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Show flEM-GENZVA TIMES VINEYARD rialicenl Well 0893 Jl The Christmas program arranged arr-anged by the music directors for the senior Sunday School was as follows: Devotional music, Grace Gammon Gam-mon and Beth Harding; greeting. Superintendent Antoine Bunker; invocation, Catffyle Bunker; vo me IF t& 1:A'Af Kv 1 if II II lip- J $ V ft f, I IS I I Ska.. II llMf IS P ' lv'S'.i.y.... IT - IB-SB - .--,.w- 1 3? , fGOLDEn YEAR 'S aVV; lor J . .j TRAVEL , . awuxvouai, JiUJLALDiLn Ztf. 1949 cal solo, Howard Anderson; mu sical scripture reading, Robert Holdaway; songs by junior Sunday Sun-day School directed byMrs. Le-ora Le-ora Harding; Christmas story. Mrs. Ariel Clegg; vocal duet, Zella Blake and Oscar Jameson; songs by Youth chorus; benediction bene-diction by Thorit Hebertson. Trere will be no church services ser-vices neld Sunday evening at the ward hall. Relief Society will not be held Tuesday the next I o Let joy be unconfined. This is 1950 May it be a year of happy destiny VflLLEV Of, compflnv 7 Th" TWO MOFFAT TUNNEL ROUTE o o FOUR GREAT CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR Completely ew eleven-cor itoinlejs-steel itreamliner featuring Vista-Dome eooche and lounge carl on its daily run linking the Great Lakes nd the Golden Gate via Oenrer and Salt Lake City. THE PROSPECTOR Overnight speedster, to feature new equipment equip-ment early in 1950, furnishing fast, comfortable com-fortable service between Dever and Salt Lake City. Schedule and accommodations designed to fit travel needs v business- and family groups alike. AS LOW AS 165 p'us Provo t DENVER AND RIO GRANDE rf liner cm"1 " " " " meeting will be held Jan. 10 Tithing settlement took place on Tuesday afternoon at the Union school house. j A holiday dance was held on i Tuesday evening in the Geneva recreation hall. The MIA officers offic-ers sponsored the affair. J, B. Hunn. who has been seriously ill at the Utah Valley hospital, is reported to be Improving. Im-proving. coming up. for you. thenar GREAT ROUTSS ROYAL GORGE ROUTE TRAINS L tm t T I II I II h IU1II ffr,, COLORADO EAGLE Overnight every night streamliner between Denver, Wichita, Kansas City and St. Louts providing a Dome car, modem coach and Pullman accommodations Its lountey over the historic Pike's Peak Rout. THE ROYAL GORGE Popular train too to be equipped with Vista-Dome cars and ultra-modern coaches and lounge cars, serving Colorado and Utah and featuring through Pullman service serv-ice to Kansas City and St. Leuls. O Economical Too! elera' transportation tax Denver. M. A. POUNDS, Agent Provo, Utah Telephone 240 WESTERN RAILROAD " ' " " " ... 4. t ...... ski -Vr.!4SL a&M Atlantic Pact Ratified!? i y n I na u g u ra tio iLl- Britain Devalues Pound! i ... - i Channel Swim z Aly Khan and Wife & i. - - mv.-d&Mst art 1 1 1 ii Coplon Trial z:- Vt " V fci i& u 1 1 f flA 5 Per Center Probe lit. Peanuts and milk are roughlj quivalent as sources of food en- .vy- ...AiSs 5-", . 1 KJ s lvJ- 3r J January laiy trauiHiF v. .1' e Drtc cuntrom In the ljte-oi the union message. 7 Srcrrtary ol Stale George C. Maf hall resisnl and 1 replaced h Dean Arheson. 14 Stale department policy et.itemenl ' U.S. will loin North Atlantic defense alliance. February 3 Truman declares Constitution (Ivel him power to stop walkouts affecting affect-ing national health and welfare. !7 Presidents says current price decline de-cline and unemployment Increase nothing to worry about. t Hoover commission makes report on government reorganiiation. Truman aya he will stump nation to defend his program, stalled in congress. March S Air force B-90 makes first non-stop trip around worl. 9; Louis Johnson replaces Jnmes For- restal as secretary of defense. 11 U.S. senate relerts .ruling against filibusters. B M W. announces two-week two-week memorial walkout. 90 President signs bill extending rent control through June 30, 1SSO April 14 Congress passes second year B Ft P authorltation. Housa votes IIS billion bil-lion for arms. 19 Government rests case In trial of top U.S. Communists. H Navy Secretary John L. Sullivan re signs In protest against cancellation of plans to complete euper aircraft carrier 4j Administration efforts to repeal Taft-Hartley act come to temporary halt In coiutre.ss. 0 Strike of 62.250 C.I.O. workers closes Ford Motor Co.'s River Rouge plant. 13 Francis Patrick Matthews. Omaha succeeds John L. Sullivan as secre tary of nsvy. 17 Atomic energy commission under fir as pound of uranium repotted missing, rrsnklln D. Koosevelt. Jr elected to congress by New York district. 25 Congressional Investigation of atom-lc atom-lc energy commission begtns. June 3 Alger Miss perjury trial opens. Three top Communists sentenced to Jail for contempt of court. 7 Gordon Gray appointed secretary of army. 8 John L. Lewis orders one-week mine stoppage. SO John L. Lewis orders miners to work only three days a week. Judith Coplon convicted as spy, gets from 40 months to to years. July 7 John Foster Dulles appointed to U.S. senate. 11 Truman abandons tax Increase plana, and calls for deficit spending. SI -U.S. ratifies Atlantic pact. House rejects Brannsn farm plan. 28 Truman offers Attorney General Tom Clark seat on supreme court, asks Senator J. Howard McOrath to become attorney general. August 8 State department white paper marks off nationalist China as lost cause. 