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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Thursday, October 17, 1946 PLEASANT VIEW There will be no Sacrament meeting Sunday evening on account ac-count of stake conference at Scera auditorium. The Relief society this Tuesday Tues-day at 2 p.m. will give the social science lesson. A bazar is being planned, to be held in the near future. "Last Sunday evening after the Sacrament services a fireside chat was held at the home of Morbeth and Edith Snow. Over 50 M-Men and Gleaner Girls were present. Commissioner Lewis led a discussion on marriage mar-riage and divorce where all participated, par-ticipated, after which, refreshments refresh-ments were served. Wilford and Inez Muhlestein are happy over the arrival of a baby boy, born Octoher 14 at the Utah Valley hospital. Howard and Donetta (Miller) Mackay are rejoicing over their baby boy, born October 9, at Salt Lake hospital. Spencer Hunn and sen Joe were week end visitors with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. J B. Hunn. j. W. Thornton, principal of the Farrer junior high school addressed the parent-teachers meeting held at the Page school last Wednesday evening with Mrs. George Boyce, president, in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry White of the D. C. War Department, were weeK-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. X. Nielsen. WINDSOR Mrs. Ferry Nielson Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green of Lehi are rejoicing over the arrival ar-rival of a little daughter, born at the American Fork hospital the past week. The proud grandmother grand-mother is Aurilla Smith. Announcement of the engagement engage-ment and approaching marriage has been made of Madge Kirk, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirk. The groom is Capt. H. G. Stonner of the U. S. Medical Corp of Kansas City, Missouri. Madge is a graduate grad-uate nurse from the L.D.S. hospital. hos-pital. She served as a nurse in the U.S. army on the battlefields of Europe, where she attained the rank of Lieutenant. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Backus were the honored guests at a wedding wed-ding reception held Saturday 4 4 OREM UTAH NOTE: Change in Time Schedule. Starting Monday, Oct. 7, Doors open at 6:30 Show starts 7:00. II TIU! U IIII Illtltlltllll lltl Illlllllltltlllllllllllllllinilljllllllllll Mill llllilltJIMIIIIIIIIIllllllllllMlII 1 1 1 III! lllllllll IMIll Friday and Saturday Oct. 18-19 EASY TO WED Van Johnson Esther Williams - Lucille Ball and Keenan Wynn Star-filled, song-filled, dance-filled and unraveling one of the most amusing yarns of martial crosses and double crosses to have reached the screen in years. Filmed in Technicolor! tFrom every angle "Easy to Wed" is a swell evening's entertainment for everyone! and "Bountiful Alaska" Movietone Adventure in, Color Pathe News S.S. S. Club Saturday Matinee 1:30 October 19 (Special program for folks who don't go deer hunting. hunt-ing. The feature runs over two hours so the show will last until 4 p.m.) ' UNION PACIFIC Joel McCrea and Barbara Stanwyck An outstanding historical drama filmed Sepia color. This picture was filmed about six years ago at a cost of 4V million dollars. If you saw it then, you will be even more anxious to see it again. All children chil-dren as well as grown-ups will really enjoy thts great picture! plus 2 Cartoons in Color Note to parents: On Saturday, October 26th, will be the Annual Kiddies Halloween Show, with the "Parade of the Goblins". A prize will be given to every boy and girl who comes to the show in costume. Mon. - Tues. - Wed. Oct. 21-22-23 First run in Utah oCunty . - .- iVMWfcfisVtr'rift THE DELI6HT-THR1LL STMT OF A COWBOY AND HIS WORSE k's Roy onJ Trigger 1 in the heart-tiding story you'vi always wanted to knew! -.111 iT..,tr..-,jir,.''ni a" ninii'i '' . I 1 w. I featuring GEORGE 6A6BY HAYES . and DALE EVANS with JACK HOLT . BOS NOLAN Rd THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS A REPUBLIC PICTURE and- RENDEZVOUS WITH ANNIE A gay light comedy starring Eddie Albert and Gail Patrick evening in the Bonneville ward amusement hall at Provo. Ted is the son of George Backus. Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Smith entertained at a wedding reception, recep-tion, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herman McCandless (LaNeve Smith) Wednesday evening in the 1st ward reception hall. The young couple were married Sep. 21. Quarterly conference of Sharon Shar-on stake will be held Sunday at the Scera auditorium. lSlder Thomas E. McKay, assistant to the council of the Twelve, and Mark Austin, of the Church Welfare will be the guest speak- ers. All ward members are urged and requested to be present. pres-ent. The Daugthers of Utah Pioneers Pio-neers met at the home of Blanch Nielson, Thursday afternoon. The history of the life of Niels C. Nielson, father of Ferry Nielson, Niel-son, was given, also the lesson "The Mormons in Nevada and Idaho", by class leader Blanch Nielson. After meeting a social was enjoyed and refreshments served. Thirteen members and one guest were present. Mrs. Oreen Walker entertained entertain-ed a group of friends and relatives rela-tives Monday afternoon at a Janley Tea. An enjoyabble time was spent. Refreshments were served. The G. W. Club entertained Saturday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Dorthy Johnson, at her home. The evening eve-ning was spent in playing "House on Fire". Blanch .Nielson .Niel-son won the prize forvhigh score. A chilli supper and ice cream and cake were served by the hostesses Vida Lystrup and May Aston. A beautiful tabble cover was given to the guest of honor by the club members. Class Leader, Mrs. White, will give the literary lesson in Relief society Tuesday afternoon. All ladies of the ward are invited to be present. Mr. ond Mrs. Cleve Humphrey left by bus Tuesday for Martinez, Mart-inez, California and other points of interest to visit relatives and friends for the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Murvel Walker are enjoying a visit in Illinois. The guest of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Vogel. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson had as their guests the past week Mr. and Mrs. Andey Johnson of Martinez. Calif., Mrs. Ida Barney Barn-ey and son John of Salt Lake, Jack Humphrey, Mrs. Lena Sorensen, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sorensen and children Paulette and Max of Mammoth, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ellingsworth and daughter Lauana Jean,- also of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen were Salt Lake visitors Saturday. n 7.VTnv yVz' s-T3Rv;. - V( jV .dv- m k . a mm mm mm m m mm m Mrs. Richard Brewer is at Utah Valley hospital receiving treatment. EDGEMONT The Gleaners and M-Men of the ward entertained at a banquet ban-quet in the Relief society rooms Thursday evening as a benefit to obtain suits and equipment for the basketball team of the ward. A gala time was enjoyed, with more than 100 being served. serv-ed. Program and dancing completed com-pleted the gay evening. Mrs. Howard Ferguson and new baby son, William James Ferguson, returned home from the American Fork hospital Tuesday, where the babe was born ten days ago. On Wednesday, Wednes-day, Mrs. Ferguson was happy to receive the news of the safe arrival of a baby son to hen sister and brother-in-law, Harley and Mary Green Gillman of Pleasant Grove, at the same hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Stubbs and son Randy, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford R. Stubbs returned re-turned Monday from a 2 weeks vacation trip into the Northwest North-west and down the Pacific coast to Los Angeles, California. They visited at Scotia, California, with a sister and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Mad-sen Mad-sen (Erma Stubbs. They report a delightful trip. FUR coats mothproofed for 5-years 5-years for only $1.25. Berlou Mothspray guaranteed to repair re-pair your coat if damaged by moths within 5-years. B&H PHARMACY. L 3 Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Oct. 24-25-26 His Premier showing in Utah County mistress was music. . . r ) ': A i ) ... fcer master was love ! 9 The latest and greatest produai' a by Frank Borzage, famed director of scores of hits including "Seventh Heaven," "Farewell to Arms," "Three Comrades," "Stage Poor Canteen," and "The Spanish Main"! FRANK B0SM6ES PRODUCTION OF m A1WAYS JMD YOU IN TECHNICOLOR PHILIP DORN WILLIAM CARTES SUAG COTTON HUGS The lovely new pastel colorings and Hie luxurious lottness of the Charm Tred Shag Rugs do something to any room living room, bedroom, den or bath room. Charm Treds are color-styled by Earl Perreauit, noted Interior decorator. 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(rn:0fouua Emits Entered as second-class matter November 19, 1937 at the post office at Orem, Utah, under the Act ol March 8, 1879. Published Every Thursday By Utah Valley Publishing Company, Provo, Utah. . a |