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Show PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SrUND AY;' MA Y 5, 1'9 3 5 PAGE THRE SUNDAY v- ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL, 50 West Second North . Communion and sermon will be held at 11 a. m.. with Dr. P. R. Bowdish in charge. There will be no evening meeting. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Sabbath school 9:45-10:45 Saturday. Sat-urday. Preaching at 11 o'clock. All are welcome. CHDISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH irst Church of Christ, Scientist, corner of First East and First North streets. Regular Sunday morning services 11 o'clock, subject sub-ject "Everlasting Punishment." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday Wed-nesday evening meetings are held at 8 o'clock. Reading room open daily from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock, excepting Sundays and holidays. REORGANIZED CHURCH 240 West Fourth South Regular Sunday services at the .Reorganized church. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Elder Ward L. Christy will speak at 11 a. m. on the subject, sub-ject, "Seek and Ye Shall Find Just About What You Are Looking Look-ing For." and at 8 p. m., he will talk on "The Glory of Youth The Purpose of the Church is to build Men. Christian Men. Not Prize Fighters, Not Efficiency Experts." The Young Folks' Recreational society meets every Thursday evening eve-ning at 7:30 o'clock. CATHOLIC CHURCH 170 North Fifth West Rev Kevin L. Grange Sunday masses at 8 and 10 a. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH 15.") North First West B. Skov, Pastor Sunday school and Bible class at 10:15 ,t. m. Sermon at 11 a. m Text: Ezekiel 34. 11-16. Theme: 'God's Promise: Prom-ise: As a shrpherd sceketh out his flockt so will I seek out my .sheep; I will stvk that which was last, and bring again that which was driven away, and will bind up that which was broken, and will strengthen that which was sick." Radio Bible study over K. D. Y. L. Thursday evening at 9:45p. m. The Lei rli.-s' Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sophia Clements. 815 W Fourth South. Everyone is cordially invited to attend all our classes and services. COMMUNITY CHURCH Cor 2nd N. Cniv Ave EIHVIN F ERWIN, Minister Sunday school in a. m.; chinch 1 1 -.i m The theme of the morning service serv-ice will be "The Things that Make Up a Man's Life." The men's quar-et quar-et wil sing "JeSUS S.!or Pilot Me" at this service. The Ladies' Aid will hold its birthday luncheon at the chinch Tuesday at 1 :30. The state conference of Con-rrcgati' Con-rrcgati' -n.il churches will meet at the church from Thursday evening to Saturday noon inclusive. Intermediate Christian Endeavor En-deavor will meet Sunday at 5:15. Senior Christian Endeavor will meet Sunday at 7:15. Junior Christian Endeavor will meet Mondav at 4:15. Headlines Don't Make News!! WILL ATTRACT THE SMART BUYERS! LOWEST PRICES . . LOWEST FINANCE TERMS Your Present Car in Most Cases Will Equal Down Payment $57S A Real Buy! 19:51 Chevrolet Coupe 1933 Chevrolet 1 1 2 Ton Truck Long Wheel-IJase Wheel-IJase Truck Heavy duty tires. Used very lightly. light-ly. Mechanically perfect Paint Many AND MANY MORE TOO NUMEROUS IMJg5S5 THE ONE BIG LOT SERVICES Conjoint M. I. A. services will be held this evening in the L. D. S. ward chapels. Fine programs have been arranged. v FIRST WARD Arthur Morgan will be the speaker. A piano solo will be played by Verla Miller, selections will be rendered by a male quar-te, quar-te, and Loufse Jenkins will sing. THIRD WARD J. A. Washburn will speak. Norman Nor-man Freestone will read a one-act play, and a vocal duet will be rendered ren-dered by Mrs. Montez Harding and Miss Allie Davis. SECOND WARD An Easter cantata will be presented pre-sented by 50 singers from Spanish Span-ish Fork in the Provo Second ward Sunday night at 7:30. The public generally is invited to attend. at-tend. The performance is under direction of the Second ward choir and is said to be an exceptional musical treat. FOURTH WARD Remarks will be made by Dean Gerrit de Jong, Irene Christensen will