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Show TIEC VOICE OF SHARON Johnson Orem Sfores (o Spot course drug ntur-- s and Kr.ih-were to nipt if they want although Mr. KiKh-- n will keep his gas service to be, but they could refuse to Nation opt rat ing ) st H other and be good in that respect along with sports EXPRESSIONS OF 1OI.ICY their fellow tradesmen. were made by each individual Mr. Kite ht n at the White Spot Mr. present. Drage believed it pointed out he would have to be ' was nuue a matter of public at his service station business sentiment, that the people them- anyway on Sunday, the selves could just as well do same he would not sell other .Saturday shopping if they would, merchandise, and the crowd preand the store keeper could thus sent applauded him for his sports get a holiday along with the rest man-lik- e attitude. of the world. In 25 years he had Gus Kelander would close la all never had a day off hardly, except the others did, but he didn't thVik as ch ran out on his business. He It fair for some to say they wotad favored Sunday closing. close and then run around to tr Charles Robbins refused to back door and sell goods under open no matter what others might cover to every passer-bdo. He might lose some business, Mrs. Sheesley of the Timp. but in the long run most people Market wanted Sunday to be a will see the point and coope day of rest, but her Sunday trade with the stores which cluToT ws the best of the week, and Orem General store also closes she refused to close up that day. on Sundays, regardless of what Likewise Henry Hummell of the others do, and Mr. Elsemore de- M. & H. store refused to close, clared Sunday to be a day of rest regardless of what others did. The at Orem General. two Willett stores at the north Mr. XVilberg, speaking for his end of Orem were not representOrem Feed and Grocery store, was ed. So a roll call showed FIVE emphatically In favor of closing, but thought everybody ought to stores ready and willing to close, agree to do the same thing, so three unwilling, and two not rethat no one would Town The suffer. Of presented. board thanked them for their express' Close Sundays REFUSE US?! V.'bi.e n, y. THESE STORES definitely agreed to close, however, regardless of what others Robbin's Market, might do: Drages Market at Canyon road, Orem General, Orem Feed and Grocery, Orem Cash (Tolboe and COMPARE and the bujust Wil-ber- g i ) , ll . (Continued From Tape One) Mayor Jolley, and by Evan of the Oreiu Feed and Grocery Btore, but no attempt was made by anyone-tenforce any legal regulations, nor to ask the Town board to pass an ordinance. Fruit sales during the summer made it almost Imperative to remain open on Sundays during that period, it was believed by all, but from September to May or June, no argument of this natlire could be used. It was agreed, and all believed no business would be lost if every one closed, but If a few remained open then those who did close would likely lose customers. ' Ru-'-i- ions, and the meeting adjourned, knowing that at least the five major stores In Orem will remain OUR VALUES and closed on Sundays. PLEASANT TO PAY MORE 1939 CHEVROLET Deluxe Town Sedan 193S CHEVROLET Deluxe Town Sedan 1937 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sports Sedan 1D33 CHEVROLET Town Sedan VIEW (Zella Colvin - Reporter) $675 $545. $443 $275 Clyde Andrews of Los Angeles, to his home Calif., returned Tuesday after spending 10 days nnniiimiiiiuiimiiiininniiiiiiiiiiinnniiniiummiuiuiiiiiiiiimiaiiiiiiiiwi Inc. Cannon-Ashto- n, South University Avenue 191 19, IDS') Thursday, u Phone 155 with hi- - parti,!-- , social fum twins were ht 1J in the family home daring Lia stay. narod Muhlesieia, young son of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Muhlesteln suffered a broken Ug when be was kitked 'by a uors-- . it is reported be is doing well. Miss Margaret Dudley has returned home after a 10 days visit in Vernal with her mother, Mrs. John Ilodgkinson. Mrs. Caroline Brokaw celebrated her 70th birthday at her home Surday. Her sou Austin and family spent the day with her and all enjoyed a birthday dinner, hi, and Mrs. Ralph Hows and R.ren visited the State Fair D Cynthia Lange. Booth is dtad. He was i ritually injured in a traffic accident near limlty, Ida early Ur-- t week, and died Sunday. His son, Booth nf Orem was at Burley, looking after funeral arrangements early this week. A sister, Mrs. Joseph Evans also lives In Orem. Marri-o- n , An Interesting Program was given Sunday evening by uh as a tukii i.f aj pr.-- iution their w 'ik in the Primary. evening was tp. nt w:h games refreshments wore served to fur The and the , following: Mrs. Flossie Asav, Maeme Colson, Mrs. Hazel Liston, Mis. Rhea Adams, Mrs. Lola Adams, Mis. Evelyn Tvriv Mrs Mrs. Myrtle Christensen, Velma Maag, Mrs. Cynthia and Mrs. Mary Williams. Mrs. STAKE v xiJiIsrj Baarjscs' V mmj i GENEALOGY the Slake missionary organization Amalia Latta - Reporter with Ray Carter In charge, Mrs. Phone 048-J- 1 Naomi Park Dickey and President A. V. Watkins were the speakers. A Senior temple excursion is Special musical numbers were a solo by Mrs. Melba Pyne set for Wednesday, Oct, 2nd toi piano MYiday. vocal solo by Mrs. Helen the Salt Lake temple from Sharon' Francis Brown, who was seri- and a Carter Mrs. stake. by ously hurt in Los Angeles has Dickey. accompanied There were 58 members attendbeen taken from the hospital to ed the temple during August. is home at Raymoud Partridge his apartment. He is still very Number of endowments, 127; treatment serious and his mother Is with again after receiving couples sealed. 