8 Five per center probers accuse MaJ. Gen. Harry Vaughan of Influence Deddllm. ' II General Omar Bradley appointed first chalrr-an of Joint chiefs of staff. 25 House recesses without senate's permission. per-mission. Probe of corruption in B-36 program collapses. John Maragon, alleged Influence peddler, refuses to talk in "five per centers" Uivestl- an (Inn Little Gayland Elliott is ill with a case of mumps. Utah Hardware September 10 -President's fact-finding board rejects re-jects steel wnrKers' demands fur fnurth-round pay raises. IS Federal Judiie Sherman Mlnton nominated nom-inated to supreme court. 15 Uovernment files anti-trust suit to break up A aj P chain. 10 Strike called by coal miners' John L. Lewis. October 1 SOO.iKXI CIO sieelworkers strike over pel -Na ;eniun-welfare dispute. hw air orce dinuuie brings on con gressional prube. 11 Eleven Communist party lenders convicted on charues uf conspiracy against U.S. government. ID Dr. Edward C. Nours resigns as head of the President'a Council of Economic Advisers. General Omar Bradley says navy criticism of defence de-fence set-up endangers nation. First session 81st congress ends. Pennsyl, vama Railroad drops "Jim Crow" sealing. t Dismissal of Admiral Louie Denfeld aa chief of naval operations by the President raises political storm. Truman Tru-man freezes sir fore at 48 eraupa. 31 Bethlehem steel and steel union sign pension plan, breaking solid front of steel companies during strike. November . 1 Vic Adm. Forrest P. Sherman named chief of nBval operationa. C.I.O. ousts left-wing United Elec trical and Farm Equipment workers. S Eleven convicted Communists frd on ball to press appeala. 8 Navy Captain John Crommelln reprimanded rep-rimanded for revealing navy'e bitterness bit-terness at defense aetup. Fair Dal program triumphs In New York as Democratic Lehman defeaui Republican Repub-lican Dulles In senatorial rac. 3 John L. Lewis Issues back-to-work order, postponing coal strlk until Dec. 1 II United Mine Workers and U.S. Steel sttfn pact, breaking back of steel strike. Undersecretary Oscar L, Chapman succeeds Julian Krug as secretary of the Interior, 12 Senator Thomas iD., Okla.l aays Sweden failed to show proper respect re-spect for him on recent visit. 17 Leftwlng demonstrators In New York City riot at National Maritime Union hall. Alger Hiss perjury trial opens. 11 Whlttaker Chambers testifies against Alger Hiss. David G. LUlenthal, AEC head, resigns. re-signs. onn Li. L.SWIB csiis on- meeting wiin advlaers ss coal strike deadline looms. U.S. snnounces Impending tests of new A-bombs at Enlwetok. Device to "breed" atomic energy fuel disclosed by U.S. 28 Rep. J. Parnell Thomas (R.. N.J.I drops innocent pies to charges of payroll padding. December 1 Government denies F.H.A. loans upon up-on racially restricted properties. Lewie orders three-day work week after miners quit work again. fl John L. Lewis signs pact with some coat companies involving wag increases. in-creases. Former sir force major, Racey Jordan, aays Reds got atomic materials and radar tqulpment during dur-ing war with official aid. 1 Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves denies charges that Henry Wallace and lata Harry Hopkins prodded him to glvs atom secrets or materials to Russia. Rus-sia. Steelworksrs end strike at Alcoa. li- Mlneowners tslk shout forcing coal strike to bring about showdown with John L. Lewis. Department of defense de-fense drops 118,000 employees. Bishop and Mrs. Bliss All-red All-red had as their dinner guests on Christmas Mrs. Bessie Davis and son, Warren of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boothe and family. WE APPRECIATE DURING 1949 OPPORTUNITY I W rSJ V but 1960. III. ft (Ml. r llli v i iiii.ii 2 VERN IIARKER, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graff entertained at a neighborhood party on Friday evening on their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Staheli entertained enter-tained the group with their experiences ex-periences while Mr. Staheli was an exchange teacher and show ed colored slides of the places they visited in England ana on the continent. Elder Montel Graff phoned from Waterloo. New York to extend greetings and congratulations to his parents. par-ents. Mr. and Mrs. David Eaear and Mrs. Elizabeth Hassell spent the weekend with the Milton Thackerays in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Myrtle Christenson underwent un-derwent surgery at the Utah Valley hospital A ssa.s-l -Jsslj , i Whatever your igasNezv Year's resolutions may be tve bout they were made in the high spirit ofshope and ambition. Success KIRK'S NORTH OREM YOUR PATRONAGE AND TAKE THIS TO WISH YOU A May the grand sense of freshness that accompanies accom-panies the arrival of a New Year stay with 'qu riaht on throuah theqecade that is opening before us. We wish for youvnot only a Happy NewHfear. a happy 1950Hp II l. Aim rinir itpiii I'lll v 1 L II l I 1 IF hi ir ii iii.iik & Implement Co. TUTflSCTN A vnM am -en. - - - . Mr. and Mrs. William Cox have moved into their new home on 4th South. J. Nile Washburn of Price and Don Washburn of Salt Lake City were holiday guesta at the Hume uj. uieir parents. Pianos and Aecordians FOR SALE OR RENT Pianos $79-00 and up. Aecordians Aecor-dians $25.00 and up. Small dowa payment Easy term New and used. Lessons. Williams Masle C. 308 Sast 3rd SoejJk Phono M0 a k'$ tht. to all i DRIVE Hill PHONE 0MI Rl |