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Show X OREM-QENEVA TIMES Thursday, January 3, 1945 OREM . UTAH Doors open at 6:30 1st Shew at 7:00 2nd Show at 9:13 Friday and Saturday Jan. 4-5 HER HIGHNESS AND THE BELLBOY Hedy Lamarr Robert Walker - June Allyson Delightful escapist comedy which will appeal to the entire en-tire family! and "You Hit the Spot" Musical featurette in color Pathe News Saturday Matinee 1:30 January 5 RENEGADES OF THE RIO GRANDE A western action story featuring Rod Camaron and "Cross Country Detours" -Cartoon "Calling All Fibbers" Comedy "Hot Foot Lights" Cartoon Serial PURPLE MONSTER Monday and Tuesday Jan. 7-8 'BABIES ON SWING STREET Peggy Ryan and Leon Errol A swell musical comedy! and HOUSE OF FEAR Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce , A Sherlock Holmes' mystery drama! Pathe News Wednesday and Thursday Jan. 9-10 PRIDE OF THE MARINES John Garfield Eleanor Parker Dan Clark Deep emotional appeal, momenta of comedy, excellent production and superb acting will make this picture a "Must" for every member of the family! Pathe News 1 ' Pedigreed Fruit Trees Eropogated from the best bearing strains in Utah County Guaranteed true to name and Free from disease. Complete Line of Nursery Stock 1 WILDWOOD HOLLOW FARM NURSERY R.R. 1, Box 506 Provo, Utah Phone Oil-Ill DR. FORD A. CHENEY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON B ft H Pharmacy Building OREM PHONES Office: 068-J2 Reddencei C80-J5 Office Hourst 9 to 122 to S Sundays and Evenings by Appointment 5 SERVICE QUALITY VALLEY MORTUARY' ; . FHOXE 45 ; KIOTO ACBA 0. HATCH LERQ1 JOHNSOU . , iPAXISH FORE W1X. B. TEX PHOXB 1T fr FATSO WALTER M. BIGBT PBOXS 107 With Our Service Boys & Girls-STATISTIGS "HOME AGAIN" Cp'. Dean L. Jacobsen, son of .vlrs- Mamie Jacobsen, Rt. 1, Box 322, Provo, has been honorably released from army service at the Fort Douglas separation enter. Cpl. Jacobsen served in France and Germany and engaged en-gaged in four campaigns. Cpl. Claud Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliver, has also been released from Fort Douglas- He served in New Guinea and the Philippines for eleven months and earned the Philippines Philip-pines liberation ribbon. Pfc. Edward F. McKean, husband hus-band of the former Bertha Of-fret Of-fret of Wildwood, has been released. re-leased. He served on New Guinea, the Philippines and Japan with the 32nd (Red Ar row) division. He was overseas 20 months. Pfc. Jack Meldrum has re turned to his base after spend ing the holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mel drum of Edgemont. Dee Johnson of the Merchant marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Johnson, is home for a thirty day leave. Another son, Vivian O- is also home until January 7, from Bushnell Hos pital, where he is receiving treat ment. HOME AGAIN" T-5 Clarence B. Bliss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bliss ha3 received his honorable discharge from Fort Douglas Separation Center. He has served 23 months with the 302 SighalCo. in Italy and Germany and has earned the right to wear the ETO ribbon with four battle stars and the meritorioifc unit citation. He entered the service in Feb. 1943. T-4 Edward F. McGuire, Jr., is also home again with his wife, Louise List McGuire and baby, who has been making her home with her father, Mr. and frs. Edgar J. List of Olmsted, while her husband has been away. Mr McGuire has been awarded the purple heart and three battle stars for his ETO ribbon. T. James (Jim) Weaver, Y 3-C arrived in Los Angeles Christmas Christ-mas day from the Philippines and telephoned his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T- J. Weaver. He will be unable to come home during his short shore leave. Darrell Graff of the merchant marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graff, arrived New Year's eve for a thirty day leave from duty in the Pacific. Another