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Show ! V V THE VOILE OF El IAIL,S Friday, February' 10, 1939 WINDSOR 5Ije lloirr of lmrmt Published weekly at Provo, Utah, by the Sharon Cooperative Educational Recreational Association of Orem. Printed by Utah Valley Publishing Co.. 57 North First West Street. Proro, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter, October 8, 1937, at the Post Office at Provo. Utah, under act of March S. 1879. Windsor Old Folks Wedding Reception Given for Newlyweds To Re Feted Feb. 14 very prettily arranged wedding reception aas given Saturday evening in the Timpanogos ward hall by Mr. ..nd Mrs. David L. Rowley Sr., honoring Mr. and "'firs. Melvin Thurman (Clara RowTejc) who were married in the Salt Lake Temple, February 2nd. The bride was attractively dnssed in white satin, and wore a bridal veil. Mrs. Mary Rowley was matron of honor, and the following friends acted as brides maids: Helen Thurman, Ella May Adams, Jennene Thomas, Melba Edwards and Mrs. Arden Rowley. Arden Rowley acted as best man. In the recei.ing line in addition to the bridal party were Mr. and Mrs. Ravid L. Rowley and Mr. and Mrs. Thurman, parents or the young couple and Mrs. I in 11a Steiner, grandmother of the bride. The 'Gentlemen of fuml-lie- d the Swing" ordie-tr- a music for the evening of danelnir. D.i nty refreshments were served to about three hundred relatives tr.l friends. Many beautiful and useful gifts were received Lovena and by Hermine Rowley, sisters of the bride, and Melvin Rowley, her The young rouple will nephew'. reside in Provo where Mr. ThurA man Is employed. folks committee. under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, have prepared plans for the nual Old Folks party which will be held Feb. 14 and which promises to he one of the gala affairs of the year and a real Valentine party for the aged, widows The Windsor old and widowers. Guests will begin to arrive at 10 a. m. and for two hours handshaking and greetings will be extended to each other. Mr. and Mrs. E an Wiiberg and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morly are head of the reception committee and will be-- at the church house door to welcome all on their arrival. Hot chicken dinner will be served to all present at noon. Mrs. Florence Downs Is head of the cooking committee and Mrs. P.laiuhe lloolty has charge of t..!ils. lie program v ill be given with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ash and Mr. The old folks of Sharon stake will lie entertained this Saturday at I.lnroln high school, commencing? at 10:00 a. m., according to W. 3. Cordner, stake chairman. Each ward Is to he responsible foi and see to It that all those who are able to attend are given transportation to and fron the Lincoln high school. The Gleaners and M. Men of art nMiiHoring a Valf'n-tin- e danre Tuesday, Feb. 14th. Robert Elliott and Miss Stella Bounoug are the chairmen of the affair. Spencer Crabtree and his orchestra will furnish the mnsic and admission Is 85c a couple and 10c for extra ladies. A cordial Invitation Is extended to the public. vices Sunday. i Climaxing the Valentine party, Feb. 14, when the Old Folks of Windsor ward will be feted, a three act comedy, Orson Slick from Pumpkin Creek will be presented at the ward ehapel, both the cast and the play Itself being sure to please according to those who have seen them In action. Includes The cast Murvel Walker, ElWood Baxter, Reva Marrott, Eava Richardson, Zora Harris, Seldon Harris and Louder. A matinee Is to be given Monday afternoon for the children. Her-nel- Valentine Dance To Be Held at Edgemont eon-firm- Scoutmaster George Long held a At Mrs. Alf. Harper in charge, social in honor of the ward a 2 m. p. commencing at Scouts at his home Wednesday three-ac- t In the evening a comedy will be presented under evening. Mrs. Edward Harris had the the direction of Murvel 'Walker misfortune to slip and break her and Mrs. Ina Mangum. ankle Sunday evening. She was taken to the American Fork hosComedy Slated pital where she will remain for For Valentine Party OLD FOLKS TO BE ENTERTAINED The M I. A. conjoint program Sunday evening was furnished by the Scouts with Scoutmaster George Long in charge. Talks on scouting were givei.a"!7y Jarman, Bishop J Stanley B. Harris, Scouts Loland Baxter and Leon Hanson. Pledge of Allegiance was given under the direction of Floyd Johnson. Sunday evening the ward seminary students and Principal Smith will furnish the program for sacrament meeting. A Parent - Teachers meeting was held at the Lindon srhooj house Wed. evening. Supt. Calvin Smith of the Granite school district gave a talk on