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Show Thursday, February 13, 1911 THE VOICE OF SHARON Reed Stone 15; O. Lee Huff 7; Marrott. Amasa Wright, Mr. and Perron Huff 1; Royal Nielsen 20; Mrs Ferry Nielson were among Lee Rogers 9; Ben Riding 2; Earl 'he many hundreds that attended 2; the funeral services of John K Riding 1; Gordon DeLange Victor C. Anderson Re. d Gappmayer 10; Ralph Allen at the Vineyard ihapel Campbell 5; Reed Smith 6; S. S. Sunday afternoon Rogers 8; Virgil Cordner 5; Harold Hool-12; Verl Wilkinson 5; Joyce Beardahl, Ola Foulke and gym. Orem Board Changes Lamar Wilkinson 1; Joe Adams Beverly Harris attended a skating Pleasant View Takes Over e 3; C. L. Riding 6; Stanley Finch party at Paik Dates Ix-aThursday Everything from league basketball to cock fighting M. I. A. Meetings Maul T. H. Hana. 4; Less Adams 4; Paul Pat'en 1; evening wi'h other Sth grade Filled the bill of fare for 800 enthusiaatic fans who crowded Pleasant View M. Men cagers The Voice of Sharon Sorensen students of high school Laura Orems Town Board met Friday Milson Smith 1; Nyron the Lincoln gym Monday night to see the annual Athletic wound up last weeks play in first Dear Editor, Banner acied as hostess. in the first session un- 2 and Harvey Sorensen 2. last week of Vineyards j have been in the L.D.S. carnival staged under the direction of Sank Dixon, and place as a result der the pew schedule which calls more for victory over Edegmont in a wanan Mission for little Yen V meetings each First attended by boxers, wrestlers and other athletes from Lehi, hard fought game. -R Quilling Bee BUYERS than thirteen, months. Those and regular was held at the Beatrice WalThird Fridays of each month. ball contest which was heads the Pleasant Grove, and Provo, in a np BARBED WIRE months mean more to me spiritu-V- s This change, now effective, is exPlaying ker home Thursday. A pleasant swamped Timpanogos to the ally, educationally, and in other well supported by local sportsmen. to more was give a and day pected delicious opportunity spent RETURN FROM COAST The McKay ways, than I can find words to ex- for tune of 63 to If all American from ore The Orem basketeerg spectacu- - one night's entertainment. the communityto contact the dinner served to the following 1 wi.--h Angus and Dave, led the press. brothers, that young every Orem on Recreation Board Tops League lar win orer the Pipers, 30 to 29 quilters: Enid Johnson, Jennie to finished wire! Easy to victors with 14 and 12 points fellow could have the same op- states V. EmilImportant business, Hansen, clerk. Orem defeated the Pipe Plant Nine was easily the highlight of the direi tors and heads Harris, Rose Shoell, Hazel Edwards looked portunity. respectively. An importnat decision was ar- of Velma handle. Hard to rest. Barbs to go into best for the Tlmps. team 3 Oto 29 Kelander, Oreen returned this departments night, but the array of fistic the lead In theMonday Nearly one year of my mission rived at at the last Friday meetWalker and Vida Lystrup. fast Recreation Los week and the from Angeles the entered night's Edgeinont was spent on the Island of Hawaii. material, and the galaxy of boxing that mean business. Qualify in which the Town board ap- San Francisco markets with new league in Provo. The game, was in a tie with P. V., neither This island Is larger In area than ing, town ideas as well as new furniture A Dainty Birthday Parry or the bouts crammed the night full with exceptionally hard fought thro- play the proved moving in the team having been beaten was held Wednesday afternoon that means years o service. plenty of action and thrills ughout, with neither team having second half play. Vineyard, how- all the other five Islands of the ditch along the new road running and furnishings for their seven Though the crowd were feasted on a commanding lead at any time. ever, dampened their title aspira-lt- h group combined Hawaii exceeds east from State street on Twelfth busy stores, reports Lynn D. Tay- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. XT