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Show THE VOICE Friday, May 19, 1939, OF SnAROX -- " pressed appreciation for the excel- honoring their mother and grandlent foretaste of this exceptional mother. Covers were laid for Mr novel. and Mrs J. B. Sumner, Mrs. (Helen Oveson Reporter) Laura D. Bradney and Air. and Born to Mr. and , Airs. Lloyd Mrs. George Boyce, Jimmie and A very Mothers' Brown, on Monday, a daughter. interesting Barbara Ann and the host and Day program was carried out in The little one lias two sisters. hostess. Sm day School Suuuy morning. We have heard many words of Kutlolph lUi-'-suptnised the Aliss Daryle Stewart was among Hppieuation for the fine Semiprogiam as follows: Lavon rang "Pul of My Cradle nary Comnifiiceint ut exercises ib debaters who attended the In Id last Sunday ei tiling, at the State Speech tournament in Salt u l'aii" aetompaiihd by Mrs. i.nke Saturday. Tile Lincoln team ilarward on the piano; two High Fthqol. was nwaided second place. violin solos wiie pla.ied by Mis3 An interesting Mother's Day Maxine of Aunrhun Fork. ; program took the place of the usJack Condi r left Wc duesday "A Tnhute to Moilnr" ly Spill- - ual clat-cxirei-'Cid Fabhath doming w ill the TL V. l Tr.uk er Madst n ; tiio ly Dili a W bool hist Sunday morning. quad to part ic'pate in the Bis-- 7 Leone Madam and Cleo iMi Who doesn't love a "fair race Conference meet In Denver, Colo iu umpanied Lv Mrs. Lavon Ham aid. A pm m by Carlos and no f.iiois? The ward can 5!iu Leona Boulder and Doug-a- s Madsen. Dean Johnson d lip proud of our I'rituary officers of Gannett, Idaho, were a beautiful potted fern to the this oar won two ilistimtiva :ue--t- Allred Miss of Naomi Ferguson Mothi s of the waid. Mrs. Teanie honors. First, tiny had the larg-- i a few days this week. They lor a st A rave monthotUndaine erase at readhi lingr topmee. .tteiubd Lincoln High School ing by Twila Tailor. Irwin Bun-n- t ly ITibm meeting; and second, 11 t he large t a! tendance at the graduation exercises Thursday gave a short talk. veiling. Mr, and Airs. La.Mmid Bunnell monthly play hour. . and family of Fell Lake spent Airs. Alice Conrad visited SunThe operetta presented in the Funufiy with Mr. Bunnells par- ward last with her mother, Mrs. Milday was Friday evening ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bun-ml- l. artistically done, and showed liard Peterson of Spanish Fork much patient work on the part ,it the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Mrs. Martha Anderson and of officers and teachers. The Lake, where she is confined folitaugl ter Mrs. Ieah Lant of Salt dances, in charge of Margaret lowing a major operation last Lake City spent Mother's Day Nicol, were exceptionally appro- week. with Mr and Airs. Spencer MadMr. and Airs. W. W. Ferguson priate. All enjoyed the antics of sen. the Jesters. Thank you! Trlmary returned last Friday from Burley, Mr. and Mis. J. D. , Robinson officers and teachers, for one Idaho, where they visited with and children of Magna, spent lovely evening, to sav nothing of their daughter find Sunday in Lake View ilsiting what you have done, for our boys Mr. and Airs Bert Silcok and famwith Mr. end Mrs. Wilford Ove-so- n and girls, during the past year. ily. and Air. Charles Aludsen. Airs. David Bon.i of Payson I Miss Cleo Davis daughter of visited Sunday with her daughter Mr. and Airs. Ara AI. Davis of. uid family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold this ward was a member of the smith. Lincoln high school Girls DebatA splendid Mother's Day proing team that was awarded a Ellen Bellows - Reporter was presented by the Sungram trophy for winning second place School and ward officers Sunday in the State High school Debatday. tournament. Other members ing and Meldrum Mr. and Airs. Scott Allred of F.lmer Airs. of the team were Daryl Stewart, Idaho, visited with Air daughter, Dora Jean, Mrs. Vernal Gannett, SkinMadge Lewis and Mary-JC- an and Mrs. James B. Ferguson and Meldrum and daughter, Norma, ner. attended the graduation exercises family Sunday. Thillip Taylor of this ward of Aliss Ruth Aleldrum. Elmer Jr. Mrs. and Mr. LinBoyce was elected president of the George Meldrum and Mr. and Mrs. Robat dinner Sunday en. .i high school student body in entertained ert Meldrum attended the exer- the elections held last week. was elected as Aladge Lewis vice president; Angeline Brim-hal- l, secretary and Kex Kofford, LAKE VIEW v f V j Har-wai- d La-lo- I T-l- or ! s r-1- i r. i. 1 1 LLj ? ! fc -- i pie-ont-- s ,y-- 3r For the Qrowing Family Yo'i'll ask