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Show UTAH VALLEY NEWS Friday, December 28, 1945 Cali- Taylor-Worthingt- Jimmie of Los Angeles, fornia are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs- Moroni Olsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. mw on Nuptials Wednesday - Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicholas, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris left Wednesday for a two weeks' trip to California. Mrs. Clara Kirk spent Christmas at Magna with her sons- - Bishop and Mrs. Weldon J. Taylor announce the marriage of their sister. Miss Virginia Taylor, daughter of the late William and Nora Taylor of Lake View, to Vernald Thomas Worthington, of Arlington, Va., son of Mrs. Charles A. Becker of San Francisco, which California, look place Wednesday in the Salt Lake LDS temple with Elder Ezra T. Benson of the Council of the Twelve officiating. Close family members were in attendance. Wednesday evening an informal reception was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Worthington In the club room at Joseph Smith Bldg., by members of the Taylor family, where close friends and relatives called from 7:30 to 10 p.m. String music was enjoyed during the evening, also solo numbers by the brides brother, Paul Taylor, her cousin, Iris Taylor and quartet numbers by August Johnson, Joseph Ah- - n and good taste Dignity and good taste are expressed in the fine appointments of a Berg service .In its in the de smooth, uninterrupted procedure voted attention of the entire staff to every detail. Anyone who has ever attended a Berg service knows how perfectly these attributes of dignity can be blended into a memorial service of lasting comfort and inspiration. LOOKING AHEAD nCECRCEl BENSON Sttttf. jhUtiu Creative Spark Invention is declining In the United Stales. Between 1830 and 1943 patent applications went down about half at tlie Patent Ofllca In Washington. To be very technical, the drop was M'S per 100,300 of tha If the total country' population. number of patents applied for n finally had varied a great deal in former year, this would not be so but H had not. From 1900 to 1930 our number of patent Increased each year, about like tha population grew. Many people played at being inventors. Scant original gadget to mako living easier could bo found In process Mrs. Thomas Worthington of development at marly any wayside wagon shop. Many a housewife cherished what sho hoped was lander, Joseph Taylor and Goldsecret recipe. Boys and girls en Taylor. dreamed of wealth from something Close friends of Mrs. Worththey might think up. Mrs. Ferry Nielson, Reporter W pay m AB te the Geed ington served from a beautifulCars ly appointed table. Only a few of these formulas or enThe Relief officers society Mr. and Mrs. Worthington mechanical devices ever reached will make their home at Arling- tertained at a Xmas program the Patent Office, but the youngster Co. and social Tuesday afternoon. who worked with them gained valton, Virginia. Refreshments were served and uable knowledge. And cut at Bile Pooler ha Mrs. Worthington is well were exchanged. Santa wave ef creative energy same uao-fi- d gifts Orem-Sharon comknown in was present to help make the enPatent applications things. a host of friends and has munity e tertainment complete. reached an high between who wish her well. She was 1913 and 1930, and (papulation A Christmas party for the graduated from BYU, where she actually granted OREM was president of the Associated widows of the ward was held broke a patents record, X only a few Women's Students and the Val Friday, Dec. 2', at the home of months later. Phone: Provo 0IB-J- 4 Norn social unit Mrs- - Mary Hansen. A jolly afterInvention te the spark ef creative Mr. Worthington la also a noon was spent, refreshments thought It was during Americas graduate of BYU and waa a served and each guest was given era of invention that the people ef the United States rose up industrimember of the Bricker social a gift. ally end Climbed to the top of the unit and Alpha Kappa Pal. entertainRelief The society The bride has been extensiv- ment committee waa responsible world, in wealth, in education, In-in health and in living standards FOR OR RENT ely entertained during the past for the social part. vention! increase employment ' Pianos, Accordions, Gui- week, by Mrs. Quayle Cannon boost and shorten working The G. W. club entertained at hours. wages of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Rudolph crests infinitely tars. Phone 94i0ft, Prof S. P. Reese, Mrs. Martin Cllnger a Christmas party Friday after- more jobInventions than they destroy. W. WiHiaroo, 808 E. S South. and Mrs. Karl Johnson of Lake noon at the home of Vida Lyst-ruHistorical Sketch London Rummy waa enProvo. I buy, sell, rout, and View and Mrs. Nadine T. Ashby F. O. Richey of Cleveland, Ohio, of Provo; also several family joyed, Janet Humphrey winning ona of the nations distinguished teach. dinners. the prize for high score. A de- patent attorneys. Informed me relicious pot luck lunch was en- cently that the history of Invention divide naturally into four periods: joyed. Gifts were exchanged. (1) Before the 17th Century when Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Olsen (here were no patent laws and few entertained at a Christmas din-- t Inventions; (3) The 17th and 18th ncr- - Covers were laid for Mr. Centuries with poor patent laws and Mrs. Joe Brisk of Copper-to- poorly administered; (3) From earMrs. Orris Johnson and son ly in the 19th Century to 1933, and Jimmie of Los Angeles, Mr. and (4) since. America's era of invention covMrs. Arlo Tholman of Vineyard, Mr- - and Mrs. Joseph Johnson ered more than a century back of and the hosts and hostess. Their 