the others too in Its diversities of here American Barbed Harold Hansen, in honor of their 45 rounds of real boxing, and Orem took a 15 to 9 advantage a 20 to 15 victory. cimate, scenery, and life. You South street, from the middle of lor, head of the advertising diviDonna Vee's 8th birththe road to the south side of that sion. numerous contents, and exhibitions in the first quarter, but the tions daughter -, MineAnderson starred for the Tlre in the style may gwim in the warm ocean road, the cost of work and materA of wrestling, yet when Roy Parks Pipers came right back to knot beautiful joa vane While the trip was primarily a day anniversary. yard five, scoring 18 of their 20,waPr 0f Kona in the morning, ials to be born by the ditch comlunchcocks favors cake, under and got birthday way lead seesawed count fighting and the the Wiscombe led the Edge- - an(j on the buying trip, he states, they also Come im morning of the next pany owning the water. more thrills were added than back and forth till the final gun. points. visited both factories and mer- eon represented patriotism and mont team. some on do you may day A skiing Valentines most people thought possible In If the Oremites are able to get by day. large number PRICED $2.93 up In the other game Sharon (t,e chandising centers, and brought of friends were d slopes of Mauna present to help home many new ideas in producdowned. Lake View 40 to 20. Kea, a mountain formed by vol- - AUDITORIUM tion and merchandising. The make this anniversary a dei ght-fTueker counted 12 points for ranie action, standing over thirone. note on the coast, states dominant was while garSharon, Wright teen thousand feet above Mr. deis of the business Taylor, Wagon & Machine Co. nering a like amount for the Tlie Old Folks other and fense, while Lake View five. industries, is beauan 241 Phone abundance of There 233 W. Center widows, widowers and ward speeding up, must give precedence members over 18 were tiful fern and foliage In the marNEXT WEEK'S SCHEDULE royally to so needs. Prices CASH government Tlmr-davelous Hawaii National Park. entertained Wednesday at the TYbruary 13 has been paid by the following f; r have kept normal, or nearly ward Several very delicious vs. Lake View. 7t00 tropical Vineyard ihapel by the old folks dell Swensen and Mr. and Mrs. Then KOVO is your Station! fruits grow wild on Hawaii and toward purchase of bonds and so, but fear of advancing prices cooking and table committees as Clarence 8:00 PI. View vs. Edgeinont. was in Wright. since 2: Glade many expressed plants. January can be had for the picking. You coupes well as others who were pre9:00 Timpanogos vs. Sharon. Those accompanying Mr. Taylor sent to by Gordon Billings Linebaugh $20; on be to know that Mr. may desurprised noon a At entertain. and Basketball Orem Mrs. Eldon League Wright Raymond Gram Swing this island too, is found the larg- $19.32; Weslie Soulier, $10; Jean on the trip were Sidney W. Rus- licious hot chicken dinner was were the guests Sunday of Mr. 30 To Start February Theodore Alfred sell, manager of the Provo store, served. From 2 to 4 a stock Webb, $5 00; est individually owned spicy pro- and Mrs. Robert Gordon of Edge-mon- t. The basketball league for Orem Fulton Lewis, Henry D. Taylor, Some of the Madsen, $100; Marjroie Wagers, W. H. Howe, ranch in the world was enjoyed and in the and vicinity will get under way most beautiful cattle and horses $5; Jos Rowley, J25; C. N. Gam- William D. Norman, directors, gram evening a three-ac- t comedy enThursday, February 20th In the that It has been my opportunity mon, $100; Ivan LeBau, $2 50; Vern Cuilimore of the Pleasant titled: Boake Mr. and Mrs. Vance Smith of in Trouble was Always Lincoln high gym. Teams enter- to Frank B Newman. $10; Roy E. Grove store and Golden Taylor, presented by a good cast of Magna were visiting the'r mother, seen here. were see, ed thus far are Lake View AthIt was my opportunity to see Park 25; Ray Gammon, $5; Mrs. manager of the appliance division. charadei s with Wythe Williams