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Show s i ORZM-GZNSVA TUSZ2 GENEVA Beth Moon 0S81-R1 Mrs. Myrtle Kitchen had as her guests last week Mrs- Mary Despain, Mrs. Myra Allphin, mm Mvra Givens and Morlan Allpin. They had spent the past j two weeks with Mrs- Allphln's son in San Diego and were returning re-turning to Lovell, Wyoming. Mrs. Edna Larsen will present the Social Service lesson in the Relief Society meeting next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Juber and son, Richard have moved into their new home on 12th South. Friends and relatives of Lyman Ly-man Skinner are extending heartfelt sympathy for the serious ser-ious accident which caused him to lose his hand. A group from Geneva ward Primary and MIA joined with members of Timpanogos ward in cleaning the recreation hall. Helping out were Ezra and Pauline Patten, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Childs and daughter, Rita, Arvella DeLange, Beth Moon, Wayne Smith, Tom Patten, Pat-ten, Montel Graff, Kay Baker, Louis Gappmayer and Clarence Moon. Que and Lucille Moon Steele are the parents of a baby daughter daugh-ter born at the Utah Valley hospital hos-pital last Friday. It is the first grandchild for the Robert Steel-es Steel-es and the C. I. Moons. Lewis and Dorothy Skinner Grange are happy over the arrival arr-ival of a new son. Mr. and Mrs-Grange Mrs-Grange purchased the Burnett home on south main street. Forty members of Edna Lar-sen's Lar-sen's Sunday School class participated parti-cipated in the Book of Mormon discussion at the fireside chat Sunday evening at the James Ref eshment 1 Jensen home. wre prepared by Edna Larsen, nnrwta Raw nnrf - Aiino .Ton. Donetta sen. Speakers at sacrament meeting meet-ing were President Walter R. Holdaway, Carlyle Bunker, Dover Dov-er Hunt and stake clerk Lamar M. Johnson. Shirley Smith sang, accompanied by Eula Norton. Bishop Wijford Larsen present- ed books to four young people who had attended 45 out of 46 1 sadramtent meetings. Receiving , books were Ina Skinner, Joan Jensen, Lois Nielson and Ronald Hatch. Honorable mention went to Lucille Steele, Beverly Kitchen, Kit-chen, Audrey Pierce, Hermina Harvey and Kay Hatch, who had attended 43 meetings. Choir practice will be held after Sunday School and on Monday, Jan. 24 and 31 to prepare pre-pare for stake conference. Mysterious static in your car radio can now be eliminated wth a powder injected into the tires. II 'iff I SAY IT WITH FLOWERS! People will love the gentle beauty and ideal expression of your sentiments when; you send flowers. Flowers gladden the hearts of young and old alike and you'll find our shop and greenhouse filled to overflowing with fragrant blooms of all kinds. ALWAYS CALL: ROHBOCK'S SONS' Orem, PHONE 116 BETTER HAIRCUT IN LESS TIME VICXSVAIII MULTIPLICATION AND ADDITION . . . Using the multiplication system foi a problem la addition, the Earl L. Jones household of Chicago has come up with an odd bat accurate mathematical equation that says $1,000 plus $150 equals $675. The $675 is the product of nine times $75, estimated value of each of nine cocker Bpaniel pups whelped by Duchess Buff, shown proudly surveying her litter. The Duchess is worth $150, but the most costly dogfiesh of the family group is the $1,000 sire, Champion Clovermlst Golden Amigo. PLEASANT VIEW I Edna M. Hansen 2028-M Cosette Allred and Ina Lewis j were hostesses to the Pleasant View' Camp DUP at the Allred home. Alta Allred read a history of the life of Sarah Allred, written writ-ten by Elaine Allred Prince, a granddaughter. Melba. Cluff fav- rvss -J nil t y nionrt v nni qH t ,r";eZV w I 'esson was presented Dy. i,aura I x-erry. xi irauing was given Marion Ercanbrack. Refresh- ments were served to 15. i The ward choir presented a program in the Pleasant Grove First ward on Sunday evening, directed by C Sterling Cluff and accompanied by Kenneth Perry. Forty choir members and several other members of the ward attended. Carol Gleason and Ralph Houston gave shcrt talks in Sunday Sun-day School. George Ashby of the Sharon Stake high council, L. M. Palmer Pal-mer and Florence Muhlestein of the stake mission, were the speakers at sacrament meeting. Following