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Show OREM - GENEVA TIMES FLEAS.MIT VIEW Edna Hansen 2028-M S. E. Burt and Mr. Rolf Has-sarude Has-sarude have returned to their homes in San Francisco alter spending the past ten days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Ekins. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Lwry have returned home from Alberta, Alber-ta, Canada. They were called to Canada on account of the aeath of Mrs. Lowry's sister. They were away about ten days. Mrs. Orvil Ashton spent the past week visiting with her sisters sis-ters living at Paragoona and Cedar Ce-dar City, while her husband was deer hunting. Laura Perry and Anna Ashton attended the Yeshara Club (Lady Missionary banquet held in Salt Lake City last week. Members came from Provo, Salt Lake, and Logan Chapters. Mrs. Elaine Allred Hawkins is at the Utah Valley Hospital, recovering from a major operation opera-tion performed the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashton are both rejoicing over the safe arrival ar-rival of baby boys born last week. The new babies are grandchildren grand-children of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thom-as Ashton- Mrs. Alton Robb entertained Sunday at her home in Maple-ton Maple-ton at a family dinner. The occasion occ-asion was in honor of her mother Mrs. Heber Tippetts, whose birthday anniversary was that day. Congratulations and best wishes wish-es are extended to Mr. and Mrs-Bert Mrs-Bert Rodgers (Marie Brereton) Mr. and Mrs. Dean Perry (Heva Mae Wall and Mr. and Mrs. Garn Penrod (Shirley Rae King who were married last week. We hope these fine young people continue to make their home in Pleasant View. All members of the ward are extended an invitation to attend the Halloween party Friday night, Oct. 31, sponsored by the MIA officers. This is a budget affair and will begin with a fine program at 7:30. Ghosts and goblins will be there to meet you in spook alley. A dance and refreshments re-freshments will follow. Following the Sunday morning session of Sharon stake confer ence, President and Mrs. Henry D.Taylor entertained at iheir home in Pleasant View with a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Antoine R. Ivins of Salt Lake City and members of the stake presidency ana tneir wives. The Primary children of the ward were entertained on Wed nesday afternoon at a combined carnival and Halloween party. A program, games, fishpond and fortune telling booth added to the enjoyment of those present- High Priests of the waid and their wives are invited to join v SAWS FILED By Machine or Hand SCISSORS and BLADES SHARPENED WELDING CARTER'S REPAIRS NEW GENEVA HIGHWAY ALTERATIONS! I tailor mens cults over for women. Expert men and women's wo-men's alterations, make dresses. formats, trousseaus, children's clothing. Men s shirts and slacks-See slacks-See or call Mrs. Cuyler, 447 N-2nd N-2nd West, Provo. Phone 2276R. Tf. f hou canst r" 'J J the party to be held in Timpan-ogos Timpan-ogos ward Saturday evening, Nov. 1. The program presented Tuesday Tues-day night at the regular MIA meeting included a play from the drama section, number from the music section, speech dramatization dramat-ization from the special interest group and dance numbers by the Beehive girls. WORK DAY SET FOR SHARON STAKE FARM The Sharon stake Presidency is designating Saturday, Nov. 8 as work day on the newly acquired ac-quired stake welfare farm. They hope to have several hundred hund-red men and boys report to work. The bishops in each ward will be notified as to what tools and equiptment are needed Mrs. Blanche Smith left Friday Fri-day for a month's visit with her two sisters in Madison, Wisconsin Wiscon-sin and Chicago, Illinois- EDGEMOIIT Eva Gillisie 026-Jl A gala time was enjoyed Wednesday evening at the MIA Halloween Carnival, where spooks and goblins reigned. Many scary and clever costumes were in evidence and the fish pond, fortune telling, etc, caused caus-ed much merriment. The Bee hive girls sold homemade pies and other refreshments. Dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Florence Unthank will be hostess to Edgemont Literary club Friday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Sharp Gillespie will review "The Years of the Locust" Lo-cust" by Loula Grace Erdman. The Elders Dancing club will sponsor another of their fine dances Friday evening in ihe ward hall. It will be a costume affair and Halloween features will be carried out in the decorations decor-ations and entertainment. AH members are urged to be present. pre-sent. Sharon Stake LDS girls committees com-mittees and advisors were guests of Edgemont : ward committee Thursday at the home of Mrs-Hilda Mrs-Hilda Conder at Olmsted. Mrs. Lucile Kemper, Mrs. Montez Hawkins, Mrs. Elmira Johnson and Mrs. Bernice Stubbs were assisting hostesses. Stake leader Eva Gillespie conducted the meeting, which was attended by thirty ladies. Tasty refreshments refresh-ments were served. The next meeting, will be held in Grand-view Grand-view ward. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson Fergu-son were pleasantly surprised by a group of friends on their 16th wedding anniversary. A tasty dinner was enjoyed and a gift presented Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson by Mr. and Mrs. Reed Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dusenbery, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott- Scott Ivers of Chula Vista. California came to Utah to hunt w 185 GSI3 ViE Mrs. Zella Burns was pleasantly pleasant-ly surprised by the members of the S. I. club Friday. Sewing and , social chat were the diversions of the afternoon. A pot luck luncheon was served to Mrs-Burns, Mrs-Burns, Hattie Carter, Janice Symes, Laurel Gibson and Annie Buckner. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Mel-drum Mel-drum entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Andrews of Inglewood, Calif- 03 Wednesday evening. School patrons and taxpayers of Grand View met with the school board in the church last week- The purpose of the meeting meet-ing was to hear the results of the soil tests recently conducted at the proposed school site and to present the plan of the building build-ing to the patrons. Those present voted to accept the site and the building plan and requested the board to start construction of the building as soon as pssible. Mrs. Myrl Day is still unable to participate in church and social activities. She is suffering from effects of the severe burns she sustained when a pressure cooker exploded. The county board meeting of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be held in the Pioneer building in Sowiette Park Satur day, Nov. 1. Mrs. Laurel Gibson, captain of the Grand View camp will be in charge of the lesson. Mrs. Annie Buckner and Miss Alta Buckner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buckner of Ephraim over the weekend. The Sharlan Harwood Borne was the scene of a delightful party Friday when Miss Maxine Harwood entertained at a Hallowe'en Hal-lowe'en party for her mutual class. A portrait of each class member was cleverly drawn by Barbara Carter and caused much deer and to visit with his mother Mrs. Maud Ivers and other relatives. rela-tives. James Stuart was honored on his birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Wilford S. Gillespie. The Stuart's are visiting relatives rela-tives here for two weeks. Eighteen Eigh-teen friends greeted the honored guests and games and refreshment refresh-ment were enjoyed during the social evening. Don C. Elliott was guest of honor at a dinner at the Heed Harvey home at Olmsted, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. an-niversary. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Venon Desenbery. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and the Harvey's. The group presented a gift to Mr. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vroman of Grass Valley, California, visited visit-ed last week at the home of Mrs. Vroman's mother, Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson. SWITCH TO 0REI.1 REAL ESTATE For All Your Insurance and to Oram businass houses for evervthing alsa you naad. (For a squara deal in real astata and insurance wa can help you with whatever problem you have. For a square deal in watch wat-ch repairs and jewelry sea Barker's Bar-ker's Jewelry. His diamonds are outstanding values. Mr. Barker is located at 8th North and Stale. OREM REAL ESTATE Phones 0539-J2 0870-R2 Shakespeare wrote it-. .we practice prac-tice it faithfully in all our dealings. deal-ings. The trust placed in us by the families of Utah County is our most valued asset Funerals as low as $100-00 have always been a part of our service Berg MORTUARY East Center - Phone 378 VirCIlO? TI.IVAVL; 7 DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. 'Gorgeous, blonde-haired Johnette Kirkpatrick, one of the world's ace women water skiers, poses for a camera "shot" on the beach near her home here. Her most recent conquest was in the recent eastern championship meet at Baltimore, Maryland. , merriment as the girls hunted for their pictures. The barn was converted into a spook house where spooky games were played play-ed and ghost stories were told. A fortune teller read the future of each girl. During the evening unknown un-known witches, ghosts and devils dev-ils visited the party. Twenty-eight Twenty-eight girls enjoyed the delightful delight-ful affair. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clyde and Clifford and Mr. nad Mrs. Keith Johnson and Lorna enjoyed enjoy-ed a trip to Price and nearby towns on Sunday. Mrs. Delia Noack and son, ernest of Murray visited with members of the T. J. Smith family fam-ily Saturday. Among the successful deer hunters were Delmar Carter, Harry Boswell, Verdon Harwood, Har-wood, LeRoy Taylor, Cyrl Walker, Wal-ker, Howard Mason, Ronald Anderson, An-derson, Dallas Carter, Don Bird and Melvin Williamson. During the past week Mrs. George Vineyard has had as house guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Penny and her broth er-in-law, all of Nebraska. Mrs. Goldie Davis. Grandvlew Relief Society president, is recovering re-covering from a severe attack of the flu. I ? - - J --, .- C" ... . t i 1 . i "Lady. if the MARINE CLEANERS make your clothes like that I'll vote for them, too, and even call them as soon as I get home." ltz.31 Rom where Sam Abernathy nerer Intended to b a matrimony expert, bat he hit the nail oa the head tha other day when ha said: "What marriage really needs Is mora open minds and a lot fewer open mouths." Sam may not think much of his missus' choice of hats or her habit of serving; watercress and cream cheese salad. Bat ha keeps his month shot (I mean, ha Just nses it to eat tha salad). And tha misses nerer criticises Sam's affection for that worn-oat chair befora tha ire, Corrjifht, VINEYARD Maliceni C. Walls Phone 0893J1 Superintendent Marcel Young of the ward Sunday School, was released at the church services Sunday evening. He was sustained sustain-ed as Stake Missionary President Presi-dent at the last Orem Stake Conference. Con-ference. His first assistant, Antoine An-toine L. Bunker, succeeds him, with Kirly Allen first assistant and Leland J. Wells second assistant as-sistant Principal A. P. Warnick of the Lincoln High school was the speaker, and duet was sung by Beth Harding and Lucille Pearson. Rex Blake of the ward Bishopric was in charge of the services. Dean Atkinson, eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atkinson had the misfortune to fracture his right arm while playing at school last week. Miss Myrle Stone of Lehl, and Mrs. Carma Thacher Crook of Heber City, visited with Janet Clegg Saturday at her home. Geneology meeting was held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Blake. Chairman Grant Zabriskie was in charge of the meeting. Class leader Ella Hebertson gave the social science lesson les-son at Relief Society Tuesday afternoon in the ward hall. Special Sp-ecial musical numbers were given. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clegg ac companied her sister and brother-in-law,- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Randell of Idaho Falls to Nevada, Neva-da, where they visited with relatives re-latives and later joined in the deer hunt in Southern Utah. Mrs. Geneva Young of Salt Lake and Mrs. Vina Baird of Draper visited here during the week with Mrs. Young's sister Mrs. Thomas Wells. One of the gay social events of the week was the dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Far-nsworth Far-nsworth at their home for a group of friends. Fall flowers decorated the entertaining' rooms Table games were played following the tasty repast. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Wells,- Mr. and Mrs- Ross Holdaway, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stoddard, Mr- and Mrs. Wilson Jenkins, and Mr. and Mrs- Rex Kofford- Mr. and Mrs. Bard Hansen (Helen Scott) Spent several days visiting at the home of her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott 1 Advtrtiterreit I sit ... y Joe Marsh Sam's a Matrimony Expert and his mellow glass of beer and pipe at tha and of a long day. " . From where I sit, that prescription prescrip-tion would apply to most human relationships. Criticism rarely rouses anything but resentment. Bat an open mind whether it's applied to a woman's choice of hats, or a husband's preference for a pipe and a moderate glass of beer or two laada to tha conclusion that there's right on both sides. 