Murvei Walker Mrs. Annie Wright Friday. letic Club, Lincoln High faculty, the Mrs. John Miss Cora Vest, manager of the in Mrs. Florence Downs visited $2; Kllauea vol- Ida Sheesl'-yfrom the glow charge. Orem Allstars, and a team from cano which her daughter and family, Mr. and last spring. Yeates, $5; Ada Skinner, $5.50; gift department, and Genevieve erputed Dorothy Thompson View and vicinity. Any- The Pleasant Mrs. Ray Keetch of Magna the came from a crater lo- Minnie Spaulding, $1; Amelia Boshaed, manager of the drapery A Delightful Birthday Social one wanting information concern- cated glow in honor of Louise Armstead of latter part of the week. IT ether radio station can give yon as complete a news near twelve thousand feet Latta, $2; Earl Toone, $5; P. K. department, also were in the ing the league or teams get in above Pleasant Grove was attended by Mr. and Mrs Moroni OlsetT l. Gardner, party. This sight vas Nielsen, $5; Merlene mice as KOVO. According to the authoritative touch with Parlell Peterson at the viewed n Berneice Hreinson and Beth W. J. Wilford have received word of therfafe Cordner, $5; $5; of from the of arcs of by myself city the Cooperative Analysis Broadcalng, fig school. Lincoln high Leland Carter, arrival of a new grandaughrter at Thursday evening Hilo, located on the east shore of Rasmussen, $1; a national organization, the Mutual Broadcasting Systhe home of their daughter, Della the Island. Some of the mission- $1 0; Lorna Mecham, $5; Alvin tem has FOUR of the top seven commentators. IncludA Pot I.uck Supper in California. Dorotha Lunceford, Jones, $50; It were to view aries privileged and surprise party in honor of (Mrs. Ferry Nielson - reporter) ing America's No. 1 new analyst, Raymond Gram Swing Merlene Olsen arrived $5; J. H. Murdock, $2. home 330 MEN NEEDED FOR from a much closer point. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve MRS also regularly releases Associated Press bulletins Humphrey Thursday evening from Mammoth Much Joy has come to me in LABOR A was held Excursion at their where she was the guest at the Temple Friday evening aad short wave foreign news broadcasts. Locally, has been done by the following, being able to work on the same was conducted the Genea- home. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harris, KOVO broadcasts complete world, national and local PHILIPPINE QUOTA J. W. Johnson home. g Island with my friend their wages being used for an in- logical committees by Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris, Mr. news via the new United Press Direct Radio Wire and Mrs. Berneice Whitley motored Elder Reed Gillespie, thus far in vestment in bonds or coupons the Suit Lake Mrs. and Rhoda Nielson, temple. Ferry feat ares the West's keenest commentator, Arthur to Salt Lake Sunday afternoon o my mission. We have had fre- since January 2; Wm G. Kocker-hanatMrs. has been Hreinson and Elizabeth Pratt Fred Foulke SALT LAKE CITY Prepared29 days; visit her sister, who is very ill Garth! McKinley Cook quent visits. We have worked ness Personnel Requisition No. 6, with the same people at different 35; Wm. Sehoppe 33; Chas D. chosen as the head of the table tended from Windsor. at a hospital there. enrecently released by the Secretary time, and had the pleasure too, Terry 18; Levan Asay 37; Geo. committee for the Old Folks Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yates of The Seventies the of place of War, has just been received at of working together for a short Gregory 29; Dee Elder 19; Wal- tertainments, taking Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kelsch Lehi, dancsocial and a are planning bewho resigned the Army recruiting headquarters time. So, we have viewed the lace Davis 10; Vern Williams 9; Blanche Hooley of Provo were the guests of Mr. held to be ing Saturday party cause of ill health. Kocker-han- s in Salt Lake City, it was reported same ward and Mrs. Eldon Wright Sunday. sights and enjoyed the same Howard Davis 31; Lavor evening in the second y in a special news bulletin fine Hawaiian frlet '.ships. 