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Show T1IE VOICE OF SIIAEON !? '!Lzttt ' i tt iolftriltt t i( ut Utbh, ly Printed by I tali Association of (irim ItmX nrret, Prx vu, Utub. S, W.iuiii iivtr, aron Cooperative f Jucat.onal liac retumi VaLt-j- r Rub wmii Ctmipanjr, 67 Narti F irvl (,ct4K-- le1 8. Ii1, at tti Pusl Office at Proro, Is the Spirit of Brigham Young Still Here? The following is a quotation from the current numThe typical farmer of the middle west is a staunch individualist. Yet no where will you find a man more eager to be taught or more willing to make sacrifices for cooperathe ventures. This spirit has made these states the most nearly independent of any in the United States. Lack of cooperation is felt most in the Rocky Mountain states. As a result most of the goods are imported and the region is continually squeezed by eastern capitalists. The above quotation ought to make the people in our Mormon communities blush. We of all people in the world should be good cooperators. In challenging this statement written in the Readers Digest we hope next year to be able to send an article telling of the successful completion of the beautiful auditorium built in a small rural community by cooperation. On two occasions we have had a request from this magazine for an article telling about Scera. We hesitated to meet this request until we have completed the building that will be headquarters for our organization and can house adequately our program. Lets show them proof that the Spirit of Brigham Young is not dead. ber of Readers Digest, WINDSOR (Mrs. Ferry Nielson - Reporter) A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ascii Marrott Wednesday morning, March 27th. Mr. and Mis Leonard Hooley announce the arrival of a new grandson at the Utah Valley hos- pital Saturday. The proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones of Provo (Yvonne Hooley). Mrs. Lle Hooley Halliday had the misfortune to have three ribs broken and badly shaken up when she, with her husband, Gene Halliday were returning to their home in Pleasant Grove after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hooley. Their car was hit by a car diiven by Perneal Shoell, near the Gus Omer farm just below the Harris hill Sunday evening. Lee Louder, riding in the Shoell car also had ribs broken and suffered cuts and brulBes. The Shoell car was badly wrecked. Mrs A mass is Ktill very 111 at her home, suffering with heart trouble. Mrs. May Harris is confined to her home because of illness. General Conference being held ' "Je at Salt Lake Sunday, there will be no meeting at the ward chapel Sunday evening. Sunday School will be held as usual Sunday morning. All children are requested to be present as well as adults not attending conference. A. P. Warnick of Manila, principal of the Lincoln high school was the speaker at the conjoint meeting last Sunday evening. Mrs. Noima Hales is practicing the Primary children for the Spring festival which will be held the first part of May. Three teacher's topic meetings were held Thursday afternoon at the homse of Mrs. Rertha Swen-seMrs. Christabell Grant and Mrs. Beatrice Walker. At the Walker home Jane Elsmore gave the topic on Kindness. After were the meeting refreshments served by the hostess to all present. Eva Richardsoh, Shirley Harris, Howard Lowe, Floyd Backus and Warren Johnson took part In the Genealogy program at the Second ward In Pleasant Grove Sunday evening'. The Windsor ward feel ve-- y elated with their new quartette: Floyd Backus, Howard Lowe Voice oJ (Bentrdl Jnhu-o- aid ti 'Zltcii ri our KUVO recently. A sin lul was In id Widnesday ii n jg ut the home of Mr and Mi- -. A II. Lowe, in honor of thiit son Juln.a, who It ft Salt Lake Cry the folio mg day (1 tiers, i,.y) to fill a mission In ihe Western States. Mr. and Mrs i i Giihfit Luhardson sponsored the paity and sixty or more Invited of guests enjued an evening chat songs, games, and social after which ice cream and cake was served to all present. Mrs. Enid Johnson, Mrs. Mary Shoell, Mrs. Rebecca Wilson and Mrs. Lorraine Wright enjoyed a quilling bee at the home of Mrs Louis Kelsch of Provo Thursday. Mre. Eldon Wright entertained Monday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of her the following relatives attending: Mr. and Mrs. Luke Culli-morMr. and Mrs. Cealy Newell, and sons Leland and Harvey of Orem, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright, Cleora and Grant Wright ana Mrs. Annie Wright of Llndon, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kelsch of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yate of Lehi. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson entertained at a family dinner SunCovers were laid for Mr. day. and Mrs J. S. Johnson and Robert Johnson of Vineyard. Mrs. Cleve Humphrey of Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Johnson and Orus Johnson of Mammoth Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Donkin of Salt Lake City; Perry Corbridge of LaRue Olsen, Lehi; Merlene Johnson, RaNee and Nana Nielson, and the host and hostess of Windsor, Mrs. Blanche Nielson and daughters Ranee and Nana and a attended Perry Corbridge shower at the home of Mrs. Janet Humphrey at Pleasant Grove Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mis. Dean Smith w,bo were mairied recently. Many beautiful huB-ban- d, Low Cost High Quality F EE F G Cwt. STARTING MASII LAYING MASII (Golden Oil) WHEAT, recleaned $1.95 $1.&9 ..40 1 'J11 1 $1.52 95c MIXED PIG FEED ROLLED OATS OYSTER SHELL (Pilot) 65-l- " b. PSc SEEDS Idaho Grown CouJd b New OATS Bannock Smut Proof Rained 1.82 Certified 1.69 on dry land Certified BLISS POTATOES Certified TETONIA RUSSETS Choice UTAH ALFALFA SEED lb. News by Transradio! 4 la pmm jp3) GRAIHS.SSKil50 BUNKER FARMS 1 RABBITS 7270 son-in-la- Miner of Orem. Phone: Jilocyctes 050-J-- 4 ' STAKE GENEALOGY (Amelia Latta - Reporter) Telephone 048J1 The Salt Lake temple will be closed on Friday and Saturday, April 5th and 6th, due to general conference, but will reopen for usual ordinance work Monday, April 8th. Sharon stake will sponsor a senior temple excursion Monday, April 8th to the Salt Lake temple. The Stake bus will leave the Seminary building at 6:30 a. m. on the excursion day. Those who are planning to go by bus must make your reservations with your ward chairman, who will notify Mrs. Amelia Latta. Fare will be make c their home for the mmn IVItkW Bum-- r. I Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Knight have moved into the ward to live IN Mis Knight will be remembered as Mias Fern Young. Mr. Knight's I a r, nts were pioneer residents of Provo Bench. Jensen Mrs. Anna Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jensen is at the Utah Valley hos-- I ital where she underwent a major operation last week. Reports from the hospital are that she ts Improving nicely. Mrs. Charles Robbins was brought home Monday evening from the hospital In American Fork where she has been for ten an appendicitis days following operation performed ten days ago. No M. I. A. meeting will be held Sunday night due to conference In Salt Lake CBy, but the regular conjoint program will be given the following Sunday. Honoring Mrs. Joseph Rowley, on her birthday anniversary Tuesday evening, the following friends and neighbors enjoyed games and a delicious luncheon at her home, and presented her with a lovely bouquet of flowers: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robock, Lawrence Palmer, Mr. and Mrs Leo Poulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rowley, Mrs. Dean Johnson, Tony Miss Reva Cordner, Rohbock, Frampton Collins, Miss Lucille Farley, Gerald Buckley, and Miss Dorotha Jones. up W A, 0, ELLETT GETS PASSING 1 Imp Clarence 5, distn. t 6. Grant Period; 7, Ruth Vincent; distilct 9, John S, Prank Gould; Evans; distrut 10, Retse Bench; district 11. G. Ray Purnell; distdistrict rict 12, Minnie pen-o13, R. J. Murdock; district 14, J. W. Thornton; dutmt 15, George S. Balllf; district 16, E nil K. Nielsen; district 17, Alonzo J Moorley; district 18, W. Stanley Dunford; and R. J. McFadden, one-havote each; district 19, Oscar Bjerregard; delegates at large: Della Loveiidge, O. Blaine Larsen, Abe W. Turner, L. E Wald, Alvin Perry, and E. G Purnell, Elicit of SpanLh Fork chairman of the