20; Children to him. Francis was struck by a I at the Utah Valley hospital. His parents, 42. J is as condition being a reported train while unloading ore from Genealogical Sunday will be much and his improved many commemorated next car. He suffered a bad scalp Sunday, Sept. wound and a serious back Injury. friends hope he Is on the way to 22nd in all the wards throughout John Crane of Denver, Color- complete recovery. the church, a program to be ado visited Saturday and Sunday Announcement mailed to each ward bishop, who with his mother, Mrs. Elzia is made by Mr. and Mrs. Jean should arrange for this Sunday Crane. Meyers of the marriage of their to be reserved, and speakers Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cluff daughter Denise to Fredrick Bos- chosen to present the outlined and baby are spending a few well, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. L. topics. weeks with Mrs, Cluffs mother, Boswel of Provo. Mrs. Terry. The marriage took place in Mrs. H. Grant Ivins, Tony and Heber.Clty Saturday, September SPECIAL MEETING a Guy Ivins and Jay Olson spent 7th, the young couple being acweek In Los Angeles where they companied by Mr. and Mrs. Duane visited the Fair. Peterson. Miss Meyer Is a gradu- OF ALLL.D.S. ate of the Lincoln high school. They will make their home In BISHOPRICS Provo where Mr. Boswell Is employed. (Mrs. C. H. Poutson - Reporter) Miss Norma Williams has reA special meeting of all ward turned home from Walker Mines, Bishoprics hag been called for The Shepherd Carson Wedding is a marriage of Interest to the California where she has been October 3, for a full day precedwith her sister and ing the General Conpeople of the Umpanogos ward. visiting brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Earl ference. Sessions have been arIt took place Tuesday, Sept. 10th Jones. ranged with the approval of the at Fairfield, when Miss Charlotte to consider Mrs. Lucille Evans was given a First Presidency Shepherd, daughter of Mrs. FlorMrs. Church procedure in now buildence Atwood of American Fork, shower by her mother-in-laafter- ings, remodeling, beautification, became the bride of Leslie Carson Earl Evans last Friday noon when about 18 relatives and finance, accounting system, and of Fairfield. activities of the Aaronlc PriestThe ceremony was performed friends met at the Evans home. hood. were played and the in the presence of the Immediate Games To these meetings are also inIce cream and cake guests enjoyed families and close friends by served by the hostess. The gath- vited the Stake presidencies, Bishop Roy Gappmayer, following Stake also honored Mrs. LaRue Stake and Ward clerks, ering w hich a lovely was given reception whose birthday occurred on High Council, and Mission presiPeay recreathe The couple. honoring dents. tion hall was beautifully decorat- that day. A e of The fist meeting will commence Mrs. of frieuds group ed with flowers. was Dancing Fri- at 9:00 A. M. In the Tabernacle, her last Peay surprised were and refreshments enjoyed !n honor of her birthday anBishop LeGrand Richards presidserved Many lovely gifts were day, niversary. They went to Canyon ing. Speakers at this session will received. The young couple will Glen and enjoyed a weiner roast he President J. Reuben Clark, Jr., make their home in Fairfield. President David O. McKay, BisThe Shepherd family is well and water melon bust. hop M. O. aisliton, and Bishop known here having been active in Officers anil Teachers the activities of the ward here beof the Primary association met Joseph L. Wirthlin. An illustrated fore moving to American Fork at the home of Mrs. W. P. Wil- le lure by Irvin T. Nelson and last spring. Friends attending liams last week to honor two of George W. Ashton will conclude from here were Bishop and Mrs. their number who are resigning the morning program. In the afternoon three separate Gappmayer, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford The honored guests were: Mrs. Larsen, John and Arthur Shep- Ellenora Skinner and Mrs. Irene meetings will bo held. Bishop herd, also a brother and Mrt. Trusbanski. A gift was presented LeGrand Richards will preside over the one in the Assembly Hall, BKliop M. O. Ashton at the X Barrett Hull, and Bishop Joseph f L. Wirthlin on the fourth floor of the Bishop's Building. in 'he evening a reception will bp given for the visiting Bishops, their counselors, the Stake Presidencies, the High Council, and other invited guests, with their wives, at the Hotel Utah commencing at 8:00 p. m. 1 Bishop LeGrand Itlchard3 is 1 V' ;',v so Because quoted as saving, many new wards have been organized, so many changes made In ward bishoprics during the past year or two, we feel that we would like to met t v. ith all bishops and their counselors to get better acquainted and give both of us a better understanding of earh other's works." TIMPANOGOS AMAZING-- n's ) ,A ' semi-annu- r.IODSE. this entirely different wood and coal range before you buy ANY new atove. Beautiful in appearance, wonderful In ita many features . . . it's the truly MODERN range for YOUR OWN kitchen! ' Ask about it! SEE IT TODAY! 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