Home and School Relations. .Mrs. Earl Walker underwent an .operation at the American Fork h coital Sunday morning for gallstones. Mrs. Murvel Walker is caring for her tiny month old daughter. Bishop Stanley B. Harris took Lois Troutz to the L.D.S. hospital Friday where she was operated on for appendicitus, Lois mother, mother, Mrs. Ernest Troutz was already at the hospital with another daughter that was 111. Tatsy Cragun, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Oscar Craeun was a member of our Church by her grairdfaher, FresidenJ Edmund Cragun, at the fastday ser- HAVING.A PARTY? Need Equipment? Phone J. II. Kirk 198-- J building. Fifty members attended the Salt Lake temple during the month of January. Endowments performed for the dead 109; couples sealed, 56; children to parents 12. Wanted Old useless live Animals All Used Car Buyers Shonld See Oar: SEE ONE BIG LOT YERGENSEN FOX FARM of East on Fourth North OREM QUALITY c. Home-bu- m c. -- coops-Fruit ful fa berries-A- l Mod. SHARON Terms. Mrs. C. F. Ebenstein entertained for her daughter Peggys 4th birthday Tuesday evening. The gueses were ReNae Kofford, Carol Farnsworth, Gay Christensen, Baril Peterson, Creel Kofford, n Connie and Calvin Clayton, Home-co- o Trade. J c. Home-fru- it plow land Trade for Home. Brick, N. E. $2200.00 Mod. Brick, H. A. Heat Terms $3000.00 Mod. Kol-lee- SALE . SEE PROWS and HAWS Realty Company Used Pianos USED CARS $45 Fruits and Vegetables Arizona grapefruit and California sweet navels. Best Quality (retail or wholesale) at Orem Produce Co, L. W. Duke, Prop. 8 N. Stale street, Orem. TRAHER-Iv- up EASJ Taylor Bros. Provo rilONE ooa -- I:;" : V - and Used Furniture Parents will hav ait Opporthe classes in social tunity to dancing from 12:30 to 1 o'clock. The meeting to follow will Include musical numbers by. members of fifth and sixth grades and by the teachers of Sharon school. Mrs. Doss, sihool nurse, will discuss the school health project. Mrs. E L. Aiken of Provo, second of the state organization, will be guest speaker, bringing the story of Founders of P, T. A. A camllo lighting ceremony in observance of Founder's Day will be presented by members. Meeting will close at 2:30 p. m. 7 St X ? x ' 1 nt : iitlP g; 'ey stzcrVi All the heroic adventure, stirifti romance and endless excitement of the story Robert Louis Stevenson always sidered his best is packed into 20th Century-Fox- s production of Kidnapped with Warner Baxter and Freddie Bartholomew in the leading roles comes to the Scera Theatre on Also a second Ihursday and Saturday, February lea Lure CALL OF THE ROCKIES. All Timpanogos priesthood members and all welfare workers of the ward are asked to attend a special welfare meeting to be held at 8:30 p. m., immediately following the ward priesthood meetr. ing, announces Bishop Roy VIEW Susan Jameson, Reporter Telephone 021R1 three-ac- t birthdays, also the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Egilson. . Evelyn Brown has returned Price after spending several weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie to .Mrs. Edwin . Bennton, Mrs. Joseph Cowley and Mrs. J. Morris Christenson of Salt Lake City, mother and Bisters of Mrs. Karl E. Young were visitors at the Young home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Ivins spent the week end at St. George, Mr. Ivins being judge of the St. George annual Poultry show. Mrs. Ivins spoke at a meeting on TIMPANOGOS lira. C. H. PMliei, IMfMtw Tslaphom. 44J1 One of the best scout programs ever given In the ward was con- ducted last Sunday evening under the direction of Scout Master, Orrell DeLange. The flag ceremony was given by the troop and talks were given by the following boys: Gail Loveless: Gordon Hansen; Richard Bigelow; and David Asay; and by d Bishop Roy Gappmayer, C. Larsen, and Scout commissioner Charles Robbins. The scout oath was given by Richard Nimer; Guy Cordner; Jack Rohbock; and Leon AlkenT The scout laws were given by the following boys: Billy Burr, Booth Mavcock, Larry Kitchen, David Asay, Dan Bigelow, Richard Nimer, Shirley Johnson, Gordon DeLange, LaMar Edwards, Jack Rohbock, Guy Cordner, and Wes- Lange, Lamar Edwards, Jack Rohbock, and Guy Cordner. Gail Loveless was awarded a star badge and Clyde Robbins a life badge. Musical numbers were: Scout song Hike along an instrumental by the troop; trio b Booth Maycock, Gordon DeLange and Dan Bigelow, and "Shall the Youth of Zion falter by the congregation." Church services next Sunday evening will be conducted by the Home Missionaries laboring in the ward. Dr. Kelly who recently acted as president of the German mission will be the speaker. Four babies