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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES Centennial Pacreant - - p : XU it C OilUWil 111 O.aj.. "Message of the Ages" the splendid pageant which was created for the hundred anniversary ann-iversary of the founding of the L. D. S. church, will take the center of the Centennial spotlight spot-light for May, Gus P. Backman, Centennial director, announced this week. The new "Message of the Ages" is produced by the OREM Doors open 7:00- Friday - Saturday May 2-3 The Razor's Edje Tyrone Power - Gene Tiexney - Payne - Anne Baxter An exceptional screen work which is a credit to the American Film Industry. Seldom ha a more carefully chosen cast given a more painstaking portrayal of every scene of a motion picture! Because of the length of this picture, it will be necessary your advantage to see this picture from the beginning, to start the show at 7:00 rather than 7::i0. It will be U The feature itself will start at 7:10 and 9:45. SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 May 3 S.S.S. FUN CLUB BOWERY BOMBSHELL An action comedy story featuring the East Side Boysl and Three Cartoons in Color Comedy Mon. - Tues. - Wed. May 5-6-7 The Showoff Red Skelton - Marilyn Maxwell - Marjorie Main, Good, wholesome fun for everybody in the family, for there is plenty of amusement and laughter in the screwy situations in which "The Showoff" becomes involved- Thursday Only May 8 Badman's Territory Randolph Scott - Ann Richards George Gabby Hays Plenty of action and hard-riding which will appeal especially es-pecially to the western fans. ! v. nzs c 7 7 electricity, you use ihe best, most modern method and there are more than 200 uses throughout home and farm for this time, money and labor saving convenience. Electricity works cheaper for you when it's used in quantity. That's why we say don't delay, use electricity elec-tricity ll the way-for electricity does all the jobs 1 if better and cheaper. A.SWlu. ep - - - It LDS church under the chair- .nanship of A. Hamer Reiser. The pageant will have its nxrrik.re cm Monday, May 5, in the Salt Lake Tabernacle, j..c; will be on view each evening, even-ing, Monday, through Friday. There will be no charge for the performance, but admission will be by ticket only. Tickets may be obtained in any section sec-tion of the state through ward bishops, and in Salt Lake City . UTAH -First show 7:30 F YOUR LIFE is all work and no play-then play-then Go Electric all the way-and save time, labor and money. Yes. electricity can do all the jobs for you-Refriger-ate, Cook, Heat Water. Launder, Clean and Entertain in the home , . . and also do farm chores , . . faster and better than ever before. Wherever you employ i CO mi-EHTTWC rrni..,.. ii., 3 MiiB -"ii taiB f ifnj - at larsir hotels, motels, rail- iroad stations, the Bureau ol I Information, Church offices, and the Centennial information i el fill's, when established. While distribution of tick- els will probably be about 50 per cent between LDS and non-members, non-members, according to Mr. Reiser, Reis-er, tourists, Centennial visitors, and out-of-state persons will be given preference. Capacity will be about 4,000 persons an evening. even-ing. For the first week or ten days, tickets will be distributed mainly in Salt Lake County, al-t al-t hough there will be an equitable equit-able division through the state during the run of the production. produc-tion. Positions Open At Orem Post Office Positions in the Orem Post office are again to be filled under un-der regular civil service procedures proce-dures according to an examination examina-tion announcement issued by the Thirteenth Civil Service Region Re-gion today. All persons already employed at Hie Post Office will be considered con-sidered as bona fide patrons. The examination, 'is- open to persons i who received war service or j temporary appointments during J Hie war and also to the general public. The beginning rate of i nay for the position of Substitute Substi-tute clerk is $1.04 an hour, and ! 'he beginning rate for regular employees is $2100 per year. I Applicants will be required to uass a written examination which will be held at Provo, Utah. Applications must be on file with the Thirteenth Civil Service Region, 144 New Cus tomhouse, Denver, Colorado, not later than May 12, 1947. Full information concerning the examination can be secured from Ellen Bellows, Local Civil Service Ser-vice Secretary at the Orem Post Office. Friend should be one In whose understanding and virtue vir-tue we can equally confide, and whose opinion we can value at once for its justness and its sincerity. sin-cerity. Robert Hall FAST AUTOMOBILES ARE OKAV BUT WHAT WE. NEED ARE SLOWER? PEOPLE. What we need are more egg-producing egg-producing Chickens. You'll get better production with BUNKERS BUN-KERS feeds than any other kind of feeds. Make your aim "the most eggss in the shortest length of