An-other son of the Graffs, Wesley, is on furlough from O'Riley hospital, hos-pital, at Springfield, Mo. Wesley arrived home on Christmas eve. FIRST LEAGUE BASKETBALL GAME FRIDAY Lincoln high Tigers will meet the Pee Gee Vikings at Lincoln Friday evening in the 1st league game of the season, and it promises prom-ises to be a hum dinger. Coach Lee Brooks have had a real winning streak in the pre season games, with four in a row. On Saturday they turned back the Juab Wasps at Nephi 28-22. Although the Tigers have not run up high scores, they have completed one of the better de fensive records in pre-season play. Lake View Resident Observes 92 Birthday Christen Jensen celebrated his 92nd birthday Wednesday, sur rounded by members of his family fam-ily and a few close friends. Mr. Jensen was born m Aarhus, Denmark and became a convert to the LDS church when a young man, coming to we United States in 1880. In 1884 he married Anna Margarete Jensen in the old Salt Lake En dowment house. She passed; away 28 years ago. The couple had 11 children .seven of which are still living. They include, Mrs. Leon Gillette. Burley. Ida- rho: Mrs. William D. Norman, Mrs. L. J. Beebe, James C. Jen sen, Alvin J. Jensen and Mrs. Calvin de St. Jeor, all of Provo; and Mrs. Benjamin Young, of Woods Cross. There are also 28 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Mr. Jensen is living at present pres-ent with his son, James C. Jensen Jen-sen at Lake View, and is surprisingly sur-prisingly hale and hearty. He exercises regularly each day by chopping wood and taking long walks. He rarely misses a Sunday Sun-day in his faithful church attendance. at-tendance. He is a high priest in the Pioneer ward of Provo. Walter Cox of Lake View, William Parks of Orem and Andrew Iverson and Christen Jensen are believed to be Utah County's four oldest citizens.' BIRTHS i Boy, to Blake J. and Norine McDonald Liston, Tuesday, Jan. 1st, Girl; to Robert Kelly and Edith Clark Dusenbery, Wed., Boy, to Robert and Arline Andrew Walsh, Wednesday, Girl, to Jesse E. and Mildred Beswick Taylor, Tuesday, Girl, to Seiwin G. and Mar-jorie Mar-jorie Spalding Taylor, Saturday, Girl, to Jack L. and Melba Christensen Groneman, Sun., Girl, to Rayand Elaine Hair Johnson, Sunday, Girl, to Wilbur R. and Elizabeth Eliza-beth Blackhurst Harding, Frt. Boy, to Harold E. and Margaret Marg-aret Lee Kehl. Friday. Girl, to Duane K. and Maude 'Snell Fullmer. Friday. ' Girl, to Floyd and Odessa Davis Thacker, Friday, Girl, to R. George and Nila Booth Hill, Thursday, Boy, to Jay and Lyal Stanton Bingham, Thursday, Boy, to Arthur B. and Helen Paulson Williams. Thursday. Girl, to Philip V. and Gwen Johnson Christensen. Thurs.. Boy, to Amasa L. and Annie Rohbock Ivers, Thursday, Girl, to Andrew and Lois Vance McDonald, Wednesday night, all at Utah Valley hospital. hos-pital. Boy, to Marvin and Lavina Schultz Penner, Sunday at Maud Park home. New Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners now available ELECTROLUX CORPORATION 262 East 2nd South Phone 46S Provo, Utah FOR SALE Blue and Cream Enamel Com bination Coal and Gas Range with Water Jacket Also SO Gallon Tank. PHONE 1307 2S8 N. 2nd E. Provo Our whole social life is in essence but a long, slow striving for the victory of justice over force. John Galsworthy. INSURANCE LOANS and REAL ESTATE SEE FRED E. RAY Officei 78 South. Second West TAILORING Ladies' and Gentlemen's FINE TAILORING Both SUITS and GOATS at S25 up REPAIRING ALTERING REMODELING MITCHELL 431 South 2nd West Prove r ENLISTMENT IN THE REGULAR ARMY WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH LIFETIME SECURITY tSO U $J04 pel month in addition fo food. llf , 4,,:Noningt housing, gravel. $50 ayear . inm rMnlistment allowance. - J 20 veers of ssi vies, wtireintW at ontial pay for life. All's veteran iU including G. t Bill of Rights. tzz -7"":.Tr'' V Complete medical and dental attention ir uX-JXiT-J (-Jt l ff during servk. Vetettm's hospitalira I n " ytienTCoK for dependent! ...