were named In fast meeting last Sunday. They were; Carolyn May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Anderson; Dale T. son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Wilson; Gary E., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones; and Larry Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Johnson. Mrs. John- Lundhal went to Los Angeles last week to visit her daughter Evelyn who has been seriously ill. Mrs. Francis Gurney and children of Ephraim visited with her sister, Mrs. C. W. Larsen. An enjoyable evening was spent e at Park last Friday evening by a group of friends who met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gappmayer where refreshments were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Reed Gappmayer, Mr. and Mrs. McTague, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Liston, , Mrs. LaPreal Moss, Ray Howarth and Waldo Harris and the host and hostess. The following parents surprised 26 boy scouts Tuesday evening after the regular M. I. A. meeting, serving refreshments and playing games and enjoying songs with them: Mr and Mrs. Philo Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loveless, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maycock, Mr. add Mrs. Floyd Cordner, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wllford Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ivern Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gappmayer, Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Rassmus-seMrs. Winnie Graff, Mrs. Annie Rohbock, Mrs. Isabelle r, Scoutmaster Orelle DeLange and Mrs. DeLange, Assistant Scoutmasters Gayle Loveless, Gordon Hansen and Fenton EASY TERMS NO INTEREST 'CV 'Kt 'CX,4"'V"V A. V. WATKINS, Executor. Publication dates; Jan. 13, 20, 27, and Feb. 2 In Voice of Sharon. NOTICE Estate TO CREDITORS of Hannah M. Wall, Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Suite 4, Roundy Bldg., 43 North University Ave., Provo, Utah, on or before March 22, 1939. A. V. WATKINS, WET ROADS AHEAD torney, Suite- - 4, Roundy Bldg., North Univ. Ave., Provo Utah, on or before April 1, 1939. J. B. IIUNN, Administrator A. V. Watkins Attorney for Administrator. Publication dates: Jan. 27, Feb. 48 3. 10, 17. Your old furniture for upholstering and repairing. We guarantee a Job at a reasonalle price. See Glenn A. Johnson, 21fl S 7 West Provo. WA.NTKI): top-not- COAL: Best grade, dependable, free delivery service, (storage rates. New. low price on slack. C. Christopherson. Phone 791. WHITE SPOT SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Satisfaction Always Grocerlea Confection ROBT. J. THORNE Proprietor SHELL SERVICE STATION Across from Lincoln Hi W. P. Williams Ifax. AbNOLD BuBNXKBKAM BARBER Do away with Get Proper Halreata. OREM ( Ef Linoola High Sokaal) Floral Nursery n, Gapp-meye- FUNERAL DESIGNS Don,t waitl RPIace worn, safe tire now with new Goodrich A group of relatives of Mrs. C. Safety Silvcrtowns with the Life-ITread Then yOU il have the Poulson met at the Poulson greatest protection ever offered home Tuesday evening to honor skids between car and Mrs. Paulson on her birthday and the road. You'll be your on "the driving The was spent Varest thing on wheels. Remem-i- n niverary. evening playing games; refreshments Bar, you get Golden Ply blow-ou- t boiilg served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Poulson, ley Graff, Scout badges were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Lud Poulson, Mrs. GGCD3IS9 Charles Robbins to the following Wilford Poulson, Mrs. Josephine n Mr. Mrs. B. and F. Tenderfoot Lamar Draper, hoys; badges: and Ina Poulson. Anderberg. Leslie Rasmussen and LAST LCHSER... EEC,VISE TKEYT.E STROKES OUR L SPECIALTY Ser -- "FOR - Get out those Spring Suits, Topcoats, etc., right now and send them to Madsens v for a real cleaning. We send them back to you in ,ihe best possible shape for another years wear. Madsen Cleaning Co. Rohbocks Sons VALLEY-V- v rub-be- and LUNCTI On the Corner by Lincoln High , r ' tt and trouble-- features mean AEW TIRE AND id UP Goodrich SAFETY Silvettown nus caxs UKJ rtf M)n rt WORD Saw . T JCn . Utah o islAST a Mod md Equipment titr pMf, truiirlUk$fa.Tirllfly lAKU$.LAurfti 7' 1 3V tT V I aents Tellurjdo Moto-r- Co. Provo Tri X1 : saving that U Confectionery FAN BELTS SPftX You Can Be HER Valentine Phone Eight--0 1939. Simmons, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of A. V. Watkins, At- Ro-Sh- tar WHERE TIIE FLOWERS GROW present claims with vouchers to the undersigned st Suite 4, Roundy Bldg., 4S North University Ave., Provo. Utah, on or before March 22, Estate of Orson Spencer other 31 G