play a piano solo, and a vocal solo will be" furnished by Mary Mc Gregory Margaret Boyer will read, followed by a vocal solo by Martin Iverson. FIFTH WARD Miles Judd will read the three-act three-act play, "The Wild Duck," and Miss Thelma McKinnon will furnish furn-ish two musical numbers. SIXTH WARD A fine musical program has been arranged and A. L. Booth wil Ispeak on "Health."" PIONEER WARD Special music has been arranged arrang-ed by the Les Cecilienne social unit of the B. Y. U. Meredith Wilson of the stake Y. M. M. I. A. presidency, will speak. BONNEVILLE WARD Warden R. E. Davis of the Utah State penitentiary, will be the 1 speaker. Vocal solos will be rend- erd by Mrs. Leona Booth and Marvin Gease. MAN A VI' WARD A Hawaiian program will be furnished bv Mrs. Rachael John- i son and Mr. and Mrs. William Deering, who are here from Hawaii. Ha-waii. Thev will also furnish the program in Sunday school. Sacred Concert In Manavn Ward A Sacred concert will be given by the Manavu ward choir this evening, at o:?,0 o'clock in the chapel. Ernest Paxman is the chorister and the accompanists are Mrs. Heber C. Snell and Mrs. Gerald Heaton. The following splendid program has been prepared: Organ music. Mrs. H. C. Snell; "O Happy Home,' 'choir; "Beautiful "Beauti-ful Zion for Me" choir: ladies quartet. "The Lost Chord." Mary and Burnadean Richins, Alda Thuvgood and Velda Murdock: tenor solo, "Ave Marie," Harvey Staheli; anthem, "Fear Not Ye BUT THESE tm CHEV. COACH Motor Completely Overhauled. Com-pletelv Com-pletelv Refinished CflflC Brand New Rubber V&yj mi CHEV. SEDAN 6 Wheel Equipment - Trunk Ralk Completely Refinished Mechanically Perfect v3KJ3 $25.00 Under Code Price! tm FORD SEDAN in Excellent Condition Very i 1 - J. J $175 Good Mechanically Good Miles of Transportation DEATH CALLS FRANK MECHAM WALLSBURG- John Franklin Mecham, 60, member of the Walls-burg Walls-burg ward bishopric for 12 years, died at a Salt Lake hospital, Saturday Sat-urday after an illness of spotted fever which developed into pneumonia. pneu-monia. He had been ill for two weeks. Surviving are his wife, Percy Taylor Mecham and the following sons and daughters. Melvin, Emel, Carrie, Darrell, Arvell and Carl Mecham, Wallsburg; Mrs. Lee Casper, Mrs. Floyd Kirk. Salt Lake City; Mrs. Lucile Wells, American Fork; four grandchildren; grand-children; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Annie Farley, Far-ley, Mrs. Mabel Williamson, Provo; E. A. Mecham, Salt Lake City. Mr. Mecham was an active church worker. He served a mission mis-sion in West Virginia for two and a half years. He was superintendent superinten-dent of ward Sunday school organizations or-ganizations on two occasions and was in the ward bishopric for 12 years. Funeral announcements will be made later. GYPSY OPERA IS READY TO STAGE (Continued from Page One) piece is to be fully costumed in authentic Gypsy fashion. Mrs. Venice Jepperson Lloyd is well pleased with her dancers and says she is certain the three dance specialties will be colorful and enjoyable. en-joyable. As the date of the performance nears, the opera takes on more and more of a community aspect as everybody seems willing to assist as-sist in making it a grand success as-the proceeds are to go to the boy scouts, Provo district. The principals, chorus, dancers, and orchestra members are: Trin-ah, Trin-ah, Mrs. Nola Nilsson; Altura, her lover. Lyman Partridge; the Gypsy king, Hillman sneli; tne witcn. Virginia Ekins; Gordon, the American, Amer-ican, Fred Webb; Doris, a white girl. Lota Paxman; the comic American, Dr. Frank Reynolds; the widow, Mrs. Ruth Partridge Richins; Orlando, a Gypsy dancer Venice Jepperson Lloyd; littk Gypsy girl, Helen Sheya. SCOUTER TO SI'E.ii. Merrill Chri.stopherson. associate ! chief executive of -the limpanogoa boy scout council, will speak at the Deseret district court of honor meeting Sunday night. The meeting meet-ing is set at Lemington. O Israel." choir: duet. Pilgrim," Mr. and Mrs. Lindley; string quartet. Swenson, Helen De Graff 'I'm a Harry Alfred Elaine De Graff and Lota Paxman; anthem, an-them, "The Lord Is My Shepherd," Shep-herd," choir: ladies quartet, Mary