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Show I T Friday, 0.....r Is UTAH VALLEY NEWS nr.nMWMPiwwiM jpW wyyjji Ince their marriage, where Mr. Corduri was engaged in farming. survive. They If.s ji.nfi.li a !.ve ;.t Late S!:ore , and the ful-- , :-- OBITUARIES !(JirIs and-Mothe- rs -o Funeral For IjOUtII (Jordon Ladio P, .i!.)i 1 rol t.il.i I.IJ'i in ;:! a'.-fj!- n to Shin'i-- Join Antoue (Jlonson Mens 00 1 unties SnuKffie ' Wool i J'lie ll.u iliii.; Sweaters and Vests 760 Childs Outinjf Flannel Pajamas Pair Sizes 2 to 39 6 $1.59 Fine Quality S II O It T S Misses Out inf: Flannel MENS Pajamas 85 to Sizes 8 HOYS 11 $2.39 69 of Sliaron ward libb'ipne; S'aiili-H. lari is of V.i.viM.r p Finch. viiirii anil A rf u:if composed of Mrs. Luis Downs, Mrs. Dimuhj Rkin-:- , Howard and Robert Downs, sang IJi.-hu- My Father Knows. Thj invo- offered by Wm M. cation w Vernon; Curtis Cordon and daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Ford, In The Garden of Torang morrow", accompanied by Miss Cuniorali Gordon. Robert Downs nng the solo, "Just a Wearyn For You" and Elvis B. Terry sang the solo "Going Home" acby his daughter, companied William S. Miss Sheree Terry. Park offered the benediction and the grave at the Provo Burial park was dedicated by President J. Clayton Walls. The pallbearers were rinse friends and associates of Mr. Gordon: Victor Christensen, Wil-fnrS. Gillespie, Ray Carter. lfi-Johnson. Lnrin Mangum and Alvin Rowley. Alma I.nwfll Gordon was born Mav 21. I!)14 in Provo, the son of Itoherl and Klida Ann Whit-elv Gordon. The family made their lioine in Edgeninnt and Lowell e.radnated from Lincoln filtli seliool and Sharon stake reininnry. lie was eounselor in the Sliiiron ward Sundav seliool jand prominent in Boy Scout ac- Sweat Shirts Hutton Front MS X 3GS West Center St. Provoj am. . Jai.e VfM.O.l, liij'riiiill d. I T!.-.:r- i I'-- om co'l-rtiTi,- 1 g cliil-dre- Rom where I sit ... ty Joe m . "ant a n, Firs', few days, Martha enjoyed house neat and quiet, top back the toothpaste, no morning mess from Alvins mi Jnight snacks ( Als partial to a bit of cheese nnd beer nt bedtime). Come the end of the week, she began to fidget; couldnt even read the Clarion, it looked ao nnmuAed ; didn't have any appetite with nn- l A - W 11 00 Vocaii- - from Marriacrr.; Ah in I!.. '.ii went south on his fur siune fishing, and left his Mi- :ius to enjoy a vacation from tha corncob piiie, clothes in n heap, and solos on the harmonica. to cook f,:r c body . Wire Al, when L- I week ahead of lU,. ill; j ,il cries for gratit ay myself,' fcua ai.) , - From wlicoi,;., encei of habit and .'i 'ffbci-- "Wi t i;,,5ed;ff wnether they have tu djM.iniQi withjT cob PPes, s glaos ofUr,orS ing the harmonica, trivial when you're separated! " they are, too! ,M I LONG-RU- N HIT CONTINUOUS PERFORM Ninety decided success, both in a social and financial way. Two one act plays, with DUP women as the complete cast, were featured, luge her with mugs by a group of the ladies in costume, with Mrs. Martha Mis K Isoy as accompanist. Sin nil Young gave a panlomino dunce, with Miss Dodge as her acciniipanist. The Grand View Camp DUP. wish to thank all who helped to make the gala event such a tivities. If37 he married iTnRue Susannah Park in the .Fait Lake temple. She and five children survive. Ann. Patricia, C.'irnl'-nSharon nnd Stephen On March , i jfk'.j review, Gay presented by Grand View ward Daughters of Utah Pioneers lamp, Monday evening, was a 1 l" A.- ; ; i The ; Hoys Sweaters i ... -- MM (Jrund View DUP Iresent Cay Ninety Review d Hoys White ! i! bi-e- l Mens Heavy Wool SOX G!n Virnon 1 , $498 White and Grey wit? Mii'ifhe lii-h-- Hutton Front ffi.Oft Values Each .f I'rovo; f.eii r;.l y J j.ervircs if ihe l.DS G'ris organization day at 2 Uf Si. .in. n ward was in charge (i.iilufl'd i,M.,ik m P'li.i.arit Vif.'