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Show THE VOICE OF SHARON Thun-duy- Dt xt five hundred won't mind standing up another two hours, for weie hli.ady waited 4 0 years for 40 ye.ua for just such a Were Glad the Chapels Finished (Continued from Tag Out) la drink of our cold water (an go & fr.e fa'e wash! and thin me thorn you around. On the mall as you enter, all fran.td up, are our TO eorger.'al Sue St you remember any of tiie old t'mers? Firs,! a ptek Into the BUhops room, but you mill not want to camp there as you mill when you enter the next room. Stub velwtv chalrs, colorful drapes and soft carpets, well thats the swanky 5 11 Iula-luu- h-- at Relit f Socit ty room Now down ttairs, but mind vour steps, for thoe Mutual workers sure did a grand maxing job Let's glance into the kitchen with Its spacious cupboard", tables and stoves, mhloh are modern, but notice the paint Job, well thats all women's work. Now into our Junior Sunday Sthool room and Banquet hall combined, arent those chairs Just what you wanted when you were little and didnt get? And those class rooms, and notice the desks AU and chairs, some class, eh! those small rooms you see are store rooms, reBt rooms, etc., but now the thrill comes as we ascend the North stairway and enter the Recreation hall, with Its stage, lighting fixtures, and all that makes home talent professional Well, were looking for big things and that grand I.u t fail to try It out. not at the dedication, but ng your Chiistmas spirits f'.o-'-- ' 1 mean spun) that of giving uo and fot giving celebration compliments mxt.h ter the and we'll be seeing you. soon So long, until Sunday. Idd jou not it e the mirrors! P. S If any of you donors up-- l The pcrrv Fldt-rQuorum think you gave too much. Now's j Well, the real treat the time to pl.ed those get even with the cf the town is In store for you j Bishop by being there every Sum-daas you now enter the lovely to occupy those lovely upchapel aud'torlum. just sit and holstered seats, made just to fit re--- t in those roomy upholstered your back. cats and enjoy the plush carpets Look at the baby grand piano and lovely orean, and after you hear our young ladles play them' the thrill is lasting Now. if you folks think that the 3 4 years we were construct"Susanna's Christmas Auction" ing that edifice was all sunshine ask the Bishop, hut his report an operetta, will be presented to- will come later. It took back night at 8 o'clock by the Union bone and a long lean backbone, sthool first, second and third like Raymond Harding and others1 grade pupils. The Lake View ward amusement hall has been had, to complete It. Now, I'm forgetting the main engaged for this occasion and the supporters of this chapel, but teachers In charge state that all they're not Invited to the dedica- children in the above grades will All parents and tion, Im speaking of our cows, participate. many a golden stream of milk their friends are invited to be was turned into cash for said pur- present. poses. Vs farmers and all the kids are i STAKE GENEALOGY slicked up going to be so be occasion able for the you won't (Amelia Latta - Reporter) to tell us from any other race. Telephone 048J1 All you Provo Benchers are especially Invited. We can seat A Senior temple excursion was the first five hundred and the sponsored to the Salt Lake temple Monday, Dec. 18th from Sharon 1936 CHEV. SEDAN, original finish, motor A-- l $325. CIIEV. DELUX SEDAN, trunk model, new paint tires like new; mohair upholstry $290. 1934 CHEV. Delux new tires $265. Bargains in Trucks! Panels - Stakes - Pickups 1934 r, FOB GROCERIES, MILK, PRODUCE OR LIVESTOCK M'mker Service J i President A. V. WATKINS; (Left) SAMUEL II. First Counselor; (Right) SIDNEY II. CLUFF, Second Counvflor; (Standing) AXEL F. ANDREASON, Stake Clerk. Phone Provo Am! re as on, George F. Wells. good will be sold. C. H. POULSON, Mgr. they were urgently needed. The Work Committee above did a fine job of. this assignment. He book. wrote He a never held an never preacher. office. He never owned a home. He never had a family. He never went to college. He never travelled two hundred Chronological Statement miles from the place where he was born. He never did one of the things that usually accompanies greatness. He of the Erection of this Structure had no credentials but himself. He had nothing to do with this world except the power oPhis divine manhood. Sept. 1935 First meeting with the Architect on the ground. Jan. 24, 1936 First estimates were made. While still a young man, the tide of popular opinion turned against him. His friends ran away. One of them March 20 Permission granted by the Church authorities to denied him. He was turned over to his enemies. He went go ahead With the building. Dec. 23rd. a He a was nailed trial. upon through the mockeiy of March 24 Started hauling gravel, 149 yards being hauled Saturday, two