Richins and company; anthem, "Were You There," spiritual, choir. The Hawaiian entertainers who sang in general conference at Salt Lake City will sing and play several sev-eral numbers. Closing. "O How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings," choir. A real bargain 1931 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Chevrolet iy2 Ton Truck Motor perfect Cab in A-l shape. Good Tires, used very little. A SNAP AT $2 TO MENTION! Him, 150 North Univ. Ave. PHONE 666 City Briefs Dr. and Mrs. LeRoy R. IlaJen cf Denver, Colo., were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. William J. Snow Friday. Dr. Hafen is historian and curator of history of the Colorado State Historical society. He is a graduate of the B. Y. U. En route home, they will visit in St. George and Bunkerville. Mrs. Florence Davles has returned re-turned from California, where she has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Gordon Ludwig, formerly Fern Bartlett of Provo. Mrs. George F. Bunker of Salt Lake City, is spending the week end in Vineyard. Mrs. S. H. Blake has returned from Ogdent where she has been spending 10 days with her brother, James Bevan. Mrs. Rachael Johnson and Mr. anc) Mrs. William Deering of Honolulu, representatives from the Honolulu mission, are the week end guests of Bishop and Mrs. Wilbur Sowards. They are friends of the Misses Myrtle and Beulah Sowards, who are now on missions in Honolulu. Miss Return Kennersley of Salt Lake City, is visiting Mrs. Milton Hcldaway, an aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holdaway had Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Williams of Provo as their guests at the Vineyard banquet and dance Friday Fri-day evening. Dr. R. J. Evans of Logan, was a visitor in Provo Saturday. Abel John Evans of Lehi, spent Saturday with Provo business friends. Raymond Stephen Tucker, 34, Provo, and Christie Myrtle Froist-land, Froist-land, 23, Provo, were married at the county clerk's office Saturday by County Clerk Clarence Grant. Fawn Ivins of Overton, Nev.. is among the visitors ip Provo Saturday. George W. Skid mo re of Logan, spent Saturday in Provo with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Condon and Mr. and Mrs. Gil Haien have returned re-turned from Los Angeles, where they have been spending the past two weeks. They visited Miss Nita Kirkwood, also Victor Jepperson, former Provoarts, and en route home, they stopped at Boulder dam, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Afton Graham. R. A. ('linger is at the Aird hospital, where he is receiving medical attention. Grant Rowley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rowley of Helper, lelt me Aim nospitai aaturdav. where he underwent a mastoid operation live uays ago. Ernest Christians 25, Eph-laim, Eph-laim, and Ella Rose " Pierce, 16, Spanish Fork, were marripfl hv the county clerk's office Saturday. Robert Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perry, underwent an appendicitis operation Friday at the Aird hospital. Lloyd Snow underwent an operation oper-ation for appendicitis at the Aird hospital Saturday. - j wiv,.. . BEE HIVE ANNIVERSARY SPRINGVILLE Commemorating Commemor-ating the twentieth anniversary of the organization of Bee Hive work the Second ward Bee Hive classes will give a special program in the ward chapel at 7 p. m. Sunday. NEW and USED FURNITURE Bought : Sold : Exchanged Before You Buy See Our 10 PC. LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLE including- A 2-Piece Angora Mohair Suite Hardwood Frame 1 Reflector Lamp - 1 Heavy Parchment Shade 1 Fancy Mirror - 1 Fancy Pillow - 1 Wall End Table 1 Occas ional Chair - 2 Wall Pictures ALL 10 PIECES for Where ;nO31G WEST CENTER ?