time." We'll be happy to serve you by supplying the best In feeds. HYBRID SILAGE CORN $6.25 bag. No. 544 680 U. S. 52 CERTIFIED RANGER ALFALFA ALFAL-FA SEED. lb. 77c (wilt resistant) ALFALFA SEED. Utah Common. Com-mon. Fancy, lb 43c CERTIFIED IDAHO RUSSET POTATOES, cwt $3.65 SAVE ON ALL SEED NEEDS AT BUNKERS Geneva Steel it Across from Us. PHONE 016-R3 ALTERATIONS! I make men's suits, shirts and extra pants, also remodeling. Build formats, dresses and childrens clothing. See or call Mrs. Cuyler, 447 No. 2nd Wast Provo. Phone 2276-R. FOR SALE OR RENT Sees j Pianos, Accordions, Gui-'tars. Gui-'tars. Phone 940K, Prof S. W. WHlian.s, 308 E. 3 South Pmvffl. f buy, sell, rent, AND TEACH. M. I. A. PRESENTS KUSIC FESTIVAL The Sharon stake MIA will pre-cnt a musical program Sunday Sun-day evening, May 4, at 7:30 in ;heScera Auditorium. Musical Musi-cal numbers showing the types of music that have been studied in the Mutual classes during the past year will be featured. The program is under the direction di-rection of Mrs. Rodney Kimball, stake MIA chorister and Mrs James Norton, stake MIA organist. or-ganist. Songs demonstrating five 'ypes of music will be presented under the headings of Beautiful Beau-tiful melody, Swinging to the classics, Choral music, Hymn music and Pioneer music. Cho ruses from Edgemont, Vineyard, Geneva,- Grandview jnd Plea-ant Plea-ant View will sing and will combine their voices in several numbers. Other songs will be ung by the Vermont ward ladies la-dies trio. Timpanogos ward quartet, Windsor ladies double trio, and a mixed quartet from Sharon ward. Helen Edward will furnish a vocal solo and McKay Mc-Kay Allred a piano solo. Mar- BUY YOUR SPORTING GOODS at SEARS Provo i Utah! niiiiimiiiiiimiimiimiiiimniimiinmiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiimiiiiitiiiii' SNAPPY SERVICE CAFE I I 1 1 176 N. Univ. 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The ladies will bring a pot nick 'uneh. In case of bad weather 'hey will go to the home of Mrs. Amanda Bigelow. Orem Women's Club Entertain Guests A fashion show will be fea-'iired fea-'iired at the open session: meeting meet-ing of the Orem Women's club vi be held at the Scera theatre Wednesday, - May 7.. at 3:15, Guests have been invited, to at-'end at-'end this meeting and each club member may bring two friends. Mrs. Raymond Stewart will be in charge of the program and refreshments' will be served. Orem Student On Y Honor Roll Richard Nimcr of Orem, is among the 61 students at Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University who have been announced by the register re-gister as being eligible for the winter quarter honor roll. To achieve this distinction, a student stu-dent must have completed not less than 16 credit hours of "A" work during the quarter. Mr. Nimer is a freshman at B. Y. U. this year, with a ten-iativc ten-iativc major in medicine. 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Garden Club Plans Summer Projects A plant auction held at the Edgemont ward chapel last week helped swell the treasury of the Orem Garden Club. The money will be used this spring (GRANITE FURNITURE) COMPANY Floor Covering Upholstering -k ij Everything for the I Home 8 North Univ. Ave. Provo, Utah Phone 191 Ladies PANTIES Extra Size Rayon 98c Ladies' RAYON SLIPS Lace Trimmed and Tailored $1.98 and $2.98 Plastic LUNCHEON CLOTHS Plain and Floral Pattern 98c to $2.98 - I II I F1 Fi fe l I: I yf I ff Specials '-':' for ... and summer in the culb's project pro-ject of tjautifying the Orem City park and in the presentation presenta-tion of flowers shows. Wilford Larsen acted as auctioneer and sold plants which were donated by club members. He was assisted assist-ed by Luzon Crosby and Irene Tureanski- An informative talk on planting plant-ing and beautification of home grounding was given by An-:one An-:one Rohbock. Donna Kitchen played an accordian solo. The club now has 70 members mem-bers and is still welcoming any Published Every MOTHER CAN HAVE HOT WATER ALL THE TIME WITH A NEW WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER , ' t ; . mt W i Make Geneva Supply Co. Your Headquarters For Electric Appliances Ladies HATS Fine Quality Straws $1.98 to $3.98 Ladies' HOUSEDRESSES Fine Percales and Prints $1.98 to $3.98 Ladies' Fine Quality. All Boxed 69c to $1.29 .Fletelaer's 368 West Center St. Thursday, May 1, 1917 one who wishes to join. The last meeting was held in Edgemont Edge-mont to try to get garden e;l. thusiasts of that ward to join in l he club projects. Geneva Ward Relief Society The Geneva Ward Relief Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Amelia Latta Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. .Mrs. Lunceford wil be in charge of the Theology lesson and a testimony testi-mony meeting will be held. Thursday An Electric . . . FOOD MIXER will lighten Mother's Kitchen tasks. GET YOURS NOW! 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