sacrament meeting an adult fireside chat was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Flat tires cause the most road failures of automobiles, the AAA reports, with mechanical troubl- es. running second. WEDDINGS Our Special! y- funerals Utah FREE DELIVERY - .' WE rvtle nW n tin I'llrii flowi THIS H THAT Ethyl Nielsen Hair T lr nnur turn mi cfVitv 1 1 nrr childreni living in our neighbor. hood, on Riverside Drive- They are the tots of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Les-lie Dunn, Mormon converts from far off Kidderminster, England. They are the most enlightened enlighten-ed and unique children I have met in a long time. They possess the art of appreciation, which is rare in children of such tender ten-der years. They are so grateful for wny toys and favors, they say, "We are so wonderfully blessed-Here blessed-Here in America we are rich, we have all the food we can eat-" And Elaine, the sister adds, "we just eat and eat." They hesitate and a far-away look comes into their dark eyes- Elaine says in wonderment, "The people here are much nicer than they were in England." The boy adds, "We have such a lot of nice playmates here." It has been a long time since any children have come to my house and acted so nice and appreciative. Lawrence is the grand old age of four summers, but he has j adult ideas and ideals. He says, I I like school , although as yet he is too young to go. He plans on going to college and wants to be a doctor when he grows up. men he is going back to England and get a wife he will be back though, because Utah is such a pretty place to live- ' I asked them if they ever get homesick for England. They hnmuinir h.i, ,ni,t 1,'tro homesick, but they would like to see their grandparents who are stifl in their homeland. Lawrence says he has a good daddy who doesn't spank except ex-cept when the children are naughty. "So you give your parents par-ents a bad time, in that way you are like our American children," I stated. "Never a bad time, he answered, " but a most difficult time." Elaine, who has just passed seven, has ideas and aspirations beyond her years. She had her Harold Peterson. Melda Hack ing gave the book review. Singing Sing-ing by the group and refreshments refresh-ments completed the evening. There were 22 present. Mrs. Judick Bon was assisting host-es. host-es. Mr. and Mrs- Harold Peterson Peter-son went to Star Valley, Wyo-last Wyo-last week to attend funeral services ser-vices for their sister-in-law. The Relief Society officers and class Readers held a business busin-ess meeting at the home of president pres-ident Edna Hansen. Plans were discussed for a "ward family night" to be held early In February- Every family in the ward will eat their supper at the church and enjoy a program afterward. A work day was held by the Relief Society last Tuesday. Mel-ba Mel-ba Cluff gave a lesson on remod eling clothes. FRUIT TREES , True to name - Lower Priced Guaranteed Quality j CHERRY, PEACH, APRI-I COT, PEAR, APPLEf PLUM, ; PRUNE in complete variety., Also, BERRY PLANTS SMALL FRUITS, ORNAMENTALS, ORNA-MENTALS, ROSES, SHRUBS Etc One of Oregon's Largest Stocks. 1 Submit want list for special low, prepaid prices. Free descriptive des-criptive Catalogue. LAFAYETTE NURSERY CO, Lafayette, Oregon Since 1890 first American birthday 'pawty and it was a gala affair, one she will long remember. When she grows up, she is going to college then she wants to be a nurse-She nurse-She is going to find that cherish ed husband in far off Kidder minster and bring him back here to live in the glorious land of plenty. I asked them what they like best about America. Groping with the right pronunciation, Elaine said, " We have more money to buy things with, and such nice things to eat, and people peo-ple are much nicer here in Utah. We like the people and they like us." They never tasted bananas, or nuts until they came to America. Amer-ica. They talk with wonderment about the children who ride horseback along Riverside drive That is something they never saw in Kidderminster, England Kidderminster is a 'mawket' town, and they saw horses, yes many horse-drawn vehicles, but never a boy or girl astride a horse. lhey have remarkable mem ories- They tell the story of hav ing to hang a black cloth over the windows so the Germans wouldn't hit their house with bombs. Then thev snarkle and tell of coming over on America's largest ship, U. S. America. El- aine says, "We were all seasick, all except mama. Mama made joke of it and said if we went to bed tnd to sleep right off we wouldn't be seasick. So. we did and we weren't sick any more.'