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Show TEE VOICE OF SEARO? LISTEN Frday, March presented the lesson to 35 members present. April 12 Is the next date for Mrs. C. H. Davies, Reporter Sharon stake senior excursion to -l Telephone the S. L. temple. The last excursion was attended by 20 memWUford High Councilmen, Stubbs and Henry Taylor were bers, who performed 32 endowthe speakers at Sunday night ments. All are requested to remeeting. A duet. Far from My gister at the key desk as you Heavenly Home" was sung by complete your days work. Rita Jolley and Margaret Nicol. Assignments for Apri visits The two residences recently are: Beswick Edgemont: Tanner completed on Riverside drive are now occupied. and Annie Tanner Grand View: Haud Rowley and Thirty-fiv- e women attended the ward Relief Society annual Amelia Latta. Lake View: Florence Shepherd celebration. Many fine gifts of china and glass ware were do- and Nellie Cordner. Pleasant View: Victor M. Annated to the Relief Society kitchen. A large birthday cake with derson. Sharon: S. A. Carter. candles and decorated twenty-si- x Timpanogos: Sam Cordner. Inj the Relief Society colors centered the gift table. The past presidents, Lillie Hills and Charlotte Davies, were each presented THIS WEEK with a nosegay of fragrant sweet AT THE . . . peas and daffodills. The ward choir Is rehearsing frequently, preparatory to their An record of 2684 stu- appearance at the first session 'nts in total registration stood of Stake conference on oaturday afternoon In the evening, at the Timpanogos cha- Wednesday Quarter registration. This pel. A capable and enthusiastic Spring is an increase of more than 300 conductor has been 'hoaen and the choir should do home good over the Spring Quarter last year. The newly installed system of work. seniors and graduate registering, A large and Interested group attended the genealogy class on Btudenti under the direction of their major profesira worked Sunday evening at C:30 and enwith exceptional smoothness, It gaged In discussion of the teach- is President Franklin ings of Joseph Smith,- - also the S. reported by Harris. lesson No. of the text "Teaching One Another." Former students of the university from Illinois, California, STAKE GENEALOGY Montana, New Jersey, and Idaho will attend the Junior Prom to be held Friday evening In the Womens Gym. Amalia Latta, Raparter Phona 048J1 Merryle Stanley Rukeyser, econSharon stakd genealogical hoard omist and author, spoke in Provo and union meeting Sunday was Tabernacle Thursday evening unfeatjred iA an address by Harvey der the sponsorship of the BrigHarwood of Grand View, a solo ham YoUng unlverslty-Commun-lt- y concert association. by Lenora Harwood accompanied by La Preal Harwood, "Open the Gate3 of the Temple. S. A. Carter The Wye, new campus mag- - GRAND DARLING VIEW 09-J- " , 't, t I Yl i all-ti- Freddie Bartholomew and Judy Garland in "Listen, Darling Starring Freddie Bartholomew and Judy Garland. Coming to the Scera Theatre Thursday and Saturday, March 30 and April 1, together GIRLS SCHOOL. with the PROVO All Used Car Baycri IMUmOw ONE BIG LOT of UBJKB CARA Top Valia la Kvary Car RUSS TRAHER-- HIGH feature, NOTES Annual Girls' Day At Provo High March 81 Featuring the theme, "Heaven" plans are nearing completion for Provo high school's annual Girls' Day, scheduled for March 31. Gingham dresses will be worn by every girl throughout the day. Other features of the day Include a banquet for the Girls basketball team, a Girls' assembly, distribution of the Provonlan, and the Girls basketball game. The day will be climated by the Girls t(Dn8K$ QUALITY Becond Day dance. U Ruth M. Biddulph, Girls adProvo viser, and Betty Simmons, president of the Girls organization, are In charge. 150 No. Unlv. Ara. PHONY 00 GIRLS SCHOOL TllECIOUS COSMETIC OILS r JO0 scented oC (' 0 O among the students. The magazine is being sponsored by Omega Nu, journalism fraternity, with school. Wayne Kearl of Cardston, Alberta, Canada, as editor. The Pasquier string trio from Paris played In the Provo tabernacle Monday evening on he B. u o.y A 8m VjlliDSOR (Mrs. Ferry Nielsen -- h ' -- ': 4 concert program The M I A. officers and teachThis is the last performance In ers held a business meeting at America before returning to Eurthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ope for further concert work. Hansen Wednesday evening. The Elders quorum conducted Pictures of eight landscape architecture models constructed a temple excursion to the Salt by students of Brigham Young Lake temple Tuesday, t