter, but rather as a means for enjoying added food service every day of the year. Its real value and pleasure will come through making it a part of your everyday every-day life, whether you live in the city, on the farm, or in a suburban area. "Freeze With Ease" with the - A GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME FREEZER Luzon Crosby, third. SHASTA DAISY Elsie Poulson, first. AMARYLLIS Mrs. Elsie Poulson, first. RUDEBECKIA Lucille Anderson, second. MUMS " Lucille Anderson, second. MIXED PERENNIALS Basket Luzon Crosby, first. SINGLE PETUNIA i Lola Lowlke, first Dianthy Anderson, second. PETUNIAS r Three of one kind, double ruffled. Donna York, first, Sweepstakes; Sweep-stakes; Donna York, second. Bowl of Giant Double Ruffled. Mrs. Clifford Austin, first; Donna York, second; D. H. Perry, third. PETUNIAS ; Three of one kind, Giant Single ruffled. Lola Fowlke, first, Sweep stakes; Nilaa Hill, second; Donna York, third. Bowl of Single Ruffled Giant. Lolaa Fowlke, first; Lila O. Hansen, second and third. LARGE ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS ARRANGE-MENTS Milda Patten, first, Sweep- LOANS $20 to $300 Intermountain Finame And Thrift Co. 46 West 1st II. Provo Office Hours: Week Days 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Saturdays stakes; Whit Watts, second and third SMALL ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS ARRANGE-MENTS Whit Watts, first, Sweepstakes; Sweep-stakes; Milda Patten, second; Lorna Maycock, third. SMALL ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS. ARRANGE-MENTS. Norma Muir, second; M. L. Wadley, third. ARTISTIC WATER ARRANGEMENTS ARRANGE-MENTS Luzon Crosby, first; Donna York, third. ARTISTIC MINIATURE ARRANGEMENTS ARR-ANGEMENTS Luzon Crosby, first and second; sec-ond; Donna York, third. CORSAGES USING GLADS OR ROSES Luzon Crosby, first and sweep stakes: Milda Patten, second; Donna York, third. MISCELLANEOUS CORSAGES Luzon Crosby, second-HOUSE second-HOUSE PLANTS Blanche Snow, first; Elsie Poulson, second; Mabel Jones, third. ROSES Single Dianthy Anderson, first; Three of a kawi Dianthy Anderson, third. Vase of Roses Lillie Jensen, first; Mrs. A. W. Clyde, second. ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS USING UNUSUAL CONTAINERS. CONTAIN-ERS. Dianthy Anderson, fft-st; Milda Mil-da Patten, second; Dnna York, third. ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENT USING DRIED MATERERIALS Donna York, first and third; Blanche Snow, second. MEDIUM DRIED MATERIAL Luzon Crosby, . first, Sweepstakes; Sweep-stakes; Thelma Young, second; Milda Patten, third. SMALL DRIED MATERIAL Mabel Jones, first; Milda Patten, Pat-ten, second. CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS Donna York, first; Mabel Jones, second; Luzon Crosby, Now is the time to have that film developed. Summer pictares will be a treasure of memories that will make the Winter more enjoyable. And while you are in our shop, look at our beautiful eorsages of flowers, potted plants. Also, onders taken for flowers. OREM-GENEVA PHOTO CENTER William Duff in, Manager Located in the Telephone Building Phone 0552 Rl 156 S. State Orem, Utah WINDSOR WARD Blanch Nielson The bishopric requests that all ward members attend conference con-ference meetings in Scera on Sunday. Oreen Walker was honored at a canyon party on her birthday anniversary by members of the G. W. Club. Jennie Harris and Blanche Nielson were hostesses. Those to enjoy luncheon in. the canyon were Vida Lystrup, Emily Em-ily Long, Ethea 'Rawlings, Jennie Jen-nie Harris, Dorothy Johnson, Blanche Nielson, May Aston and the guest of honor. A gift was presented to Mrs. Walker. Roy Pratt has purchased a new GM pick up truck. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson and family, Mickey, Connie and aily enjoyed a trip to Oregon-Nevada Oregon-Nevada and California during the past wek. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Long and sons were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bus Jones of Eureka on Satlrday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers and son, Sherman of Milford, lr.;h were" guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson on Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Thelma Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Long of Eureka visited with her cousins, Drew-ry Drew-ry and RaDell Long during the past week. Mrs. Margaret Chevey and two children of California are the guests of their mother and in ADDS CLASS TO BASS.. EUla Joyce, ft member of the Nomw rammer theater ponp, rlrct tu. atrlcal style and claa to the W fishing sport enjoyed it New, E. I. By the way, thafi a teen pound striped bass she h holding 1 Three brothers, Lynn, F. Jei and J. E. Rosrwoa enjod a tisning trip over the weekend Grand daddy lakes. They repon good fishing and an enjoyabk grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilkinson and family are vacationing with reiawves in uregon. i - ; ! L x: - Vote September 7 for Herbert F. SMART ATTORNEY GENERAL Democratic Ticket 8 Years Experience as Deputy Attorney General Practicing Attorney of Orem and Provo Paid political ad by R. J. Murdock FOR SALE 1938 Ford truck, 1 1-2 ton, stake body. 100 HP motor, good condition, good tires. See it at Shell Service near Orem City hall. Also warehouse with office for sale or lease. A19 FOR SALE Two bedroom home at 318 North 8th West, Orem. Small down payment, easy monthly payments. A19 HOME MADE BREAD Grade A milk, 16 c. Birthday and wedding cakes, soft drinks, ice cream OREM BAKERY South of Lincoln High. cOl Wov5 iho timo to got a tfrco cstimato on a WHY DON'T YOU READ A MAGAZINE TONIGHT? MAXIMUM ENTERTAINMENT MINIMUM COST R. FLETCHER NEWS AGENCY 406 W. 4th N. Provo 3rd South Univ. 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