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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Thursday, October 24, 1946 Memorable Events in September History September 13, 1779, Captain John Paul Jones captures the "Serapis." September 24, 1789, The U. fa. Supreme Court was cre- y . .y'':y ated- ' v ',',.,. ' September 25, 1493, Columbus t' i :" 1 begins second voyage to . ' N''' I America. September 26, 1513, Pacific Ocean discovered by Balboa. Bal-boa. September 27, 1928, Museum commemorating Edison'a inventions started, Dearborn. Dear-born. September 30, 1781, Siege of Yorktown, Revolutionary War. & . OREM REAL ESTATE INS, AGENCY O. H. ANDERSON, Broker 4 OREM . UTAH NOTE: Change in Time Schedule. Starting Monday, Oct. Ij 7, Doors open at 6:30 Show starts 7:00. Si iilIllllltlMllllllirill I1IIIII1IIMIIII lllKlllltlllllHIintllttlllllllllUllllllllllllltllllllltKIIIHIIIIIIiriKIIMIIUIIIlltlllllllMUIIMIMIlll I Fri. - Sat - Mon. - Tues. October 25-26-28-29 ii j! Premier Showing in Utah County GREAT j LOVE STORY ENRICHED BY MUSIC TECHNICOLOR S. S. S. Fun Club 1:30 p.m. Sal. October 29 "The Parade of the Goblins" with a prize for everyone every-one coming in costume io this Halloween party! On the Screen SONG OF THE RANClfc A musical western starring Jimmy Wakely and TWO CARTOONS IN COLOR Wednesday Only Oct. 30 The theatre leased to the Republican County Committee Com-mittee who will stage a reception honoring their candidate. Thursday Only Oct 21 HEARTBEAT Ginger Rogers and Pierre Aumont A gay light comedy! A picture that makes no pretense of being great drama, but is a refreshing change in screen fare! and "Gen of the Ocean" Featurette in color "Michigan Ski-Daddle" Sport Reel Movietone News Halloween Midnight Show, Oct. 31 Doors Open 1 1:30 p.m. SPOOK BUSTERS A comedy action story of a haunted house! There are such eerie, exciting happenings as tombstones that move, lights that go on and off without rhyme or reason, and a large frightening gorilla. Featuring the East Side Boys! and JUNIOR PROM Freddie Stewart and June Preisser A light musical comedy! Admission: 60c including tax, Free hats for everyone; Serpentine Noisemakers Horns. SUNDAY SERVICES Sharon stake high council meeting will be held at 10:30 in the Seminary building. High Priests and Seventy quorum meetings will be held conjointly. The speaker will be Professor M. Wilford Poulson, who recently returned from Europe. The meeting will be at 2 o'clock in Scera auditorium. The Bishop's meeting will be held at 3 o'clock in the Seminary building. Baptism for all wards of Sharon Shar-on stake will be held at the Utah stake administration building, corner 1st West 1st North st., Provo, at 3:45 p.m. Recommends Recom-mends must be secured from the ward bishop before presentation for baptism. Lake View ward bishopric will be in charge. Relief society union meeting will be held at 2 o'clock In the Timpanogos ward chapel, with President Ruby S. Hunn in charge. Departmental work be held for all officers and class-leaders. class-leaders. Vineyard Ward: Elder Lewis Wells will be the speaker at sacrament meeting at 7:30 p.m. VERMONT WARD: The Sunday school will present pre-sent the program at 5 p.m., under un-der the direction of Supt. Leo Christensen. TIMPANOGOS WARD: The Primary organization will give the program at 7:30 p. m. President Ruth Millett will be in charge. PLEASANT VIEW WARD: ' A testimonial honoring Miss Francis Hunn, who is leaving for the LDS mission will be held at 7 o'clock. The program will be directed by C. E. Despain. SHARON WARD: The Sharon stake seminary will present the program at 7:30 p.m. WINDSOR WARD: The Mutual Improvement Association, As-sociation, with Vern Marrott in charge, will present the program at 7:30 p.m. LAKE VIEW WARD: The High Priests quorum will present the program at 7:30 p. m. EDGEMONT WARD: Meeting will convene at 7 o'clock, with the Elders' quor um in charge oi me program. GRAND VIEW WARD: Meeting will begin at 7:30 with members of the bishopric in charge. DRAMA CLINIC A national drama clinic for high school, community theater and church drama groups will be held in Provo Saturday un der the direction of Brigham Young university speech de partment, it was announced by Dr. T. Earl Pardoe, professor of speech. Delegates representing secondary secon-dary schools, L.D.S. Mutual organizations or-ganizations in the intermountain region have been invited to attend at-tend the one-day clinic sponsored sponsor-ed in cooperation with the Thes pian Society. Sixteen hundred other institutions are also sponsoring spon-soring like clinics across the na tion during the last quarter of the year. The purpose of the meet is to improve the quality of dramatic i productions among secondary