-.i.. . . . ... W..i Jt-:-. ... .v "i 9 Mist? 30 day furlough. year at full pay. Half far,f urfough rite en railroads. Sea mile ollowantejot retnlittment furlough. '7H:i Witt 1W iniijHUfr Hmi; EDGEMOliT Marriage Date Set Miss Myrtle Wentz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wentz, and Maurice D- Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Black of Provo, will be married January 16, 1946, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. tem-ple. The engagement of Miss Wentz was announced by her parents some time ago. Following Follow-ing the marriage, a wedding reception re-ception is being tendered the young couple in the Joseph Smith Building, Thursday evening, eve-ning, January 17, by the bride's parents. The retiring bishopric were honored Sunday evening at the sacrament service,' and books were presented to each ne, Bishon Wilford R. Stubbs. David Rowley, Jr., Ray E. Hawsuns and Milton T. Jones, ward cierK. Wilford S. Gillesoie. of the ward bishopric, was in cnarge, and the four honored men gave fine talks. Mrs. Helen Gordon sang the solo "Because", and William D. Lee, sang, "The Lord's Prayer". Both were accompanied ac-companied by Mrs. Ethel Taylor. Tay-lor. Junius Gordon was sustained as counselor in the Sunday school, replacing William Hull, who has moved from the ward. He will assist Clarence Cluff, superintendent and Arlo Ander son, first assistant. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Richards entertained at a delightful watch party at their home New years eve. , The Junior Sunday school class was entertained early New Year's eve by their teacher, Eva Gillespie, at her home. Games were played, prizes going to Marion Johnson and her group in a contest quiz; Don Conrad and Lou Jean Kemper. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served those named and Janice Miller. Joan Holda- way, Edna Mitchell, Irene Han sen, Fae Ferguson, Emma &una-ouist. &una-ouist. Jovce and Valdis Gil lespie. Lydia Hogan was a guest. Grant H. Elliott, who is training train-ing at Great Lakes Naval Training Train-ing station, called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott and taiireri with them on Christmas day. "He also sent a recording to them, which he made at a radio auiz program in Milwau kee last Saturday. The entire family are enjoying the messages mes-sages he sent them on the recording. record-ing. Alta H. Mecham has returned to Logan, after spending the holidays here with his parents. He is attending the U.S.A.C. at Logan. Clyde Weeks was host to a group of 25 friends Friday evening eve-ning at the hpme of Bishop and Mrs. Wilford Larsen. Table games were played and refreshments refresh-ments served. COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE RALPH'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE 63 No. Univ. Ave. Phone CIS The Home ef Guaranteed Service DR. ARTHUR VANCE ' VETERINARIAN 156 West 3rd North Phone 953-J Provo. Utah WRECKER SERVICE PHONE: PROVO 055J4 OREM MOTOft CO. FOR... PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING SEE cleve Mcdonald 486 Emery Beverly Place Orem Phone 080-J-M TIRE REPAIRING VULCANIZING BATTERIES BRIMHALL . BROS. 121 W. 1st N. Prove Phone 200 Billings Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gappmayer entertained Saturday evening for Mrs. Gappmayer's father, Ezra Billings and members of his family at a party, wiucn proved to be a delightful reunion member of the family - were present, except those young men serving in the armed torces. More than fifty family membra mem-bra were nresent. including Ezra Billings, of Salt.Lake City; Mrs- Dee Whitbeck and family of Roosevelt; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oeland and family of Kovsvillp- Miss Lenore Billings of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Gnlden