Wall, Deceased. Creditors will NOTICE TO CREDITORS Leon Aikins; Second class lo Billy Burr. Booth Maycoek, Larry Kitchen, David Asay, Dan Bigelow, Richard Nimer, Gordon De- listing Furniture Exchange W. Center Wall, som. as George Albert G. A. Executor. Publication dates: Jan. 13, 20, 27, and Feb. 3 In Voice of Sharon. Heat-re- - Provo Greenhouse Estate of times known Gapp-meye- 16-1- 8. PLEASANT TO CREDITORS deceased. Wof-finde- That glamour girl of yours whether shes wife, will be thrilled at your sweetheart or mother thoughtfulness in sending her favorite flowers on Valentines Day. Let the fragrance and sweetness of lovely blooms tell her youre her Valntine. NOTICE WELFARE WORKERS TtrtT KIDNAPPED Wil-for- c. 150 No. Unlv. Ave. Puren(-Teaclu- w and Carroll Kofford, Richard "Home Beautification" Saturday and David Stevens, Mary and Hel- evening at the county agriculture en Wolston, Merla and Jimmie roomr AnBon Call, formerly of Keetch. Provo was In charge. Top Value In Every Car RUSS it Brown. FOR SALE and PROBATE GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES at will a Clerk hold or the Consult meeting aMjiatiou County Sharon ward hall, Monday, Feb. Respective Signer for Farther Information. 13, at 12:80 P. M. The Sharon s. M X. University iveaw Highest Prices Paid. No middle man to take your profits. " NOTICES LEGAL P, T. A. Program Planned at Sharon GranffmA Goes Hollywood" a play sponsored by the Sharon ward M. I. A. was presented Thursday evening in the ward STAKE GENEALOGY Amusement hall. This was the View Pleasant exchange play. a few days. Amelia Latta, Reporter will present their play later at Wednesday evening the followPhone 04SJ1 Sharon. ing Windsor boys assisted at the Approximately a hundred childmusical held at the Pleasant A senior temple excursion will ren enjoyed the P. T. A. Variety Grove high school auditorium un be held Wednesday, March 1st to SIiqw given Monday afternoon at der the direction of Irvin Jensen. the Salt Lake Temple from Shar- the amusement hall. The B. Y. Trombone solo, Milton Johnson, on stake. U. Public Service Bureau and Mr. musieal trio, Howard Lowe, WarStake genealogical board meet- S. W. Williams furnished several ren Johnson and Emerson Tope. ing will convene the third Sunday clever numbers. The Mutual boys and girls un- Feb. 19th at 1:30 p. m. Stake Mr. and Mrs. Alden Chatwin der the direction of the ward of- - genealogical union meeting will entertained about twenty family also be held on the same date at members at dinner Saturday 2 p. m. In the Stake seminary evening, the occasion being their Windsor Relief Society To Honor All Members All members of the Windsor relief society, young and old, will be honored at the chapel Feb. 15 at 2 p. m. by the officers of the society not Just a few but every woman in the ward is asked to attend this special Valentine function. "A grand surprise is In store for all ladies who attend; FOR 84LE One Anto Wagon, or will trade for trailer Its something you can borrow and later you can lend. Phone 034R4. It will make your friendship dearer, To each other well be nearer, Now Pve told you all we dare But we hope to see you there." New ficers and teachers enjoyed a roller shating party at Park Ro Sbee, Monday evening. A number of irlends surpised Bernice Hreinson at her home Games were Monday evening. played, refreshments served and a very delightful evening was spent by the following: Verna Marrstt, Berniece Ilreinson, Evelyn York, Wanda Miner, Jewell Walker, Afton Backus, Cliffoid Prestwich, Jack Boren, Leon Gordon, Leon Hanson, Leslie Miner, and Kay Whitley. Wanda Tope and her mother visited Lois Hroutz at the L.D.S. hospital at Salt Lake Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Colledge and family of Toole and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elsmore and daughter of Salt Lake visited at the home of their Martin father, Walker, Sunday. Mrs. Edith Johnson entertained Saturday at a family reunion. The following sons and uaugntce spent a very enjoyable day with their mother: Joe, from Oakland, Calif., Rosa, from Junction City, Eliza Miller, Horn American, from Pleasant Cyril, Grove, Leona Omer, Olive Stark and Hart Id, of Windsor. Besides the f imily thirty-on- e other relatives were present. Mrs. Mayne Ruston is at the American Fork hospital where she was operated on for appenai-cituMrs. Ruston before her marriage was Virgle Slioell of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harris returned tho first of the week from a months visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Summerville, at Long Beach, Cal. t .J . BRIMHALL BROS. 11 Provo Wert 1 North Fhana MO |