executioners His thieves. cross between gambled for the first day, which was a cold stormy miserable day. the only piece of property he had on earth, his coat. When et March with the Presiding Bishopric and Architect he was dead he was taken down and laid in a borrowed in Salt Lake City. grave through the pity of a friend. June 12 Heads of all Auxiliaries met and arranged for Nineteen long centuries have come and gone, and today carrying on church activities in the old Amusement he is the centerpiece of the human race and the leader of Hall and in the School house. the column of progress. June 27 Final dance and luncheon before razing the old I am far within the mark when I say that all the armies building. that ever marched, and all the navies that ever were built, June 29 Last Sunday School session and Sacrament service held in old building. and all tjje parliaments that ever sat, and all the kings that ever reigned, put together, have not affected the life of June 30 Commenced razing the old chapel. man upon this earth as powerfully as has that one solitary July 10 Entire day spent with Presiding Bishopric and SHRIMPS, 2 Cans 23c Architect, preparatory to sending out for bids. Cranberry Sauce During the year 1938 a total, August 4 Commenced hauling bricks from Olmstead. 2 forAj Ocean Spray of 34G Utahns died from pneu- 15 Bids were opened. WHOLE August KERNEL 3 66 a death rate of monia, peri 100,000 population. August 18 At a meeting witli the Contractor in Salt Lake CORN, per can . City all minor difficulties were removed, so that con- 10-lb- s. Bra 8 S Market A SPECIALS FOR 25-XM- Dec.1 lM Christmas Gift Suggestions for the Late Shopper Christmas Suggestions DESKS, as low as $ 9.95 ILSSOCKS, up from END TABLES, as low as CARD TABLES, (Steel Frame) .... FLOOR LAMPS, extra fine quality STUDIO COUCHES, 98c 1.49 2.45 9.95 (new type) 29.50 SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL Bedroom and Living Room Furniture W. Center St. Easy Terms Left to Right (sitting) Arvil O. Stone, Axel F. (Standing) Wesley R. Harding, Samuel II. Blake. This committee had the task of contacting a certain number of ward members each, to get labor whenever the contractors called for them. Often those calls came but a few minutes before turn fur (Sliriotman the child of a peasant woman. He grew up in another scure village. lie worked in a carpenter shop until he was thirty, and then for three years he was an itinerant Phone WHERE YOU SAVE 24 No Interest In running through our stock of Christmas items we find their Is a good assortment of the following that are admirable for Christmas gilts: Rayon and Silk Lounging Robes and Pajamas. Munsingwear, Rayon and Tutknit Sleeping Pajamas. Flannel Lounging Robes Shirt Waist Blouses, Silk and Rayon. Silk Blouses Sweaters White Coats, for safety Misses and Womens Coats at "Betty Rose greatly reduced prices. Children's C o a t a at greatly reduced prices Silk, Lace trimmed, Sleeping Gowns and Pajamas. 11 SUGAR struction could start. Commenced pouring concrete for foundation. First meeting of Auxiliary officers held January in the South' East basement room. January 30 First Sunday School held in the Basement with a capacity crowd, and Jthe first Sacrament service in the evening. This was a Genealogical service, with Dr. Sidney B. Sperry from B.Y.U. as the speaker. Feb. 6 First Fast Day service held. Three babies blessed. Thgy were: Jay Elmer Holdaway, Marie Varley and Charles Owen Stewart. Dec. 28 First Social held in the new Recreation hall. Dedicatory Services held in Chapel of pleted building. t fil n 7 i Gri-tTr.-V.'- f -u hi, 4 v .. tr m c J Y t. R ' "TBOKITE GREAT MORMON TEMPLE 200 Rooms 200 Tile Baths .Hole! Temple Al Rates: if Square for s. Sir PINEAPPLE, Broken tr P. and G. LAUNDRY mnA Slices, No. 2 Vi can cN SOAP, giant LARD .Ictnirg - .... 4-l- 4Jl lQr -- NEW DZriGI'3 iti T 0::2 ' j r;ov r I MATCHES Carton of 6 for am MILK, All Brands cans for Mince Meat, 2-lb- m I1EINDSELMAN Optical & Jewelry Co. Christmas. v See Dr. G. II. Ileindselman About Your Eyes Our glasses stop headache, eye strain and clear (Absolute Results Guaranteed) your vision. titiHllllil )i maul mu in titiiMMifi4HtmiuiHiiimimtttmumMtKnnmHM'tmninii'iimffHMwiiiftMHMmnMt4 (Quarts) I. G. A. 29? CELERY, Bleached 2 for size 4 ORANGES, per dozen v- - 176 Size TURKEYS Plenty of them, per lb. i. : Jy 23c s. SALAD DRESSING Cordially jourw. yy lUy - 4 ' a ;n-oz- You will be drfPjhlcd with Ibh year's c'.'crlnag r y RAISINS (Seedless) . pkg NEW CCL033 yr-'- 4 4 23? ALL I.TV7 NUMr;rU3 fjrc 7 fyj pm 39c bs. OYSTERS, Gulf Kist J 2 oz. cans 2 for Car Js y l(?forx3 WALNUT MEATS pound uuraoyn Greeting 23? CHOCOLATES Vi $1.50 to $4.00 Salt loikc City, Utah West I EKvnre Rooms Delightfully Air Cooled ERNEST C. ROSSI TER, Manager HIGHLY RECOMMENDED CANDY com- items too numerous to list. We are sure we have Just the things that will