Utah county democrats at the in Saturday conference held Provo, with Mrs. Algie Balllf, named chairwoman. Dean Terry, secretary, and Marcellus Nielsen, treasurer. Delegates to the state convention were named as follows: Mr. Ellett, from Spanish Fork, Mrs. Balllf from Provo, Mr. Nielsen from Manilla, and Mr. Terry from Provo, with the following Provo prec.ncts to be represented: District 1, Della Loverldge; district 2 A. O. n will decide today whether Berg or Sidney W. Rusbell will direct its destinies during the coming year in Provo, whether J. Wy-jma- Hamilton Calder or M. Howard Graham will be their and also whether Arch Madsen or W. R. Green will act as secretary. DEATH rode the farm tractor at Manilla Monday on the H. W. Jacobs farm, using a weak link !n a log chain which was dragging a ft. led tree behind the tractor to kill Walker Fenton Jr. 26, driver of the tractor by pinning him underneath the The broken chain almachine. lowed the momentum to pitch the ahead tractor Into the wash where the tree wag to have been -- liltt ct d; lf Factory Cooperation Thomas . . . ed ! fVlonlag Range Sale placed. For a limited time only XT'S COSTLY TO LOSE You may buy at a tremendous discount one of these Fine Ranges! - MODERN BEAUTY FEATURES AMAZING Large White or Ivory Enamel Family Size Range oven, built in Electric Light for better sight, with fuel saving devices. FACTORY $ Regular Price Wf SALE TRICE $109.75 Jkj h OTHER MODELS, as low as $43.75 j ' Furniture Exchange St. j Phone 21 W. 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Our Spring corrective check-uguarantees results its a complete factory-typ- e adjustment that will save'you many dollars for only Battery & Motor Service ARSENATE OF LEAD Prices Same as Last Year! 2C -S NIMER At EDGEMONT We Also Carry Lumber Company O; p Is Now Ready At SHARON INDUSTRIES PLANT re-ro- 55. distriit WILL WEAR old roof. Save expense, inconvenience, and get a better roof. The old roof is a base for the new Tree Life shingles, which provide greater protection, strength and Insulation when laid in this way. Get the facts about this modem, convenient method before you your home. We will be glad to give you complete information with, out obligation. Aie. 4, Cavh; id Loiilidge; was ROTARY dJ&tlUU. A proved method with Tree Life Red Cedar Shingles lay the new shingles right over the S. Univ. half-vo- WHAT THE tied Cedar Shingles "08 ! GeO 3, and kii.t'e S.ioi.g. one n Maui e; TIMPAIIOGOS 'With, TREE LIFE Tri-Sta- te A. d an election In Canada, for when the Liberals went back Into power at their recent general election with an overwhelming majority, 157 candidates failed to poll one half as many votes as the winning candidate and so lost their 1200 deposits, and thus netted the Dominion government a total of THE WAR BEGINS $31,000 paid into the treasury before the election was held. The winners got their deposits back The officer of the day stopped again. 50 cents round trip. a mess orderly as he was carrying a soup kettle out of the TOO MUCH STRENGTH kiethen. is weakness In the opinion of Here, you, he snapped, give commentators recent of the fMrs. C. Hf Poulson - Reporter) me a taste of that! Canadian election which returned Obediently he was handed a 176 Liberals to power, the idea, The program In church last ladle, and he tasted. Great Scott, being that a strong opposition Sunday evening was under the do you call that soup! he roared. makes for better government, but direction of the genealogical or- : "No, sir, responded the order Canadas is so today government ganization of the ward. A drama- ly meekly. Thats dishwater." strongly Lib iral that its policies tization, written by Chester Graff, over-rid- e all opposition. may showing the importance of temple Many believe it is not In the best was marriages presented with the interests of a country to have Chester following taking part: such a numerically strong GovernMelba Richard Bigelow, Graff, ment. Even the leader of the Edwards and Blrdene Terry. WELL-DRESSE- D Conservatives was defeated in his Special musical numbers were a own constituency. Dr. R. J. Man-io- n vocal solo by Blrdene Terry acof Fort