university will be published in Monday evening a stake genethe. March 27 Issue of Life maga- alogy meeting was held at the zine it was learned Wednesday Second ward church house at Laval S. Morris, Pleasant Grove. After the lesson by Professor chairman of the university land- a social hour was enjoyed by all scape architecture department. Fourteen genealogical present. workers from Windsor ward were In in attendance. May Billings, Instructor home economics, will leave AprlL The Alpine ward presented the 1 on a six months leave of ab-- n show A Servant in the House, sence. She will visit the world at the WindThursday fairs In San Francisco and New sor churchevening house. The proceeds and attend a university went to the York Genealogical comsummer term In New York. Miss mittee to be used tor pictures for Billings will be' replaced by Mrs. the ward house and genealogy Jean Coleman Jackson of Lehl. supplies. The fourth grade at the Lln-do- n President and Mr. Heber J. school presented the playlet, Grant will head the list cf L.D.S. "Hans and Gretel," to the rest church leaders who will be honor of the school Friday afternoon. guests at the annual Junior Prom, Wednesday evening Madge announces Martell Bird of Provo, Hooley, Maxine Hendrickson and Ranee Nielson attended a chilli general chairmen. supper and social at the home of at Pleasant President James A. Nuttall of Hate! Hardman Grove. Snow College will be a member The Guardian class in Bee Hive of the education faculty of Brig- met at the home of a class mate, Jewell Walker, who is 111 Monday evening to catch up on Bee Hive work, after which refreshments were served and a social enjoyed. The Suqshlne committee held a social Thursday afternoon iu honor of Mrs. . F. Louder at her home. Games were played and But Skimp on refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Olsen and daughter, Mer.ne, and Mr. QUALITY! An extra OOc an acre, invested and Mrs. Roy Olsen attended the siBter-in-laMrs. in the best seed, which often funeral of a Olsen at American Fork Alma acre to 20 bu. from 10 yields per Monday afternoon. more, Is a wise investment. Mr. and Mrs. Rumel Cragun reto Windsor Thursday eveturned Grains ning fronf California. Cwt. per Mrs. Edmund Cragun Sr. enI)i klow Wheat, treated 82.25 tertained at a family dinner Sun(Yielded 7 bu. last year) in hoqor of the birthday an2.2 day Velvon Barley, treated niversary of her husband. Covers (Yielded 93 bu. last year) were laid for Mr.and Mrs. EdFederation Wheat, treated 2.23 ward Cragun Sr. an(I family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cragun and Certified family, Mr. and Mrs. Rumel Craper Cwt. gun, the honored guest and the WHEAT, Federation, Dleklow hostess. and Early Bart, treated $1.33 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson 1.23 moved this week into the home of BARLEY, Trobi 1.40 Mrs. uleah OATS, Swedish Select Wright Hill. Mr. and Mrs. James Martin fit Seed Salt Lake were the dinner guest3 per Tb of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Muzzell 23 He Sunday. Afaduvlt Grlinin Utah Common, fancy ........ 24 He 23 He Utah Common, choice 22 He $ Utah Common, select CLOVER, yellow or white OHc (These seeds are noxious weed free) ASSORTMENT 444444444444 AT THE REMARKABLE 4 44-- Alfalfa b i aul entertaining comedy-dram- a starring Anne Shirley, Nan Grey and Ralph Bellamy. Flaying Thursday and Saturday, March 30 and April 1 villi LISTEN DARLING. A winsome Our Windows See Use Your Credit at MORTON S ... IP- - .I w JiX- - J I.-- - TCCSFSCCrc; T w Mrs. Paul Crochran and two children of Provo visited Friday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Muzzell weic the guests of their dauhter Mrs. LeGrand Mott of American Fork Monday evening Jewell Walker who has been ill and unable o attend school for some time Is much Improved in health. j BLOW YOUR OWN HORN Id The Advertising Columns OF THIS NEWSPAPER Floral Nursery FUNERAL .i DESIGNS f OUR SPECIALTY Heres the Seasons 2 Leader in Style, Value and Quality Rohbocks Sons Commander All grains cleaned and treated by new dust method, per Cwt. 17c BUNKER FARMS FEEDS PHONE PENNEYS IS READY - SHOP EARLY 01. C 3 BRICE OF Savo on Soctls Dont OF EXOTIC DIFFERENT JEWELRY To Match Any Costume I Not N. BEAUTIFUL OFFER A Reporter) -- a Yearbook Sales largest in History During the annual eight weeks sales campaign of the Provost, 500 yearbooks were sold to Provo high school students, announces Harold Boyack, faculty The theme is business adviser. "Steel. 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