schools. A series oi lectures, demonstrations and group discussions dis-cussions has been planned to begin be-gin at 9 a.m. in the College building, build-ing, concluding at 4 p.m. BIRTHS Boy, to Lawrence and Viola Kirby Smith, Thursday Boy, to Waldo and Reva Shumway Young, Thursday Girl, to Phillip R. and Catherine Cather-ine Hooper Gauchy, Saturday Boy, to Jay and Clara Jensen DeGraff, Friday Boy, to Lewis D. and Virginia Lunceford Wilkins, Sunday Girl to Gerald C. and LeVee Beck Lamb, Sunday Girl, to J. Melvin and Martha Skinner Long, Saturday Girl, to Mays W. and Artha Peay Anderson, Saturday Boy, to Jack and Phyllis Chapman Chap-man PieTe, Tuesday Boy, to Vern R. and Lois Doran Thomas, Monday Boy, to Eric I. and Ellen Humphrey Hum-phrey Peterson, Monday Girl to Gerwin Lake and Evelyn Clawson Riding, Wednesday Wed-nesday Girl, to Harry E. and Mary Walton Barrett, Wednesday, all at UtaV Valley hospital. UlU! Alcohol it Poor Business A special commission appointed appoint-ed by Governor Saltostall of Massachusetts has found that liquor is financially unproftable to that state. The commission reports that the total cost of alcoholism al-coholism to the citizens of Massachusetts Mas-sachusetts is about $61,000,000 annually, against which Is an offset of $13,139,266 revenue received re-ceived by the state and the various vari-ous cities and towns from liquor sources. The commission found that about 50 per cent of the felonies committed in the state are related to the consumption of alcohol and that about 85 per cent of the commitments for misdemeanors mis-demeanors have such relation. Of the inmates admitted to the reformatory for women, 25 per cent are alcoholic, and 26 per cent of the cases handled by the Boston Council of Social Agen cies are due to alcoholism. Thorny Palestine Question Zionist leaders have disclosed that they will seek to hand over the Palestine problem to the United Nations General Assem bly in September unless the British abandon their policy of clamping down on Zionist forces in Palestine. They are even re- luctently turning to partition of the country as the only practical solution of the controversy. Highlighting the issue is the proposed pro-posed admission to Palestine of 100,000 homeless Jews from Europe, a move bitterly opposed by the Arabs. Britian, to whom the League of Nations" Issued the mandate over Palestine, has re fused to order the admission of the 100,000 Jews unless the United States guarantees mili tary backing. vest, John, we're a natom OF BUJCDER-S. WE'RE THE VALUE OF PLANNING RIGHT AND BUYWG OF RELIABLE FOLKS LIKE SWOIB WALL PAPER WALL TEX WALL FINISHES and all that goes with them for putting in place Hallowe'en Party TUESDAY, OCT. 29 at Sharon ward chapel. All ward members mem-bers invited. A good program and a lot of fun assured everyone. BUY TODAY Move In Tomorrow Clean, 2 bedrooms, full basement, base-ment, frame, double garage. Reasonable down payment. 560 Royal Circle, Provo, (off 6th North.) 2t. TWO pints of Berlou sprayed on your 9x12 rug protects if irom moth damage for 5-years, or Berlou pays the damage. Costs you only $2.50 for 5-year protection. pro-tection. B&H PHARMACY. FT -Pimm? (jQiiiLiD warn-mzn i. 'SHOD tUSm3Kzn2 v m Mrs.. rx. .-ur--. EKI1!JJ13 o Planned Economy ? Contusion f Labor Dlpute T Regimentation t Shortage t OPA Dictation f Detlett Spending f Bureaucracy ? v , Fellow Traveler T IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE! The Republican Party pledges to return to the sound American system of Free Enterprise, freedom free-dom of opportunity for all under a sound national economy. VOTE REPUBLICAN r On November 5th (Paid Political Advertisement by Republican State Committee) ORE M . 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Poehlmann poults are from the highest quality, genuine broad-breasted breeding flocks of the Northwest. They are hatched in the West's largest exclusive turkey hatchery, in Salt Lake City, which is also one of the most modern and sanitary in the United States. All poults are guaranteed 100 U. S. Pullorum Clean. BABY CHICKS We offer for immediate delivery vigorous, well-bred baby chicks from our Petaluma, California hatchery. Chicks from White Leghorn hens are bred to lay large quantities quan-tities of white eggs. . Chicks of heavy breeds either New Hampshire, or a cross between New Hampshires and Barred Rocks. All breeding flocks have unlimited green range throughout their lives. WE GUARANTEE 100 LIVE DELIVERY OF GOOD, HEALTHY POULTS AND CHICKS. OF HIGHEST QUALITY. Ash for circulartt "Cart of Baby Chick" or "Care of Turkey Poult. Yon are cordially invited to visit our hatchery. POEHLMANN II A 4J II E It Y P. O. 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