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Show Officers Announced For M . i4. Af University - Officers for the .Young Men's and Young Women's Mutual Improvement Im-provement - Associations which will begin next week at Brigham Young university were announced Friday by Professor J. Wyley Sessions, Ses-sions, director of religious activities. acti-vities. Directing the Y. M. M..I. A. .will be Oliver R, Smith, instructor in journalism as superintendent, with George R. Hill of Salt Lake City and Robert H. Walker of Raymond, Alberta, Canada, as assistants as-sistants and Kent H. McKnight cf Moreland, Idaho, as secretary. Y. W. M. I. A. officers selected are Sarah Knowlton of Holliday, president, pres-ident, .with ZeteUa. Price of Lehl and Betty Marler of Independence, Mo., as counselors and Katherine Miller of Los Angeles, Cal., as secretary. First meeting otJJtie new organization organ-ization will be Tuesday at 7 p. m. in the assembly hall of the Joseph Smith building. In this session the year's plans for classwork and activity ac-tivity programs will be inaugurated. inaugurat-ed. A faculty advisory committee, composed of members of the M. 1. 1 A. general boards, will assist the officers. These are Dr. Franklin i . S. Harris, Dr. George H. Hansen, j Dr. Wesley P. Lloyd, Dr. T. Earl Pardoe, Katherine B. Pardoe, and j Ileen Ann Waspe. Further assistance assis-tance will be given the program by Professor . Sessions and Dr. Ruasel B. Swensen of the B. Y. U. division of religion staff. "In the university Mutual, we plan to utilize the M. I. A. program pro-gram as it has been outlined at every possible . point," Professor Sessions said. "To provide for the college age group which the organization or-ganization will include, we will use principally the M-Men-Gleaner and special interest departments. Morning glories ' and potatoes are close kin. Testimonial Slated For Lady Missionary SPRINGVILLE Honoring Miss Margaret Pierce, who has been called to the western states mission, mis-sion, a farewell testimonial and farewell social are planned for the coming week. - " The social will be held in the First ward amusement hall ' on Wednesday evening, beginning "at 8 o'clock, directed by the ward missionary committee and an invitation in-vitation is being extended to ward members and friends to attend. Anrexcellent"-program - consisting of sveral out-of-town numbers is planned, together with a dance. The farewell ' testimonial Is scheduled for the ' following : Sunday Sun-day evening in the ward chapel, directed by the ward bishopric. . Miss Pierce, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. June Pierce, will leave for the mission home oh October 13 and. for her mission headquarters headquar-ters on October 22. Missionary Home At Spanish Fork SPANISH FORK Elder Jack J. Warner who has recently returned re-turned f rord the Western States mission where he served two years as a missionary.' He was president presi-dent of the San Luis district for five months. Elder Lowell A. Griff its of Clarkston, Utah, accompanied Mr. Warner home and' is visiting here for a short time. He plans to return re-turn home after general conference. GOSPEL SERVICES Gospel services will be held at the Jepperson home, 605 North Fifth West Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 p. m. You are invited to attend these services. Conducted by Miss Cox and Miss McRitchle. SUN DAY SERVICES I EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CCIUBCII TbJrd North and University Emil Lelalng, Pa tor . .. 61 South Third Cast - Seventeenth Sunday after Trin ity: ' In Provo: Sunday school at 10:15 a. m. Divine worship' at li m. ' In Spanish Fork: Sunday school at 1 :30 p. m. Divine worship at 2:30 p. m. ' The theme of the regular sermon will ihe ? "Christians i redeem ' the time!" Read the fifth chapter of Ephesians, In a special mission service at 7:30 p. m. in our regular place of worship, we shall be reminded of our greatest responsibility.' "Pas tor Hansen of Ogden. will deliver the festival sermon. '" St. John's Lutheran choir will participate In this service. ' A movie describing our mission work in China will also be shown. We especially in vite the public to attend - this meeting. ;.- " The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon, at the home or Mrs. Marcla Bacxman. All are welcome! SECOND WARD John F. "Mower - will be . the speaker at the Second ward-cha pel this evening at 6:30 o'clock. his subject to be the "L. D.- S. Home- . -" Roger Farrer will sing, and music mu-sic will be furnished by a string trio, composed of Krlene Lewis, Geraldine Jones and Nelma Jean Jones. - '- IheNew 1942 Oldsmobile WINDSOR WARD Sunday evening' - services at Windsor ward will be under the direction of the M. I. A. The speakers will be Ray Gillmart of Windsor and Mrs. Lois West of Pleasant Grove. Music will be under the direction of Norma Hales. A good attendance will be appreciated. . . . i The chief American source of asbestos is around Asbestos, Que bec, Canada. ; . rrr.?8- ':( v ... :. i - ; 1 1 . ::) :.. :vt-c- I y , v,.,0 t , t A, - rj"t'.X zJ ' '-" The styling of the Oldsmobile Sixes and Eights fo r 1942 introduce a striking appearance entirely new to motor cars. The new models are being display ed for the first time today throughout the entire country. Wasden Motor Sales are showing them in Provo. INSULATE For Year 'Round Comfort That Pays Its Own Way ( Aad Be- HEALTHY In Uniform Temperature WEALTHY In Comfort , 'When 6enamin Franklin first gave his famous advice on how to be "healthy, wealthy, and wise," insulation insula-tion was . unknown. The Pennsyl- . vania farmers banked their houses with sod and straw because it helped : keep them .warm. . . Modern 'insulation is a science. Modern materials do a neater, better job of insulating, with greater comfort and economy for you. Come in and let us help you plan the right insulation for your home. WISE In Thrift catholic arcftcii , Corner of Fifth West and ' 8econd North Rev. Father Henry O. F. M. Pastor. . " i' Rev. Father Matthew, O. F. M., assistant pastor. Sunday masses 9 and 10:30 a. m. Weekday masses- 7 and 8 a. m. School of religion for all grade school ' children and study club for all high school students, in the auditorium, Thursdays, at 3:30 LP- ' : - . . xnese courses are conauctea Dy the Sister Catechists from Salt Lake City. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 'First Church of ' Christ, Scientist, Scien-tist, corner of First East and First North streets. Regular Sunday Sun-day morning services, 11 o'clock. subject "Unreality." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings are held at 8 o'clock. Reading room open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 o'clock, excepting on holidays. COMMUNITY CHURCH Conner Second North and ,v University Avenue Breakfast club, 9 a. m. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Morning service, 11 a. m. Young' People's C. E., 7 p. m. This is World wide Communion Sunday. "Our Sins and the Way out." The Young People are planning a special service for the 7 o'clock evening hour to which they invite all the friends and members of the church. The Ladies' Aid meets Tuesday at 2:30. " Junior C. E. meets Monday at 4. CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning services will -be held at 408 North 5th West. Bible study will begin! at 10 o'clock a. m., followed by preach ing. Otis Gatewood. Evangelist, from Salt Lake City, will speak on the topic "Scriptural Worship." Evening services will begin about 7:30 p. m. and will be held at 160 South 9th West. All are welcome. George R. Ash Dies At Lindon LINDON George R. Ash, prom inent pioneer, 82, died at his home In Lindon, Thursday afternoon. aner a Drier wness. He was born November 9, 1858, a son of Joseph and Elizabeth Richard Ash. His marriage to Elizabeth Cullimore took place in the Logan temple, October 24, 1885. Mr. Ash was active in church and civic affairs, having served as a missionary in England in 1888, and as superintendent of Sunday school for many years. He was a high priest at the time of his death. He was also book keeper for the' Lindon Treshlng machine company, and a member of the North Union Canal board. Surviving are his wife and ten. children: Mrs. James Glllman and Ernest Ash, Lindon; William Ash, Orem! Mrs. Hildine Nlelson, Mrs. William FackrelL Ezra and Elden Ash, all of Salt Lake; Cecil Ash, and Mrs. Norman Peterson. Lehl; and Arnold Ash, Provo; also 38 grandchildren and 21 great grand children; and one sister. Mrs. Wil liam Christiansen of Lindon. Funeral services will be- held Monday, 2 p. m. in the Lindon ward chapel under the direction of Bishop Jesse K. Thorne. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove ceme tery. Friends may call at the family home Sunday evening and Monday till time for the services. Snow Services At Second Ward Funeral services for Arthur Snow were held in the Second ward ' chapel Wednesday afternoon, after-noon, with Bishop J. Earl Lewis in charge. 'j Don Conover and Bishop Lewis were the speakers. N., Halvor Madsen offered the invocation, and the beneditction was pronounced pro-nounced by Brigham Johnson. ' A chorus, under , the direction of Mrs. Ella R. Stubbs, sang two numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Lucile Menlove at the organ. Roger Rog-er Farrer sang, accompanied by Mrs. Agnes Hawkins, and a - solo was rendered by Mrs. 1 Roberta Green, : with Mrs. Mary j Whitney as accompanist. ; J. Elmer Jacobsen dedicated the grave' at the Provo City Burial park." ' " v i CARD, OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the kindnesses by our many friends and relatives at the recent passing' of our beloved be-loved father .William Arthur Saow. We especially wish to thank those who took ; part at the services, furnished cars, paid floral tributes, or in any other way assisted, r i 1 , .THE CHILDREN. Some natives of , South. America, Amer-ica, when they Journey at night, carry luminous bettles. . Relief Society Hall To Be Razed InSpringyille : SPRINGVILLE - The Third ward Relief Society' bid adieu' to their old meeting place, the Third ward Relief Societv halt: th Tuint week when they held a special pro- gram mariung the last meeting In the hall and the opening of their year's activities. . , Work is exnected in torfn wltli. In the next few days on the razing oi me neiier society building In preparation for the remodelincr program to be carried on In con nection with enlargement of the "Khjgfpel building. v . - s The farewell program conducted by, the Relief ; Society featured among other numbers; a history of the buUding ' and a tribute to the structure. . . f Built In the -early '70's,- by the pioneer contractor; Solomon Chase, the ball has been used at various times; for a meeting place . and schoof tor the Presbyterian church, for a public school, a furniture store' and subsequently for ' .an L.D.S. meeting house and Relief Society hall. T ? " -' - The Third ward Relief society plans to hold future meetings in the ward chapel until remodeling is completed. - ; Farewell Planned - For Four Elders AMERICAN FORK Next Thursday eveningj October 9, in the . Alpine stake tabernacle a farewell for four missionaries from Alpine stake will be held, The missionaries to be thus honored hon-ored r are Lloyd Hayward. son . of Mrs. 'Martha Hayward. Douglas Pulley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pulley, George ReimschliseL son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo RelmschiiseL and Kenneth Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs.- Vern Beck. t - '.The' Seventies quorum of Alpine stake Will be in charge. A pro gram will be given 'and dancing will follow, - ' .Mr; 'Pulley is a member of the Fourth ward and the other three are members of the Second ward. MnPulley will labor in the Spun-Ish-American mission; Mr. Hay-ward Hay-ward in the Western States , mission;- Mr. Reimschissel In ' ' the Northern States and Mr. Beck - in the northwestern states. . . WELCOME HOME PARTY LEHI A welcome party for Elder Floyd Gunther, recently returned from the Southern States L. D. S. mission, .will be held in. the Lehl Fourth ward amusement hall, Monday, at 8 p. "m. 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