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Show V SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1936 PAGE THREE LAKE VIEW MRS. SADIE SHAW Reortcr Phone 018-R-2 The members of Camp Tamarack Tama-rack of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. August J. Johnson Friday afternoon after-noon and was entertained by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lillie Sumsion and Mrs. Josephine Scott singing "Sunshine in the Soul" and "Coming "Com-ing Thru the Rye." Prayer was offered by Chaplain Priscilla Madsen. After preliminaries Mrs. Lizabelle Davis gave the history of her grandparents James Mur-dock Mur-dock and Mary Murray, she 'also read a sketch of the life of James and Elizabeth lieed also grandparents grand-parents given at the Sarah Woodruff Wood-ruff camp in Smithfield. Utah. Mrs Clara Taylor gave the lesson "Early Road Making in Utah," with 'several experiences given by pioneer ladies present. Mrs. Bertha Madsen relating some terrible ter-rible experience.-: with the river before bridges were made. A delicious de-licious luncheon in Easter effect was enjoyed by the following ladies: Mrs Ellen Bunnell, Mrs. Teenie St'.ne Mrs. Bertha Mad-sen, Mad-sen, Mrs Chrissie Madsen, Mrs. Prrscilla Mad.-en. Mrs. Zina Scott. Mrs IM.a Gammon, Mrs. Mena Johns"-,. Mrs. Francis Johnson. Mrs Lill.e Sumsimi, Mrs. Ellen Holdaway. Mis -Sadie Shaw. Mrs Rozetta Jiiiuison. Mrs. Aimee Fin-layson. Fin-layson. Edi.a Holdaway. Mrs. Olive Taylor-. Mrs. Harriet Yai-ley, Yai-ley, Mrs. Annie Maag, Mrs. Clara M. Taylor. Mrs. Josephine Scott, Mrs Nora Harding. Mrs. Lizabelle Davis, and Mrs. Ruth Johnson. Mrs. Lucile H Or me of Tooele. Mrs. Alice YV. Wells of Bingham. Mrs. Phebe H Jensen of Richfield and Mrs. Pauline Gammon of Vineyard as guests. Singing "Billy Boy" by the ladies. Prayer was offered by Mrs Lena Gammon. District No. .'5 will have charge of the ' exercises at Relief society meeting Tuesday Ice cream and cake will be sold for the benefit of the meeting house All are invited in-vited to be present. Teachers reports re-ports will be given and work and business class will be given. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Shaw spent Thursday m Salt Lake. They were the dinner guests of their son and wile. Mr. and Mrs LaVard Shaw-Mrs Shaw-Mrs Norman Scott and Mr.-. J. ADDED SEEDS! GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS! DuBay Seed Disinfectants for Wheat. Barley. Oats, Flower-Seeds. Flower-Seeds. 1'ulbs and Potatoes. Ir Hess' Stock and Poultry Remedies. CITY IKK I) STORK riinir. Feed, (irain. Hay A Straw la I North I' Ave. Phone 114 3 OUR PRESCRIPTION FOR TiRED BACKS Give yourself a HOOVER WITH CLE A MSG TOOLS.. . and get it before you start home cleaning. r IT 4 COM n FTF IWMF CtFiS. ISC, F Q V I P M F V T. . . A SI) niR TERMS ARE STARTUSCLY LOW. Modtl 25 $1 150 UK WBBK Mod M75 5J2S c PAYABLE 1 ON TH L Y LIMITED TIMF ONLY - We will Mpl your old eltctnc cleiocr firit ptrnetK oo toy Hoover model too lct. KNIGHT COAL & ICE, INC. Eeluir Hoover I)oal-rs in 1'ta.h (oiinlv. Sals, Service) PHONE . - I KO0, I'TAH Use Avon 100 Emulsifine Spray Oil For ( 'ontrol of Leaf Roller, Scale, Red Spider Eggs, etc. The Latest and Dormant Oil. Used exclusively in the Northwest.' The Advantages of Avon Emulsifine Oil are: 1 Kkjid like any light oil 2 100', oil 1 98' , petroleum oili. 3 Compared with the Ju'.st paste emulsion or th- old-time miscihle oils, effects a savi ng of 15. 1 Not affected by extreme temperatures. 5 No loss from breaking or deterioration. H (lives a .smoother, better coverage than is possible with other form.- of emulsion. 