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Show UTAH. VALLEY NEWS whoja Improving VINEYARD fro. Friday, June 23, 1938 her nmn Lee R. Johnson had the misfortune to fraeture her arm D- - Hlck nd children Mn. ON. F. Walla, Kaportar DfM; are apendinc tea dare recently at Pleasant Grove. n Don J. the Vneyrd the abaenca of son Mni. inalma B. Cropper of her of two husband waaka here Stephen J. Bunnel is improvwho i ii apaodlnK atteadln the ndt her mother, Mr 8 H. Blake, Jr. Chamber of Commerce con- ing slowly from an attach of rheumatic fever which has been afflictivention at Tulia. Oklahoma. ng him for several weeks. He Is Dr. p. 11. Kelly of Proro former at the home of his sister. Km. President of the Weat German Max Brown In Proro. will be the ipeaker at the Mrs. TTieron Sunday aervice In the ward Whiteley entertchapel which will begin at 7:80 ained 2 little guests at a childp m (Mu.lcal number will be given'. ren's party at her home Monday Arrll Stone and George P. Well afternoon. Dainty refreshments 6 the program which were enjoyed and games played. U sponsored by the ward high The occasion was her daughter, Dora Junes. 11th birthday anPriest quorum. All are Invited to attend. niversary. . T1 drl SlBRlfeEl WILDROOT onniic oil ttk rrwl SPECIAL The finishing of the ward chapel and the Installing of the furnishings are going on. and plan are being made for the dedication In take place in Phone W. Center Amelia Lmtta, Phone 84SJ1 eight-year-o- ld Junior baptismal excursion to the Balt Lake temple was sponsored Saturday, Juno IT, by 10 young people from Sharon stake. Balt Lake temple will close for summer vacation, Saturday evening July 1st and reopen August T for the regular ordinance work. Stake genealogical board and union meeting will be held Sunday, June IB, lu the stake seminary building at 1 p. m. Stake officers are desirous for all genealogical workers to be In atMrs. Gladys Turner and two tendance. Musical numbers will be children of Elko, Nevada, visited furnished by Juniors. There will here for a week with her parents, be senior and Junior department Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Murdock. work. WANTED: 2 or 8 panaengrra to T. C. Hebertaon Captain Is Los Angeles, leaving Monday or spending two weeks at Camp WilTuesday meat week. Bee or 240 liams where he Is stationed with rail Axel Andrenson, Fhone the National guard. 018J- - Vineyard. City Drug 204 GENEALOGY STAKE 'J See the Great Values IN THE n tives and Mk. Naomi Hopkins and MJra. Mary Bennltt. Tasty refreshments were served to the above mea-tlw- d ladles and Mesdames Carol Adams, Ruth Curtis, Jane E. Smith, Sylvia Smith, Finale Stubbs, Zelpha 8mrth, Gladys Smith, Elms Smith. Della Christensen of Pleasant Grove. Marie Odeklrk of Sprlngvllle and Linda Johnson of Garfield. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conder spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs. Condor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayes of Grace, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. John Tates and son Dallas visited with Mrs. Yates mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Clegg last Wednesday. James Ferguson left last Saturday for Flint, Mich., where he will purchase a new ear and visit Ellen Bellows Reposter points of Interest ( Mr. and Mrs. Alien Stewart and Mr. Esetta Johnson will be Miss Daryl Stewart attended the hostess to the Edgemont Literary Stewart reunion at Benjamin, club at her home on West 12th Sunday. North Street this afternoon (FriMr. and Mrs. Charles Fechser day). Mrs. Martha Stewart will and children of Los Vegas visited be in eharge of tbe program. with Mr. and Mrs. James Plnegar Miss Nila Booth of Salt Lake Thursday. Mr. Fechser left by apent the weekend with her parFriday, for Los Vegas but ents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Booth. plane, Mrs. Fechser and children will Mr. and Mrs. Orln Salisbury remain here Indefinitely. Mrs. and family pf Olmstead left last Fechser and Mrs. Plnegar are week for Pangultch where they slaters. will visit several days with relaMr. Dd Mrs. J. P. Warner and tives and friends. children of American Fork visited Mrs. O. C. Sportsman of Salt the forepart of last week with Mrs Lake spent several days this week Mr. Warners sister and with her slater Mrs. Allen Stew- and Mrs. W. B. Davis. family, The Warnart. ers are returning from the world's Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strang and fair in New York City. twin daughters Donna and Dora Mr. and Mrs. Ceorga Boyce Jr., of Alberta Canada were guests Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Van Wagen-o- n of Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferand family last week. guson enjoyed Saturday evening Miss Mclba Schoney has been at the Old Mill Club In Salt Lake visiting the past week with rela City. EOGEMONT Bought and Sold BREAKFAST SET ... USED 5 Cast Your Eyes on These Prices: I at her horns Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sadis Eldar ooh charge and s lesson on health was given by Mrs. Ethel Dichey afterwhlcb refreshments were served to the folMr. Flora Stevenson, lowing: Mrs. Charlotte Skinner, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Kffie