! I laughed, children's enthus iasm is infectious. I remarked, "Elaine speaks English very well- Her vocabluary is aston ishing. They handle big words saia, un, no, i speaK American much better than English," and to emphasize the point, she add ed, my mother says so." and Lawrence put in his bit, "I speak English because my Daddy does." ITS 84TTE.R FOR VOUR UJIFE. O FIND A LETTER YOO F R&OT TO MAIL. THAN FORGOT Cy admits that the- worsening of all to forget is to have that "lillle knock" in the motor in-Tesligated. in-Tesligated. That "little knock" could grow up to be a big bang which would cut to your ban account down size! piggy-bank V,t,. u...J LiLMJiiuiilii IDTED i?d 470 WEST FIKT K'GSTH 'PHOJJ! 666 PAYOR KITE '1 WANTED TO BUY Good, clean used cars or pickups. pick-ups. Top cash prices paid. No waiting. See Lynn Bullock. BULLOCK AUTO SALES Phone 0669-J3 Orem. T Yoo FO I THAN GRAND VIEW Mrs. CalTin Cordner 048-J4 A dance for all members of the ward over 15 years of age is planneo. for Friday night. The dance is sponsord by the MIA and the Priesthood and will start at 8:30. The preliminary program in MIA last week was furnished by the Junior girls who presented present-ed their "Rose Membership Evening." Ev-ening." The candlelight ceremony cere-mony was directed by Mrs. Carol Car-ol Morgan. After the program the 15 girls participating entertained enter-tained their mothers at a party during the class period. The Relief Society lesson for next Tuesday will be "Writings of Joseph Smith" and will be given by Mrs. Elsie Taylor, substituting sub-stituting for Mrs. Eunice Young. The Grand View Camp DUP meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Millie Clark. Mrs. Nettie Brown, county DUP historian, presided over the election of officers for the next two years. Mrs. Laurel Gibson was re-elected president with Mrs- Hattie Carter and Mrs- Verena Taylor as counselors- Mrs- May Davis and Mrs. Myrlene Clyde were elected class leaders; Mrs. Theo Harward, chorister; Mrs. Lula Edholm, historian; and Nlda Boswell, assistant historian. Mrs. Myrl Day gave the lesson and luncheon was served by hostesses, host-esses, Mrs. Millie Clark, Mrs. Lula Edholm and Mrs. Myrlene Clyde. Mr. and Mrs- Ellis Ashdown and two small children have moved from Las Vegas, Nev-, and are living in the apartment of the Floyd Johnson home- Mrs. Ashdown is a sister of M. J. Hills- If the earth were entirely level, lev-el, the entire face of the globe would be covered with water two miles deep. Enrollments in U. S. colleges and universities now number over two million, but veterans now number only 42 percent. wuiiujicca ui a lamuiu pencil manufacturer sign all their let rmniA.rAnB n nmA.. :i ters in pencu. SALES! Grocery Store - Meats - Tourist Tour-ist Courts - Clubs - Drive Inn - Dr. Clinic - Businesses -HtWay Frontages BEAUTI FUL MODERN HOMES. ruL pa A pood One - Meat Lockers -Groceries Meats - Main high ways - Doing Nicely - Room for Expansion - Good Fixtures - Nice Stock of Goods. Drivie Inn - Modern - New -Up-tt-date - A Nice Business - Plenty of Land - Room for expansion. Beautiful New Modern Brick Hornet- Full Basement - Auto- matic as Heating System - Hard od Floors - Picture Windo s - Nice Lot Room for b, Center sement apartment - Location - Stores -- Service Stations. Schools G I Plan - Loan already com pleted - f asy 4 per cent interest inter-est - Bricik Home - Nicely finished fin-ished - Modern - Beauty Parlor Par-lor added! onto house - Ready to occupy! Duplex Property - READY TO OCCUPY - Priced Reasonable, Reason-able, i BUSINESS LOCATION -Main Highway - Across from Dairy Plane - 84 feet frontage - land planted to Cherries -Outbuildingii - Modern six rooms fram house included. J FARMS - POULTRY FARMS Wonderful properties - Coops - Cow barns Six Acres Loam Land - Good, Water Rignts -Excellent Location OTHERS TO OFFER NOW 71 Acres Farm - Coops - Barn - Hay Land and Farming. 