7 Eliminates the uncertain factor of variation in emulsifiers and methods of emuLsification. Have you seen this instant.lv emulsify into a white, creamy solution? PHONE PROVO 996-W ORCHARD BRAND Lime Sulphur, Arsenate of Lead, Fertilizers of all kinds WASATCH CHEMICAL COMPANY PROVO OUR BOARDING HOUSE AM X TROLkSWT, THE "BHAUTIFUL- SPRIWGTRA, LA THAT MAYHAP XT? DOWM TO SAvM NEASUT.E-p TOR A MORMIM5 CCAT AMP TROUSERS ,WlTr-l OF THAT SUM LEFT 1M VOU VPTER MARTHA, AMOS COMES .3,; w H m n (p m rr wo wvtct, wc T. m. keg, PLEASANT GROVE BRIEFS MISS VIOLA WEST, Correspondent Phone 28-J An enjoyable affair of the past week was the dinner party given Wednesday evening by the first ward Bee Hive girls in honor of then mothers. The social was given at the home of the class leader Mrs. Rulon Brimhall. Easter decorations and favors prettily decorated the long table where places were set for the following girls and their mothers; Mildred j Bezzant, Lorraine Williams, Beth j Freeman. Zola Richins, Romona j Gourley. Mrs. Brimhall and Presn- 1 dent Mrs. Ida West. After the dinner a program was given and , games were played. ' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hadley of Idaho are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Heber'Gardner. Guyii and Dale West went tr alt Lake Friday. Eugene West, who has been attending L. D. S Business College, returned with them Mr. and Mrs W. I. Brinkerhoti visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. W Hilton this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jacob were guests at the H. W. Jacobs home pa 1 1 of the week. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Olpin and Mi and Mrs. J. H. Armitstead ate vacationing in California. Miss Ardena Atwood and Mrs Sadie Beck spent the week end in Salt Lake. A successful Easter Ball wa.-given wa.-given in the Third ward chapel Thursday evening Lyean Johnson spent Friday in Salt Lake. Jesse Walker. B. Y. U senior, is training at the Pleasant Grove high school. Word ha. been received from Lhe AC.,ioaii, that David Greene is doing oiirnrrlng work in wrestling. He played mi the lirst team last wee and w;u successful success-ful in thiowmg a man ! rom California Cali-fornia who weighed 110 pounds Mrs Lela Banks gave a dintiei A Smith were visitors in Salt Lake Thursday There will fSe no services at Lake View Sunday owing to conference con-ference at Lincoln high auditorium auditor-ium TRAVEL Over Smooth, Scenic Highways in one of I'nion Pacific's STREAM LINE Bl'SES AT LOW REDUCED FARES: Cedar Cy $4.35 Pocatello $3.80 Los Ang. 8.00 Boise ... . 7.20 San Diego 10.25 Denver. . 8.00 Phoenix.. 12.00 Detroit . 24 50 Information at I'NION BI S DEPOT Phone 310 - Jess Seo ille, Agt. DEALERS IN ALL TOWNS IM LIEU OP H1E KVSELF AMI? 5T HKP- "STk-VPET? A KKTlOM MlCMAEL - R CARE VlsmM6 H u. . pat. or? party at her home Wednesday evening eve-ning in compliment to the birthday birth-day anniversary of Mrs. Ethel Fenton. The Third ward M. I. A. enjoyed en-joyed an Easter ball in the amusement amuse-ment room ol then church Thursday Thurs-day evening. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Walkei and children of Ogden are visiting visit-ing with Mrs. Ethel West and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Hilton. Principal A. P. Warnick is in Seattle attending a convention of the National Educational Association. Associa-tion. The other principals of the district, Karl Banks, Lincoln; Jesse M. Walker, American Fork; and David Mitchell, Lehi, made the party. Mrs. Ethel West gave a dinner party Thursday evening in compliment com-pliment to Miss Josephine West whose birthday anniversary was on that date. ! An interesting crowd of people) h'-ard the lecture given by Grant j R. Bowen, state landscape gard- j ner, Wednesday evening. He ex-j plained the fundamental steps in landscaping any home. He com- j pared the landscaping of a home i to the painting of a picture, the only differ ence being the use of j live colors in the one. The high school band, under Ford Paulson furnished a program at the Transient camp in Ameri Washington High, ft - WJ a . L. fil. , , m From the gray-white granite of Mount Rushmore, gigantic national memorial in South Dakota, the sculptured face of George Washington Wash-ington here looks out. aloof from all the world, across to the forested for-ested mountains to the southeast The face of the first president is 60 feet in height and that of the entire monument 240 feet. At the right is the face of Thomas Jefferson, kindly and quizzical in expression. A few finishing touches this summer and Gutzon Bor-glum, Bor-glum, world-famed -nilptoi will complete the heads of these two great statesmen The face of Abraham Lincoln, at the extreme right, then viU be blocked out and work started on that oC Theodore Roosevelt In 1337. A Announcement ORIENT REPAIR SHOP Moved to 1.