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Show r 1. PROVO -(UTAH V EVENING HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1938 AGE --EIGHT CITY IS AFTER OLD POSTOFFICE Purchase of Provo'a old post- office building on the same plan city and county governments fin- anceu tne city ana county uunuuig still has the favor or Mayor AiarK Anderson. . Under a one-third, two- thirds agreement both units could make excellent use or tne structure ne said today. However, the two would not be parties to paying a high price, he neia, as tne law requires the property oe sold at ' i, .v - . . "I II I III' I I I 1 I I I I II. II ! I , . I ( ; J. r r" Vn,,,,,; i m.i..w .. .,;,, L 'l., V . ,., .a L" 11 1 ' ' ",, u ,,,.,, .... . l. . . vr? ; J il mr nil M i -j i - i MP 0 s v ji i . i- i . ii not less than 50 per cent or its . r' XX j0kv II - Y W- II (r ,jv I I A "Must" 'v'." X - lA, I I DIRNDL fa 71 PLAY SUITS OS v sToG 1 1 2and 3-Piece Sets Jo ios $a00 W t I a J Dirndls . . Summer's . yfi J'JsKV newest, gayest, play fJILAAV suits! 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L mpnouo is .Eb9s ILskq13(9B 's Smart To Be Thrifty- Provo, Utah appraised value of the site "The government acquired tne property for $1 from the city. and county," me mayor opservea today, "so we ought Hp get it for 50 cents." Forkers' Hats To Feature Bucltaroo SPANISH FORK Members of Post 68 of the American Legion will advertise their three-day celebration of July 2, 3, and 4, by wearing Spanish hats with all the trimmings, it is announced by L. F. Smith, general chairman. chair-man. Wm. Burton, official secretary secre-tary for the celebration, has already al-ready written the order for the hats and it is hoped they will prove even more popular than the ten-gallon hats used to advertise adver-tise rodeos at other places. Plans are moving forward satisfactorily for the celebration which is to be called the "Spanish Buckaroo." Sunday which comes between the two days' rodeo events will be the occasion for patriotic meetings, meet-ings, one in the evening to bo addressed by Adam S. Bennion. of Salt Lake City, well known state orator. The best musical talent in Utah county will furnish the music at the meeting. Plans for the parade have not been announced but it is believed that it will be better than the Black Hawk parade of 1937. Rex Daniels is parade chairman and he has an efficient committee to help him. Plans are being made to have the weather insured, against storms and the function will undoubtedly un-doubtedly be a success if this is done. " "lMi- r- : I. VINEYARD MKS. GEORGE F. WELLS Reporter Phone Ol-B-4 The annual party sponsored by the Gospel Doctrine class of the Sunday school which was scheduled sched-uled for Friday evening has been postponed until a later date. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Soren-sen Soren-sen and children have moved to Vineyard to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sfrilth of Pocatello, Idaho visited here Sunday Sun-day with Mrs. Jennie Fox at her home. Mothers and Daughters day was featured Tuesday afternoon at Re lief society. The young mothers of R. club presented a very interesting inter-esting program, paying tribute to the mothers in songs, readings and music. Mrs. Annte Blake responded with a tribute to the daughters, Mrs. Cora Gillespie and Mrs. Lydia Hogan of the Stake Relief Society Board were present and spoke. A substantial fund was donated to buy cooking utensils uten-sils for the new kitchen. Refreshments Re-freshments were served to 56. Miss June Wakefield of Hunt ington is spendong two weeks kai-a ixrith hpr trra rwlna rents Mr and Mrs. Thomas Wells. Mrs. Parlev Austin of Ameri can Fork spent Tuesday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Larsen. Mr. and Hrs. Ezra Workman and J. E. Wella of Park City were Vineyard visitors Tuesday. QREF.1 BRIEFS Windsor Ward LOIS DRAGE, REPORTER Phone 055-R-l Mrs. Agnes Nielson has as eruests for an indefinite time C L. Ockerman and daughter Dor othy of Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elsmre of Salt Lake spent three days here this week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Winn spent the week - end holidays at Rich field. Evin Wilberg was pleasantly surprised at his home Thursday evening y the ward old folks committee. Games and refresh merits were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr. and Mrs Will Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morby. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harper, Mr. xnd Mrs. Gilbert Richardson, Mrs. Gladys Marrott and Mr. Strong of Provo, also Mr. and fflirs. Wilberg. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Downs returned re-turned here Friday after spending spend-ing the winter at Logan where Mr. Downs attended school. Mrs. Cyril Scow and children of Nampa, Idaho, are spending the summer here with Mrs. Sow's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter. 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