-- chajiel uf :in,ai::i mcnls. a Ardour; Ghii:on, Sta hr Jo!. id Mm id Aiituoo and i.cni1,- Gle ason, who died l.i aii VINEYARD Monday at Utah Valley hospital following a short illness. liishup It. Bliss Allred conK. Allen Mr. and Mrs. cur, led the service, with Mrs. tin safe arrival of a June 15. Gaminell at the organ. Tlie ward quartet sang "Some- granddaughter, bom Friday at time We'll Understand and Max SI. Marks hospital in Salt Lake M. Snow, of the ward bishopric, City to Ray and Mary Allen of which Mr. Gleason is a mem- Downs. ber. offer d the opening prayer. The Gleaner girls will conFrank B. Perry was the speak duct a Coniradrie Tuesday eveer and Bishpo Allred offered ning at 7.30 at the home of Miss closing remarks. Wiida Wells. Mrs. Lucille Young Mrs Celeslia Taylor sang a solo, and the grave at the Provo Burial park was dedicated by Clarence Ashton. The babe is survived by his parents, two sisters, Carol and Aileen and a brother, Tom; and i a, aammar a a., ima. the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gleason, Pleasant Grove anil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton of Pleasant View. I. . $139 Of T lie Lo.hu , : inc Quality Cut ton l.wu; Sleeves I Oid Truil l..r.i!y mm iiis v. .i: Polo Shirts Hoys Work Skitfc . . r I .v I:. it i. : I., m oil of Salt oik of her Pi on iJili of Sharon i.iuM.i rs i.l tin; and mi w;.rJ c!ii.;l Thursday ,ai C. i.'T I. Mnii.s (iurdon, Mil. I i'li.n: I i J. it. ins fjijftlo'i. I r. In- - t'i:y. p.ve jm ' ar.d Kt'lih I mill. r;; I:. Iks if A.ii-" le f. re the Shore. Ch,r ion. I.o'ii i.l I.al-.In.', :n,; hi is leader of the group and Mrs Xuralyn Harding is c!a-- s president, arid they rejuc-- t ad Gleaner girls of the ward to be present. Mr. T. C. Ih h r! f n has M'out li e two v.i ei.-- i at C'.i:..p I.ii'.v'i,:!. V.a Vr.-- ou. with lit r I. ii bn.-i.'.'ajur 1: i.ert rm. w;M r Mrs. Alice I f . r : :.l ti e I. henry Ti: 'd.iv i.l l!:e ward f ail. 1 v.e.iy f ve la lies i.e M'.vir, Tui,5,1i'iv by Mr-- -. VeHi Bunk'T at hr home. Tin- - sew-lessen is new in Reliif pacor.-.- l work proved very popu ify lar. Victor M. Anderson has returned from Idaho, wrrc h" has visiting with h:s Miss Barbara Anderson returned home vili her father, after sepnding several weeks Id Idaho. Mrs. Joseph H. Clegg and Mrs. Herschel Clipper and their grandmother. Mr. Ellen Humphrey, spent the nast weekend at Orangeville with relatives. l&JS ID. . Lowell Gordon, all of Orem where I he family have lived tf t. 1 f v yv VbUiV n. 1 fit i ' We Greet You to the B.Y. U. T 1 1 2 2 3 For the first time in four years Provo will observe Y. Several thous- U. Homecoming Celebration Saturday. 15. and veteran students, and alumni will be in Provo. We, the undersigned wish your stay happy and memorable. SUTTONS Kl lINI KlTlLY FIRST SECURITY RANK PACIFIC I'RITF LIME MORGAN CO. r M & & CINDER HLOCK ARI) MARKET CO. DOCGI.ASS L. PHILLIPS Cuitniv Auditor P. !.. LARSEN HAKERY HICKS INSURANCE ROM) UOl'iCDHY I EQUIPMENT CO. DICK HOSIIAKD IN PILL E00T1I (.1 ROWLEYS THE FLOWER SHOP OREM CO. Ra!nh EiiiVon. Manager 1 pi VS PN-.- S STANDARD SUPPLY I uu ALLENS IH'.Of) ymniiaBjlWBij HEATING n;oo FURNITURE X 1 ltN X JEW El RY No wonder a success what other emit could do so The "re grac eful over kirts, oer slacks. Hefore jouva had yours a week, it will be as important to you as your makeua. Weve a wonderfully varied selection belted ir unbilled . . . push- theyre many jobs so well? eaen king rires-e- s. up or CO. LCNCH M & NIGHT CAFE OHS EFIMll SONS 4 son ivw FAIKHANKS MORTUARY SUPPLY X MACHINE CO. CONSOIlPVm) HARDWARE c; Nil:! DRH E INN STAPH PHOTO DY PENNi.irs in ii;;!:n grant mxchiv.: shop UO. nc:i co. i a CO. AGENCY & il!; VOl'NT.MN' i ti SHANE ELECTRIC MUSIC Pt.CMHlNG WILLARD SOWAICD Peal Eskit? ami Loans GRILL CAFE DALEHOUTS 1 D. GREEN County Surveyor LAWRENCE X. ATWOOD Count v Asio-s.:- WALLPAPER CO. WARDS AUTO HODY & PAINT SHOP PAINT IMPERIAL Sc L.VVLKNE PRODUCE & & C. GRANT Cnuniv Clerk OF UTILITIES DIS1UUUTING lo m C. CLARENCE CO. GRANITE FURNITURE WESTERN di Vi ARNOLD C. ROY LANCE County Attorney EI.01SE P. FILLMORE Cuu-- v Recorder F. W. WOOlAYORTIl CO. DEPARTMENT n Til EICON S. H ALL County Sheriff MALONE ELECTRIC CO. UTAH OFFICE h Count v Commissioner SONS & oi K J. JOHNSON WM. STARTIT CANDY CO. PROVO 31 Count v Commissioner VALLEY MORTUARY SECOND 1 J. ROYAL MURDOCK CAFE siuuvEUs JOHN 5 .truieht sleeves day-lengt- . . . ... in nailheaded or urtriramed Muck. All import int winter while, soft col.irs. lUO'. winiI. all wirier weigh!. Misses and junk ;V dark-shade- CO. h s, . 2!.7r |