yoursilf Why pay rent? when you see the floor plan of this American Colonial. ' A large Jiving room, vestibule dost t, dining alcove, Curtis one bedroom, and bath make lip with guest kitchen, this attractive Inure. Manned with an eye to the future, a second bedroom, and bath may lie readily added when needed. Our Home Service department will handle financing, plans, and furnish reliable materials. Let us explain the advantages of this plan ; nd how we make home building easy and enjoyable. EDGEMONT A lot or cash may be used as down payment. This home may be purchased on the F. II. A. .43 twenty-yea- r plan (plus taxes and A M0NTH insurance) for Lumber Co. Tri-Sta- te Dans Materials Financing Fhone Allan D. Johnson, Manager Cannon- CHEVROLET second Mr. and Mrs. Beddingfielii of LeGrai de Oregon spent Monday visiting with Mr. .and Mrs. L. C. Scott. They had not seen each other for 22 years. Air. and Mrs. David Oveson, and sons Fenton and Levi, of St. John's, Ariz. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stiattun of Snowflake, Ariz., arrived Tuesday In Lake View to attend the wedding of Chester Oveson and Ada Davis which took place Thursday night. The visitors are staying at the home of Air. and Mrs. AsIatoss,Etc. OLDSMOBILE HEALER Ti'Rio sedan, man TRUNK MOREL - SPECIAL! 1QQG SO as- --- ItJjJ lUnU 191 South University Avenue CASH FOB CABS OB EQUITIES CUSTOM REBUILT USED CARS Night Wrecker Service Mrs. C. II. Davies, Reporter Telephone Phone Provo 155 bonfire, singing and a bountiful supper. "A City of Bells, by Eliza Mrs. Goudge was reviewed by Elsie Taylor, at Belief Society membei on Tuesday. Sixteen were in attendance, and many ex and ARISTOCRAT MODELS NEW LOW PRICES Also included at No Extra Cost - $20.00 SET DINNERWARE Here is an Example of Savings Offered You - - - . Reg. $89.75 All White or Ivory Enamel ARISTOCRAT RANGE Plus $20.00 Set Dinnerware TOTAL $109.75 VALUE! NOW, for a short time only 76-Pie- EASY TERMS 09-J- -l The rhoir closed Its activities for the season with a welner roast, on Monday night. Twenty-tw- o members met in the wood north of Tares and enjoyed a MOMTflQ RANGE SALE! 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The orchestra members wore their new purple and gold caps; the new school flag was displayed and he new school song was sung. Each grade was represented on the program and every one enjoyed the dance, races and ball ONE BIG LOT of Top Value in Every Car RUSS JBAHER-- U 150 Ai'o. Should a campaign be put on, Butlers agree to purchase a case for every member of its organization. Cordially yours, Ave. 77 N. University PHONE 066 will Relief society women quilt at the meeting next Tuesday while the lessons are given by Afton A. Hansen and Esther FIRST Quality Brown. Primary closed for the sumholidays after a successful winter. A charming opereLa was presented by all the children who took part in songs and dances. mer 600-1- 6 COMPARE THIS TIRE Literary Club Entertained At Gillespies t 6-p- WITH ANY THATS WHY YOU OWE IT TO YOUR OWN TURSE TIRE IN THE $Go6 INDUSTRY Airs. Sharp Gulesple was hostess to the Literary Club Friday at her home with President Lydia Hogan in charge of the meeting. A fine review of Katherine Anthony's hook, Queen Elizabeth was given by Mrs. Loleta Dixoh. Mrs. Gladys Smith gave two readf, I have to Live With ings, and Home by Edgar A. Guest. lhe rooms were decorated with a profusion of summer flowers and a tasty lunch was served to Alesdames Beulah Naomi Clark, Zephia Smith, Gladys Smith, Flossie Davis, Merle Foote, Amy Taylor, TIRE ly LIFETIME GUARANTEE $15.00 TO BUY AT TIRE CO. L&H 318 W. Center St. Provo, Utah Phone 403 Special !! i- - (J i . Reporter) " -- George Wells of vineyard was the speaker at the Sunday evening meeting in the Sharon ward house. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. AVells and daughter, Norma, went to Wellington, Utah, to spend Mother's Day with Mrs. Wells mother. Mr. and Airs. Allen Bellows and family Journeyed to Salt Lake Sunday to attend the runerai services of Mrs. Bellows mother, Airs. Maria Ferguson. Lorna Doone was reviewed by Airs. Blanche Christenson in Relief society in the Sharon ward house Tuesday afternoon. Chester Kockerhans entertained a number of friends at a biithday party at his home Thursday evening. Games were played and refreshments served after which the boys and girls attended the show at Lincoln. Kockerhans and Lloyd Loader were escorts of the boys and girls. The Orem Contract Bridge club was entertained by Airs. R. D. Wells at her home Thursday afternoon. Cards were