Mlllett, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Ethel Dichey, Mrs. Sadie Elder, Mrs. Elmirs Elder, Mrs. Mary McEwsn, Mrs. Belvs Wents and Miss Lillian Went who was a guest. Mrs. Lyle McDonald entertained her daughter, Lila Mae, Saturday afternoon at a party In celebration of her ninth birthday. Games were enjoyed afterwhlcb a dainty lunrheon waa served to the following: Virginia Broadhead, Lor-n- a Anderson, Bertie Lae Marbam, Nina and Emma 8tratton, Halite Spaugy, Kendall Jolley, Harold Edwards, Catherine Slngletoa and Johnnie, Rtewmrt, Malcolm Mias and Lila Mae McDonald. McDonald received many lovely gifts. Robert Litchfield returned Saturday evening from a fishing trip to Fish Lake. He accompanied his brother and had a very trip. Mrs. Jode Covington and Mr. and Mrs. Wllard Rtalworthy and family of Klrtland, New Mexico, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bradshaw and family. Kr An approprlata service and atmosphere that arc comforting and assuring. Thera la no conno unseemly haste. fusion Every detail la carefully and thoughtfully planned. Wo Invito comparisons. I Errg iflnrtuarg 18b E. Center I2SE Stony any New; Tires P until you get MY Deal! Whopper EYE STRAIN DLURRED VISION REMOVED BY GLASSES HEADACHE The latest scientific method ef examining the eye Absolute results guaranteed. No gtsseea recommended unless needed. Glasses may be Dr. 6. H. HEINDSELMAN Jewalry and Phono 178 it .Wj, with Helndselman Optical $ HiiHiiiiiiiiiiinnniiimiiiiii eue-eeaa- had on Easy Payments. New and Used Furniture I SHARON friends in Coalville, Utah. Mrs. Theresas Smith entertainDeLsaaa Bradshaw Reporter ed for Mrs. Bessie Smith. Games Mrs. Belvs Wants entertained were played and prise going to the Better Homes club members Allowance for your old tires ON ANY NEW TIRE. L. & H. Tire Co. 348 West Center St. Provo, Utah. Co. .93 p . MEW lNNERSPEING MATTRESS . . MEW j CRIB BEDS, as low as MASON FRUIT JARS, per doz. . . T MASON FRUIT JARS, per doz. . . USED DRESS HATS some slightly soiled Factory Close-Ou- Famous Martha Lee A Rosana DRESSES -- Taffetta . . UDiES . qA TUBKISn . . MENS 2Qi Slips Grab Bags ni4 CHILD RENS Anklets 5 MENS and BOl'S Sox 5 4 4- - J. G. WEBB, Dept. Mgr. at Mortons Jewelers It WITH YOUR NEW HOME I Fatory $1.00 Vonderful lot of Ladles TEA APRONS Values to 49c for DRESSES also Lovely cool Rayons, SwingFree with Hliantung ing Skirts to give plraty flare. Values lo 82.08 for June 24 368 West Center Special Lot of Boys O VERA AU Sanforised -L- EE-WAIST LIB Values t 79 SALE SALE STARTS Sat 69 Fresh as a Daisy Sat June 24 St PROVO 9 A. M. Wiring Supplies Phone 418 PROVO Sold by Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co. 255 W. Center Ph. 244 Sporting Goods Paint Spray Gun BEES Hardware and Sporting Goods Co. FOR RENT 364W. Center Ph. 579J Rose Retreads (All odd sizes carried) RETREADING Complete SPRING, GLASS and RADIATOR SERVICE Utah Tire Service Inc. 48 N. 3 W. PAJAMAS (Slightly imperfect) Dollar Values s to $2.00 for Contract Wiring Lighting Fixtures USED TIRES JOLLEY TIRE CO. 445 W. Center Provo at and I at The Furniture Exchange Ph. 24 316 W. Center IIAWK1NS0N TREADS ladles Rayon SIGHT GOWNS Values Radio Repairs J. It. GRIFFITH . . Men's and Boys Fine Dress WASH SLACKS General Tires'! Peck Electric L A JjjJ t BATON LADIES Close-Out- w. 93 316 West 55 79 Dress Shirts A Furniture Center Exchange St. All sizes - built up shouldera Also Rayons to 50) Hand Towels "up " Watch this classified directory of shop offerings of Provo merchants, craftsmen, and businesses. For "SPECIAL SERVICES not listed here phone 13-- 93 NEW. Good Quality Broadcloth BUI'S FOR LADIES Dollar Values Rayon Panties -- COAL RANGES L E. S. FLOOR LAMPS 25 Rayon Hose A ts 25 (Blare 14 Children's ljulle' and Mens, Boys and Girls' POLO SHIRTS large and Small gf4 WT Phone 750 BERRY CUPS Lumber is the most important thing you put into you hoqie. Unless you are an expert at judging:, deal with a firm whose reputation assures you of quality and fair prices. We are equipped to give you service on any lumber job large or small. Cal 232. Easy FHA or ABC Payments Under FHA terms and protection we can give you capital. Ask extended credit or start you off with for full information. Utah Timber & Coal Co. L: Phone 232 E. C. OLSEN Phone 611 585 South 2nd West UTAH PROVO Hand-mad- e flies Headquarters for - - -FISHING SUPPLIES GESSFORITS, Inc. 47 N. Univ. Phone 53 Building Service Frank plans, constructs, modernizes homes Frank B. Woffinden PHONE 047J1 Pioneer Trailer Builders Makers of -- Horn on thu Ranfe" aheap camp trallora and Wing - Hue" Houao Trailers. AhlanderMfg.Co. at COCKRELL & JONES 136 W. Center Ph. 56 Electric Motors Winding and Repairing Provo Electric Motor Co. 317 West Center Street Phone 435-- w INSURANCE Loans and Real Estate See FRED E. RAY 78N.Univ.Ave.Ph. 108 SHOE REPAIR Louis Kelsch & Sons at 476 S. Univ. Phone 100 "The Booterie 124 W. Center Ph. 707 Key Makers Typewriters Keys made to any lock Tennis rackets reatrung Carbons Repair Dept. 112 N. Univ. Phone 82 EXPERT REPAIRING Optometrist Cups and Cases Dr. J. E. Harrbou "Better Service For Less 194 W. Center Ph. 91 Provo Typewriter Service 141 N. Univ. Ph. 386J Spray Materials and Serviced See Wasatch Chemical Co. RFD 8 Bx. 98 Ph. 996--w :: |