1933, a period with Ben Franklin at end and Thomas Edison at tha daughter Virgic and husband of one other, in which Chief Justice John California were also present. Marshall stood out for fair use of The Sunday school held their the patent system. Those were tha annual Christmas party Monday, years when Inve itiona end their scidevelopment were profitable evening at the ward chapel at entific 7:30. A Christmas pageant was to men of intellect echodte of enand flourished. presented, entitled The Night gineering Spell chemistry ef Hostility Mrs. Lowell Before Xmas. Tha Latin who called Necessity Varley was the reader. As a the mother of Invention was wrong. conclusion old Santa came down Necessity makes people Improvise: through the fire place to wish Invention springs from love of , . . that our hopes for you of today and a all Merry Christmas gave achievement and hope of reward will be realized tomorrow and on nuts and oranges to all the kid- for good Ideas. Among Europeans, dies present. tha Swiss have the most freedom all the succeeding tomorrows of and lead in Inventions The ChiLoudGordon Leon and Lloyd (he year that lies ahead. er were both able to return home nese, having no hop of reward. from the service to spend Invent little. In America, our TalChristmas with their wives and ent Office safeguarded the reward In the 19th Century. families. In the last dozen years, however, Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt enjoyed the U. S. patent system has been tha .J-Iapplnei. the presenre of her three sons target of much verbal attack. Hnld-r- s home' for Christmas dinner for of patents ara pointed at aa If the first time In over 3 years. they had stolen something. MoreWm. Pralt Is serving in the U S over the rewards, that coma (by Army and has enjoyed a 45 day nature suddenly) to inventors, aro . . and you To you . . . and you . furlough from California ramps. twisted from them by taxation. George rerentlv reerived his dis- What 1s the result? Inventors ara inventing. Must Americas crecharge from the European the- not ater of war. Roy is employed ative spark lie quenched, or may her Inventors be rewarded? at u CORDIAL GOOD WISHES TO ALL OUR FRIENDS u? Tim waits lor no man, and 1948 Is no exception. That Is why we hasten to send our New'Year'g wishes to you good folks in town and all around town. il a DRIVE OUT AND SAVE A A ITS GOING TO BE A WINDSOR Orem Motor Fletchers 368 W. Center St. PROVO vr as SJUf fteu roppy TO EVERYBODY p. REFRIGERATORS RADIOS ELECTRIC RANGES Now On Our Floor You can see them n, you can order yours A-T- Simmons Lumber and Our wish for 1946: Hardware Co. (Year Trading Center) OREM Phone 048R2 J4catlh . i r I! i : I WIRING RANGES UTAH PROVO AND Changes y ELECTRIC RANGES Give her the Christmas Gift shes been waiting for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Also small electric heaters with fan for instant heat Ideal for bathroom See at once at GENEVA SUPPLY COMPANY OREM, UTAH 082J2 053J5 We have franchise for DEEPFREEZE Genuine Home Freezer' Crystal ElectricYears of Electrical Service Walter H. Ilendrirk, Licensed Electrician Opposite Utah Fewer & Light Orem Phone 069-R- 5 83 Rlngham. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson had as their guests for Christmas. Mr and Mrs. Wesley Long and sons Drewrv and RodHl. and Mr. and Mrs. David TlUnes-wortend daughter Lawann Jean of Salt Lake. Julian T.nwc and Austin have received an honorable discharge from the U S, army and are enjoying the holidays at home. Mrs. Orris Johnson and son h I)it-timo- 9If - the ft ()rnu-(6iwi- m (Bint? s matter November It. 1937 at the poet Entered as second-clas- s the Act ef March 8, 1879. under Utah, office at Orem, Published every Thursday By Utah Valley Publishing Company, Prove, Utah PPM 9? R S! LARSEN P. L. Plumbing Company S Farmers & Merchants Bank FOR leter Homes aglow everywhere. New Year's, sod tha latch-strin- g ia out I As ws ara about te turn over a new, and we hope-m- uch brighter page for 1946, we thank yon for your generous support during the past year, with the hope that Divine Providence will bless your home in many unexpected ways. Best wtehea for a very Happy New Year I Jts To the People of this Community Remember the Kid In Upper Four? lie thinks about you, his home folks, even under Die murderous fire of enemy mi chine nrrs. COMPANY PHONE 34 See Us For ASPHALT ROOFING 195 W. 3rd South PROVO WHEN YOU ENLIST IN THE REGULAR ARMY Sv ? Service in theater of 'Operation of.yadt choice: European, Alaskan, Pacific, ,Carribeankt a receive decoration. N y ijrAlul Heaven, take care of . Mom end 1: sd and niy brother and ais'er and all the folks at home. Thanks for the food and water we have in this shell hole. Take rare of my buddies. Take care of me. Amen. In this ease the kid's name waa Private Ken Miller of Greensburg, Kan., veteran of I wo Jims. Private Miller won't mind if you substitute the name of your boy for his as the boy who proved in a foxhole for the home folks. The link between foxhole and home is never brten unless you break it here yourself. Your fighting sons look to you in the 7th War Loan to demonstrate that you are helping them in one of the moat direct ways open to you, the acquisition of the most War Bonds you have ever bought in any War Loan. THE EDITOR Y0UHS V other day lo ""KiRr in IS THE CHOICE kid came home tha reh called sayaiming this SPEAR LUMBER r , ... jr A ChinoJ) 'U vV-J- I ; ;. .. ,1 Assignment te Arm of ; Yourj. Choke: Infantry, Air Corps, Field Artillery, Arm Al; Assignment to Service tof Your Choices Medical Deportment. Quartermaster Corp Adjutant General's Department, etc .... h. .. ' Z' Your choice ' of one ef four enlistment fwi service), months, 34 months or 3 years. V4- msmm per-- . 13 |