19; Ferron Johnson 3; Ivan Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt, Mrs. Anna amusement hall. All Seventies from the office of Colon'll B. E. Elder Gillespie and I were Broadhead 4; Leo Poulson 3; Anderson and daughter Margurite and their partners are expected to On Friday evening, March 21, the transferred to the island of Maui, Ketjriiou Anderson 5; Dee Ander- attended a funeral Grey In the Ness Building; of a friend lh be present. the U chapter is holding a for just before the Christmas holi- son 6; LeRoy Christian 9; Intermountain headquarters Salt Lake Friday afternoon. The following motored to Kam-a- s dancing party in the Union buildinArmy recruiting activities. Robert Rohbock 30; Cullen days. He Is on one side of the U. ED Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Muzzell, conjunction with-thN!I Johnson 2; By far the largest foreign ser- island now, workihg in the city Christensen Saturday evening to surprise g-in Delta Lamba U. of of and Mr. Mrs. Mrs. vice order received in many and Charlotta chapter their Muzzeh, Max sister, Selman Broadhead 4, daughter district, and I am working on the Orrin months, the Requisition placed a other side of the island in the 5; Dan Bigelow S; Kenneth Han- Mrs. LeGrand Jarman, Mrs. Joy Lawrence Kirk on her birthday Sigma. If any changes are made IMMEDIanniversary. Mrs. Annie Wright, in the schedule, iiotifh tion will quota vi 330 meu for couhtry district. We are looking ses 8; Ezra patten 29; Earl WalATE ENLISTMENT for the Phil- forward to another visit on this ker 30; Willard McCarthy Amasa Wright, Mr. and Mrs Wen- - be made. 11; ippine Department, and limited coming week end, after being Orrel DeLtngo 3 1 ; Ross Brinley the time in which these enlist- separated for over a month. 21; Bam Bradshaw 13; Jos. Blake IX ments were to be procured to the I sincerely hope and pray for 7; August Nelson 2; Ted ParkinColonel the W W ig samples to your home, make your month of son February, Robert g Verge 1; Cops 3; and happiness f Grey's bulletin stated. all you folks at home. Heaps 2; Kent Heaps 1; Glen drapes, and hang them AH at material cost only. In explanation of the large I have found that the Latter-da- y Rowley 20, Barlow Elder 8, Don quota. Colonel Grey has been inSaint people really have more Rowley 11; L. J. Salisbury 19; Cave your furniture beautifully slipcovered by formed from War Department to be thankful for than any other Lorin Healy 19; Dale Monk 8; low pricet. sources that this requisition con- people In the whole world. Oriin Monk 2; Perry Liston I; Expert Workmen at once-a-yestituted an increase ia the enGordon Bylund 28; James RasO jes y VENETIAN BLINDS Sincerely, listed strength of U. S. troops in Vern mussen Msrion Patten 7; AH upholstery work booked in Jan. and Feb. at ELDER GRANT ELLIOTT I; GLASS REFLACLWEXTS the PhlilipplneB, and that the 330 Dixon 2; C. II. Ponlson 12; 8. S. Cell ALL SAMPLE greatly reduced prices. men enlisted under this quota Johnson 1; Gordon Hansen f; VALLET GLASS UTAH would be about equally apportionFERHAPS CONDITIONS John Caley 7; Robert Hills 18; ed to three combat units Feb. AND PAINT CO. in Place Your in these Islands. The S PHONE break-dow- n of this ultimate dis- COULD BE WORSE We will make delivery later, aa you wish. tribution of men will be about as 1 follows: 130 to be assigned to the COMPLETE Although farm wages are low 31st U. S. Infantry stationed at Glass Radiator and the Post of Manila; 100 to be In our community compared with assigned to the 69th Coast Artil- - Industrial wages, it is interesting Spring Service iery with Batteries stationed at to make comparisons with the PHONE 100 1 Fort Drum, Fort Hughes and Fort wage scale set by the Agriculture Administration for Mills; and 100 to be assigned to Adjustment Mfg. Co. the 60th Coast Artillery garrison- sugar cane growers in Louisiana ed at Fort Mills. The Coast Ar- and Florida for the 19 41 season. Provo 476 S. Univ. Ave. Quoting from the National Beet tillery units named constitute a major portion to the harbor de- Growers of January 1941: 84 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVE. 