William, Ontario. companied by her sister, Sherrie and a violin. solo by Royal NielNO CONSCRIPTION sen, accompanied by Mrs. Melba in Canada during this war will Pyne. be toleraed, now that the Liberal During the preliminary exercises three girls were confirmed party was returned so overwhelmmembers of the church having ingly to power, for Prime Minister McKenzie King went to the been baptized earlier In the day. country on a platform of carrying They were: Orlene Deering, Donon Canada's war effort with desna Fae Mott, and Belva Rasmussen. patch, but at the same time deanounces finitely repudiating conscription. Bishop Gappmayer there will be no priesthood meeting nor Fagf meeting next Sunday CORRECTING NOAH due to general conferenee being held in SaltLake City. The three youngest classes of Sunday school Three Itah men will have a will convene as usual but the oldhand in the current revision of er ones will not be held, giving the standard Wester dictionary, class members an opporutnlty to and they are all faculty members hear the conference sermons. of the University of Utah. The Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hansen are three selected to aid In the new happy over the arrival of a new romnllation are Professor B. Roson which waR born Wednesday, land Lewis of the English DepartMarch 27th at the Utah Valley ment, Professor Joseph F. Smith hospitol. and of the Speech Department, Mrs. Lexla Harris and Mrs Professor James L. Barker, of the Vaneese Woffinden went to h Modern Languages department. last Monday to attend They are three of more than funeral services for Mrs. Debbie 123 men chosen from leading j Robinson. educational institutions throughMrsMr. and Barney Bigelow out the United States in an enleft last week for Flint, Michigan deavor to produce a dictionary The nations leading hc:r where they will purchase a new with preferred pronunciation list car and drive home. They expect stylists" suggest gay cheet ings based on sectional dialects, to be away about ten dayB. ful colors (or this season': and these men are considered the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gappmayer lovely homes. We are offer- most reliable authorities on the and Mrs. Isabelle Gappmayer went ing GLORIA HAMILTON'S English Language in their reto Mantl last week to attend selection of Custom Made spective sections of the country funeral services for their eousin. Draperies, including all the Only one other expert was Mr. and Mrs. James Slade who chosen from the Intermountain preferred colors and chanrhave been living in Pioche, Neving patterns . . . made uc region. Fifteen were selected ada have come to the ward to quickly to your individual from the mountain and coast areas. requirements. EiA Jtririi, d.clMit Audit Bum ; CHMIANSHIPAGAIN limalLmutti'. AA 2 ! Flash ! ! Through the facilities of T. world-wid- e newsgathering net, KOVO gives the public of deCentral Utah PIIO.NE 016R3 velopments of EVERY Important world occurrence MINUTES FASTER! Transradio Is the worlds most modern radio sen HIGHEST CASH PRICES! service! For an accurate, runpor jour ning account of happenings from Central Utah to the ends of the LIVE POULTRY earth, keep tuned to the Trans-radi- o AND newscasts from KOVOl ! ana-radi- the ntwlvwcds. -- W- L. llnmumin, father of Mrs Boy Pautiu, was removed from the Utah Valley hospital to his home Wednesday. Beth Hooley, enjoyed a trip to Erjee's, Grand and Zions can-volast week end. Mrs Priscilla Collins of Mnr-la- y and Mrs. LaPriel Yates of La hi visited at the E. J, Wright home Thursday. Mrs. Rebecca Wilson of Lehi Is spending the week with her Mr. and daughter and Mrs. Preston Shoell. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morgan and daughter of Salt Lake visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith and family. Lynn Miner left for his post of duty In the U. S, Navy Friday after spending two weeks with hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orden e, DICKLOW WHEAT Cleaned and Treated resents . and us.fi.l gifts were rei eive llir;s liny i cumin V v Euterwi a. rtawk, under act of March Thursday, April 4, 1010 275 South University I PHONE 619 |