Billinss and family,. and Mrs. Lewis Gappmayer of Orem. Vfsitine. eames and refresh- Lments were enjoyed and gifts exchanged by the group. Married at Idaho Falls LDS Temple Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Mable Chapman, Chap-man, daughter of Thomas Chapman Chap-man of Manti, and Ted Parkinson, Parkin-son, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Parkinson of Idaho Falls, Idaho, which took place December 21, in the Idaho Falls LDS temple, with President Smith officiating. Set. and Mrs. Matthews, close friends of the yourig couple at tended them. Mrs. Parkinson Is a supervisor supervis-or in the Idaho nubile schools. Mr. Parkinson has a host of friends hf Orem. having made his home with the T. J. Weaver's for the past three years prior to MS enlisting in, me army, nam which he was recently honor-ablv honor-ablv released. . The voune counle have visited with relatives In Manti since their marriage, and visited here with the Weaver's enroute to Rexburg, Idaho, where they will make their home. Party Honors Mr. and ivirs. Tea rarkinson Mr. and Mrs. T. J. WeavA tertained Friday evenins at . neighborhood party, honorine 1MN. J HIT.. Ti-J n , . auu urn. leu .rarKlUSon uviauie vnapman;. Games were played and freshments served to Mt. Mrs. Chester Graff, Mr. and Ma Reed Gappmayer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gappmayer, Bishop and Mrs. Wilford Larsen, Mrs. C. A. mc i ague and tne honor guests and hosts- A lovely quilt, with sheets and pillow cases were presented the newlyweds. The next great task of humanity hu-manity is not deliverance by the sword, but deliverance from the sword. David Lloyd George. A dividend of approximately $250,000 has been declared by The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley, according to Willard D. Ellis, president. The stockholders stock-holders are the fifty-nine nation, al form loan associations in Call, fornia, Utah, Arizona and Ne vada, composed of borrowers using the Land Bank system. This amount represents a sis per cent dividend, authorized by the directors of the Land Bank, to be paid on stock out-standing on jjecemoer is. a similar sim-ilar dividend was paid in 1941 The dividend paid bv the Bar will enable the national farm loan association to strengthen themselves financially; and to the extent to which th tions pay dividends to their ,14,118 stockholders, the net cost of the Land Bank loans whlcl have been made to members win be reduced. i Since organization, the Berks, ley Land Bank has loaned $216,. fluu.uuu to farmers: forfev tt,. ijank as agent of the Land Bank amount outstanding is only $62r 000,000, which demonstrates the saccess of the Land Bank system iit providing loans which enable farmers and ranchers to get out of debt. In addition, the Land Bank as agent of the Land Bank Commissioner, has loaned $94,-000,000 $94,-000,000 of which $20,000,000 Is outstanding as of December 31, 1945. Shoe, Repairing Louis Kelsch & Sons Bear ef Booterie 111 TOUR GROCER is a marine veteran, 22 months in the Pacific. YOUR GROCER invites you to OREM'S FINEST MARKET. Come in, SAVE TODAY and EVERYDAY TOMATO JUICE MILK MARSHMALLOW 46 oz. can Sego or Morning 4 cans Cream Topping; Pt. SYRUP-CHOCOLATE MALTED iLK Thonps0B,. MARMALADE sZi-- 21? 520 190 MEATS HAMBURGER 1 PORK CHOPS PURE LARD CHILI BRICK Lean Rex Brand '(00 ...LB. 270 LB. 80 ...LB. 200 $40 Barbecued TENCH A Delicious Fresh Water Fish 690 18 oz. cam ONIONS CARROTS RADISHES , v7 pound LETTUCE mmm nsr1 1 in i ivi iff ii t A r k X5f POTATOES CABBAGE HD I UUCP Sweet and 110 370 10 lbs. Solid ma Heads, lb. Y Juicy, 5 lbs. 49 OLD DUTCH 80 cimoumc rniMQt. JUII OIllliL I UMI.I HAND SOAP A. H. 3 bars 4S0 200 230 SOAP .... SURETY SOAPri230 DUST PANS ....390 BROOMS Blue Bird 810 OREM'S PROGRESSIVE MARKET IS Your Grocer's Market ONLY THE BEST and you GET IT FOR LESS Across the Highway From Sharon School 24 West Center |