enjoyed after which a delicious luncheon was served to eight. The - : SALE! Le-Pri- el An agreed price by grower and retailer for a weeks event along with an agreement that none other than Utah County strawberries would be offered for sale during the week would make' a campaign perfect and would be highly agreeable to the consumers. Larson Studio Provo Unlv. Ave. games. (DeLenna Bradshaw Why not promote a Utah County Consumer Strawberry Week and every family that has the means buy one case or more? Have every case sold during that week registered and the total tabulated and given to the Utah County agent to be given to the Utah County papers and the United press. Let the entire country know about our superior product and the answer will - be that a demand will be created in excess of our CARS FEED QUALITY SHARON fection in every way. Why not cooperate, grower and distributor? Why not agree on a price that would be fair all around and not kill the goose that lays the out of a golden egg by making a football to much Utah so means County ? product that years hence youll want to remember Graduation Day as you were. Why not come in now and let us picture you in Day your Graduation beauty. A few Should See Ours Airs. Alic e Utah County soil and climate seem to be peculiarly adapted to bring out strawberry perUtah strawberries with a vigorous sales promotion behind them, would without a doubt Utah create a demand si fficient to over-se- ll Countys crop and at a top price. As You Were! guests, and the following members, Alesdames Hogan, Dixon, Cordelia Booth, Loia Wlscomhe, Emma Brereton, Effle Pincgar, Annie Gillespie, Hazel Hawkes, Where can you go any other place in the world and find such large luscious strawberries? Nowhere go over big. RE.MOYE Lincoln High School Clarence ALldrum was Ilon-richse- n, If every Chamber of Commerce and all the Service clubs in Utah County would get behind a move of this nature, Butlers believe it would EVE STRAIN HEADACHE BLURRED VISION at the Aly-sel- Strawberries ability to supply. DONT MISS THIS EXCEPTIONAL OFFER! Furniture Exchange St. Utah County The Sharon ward house will be spectively, also every mother resent was given a potted plant. the scene of a party sponsored here by the Relief society next Tuesgraduated after which they drove day afternoon. All motners and to Salt Lake to attend the dance married daughters are invited to given in honor of the graduating attend. nurses. The Fharon ward Alothers Day program Sunday morning was t untied "Mother of Mine, feaVIEW turing many tributes by young people and rt spouses by their Susan Jameson, Reporter mothers. Telephone 021R1 Pioiiqm Is vote presented to n.otluM hating 12 or mo.' ihJ-dreNewell T.ijsnm of AT'on, WyomTlay wtre also presented ing is i Nil ins here with lr.s sisto the widows and the vouncest ter. Mrs Hirotd F. Peterson. and old. st mother. Mrs, Sam Mr. and Mis. II. L. Neidt-- r spent Crandall and Mrs. Julia Burr, re- Mo'iier's Day in Blaekfoot, Ida., with Mrs. John Ntieier. Mr and Mrs. Alex Jameson have a baby girl horn Monday. Air. and Mrs .Harold Miller have a baby boy horn Alonday at the home of Airs Alillers father All Used Car clscs club was en- tertained by Alias Beth Carter at her home Friday evening. Sewing and social chat were enjoyed after which a dainty luncheon was served to the following; Airs Lucille Richards, Mrs. La Rue Gordon. Airs. Thelma KockerMrs. hans, Airs. Lucy Rowley, l, Helen Carter, Mr. La Verl Mrs. S. A. Carter, Airs. Carrol Alorgan, Alias La Priel Kockerhans, Aliss Fern Carter and Aliss Beth Carter. Air and Airs. Roy E. Park entertained a number of friends at their home Thursday evening. Alotlon pictures of Hawaii, Alexi-c- o and the Alt. Neba drive in Utah were shown by Ralph Hayward of Provo. A buffet luncheon served to 29 at midnight completed the evsmmgls Alan-wel- n- - f OS a. - i D. I 1 .(,1 ' 1 -- M' ; ! - t li - Ji j Premium Offer We are offering during the month of May, Gallon of Armstrongs Linogloss Floor Wax with every Inlaid Linoleum job that is felted and cemented to the floor (must be a 9x12 room or over). This offer also applies to all Linowall jobs. hen the Linoleum has been laid, our men will instruct you in the proper care of the floor by completely waxing it with Armstrongs Li ogloss Wax. 1 w-t I?reo! Every adult ei tering our Linoleum Dept, during the Month of May will obtain absolutely free, a trial alze can of Armstrong's Wax or Each can conCleaner. tains a wrapper worth lOc on a larger size ran of wax or cleaner. Be sure to get yours. Dixon - Taylor - Russoll |