-J9 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVE. Under Name of PROVO CYCLE & SUPPLY CO. Building Being Completely Remodeled BY AHERN "DON'T SPRAiM VOUR VACUUM, TOPlW5 AMV MORE SPEMDINJ6 SPREES. X'VE ALREADY PUT A "PERMAMEK1T WAVE M "THAT "BAMVA"ROLL PECE1VIMC3 MOMEVFROMA HOOPLE IS A J UT-AKTD , "By WAV OF CELERATlKkS, X OR'DERED A MEW SET OF FRtLIJ AMD TLOUMCES FOR MVSEUF can Fork canyon Thursday evening. eve-ning. One hundred and fifty people attended the Timpanogos stake M. I A., Junior Girls' festival held in the tabernacle Thursday evening. eve-ning. Mrs. Norma Hales, stake leader was in charge: Community singing and Junior girls song were the first numbers on the program. Each ward in the ia:ic gave a 15 minute skit. The title of Windsor's Wind-sor's wiis "The Sand Man''; Manila, Man-ila, "Mar; , Mary. Quite Contrary"; First ward, "The Children's Hour"; Second ward, "Amateur Hour"; Third ward. "O, Dear." After the program the girls entertained enter-tained their mothers and the stake board members at a social hour and at the close refreshments were served. Hl'GHES IS 71 WASHINGTON, April 11 d lN Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, 74 years old today, planned plan-ned to take no official or private notice of the anniversary. He was born the son of a Baptist clergyman at Glenn Falls, N. Y., in 18H2. He planned to remain at his desk most of the day. Tonight, each .star will rise m the east almost four minutes earlier ear-lier than it did last night. At the same hour-, it will be one degree farther west. Thus, as the season passes, all the stars pass in review re-view across the evening sky. Aloof in Stone OREM MRS. MERRILL CRANDALL Reporter Phone 026-R-3 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Weeks and children of Fort Douglas spent the -week with Mrs. Weeks' brother broth-er C. Wilford Larson and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch of Orem and Mrs. R. H. Boswell of Provo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carter of Santaquin Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Members of the Orem Literary club were delightfully entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D. Pyne. Victor C. Anderson An-derson gave a most interesting talk on "Palestine and the Eastertide." Easter-tide." Mrs. Leora Calder and Mrs. Lois Drage sang two numbers, "I'm Lonesome I Guess That's All" and "A Perfect Day." A delicious de-licious buffet luncheon was served. A lovely lace cloth covered the serving table which was centered with a beautiful bowl of daffodils. Mrs. Thomas Jacobs assisted Mrs Pyne in serving. There were in attendance the following guests: Mrs. A. V. Watkins, Mrs. Mahlon Dragc, Mrs. B. M. Jolley, Mrs. M. F. Crandall, Mrs. Ada Skinner and Mrs. Clarence Pyne and the following fol-lowing members: Mrs. Curtis Gordon, Gor-don, Mrs. Raymond Cutler, Mrs. Roy E. Park, Mrs. Clifton Pyne, Mrs. J. D. Park. Mrs. LeEarl Burr, Mrs. Thomas Cordner, Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, Mrs. Verde Washburn, Mrs. Harold Calder. Mrs. Dean Park and Mrs. J. D. Pyne. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burns and their infant son returned to their home in Park City. Friday, after spending two weeks with relatives here and in Provo. Mrs. Lurleen Loveless entertained enter-tained for members of the Iota club at her home Thursday afternoon. after-noon. Easter decorations were used and an Easter mo'tif was carried out in the tasty luncheon which was served the following, Mrs. Reba Loveless, Mrs. Joy Crandall, Mrs. Jennie Cordner, Mrs. Clara Memmott, Mrs. Isa-belle Isa-belle Gappmeyer, Mrs. Julian Hansen, Mrs. Oral De Lange and Mrs. Lurleen Loveless. Mrs. A. E. Gibson Sr. and Mrs. Erin Leonard and daughter, Nedra of Price, visited with Mrs. A. E. Gibson Jr.. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wells visited visit-ed at Fort Douglas Thursday. GRAND VIEW ! MRS. CLARK CARTER, Reporter The Grand View camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. Nettie Brown Thurstlay afternoon. Mrs. Pearl Buckley gave the lesson "Road Building in Utah History." "Life of George Brown" was read by a granddaughter, May Brown Isaacson. Isaac-son. Mrs. Mary Ann Duke Brown the oldest living pioneer living in Grand View was honored guest. She was presented with a beautiful beauti-ful bouquet of flowers. Mrs. Brown related several interesting events in her life and a letter which was i written fifty-five years ago by her mother was read by a granddaughter, grand-daughter, Mrs. Mary Brown Bernards Ber-nards Eva Rodeback and Helenv Brown sang a duet and two guitar numbers were given by Miss Rode- ; PINT CAN NEW BRUSH DUCO (Any of 18 colors or D U CO White) and a BRUSH, only (A 7V cent value when boucttt separately ) Here's a chance to try the eaaaeet-to-ose enamel you can buy Nktt Improved Brush DTJCO for furniture and woodwork. Choice of any of the famous DUCO colors. Gessf ord's Inc. WALLPAPER - GLASS and HARDWARE BRIMHALL BROS. TIRE MERCHANTS U. S. TIRES TIRE REPAIRING USED TIRES Have Your Tires Repaired and Save Phone 260 EAST OF FIRE STATION 121 West First North Provo, Utah back. A beautiful quilt was given away to Mrs. Winterton, mother of Mrs. John Kuhni. Delicious refreshments re-freshments were served to the following: Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Charlotte B. Davis, Mrs. Kate Carter, Mrs. Isabelle Nicols, Mrs. Mellissa Brown, Mrs. Vera Willoughby, Mrs. Mary Bernard!, Mrs. Fern Hills, Mrs. Mary Isaacson, Mrs. June Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Mrs. Lysle Brown, Mrs. Mary Ann Brown and Mrs. Ada Carter, Mrs. Emma Stratton, and Mrs. Grace Nuttall of Grand View, Mrs. Will-mirth Will-mirth Brown, Mrs. Lottie Soren: son and Mrs. Myrtle Birch of Prcvo and Mrs. Hone of Pleasant Grove. Mrs. June Brown was hostess to the officers and teachers of the Primary Friday afternoon at her home. After the business meeting a delicious luncheon was served tc the following: Mrs. Dot Davis. Mrs. Fern Hills, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Laurel Gibson, Mrs. Eliza Haks and Mrs. Theo Har-ward. Har-ward. S.'ict ume'nt meeting will not be held Sunday evening. On account of the stake M. I. A. Music festival festi-val which will be held in College hall in Provo on that evening. K. I. MEETS MONDAY The Knight of Pythias will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock in the assembly room at 44 West Center street. The visit of the supreme vice chancellor, H. Jones of California who was at the Salt Lake City lodge Thursday, will be reported at the meeting. Replace UNSAFE TIRES With The Famous Saefy Silver town 4m ura-Mra nw ma Our original Budget Pay Plan nobles everyone to buy first-quality, guaranteed prod octs on convenient long or short terms to suit their income. 97 of everx 100 cwttnm. erg comttlete their rmrchnae (H4 iur nuy ueuit J t-iv l-i 17 1 mentstn aoout y minutes. W investigate this cnur. - - - k m & aa.a j . -. plan be fore you huv. l TELLURIDE MOTOR COMPANY Phone 1000 Provo, I tah Your FORI) Dealer 6C Get remarkable DUCO durability. Easy to clean. One coat covers like magic. Try it now. 3 : i i X I NJ V Leads His Italians to Daring Success HEADING one of the most party secretary-general, secretary-general, led 5000 Italians, buildinfr roads as they went through the mountains, to c a p t ore Gon-dar, Gon-dar, near Lake Tana. Star ace Payson Group Meets With Springville The Payson Legion auxiliary unit