appeal to you. We take this opportunity to express our sincere liest wishes to all foi a Very Merry Old Time Mix W'iil We have a splendid assortment in childrens wear, t bs LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 Bars for Cl.ria'.u.zs Chatham Blankets Automobile Robes Table Cloths and Towel Sets House Slippers REMEMBER, THE LITTLE : 4-l- i TOTS. ONE TO SIX YEARS i BANANAgper lb. 5c for 15c YAMS, Cranberries . . lb. 19c box Dec. 24, 1939 Kid and Fabric Gloves Silk Umbrellas Hags, .. Cooking MOLASSES No. 2 Yt can -- - 28, 1938 Dainty Handkerchiefs ..Salt Lakes Newest Hotel 65c PEAS, Sweet Wrinkle 2 cans for I.G.A. First concrete poured, fastenings being laid. Sept. 29 Oct. 11 NoMend Silk Hom? i Work Committee ' Please get your venison and other canned goods from the Sharon Industries cannery before it freezes. The cannery will be open There was a man who was born in an obscure village, Saturday, December 23rd for your convenience. Uncalled for canned ob- t : 310-31- 6 NOTICE j reopen Monday. January 1 5, 1940 for the usual ordinance work. Endowment sessions will be held every day during the week and every night excepting Saturdays, commencing wtih 1940. Robert D. Young, Pres. ISA : (Center) 23rd and will Knee-hol- e t BLAKE, Furniture Exchange COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER Mglit j hard-workin- LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS TRIE , Genealogical assignments for January 1940 are as follows: Edgemont Nellie P. Cordner Grand View William Kocker-han- s and Clara G. Sidwell. Lake View Charles E. Perkins and Phoebe Perkins. Pleasant View Maud G. Row-le- y and Amelia Latta. Sharon Beswick Tanner and Annie Tanner. Timpanogos David L. Rowley, and Clara Rowley Samuel A. Vineyard Carter and Susie Carter. The Manti temple will close for! Christmas holidays Saturday, f x 2. 1940. too have studied drama and our home talent has afforded amusement for hundreds of occasions when the ward got together. Darn ing likewise has been a major source of pleasure and enjoyment for Vineyard people, the old and young as well, as the years rolled by. Wedding receptions for many years have been known In Vineyard for the pleas, ant times enjoyed. g Recreation In a community as Vineyard, always a necessity, hag not been neglected. No matter how early our dairymen arise, or how long the tedious hours of toll may last, they always respond to the ward amusements, dances, parties, and reunions. Our ward celebrations have always kept alive the ward spirit of fellowship and goodwill. B M JolU-ysuperintendent of sharou stake Sunday schools the monthly Union meeting for this evening In the St building. A geueial assembly will be at 7.30, after whhb the different classes will go to the High school Supt. Jolley stated that important woik for the coming year mil be discussed, and as changes are to take place it is urg ntly requested that all Sunday Sthool superintendents, as well as all other Sunday school officers and teachers be present, that they may get acquainted with next year's work. mf-tm- stake. The Salt Lake temple will close for the Christmas holidays on Friday evening, Dec. 22nd and will reopen for the usual ordinance work Tuesday morning, Jan. Wells W'O'rW Worthwhile Brand: , ts all-fir- OUR SPECIALS MILL mis-tah- Union School to Present Christmas Program Tonight F. a Every Successful Job Has On It d 1 j Cannon Asliton, Inc Two-Doo- i j music-lovin- 1 i s From the first strains of music from the violin in the hands of Neils Larsen to the present facilities, which provide three organs, three pianos, and a band, Vineyard has been g a singing and community. In those early days we sang under the leadership of Charles Craig, our first ward chorister, who was so ably assisted by Mrs. Mary Bunnell at the organ. Today we tune up under the baton of W. K. Allen, with Mrs! Taylor Allen as organist. of California. Others In all those Intervening years ture known as a the where songs of community Zion were sung with feeling and much credit being due to John K. Allen for his willingness to leach tliose songs. Fine choirs, male choruses, and band organizations have always been found In Vinpyard, the old Vineyard band furnishing music for our celebrations for many years, and today our fine Junior Band under A. E Beck making ouwtholidays, both at home and In other communities, more worthwhile. Drama too has always ranked Leonard high In our ward. Bhumway was one of the earliest residents to become specially Interested In this art. His Interest led him on, until his name was famous In the silent motion pic- - IS lg Written by Mrs. Qeorge has been Sharon Stake Union Meeting-HelTonight chant e tbit hue Music, Drama, Recreation Have Played Their Part Vineyard Sharon Stake Presidency December 21, 1939 , j j 17? y JmLy , ROASTING CHICKENS per pound jfifmyx h POT ROAST (Baby Beef) per lb. 4rA. . . |