'KOVO STOKE Wages for tractor drivers in ELECTRICAL fenses of Manila and Subic Bay. APPLIANCE a day of 9 hours are for Louisiana V acuum SERVICE a for enlistments Cleaner, Voluntary c , t t three-yea- r term only will be made set at $1.50, and for teamsters Washers, Ironer, Refrigerators '9 rate If the per day. small in filling this quota, and those Jie Stokers, and all kinds of r'-enlisted will be shipped from Salt j workine dav should be shorter or 1 1 appliances. All parts and ser1 1 i i 9 hours, tho rate vice guaranteed. Lake City in time to arrive at Fort longer than 1 Riteway 1 i I V '. . for tractor drivers Is A , McDowell, California, not later Store, C. F. Johnson, Phone 51,l-- J. than February 2Sth. Four days 17c per hour and that for teamVl iTi later, on March 4th, this Philip- sters is 13c per hour. The rate all adult established for other of enlisted pine contingent newly 4 " f not DR. ARTHUR VANCE Army troops will clear the Port of male workers in Louisiana is 20 for less $1 and than per S. day, San Francisco aboard the l The woman doesn't live who VETERINARIAN Army Transport Republic which adult female workers not less has too many Quaker stockings! has been ordered by the War De- than $1 00 per day for 9 hours 150 West 8rd North For working days longer or Theres always an excited welpartment to make an hourlv hours the shorter than for a smart new color or come Phone 053-- J Provo, Utah , trip for this purpose. rate for adult male workers is style. Our customers have learned FEBRUARY SALE CONTINUES! horses 13c; for adult female workers 11c Utah now has 77,664 means thorohred Quality per hour. The rates established Quaker INSURANCE and mules. SEDAN 1937 WILI.YS for workers between the ages of quality that shows itself in a lovely LOANS and REAL ESTATE $293 r.edford Upholstry. 1 New 14 Paint and Heater, years are 90c per day suave appearance, in cobwebby cattle and Utah las 373,635 See 8 hours, or 12c rer nour for of and lambs. 2,095,723 sheep sheerness, in lasting strength. 1939 FORD DeLUXE COUPE FRED E. RAY partial days. At current prices, buy an extra In the established rate Florida Utah hag 23,411 farms 78 N. Untv. At. Phone 101 Everything! Original Clack FinCh, Heater for tractor drivers is $1 80 per box for yourself at the same time. 287 acres each. $.9. See this on on our lot day for 9 hours. For fractional take it days over or under 9 hours the FREE Apple Wood away also I want to BUY rate is 20c per hour. All other COMPLETE A PAIR Jersey or Guernsey hrlfera. adult male workers in Florida 310 Center St. RADIO Cannon-Aslito- n, SERVICE See Roy E. Park, Rhone 014R1 may be paid $1.60 per day, and , AT RADIO RALPH'S workers female per $1.30 adult Call 24 for Expert Radio Refrigerator or BUICK Provo. Utah CHEVROLET AND APPLIANCE FOR SALE OR TRADE Jersey day of 9 hours. The hourly rates Machine Repair t Washing See C. M. Wentz, Box for men are 18c and for women Cow. 83 North Univ. Avs. Phon II 14c. Workers between the ags 113, R. T). No. 2, Frovo. 00 Fans Fill Lincoln Op For Athletic Carnival of 14 and 16 years in Florida may receive not le-- s than $1 20 per day of 8 hours, or 15c per hour for fractional days. Wasatch Service next Monday ba they will have the second title in the bag. The Pipers won the first half title. Orem is scheduled to pla, Mapleton Saturday, February 15, at 7:09 p. m. iu the Lincoln high gpteiiet :A f for ! e in. Ro-Sh- ' j ; Ha-ups- et can't buy finer D-T- tri-scho- P-- ol . Gill-ma- t snow-tippe- ul Consolidated sea-lev- Like News? y, Jr. Carter -- , sea-leve- Gill-ma- WINDSOR life-lon- s, -- KOVO for News T El Annua! 3 Otar Cncaia! NOW ON! Who can do it? well-bein- ar Order n Jan. or lying loom REDUCED Ahlander PECIALS! $1-2- - Cvta 6 A D t ,R. i 7 i-- oil io yT inf v'i ' J- le Furniture Exchange West 69c to $1.15 Inc. Taylor Bros. SPEAR LUMBER GO. BEAUTIFUL HOMES REPAIR OR ADD TO YOUR HOME f Small Monthly Payments ' |