33 Acres - Cherries and Peaches Pea-ches - Nice Horhe. 188 Acres Ranch Land - near Provo City. ' It-do It-do YOU LIKE FISHING ON THE RIVER - The Great Outdoors Out-doors - Nice Living quarters - Included Lovely furniture and furnishings -Restaurant Equipment - Outbuildings -Main Road to Lak Resorts -Whole purchase Pflice $7000. To be worked out Subject to Zoning Laws of Provo City -Let us talk over the Seal with you. Telephone 1099xi . Willard L. Sowards Agency Office 39 West 2 North St. PROVO, UTAH A (tick of chemicals in waxlike wax-like form has been developed for removing the stains of grass, ink, etc. X W 'I f I Sk II 1 PIANOS January is bargain month. Plain case uprights, $73 and up. New Spinet to sell at $550. Spinet style-piano, just like new, $295. Small down payment, pay-ment, Easy terms. WILLIAMS MUSIC CO. 308 East 3rd South Provo Phone 940 R CUSTOM BUILT furniture at factory prices. Your old set remodeled or re covered. All work guaranteed. Terms. 2TON UPHOLSTERING, 9S5 Spnnville Road. Phone 1911-W c-A 10 FOR SALE 1st grade Pontiac potatoes 2.25 per 100 delivered. Leonard Madsen Phone 017-R4 TIRE REPAIRING VULCANIZING BATTERIES ODD SIZE TIRES ON HAND 30x3'4 5.50x18 - 34x5, 24in. Tractor Tires and Service BRIMHALL BROS. New Location 241 W. 5th So. Phone 49 1M Hemstitching Alterations, dressmaking ,fur coats altered or mended, button covering and button holing. Leather coats re-lined at MARY'S SEWING SHOP 1680 North Stale St. Orem Phone 3110 Pleasant Grove CEMENT SEPTIC TANKS, Cesspools, Drains, Sewers, Basements, Walks, Built, or Pumped Out. 1010 No. 1st West, Provo Phone 1350 I IELSWS COMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE 156 West Center Telephone 707 AT BOOTERIE Provo, Utah y i. y L. "Terylene" la a new Eriitii synthetic fiber soon to take its place along with rayon and nylon. ny-lon. It closely resembles silk. FrotntkaSweal of Egyptian Slaves I ii fo Alocern Machines VK s:::v.:i n rai-cctn s:i3 niuJfej Also "Saga of Sawdust Sam" SAFETY FILM and Sound Movie on Soil Conservation PATTEN and EKINS PLEASANT VIEW t ATTENTION 1 V II STOCKMEN and FARMERS If you wlnt more money for your dead or useless horses, cows, hogs or sheep; and for hides, pells and wool, call UTAH HIDE AND TALLOW CO. QUICK SERVICE PHONE COLLECT. LEHI 216W Geo. W. Price LH. Ut.h WE NEED 50 USED ca: Spot Cash - No Waiting TELLURIDE MOTOR CO. Phone 1000 Provo imm. r -k i 1 Oet cash loan here on the friend! baaia that made Tenonal' the ehofca of rrar om million partooe laet ym flaiple fe Oet it irou can repay email aaonthly laetal manta which you select you should tot hesitate to tea Personal's YES M AN for a loan. Come in or phone today. 1 2nd Floor Knight Block Building f3 East Center St., Provo Phone 621 Manager T. H. rrltS,? FVfMi icE CARTER'S SAW SERVICE All types of Saws PLANER BLADES Up to 12 inches DADO HEAD SETS All by Machine SKATES SHARPENED West on 4ih North GENEVA ROAD Utah County Mattress Factory COMPLETE MATTRESS and BATT SERVICE Only Factory in Utah County We are not represented by any transient mattress workers, but will call for and deliver without with-out extra charge. JUST PHONE 345 Or drop us a card 661 West 2nd North PROVO UTAH THUXCDAY, JANUARY 23, K'.J Dip coating with il'la' It now being studied as a pocbla packaging method. JAN. 27 10:30 a m. to INCOME TAX Farmers and others who must pay estimated Tax should a so on or before Jan. 13. 1949 see J. P. McGUISS Tax Consultant Room 3 at 45 No. Univ. Ave. Provo . . lot Mtotut tbotbitg . . to ptj up old hlili MONEY $25 to $1,C:9 YOUR WAY and PAST Coous co. ALTERATIONS ! I tailor men's suits over for women- Expert men and women's wo-men's alterations, male dresses, formats, trousseaus, children's cothing. Men's shirts and slacks See -or call Mrs. Cuyler, 447 N. 2nd West. Provo. Phone 2276R TF P. E. ASHTON CO. 175 N. 1st West Provo Have you fcried fixing things as a way to economize? econ-omize? Let ED'S FIXIT SHOP do it for you at reasonable prices. Phone 0537-R1, Across from Utah Ut-ah Power & Light, Orem. Pick up and delivery. ED'S FIXIT SHOP 1 |