&mmKtm v www- , We Feature IBgnad ne (ggeanna L DEATH CLAIMS CLEONCARM Funeral services for Cleon "Shavey" Carter, 77, blind resident of Provo, died Friday at the home of his sister, Mrs. John H. Emmons in Carterville, after a prolonged illness from rheumatism. He had been bedfast for three and a half years. He was bom in Provo, April 14, 1858, a son of John and Sopha Sweat Carter. He received his education edu-cation in the Provo city schools and worked as a laborer in the old Provo grist mill. He was injured in-jured by a wild horse 26 years ago and had been blind since that time. He had never married. Surviving are his sister and three brothers, Amos L. and Lafe Carter of Carterville, and Dominl-cus Dominl-cus Carter of Provo. Funeral services will be held at the Hatch Mortuary Monday at 1:30 o'clock. Friends may call at the mortuary prior to the services. Interment will be in the Provo city cemetery. Stone Services Set For Today Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Emeline Stone, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lillie Drollinger of Roosevelt, Wednesday, Wednes-day, will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock in the Salem chapel. Friends may call at the home of her son, Charles Stone, 292 North Main, Springville, Sunday from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m., and at the chapel from 1:30 to 2 p. m. Interment Inter-ment will be in the Salem cemetery, ceme-tery, under the direction of the Deseret Mortuary. ., . 1 TOO LATE FOR i CLASSIFICATION HELP WANTED FEMALE GIRL for general housework. Must be good with children. Apply Sunday. 75 So. 5th East. MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING, papering, paper cleaning. clean-ing. Phone 901J. Payzant. 133 E. 5th South. mlO WANTED MISCELLANEOUS TO BUY two discarded hot water tanks. Phone 769W. mlO 4 OR 5 room unfurn. home. 893 E. 2 So. Reliable couple. mlO HELP WANTED MALE ROUTE man for Dry Cleaning, Utah Co. Will pay a good price. Gore Cleaning Co., Springville. I FOR SALE M1SCELLAJS EOU S r. GOOD piano $75. Colorful corsages and flowers made to order for Mother's Day and Graduation. See display at Heind'selman's, 120 W. Center. Call at 575 No. University Avenue. mlO ELKCTRIC range, living room heater, almost new. Write Box 14, Herald. mlO i HOOVER cleaners new and used. Call 214. M & W App Co. Provo. mlO FOR KENT UNFURNISHED 3 RM. strictly mod. elec. range garage. $25. T. H. Heal. Phone 876. m.7 You Save 99 PHONE 25 VINEYARD . i I MRS. GEORGE E. WELLS i Wednesday afternoon the Primary Pri-mary May Day festival was held in the ward amusement hall. Donna Spalding was May queen and her attendants were Loreen and Renon Maag, Margaret Gammon, Gam-mon, Junetta and Alice Jackson Dorothy and Arva Williams, Nellie Schrroder and Moretta Lystrup. Little Colleen Varley was crown bearer. The, attendants carried beautiful May baskets. President Ruth Stone read the prologue and the singing was under the direction direc-tion of Mrs. Vanza Ash and Mrs. Anita Varley. Every Primary child took part in the festival, the braiding of the May pole being done- by ten little boys and girls. The children were all dressed in gay costumes. Mrs. Christa Christensen Chris-tensen and Mrs. Delia Stone of the stake presidency and Mrs. Lillie Sumsion, stake aid were present. Taylor Allen is convalescing at his home following a tonsil operation oper-ation performed by Dr. Oaks Monday Mon-day morning at Provo. Joy O. Clegg had the misfortune to be thrown from a horse Tuesday Tues-day morning dislocating his right shoulder. Junior Seminary Exercises Ready SPANISH FORK Graduating exercises for the Ninth grade seminary sem-inary will be held Sunday evening, May 5, at 8 p. m., at the Junior hign school auditorium. The following fol-lowing program has been arranged: ar-ranged: Song, graduates; prayer, LeGrande Darling; talk, Reed Warner; girls' chorus; dramatization dramatiza-tion of Bible stories, different members of the class, Vivian Anderson, An-derson, Lucille Jacobsen, Blanche Johnson, June Daniels, Olive Marie Nelson; boys' double trio, boys chorus; talk, "What the Seminary Has Done For Me," Billie Bowen; presentation of graduates, E. Cecil McGavin; presentation of diplomas, diplo-mas, President Henry A. Gardner; song, graduates; benediction, Spencer Warner. Max Gardner will have charge of the program. SEARS NATIONAL PRINTED VOILE . . . m Another proof Sears do give better Cotton Values! This is a superior quality Voile made from a hard, twisted yarn. 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