presented an especially enjoyable enjoy-able program in the form of a musical dramatization. at tile April meeting of the local unit, held at Memorial hall. Vice President Presi-dent Bell Sumsion, was in charge of the meeting:. The Payson group was under the J- X faaattfc olMaNMaeav a A - naBBBBBIBIBBIBIBBBBBUBBfiBBBBT"1"BBBBBBIBDHlBli 1VIC DIRECTORY Here is a List of Firms That Render I he-Service he-Service Yon Need. FT WILL APPEAR LN THE HERALD EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY Index Lubrication SINCLAIR 3rd So. Univ. Ave. M. Reed ni:insKi.MA OI'TK A I- A . Mi ioi.k v co. .Official watch in- 'spertor for 1 R. .. & V. Railroads. All Makca f Wntrhf Repaired I'hune 3.H6-W ISO W. Center M. IrJ Carpenter Seed Company Seed Serice Satisfaction. Garden, Field Seeds, Flowers, Bulbs Phone lin (; No. Univ. Ave. "Our Seeds Grow" FURNITURE REPAIRING REFINISHING RE-UPHOLSTERING P. IT. SL SELECTIVE "It Costs No More For the Best" HOE 168 West Center ERVICE LOUIS KELSCH & SONS Phone 707 RED FEATHER LUNCH In Connection with Cube Steak - Sandwiches BUD'S SERVICE STATION T-Bone Steaks - Fountain Service Wool Bags - Fleece Twine - Sheepmen's Supplies Consolidated Wago & Mch. Co. PROVH "'"Hanb-Kdr:;, USED AUTO PARTS Texaco Service & Stoi l Hour Service Opp. Hotel Kohcrl" Work . i':.:itced Washing Phone 1591 ( c : ficu tarfak K vtion AUTO REPAIRING, BAnKIU Hlx.IN., STKHIv PISTON RINtiS FrfMl Williams and lly Anderson 99 N. 1st Wct Tflnnftr? WE SKLL -""rKNT - TRADE VlUliXliib AND BUY VOIR (il'NS! STEPHEN BEE HARDWARE CO. - Provo, Utah CENTRAL UTAH MORTGAGE COMPANY REAL KSTATE INSIRA N( E IX)ANS RENT A lS 78 No. Cniv. Ave. Phone I OH Fred K. Rav. I'rcsident 40 Years in GENERAL SHOP. Ph. 915 EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING All Makes of Cars WORK guaranteed: FRANK WALTER ELMER HUNTER 15 East First North St. n a n a S PROVO FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO. 5 g Casting and Mnehine Work. B Structural Steel Work. Provo, Plumbing P. L. R Heating: n PHONE 674 SEE US ABOUT YOUR TITLES Deeds - Conveyances Notary Public H. F. THOMAS ABSTRACT CO. 194 W. Center. Ph. 86 - Provo SPECIALS: Muresco Enamel 195 West Third South JEFF u n Hundley auio iveomnrm g STATE OFFICIAL. HEADLIGHT TESTING STATION " Phonr l.-Ot ROI1KRTS GARAGE 2nd So.tT Vnlv. Atc direction of Mrs. L. I. Stewart Miss Leonore Sterling was the reader and accompaniment was Mr. Willardson of the Payson high school. In connection with the musical entertainment. Mrs. Catherine Betfcs also of the Payson unit gave an interesting talk on "National Defenst " More than fifty members mem-bers and gue-sts attended the meeting. meet-ing. Refreshtmcnts were served in conclusion by Mrs. Emma Long, Mrs. Lillie Hume. Mrs. Dell Clark and Mrs. Thelma Clark, hostesses. See ls Today For Faster and Bttter Farming by Caterpillar Plowing. Discing, Pan breaking:. -, iou can t do todays worn wiin 1 yesterday's equipment, and be j ! m business tomorrow. -Stanley l ! Roberts, R. F. I). No. 3 Box 179 AWNINGS VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES For Home or Store D. T. R. CO. H II H U a u M II m a n it B H u a PRODUCTS Goodyear Tires Johnson, Mgr. Phone 15HM UTAH COUNTY MATTRESS FACTORY WOOL .'.D COTTON MAT- THVS --ES, WOOL BATTS Mattresses Renovated and Made New 661 W. ..id N. Phone 345 Provo n H n $ m n H n n Painting- - Graining Paper Hanging w. r. scon I'hone H3V .S6! U. 'ind No. n n li I ACETYLENE WELDING, s 3 H II Business in Provo H - mm mm E BY MACHINE AND REPAIRED Old Mowers Traded in On New Ones - W. - 159 North Univ. Ave. n B DANIELS AUTO WRECKAGE I'SED PARTS TOWING AND WRECKER SERVICE, DAY OR NIGHT 3rd S. L'niv. Ave. Phone 68 n a a Electric Welding;, Steel Tanks, Ut. Ph. 77. Thos. F. Pierpont, Mgr. n n n n LARSEN Sheet Metal Work 348 WEST CENTER ST. RADIATOR SERVICE AUTO GLASS INSTATED. While You Wait Ahlander Mfg. Co. 476 South University Ave. n m m M m m B n (2. Garden Hose and Tools Phone 84 n ii Kl II U 13 U H RAY BARRETT 7 |