1941 t Uniiti Stun Brtwm Femitxt Readers Advised To Eat More Apples Inasmuch as the week of October Oct-ober 25 is being observed as national na-tional apple week, we can best celebrate this week by eating more apples, according to Jen-nieve Jen-nieve J. Poulson, Utah county home demonstration agent. Mrs. Poulson points out the fact that apples offer more variety var-iety in ways of using than any other fruit we have. ; "In the dessert field apples know no end. They can be eaten fresh, out of hand, or used in salads, or with cereals in fresh form- They can be served as baked apples or apple cobbler, as fried apples, as apple pie, apple ap-ple sauce, apple pudding, apple butter and apple jellies. The nutritional and medical values of apples have been prov en. Dr. H. T. Knighton stated in a report to the American Dental Den-tal Association: "Chewing apples eliminated 96.7 per cent of the bacteria, while sliced oranges and.parafin tied for second place with 95 per cent ratings. Three minutes of tooth brushing plus a mouth rinsing was a poor seventh, bagging only 64.3 per cent of the microbes. Apples contain calcium and phosphorus, the tooth and bone building minerals. So children should have plenty of apples Three large, unpeeled apples of some varieties may provide the day's supply of vitamin C Six apples of the same size are needed need-ed if the skins are removed. Utahns can have apples practically prac-tically the year round. The Rome Beauty will last until April, and the winesap, Arkansas Arkan-sas Black, and Gano will be in season until May. The Astrach-on Astrach-on and yellow transparent came I into' season in July. There are (many other delicious varieties between these dates. Why do more men choose Jarman Shoes every season? Main reason millions of men prefer Jarmans is their authentic styling and snug-fitting comfort Jarman' famous "friendliness of fit" Utah County' Centennial History coo:;...ip Wfll Illustrated! Each Community History. Generously Treated. Order Sow . . . tnm Art City Publishing Co. SprlacrUIe. Utah PGSTAOT. PRCPAID IF MONEY DPJ CHECK II SCNT WITH ORDtH "'V THt sroat or Thursday, GEKEVA VACD Bath Moon 04-B1 In keeping with the nation's observance of Navy Day, a testi monial for service men and women was held Sunday night. Glen Rowley paid tribute to those who gave their lives in defense of cur country. Marcel Young, Orem stake mission pres ident was the principal speaker. The women from Geneva ward who sang with the singing moth ers at the Sharon stake conference confer-ence are Winnie Graff, Helen Weeks. Alice Jensen. June Jen sen, Vivian Pyne, Martha Pyne, Florence Adams and Venice Finch. Two Halloween parties were given for Primary boys and girls this week. Mrs- Evalyn Wentz entertained the giria in her class on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Edna Larsen entertained the boys in her class at her home The home of Mrs. Alice Jensen was the scene of a party held Friday evening to honor the retiring re-tiring leaders of the LDS Girls organization. Those who are being be-ing released are Alene Rowley, Olive Adams, Lillian Thurber, End Garbage Mess & Odor! mm w Sturdy Metal Frame With Disposable Garbage Bags Sat f oeoey I your went kitchen chore! No inoro messy garbage to handle! No oMre smelly kitchen garbage can. Just scrape scraps from slate to Scrap-Trap garbage big. nangt sturdy metal frame. Finger-tip open. Snap shot, poor-tight. Holes peelings,' cottte f rounds, bones, soup, etc. SAVE TOO TRIPS A YEAR to outside garbage can. Gel one today while thee last! Ve itirr S at situ tr mi w mr YOU CAN DO BETTER AT EHEGDEE'C Across from Scera Phone 0743-R1 KIDDY KILOWATT CAN SAVE YOU TIME Ata?D MOKIY. As you well know, most farming operations consist con-sist of hard work labor that either you, your hired help, or your family must do or that a machine can do. Here's where Reddy Kilowatt comes in. He can do most jobs around the farm easier, faster and far cheaper. Compared with the cost of human labor, it's pennies against dollars. As an example, take the one item of pumping water. Reddy will automatically supply a thousand thous-and gallons for about ten cents. You can't afford to pump water by hand when it can be automatically automati-cally delivered to your barn and home at this price. Profit 'Qtticx 0?wia9 ELECTRICALLY Buy From Your Electric Equipment Dealer A Utah Power I Light Company Mettago October 30, 1947 Papering la Closet Walls of a clothes closet can ba papered, but all cfeckj and breaks In tha plaster should ba filled befora tt Is attempted. Dona Lou Brereton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brereton Brere-ton is ill at the Bingham hospital. She underwent an operation - Tuesday morning. and Beth Moon. Others present were Alta Johnson, Alverda Carson, Car-son, Myrtle Christenson, Delphia Davis, Clara Rowley, Elma Nielson, Blanche Eager and Alice Jensen. Tuesday evening the MIA had its first monthly dance. Decorations, Decorat-ions, stunts, dance mixers and refreshments were all in keeping keep-ing with the Hallowe'en theme. Reed Rowley's orchestra furnished fur-nished the music. Kathryn Christenson has completed com-pleted the program of music from the many nations. Beginning Beginn-ing next Tuesday evening, Stanley Stan-ley and Ora Farley will conduct a six weeks program of dancing. Bishop Wilford Larsen is still busy bringing his flock of turkeys turk-eys up from San Juan county. 3 ONLY $149 I 30 Day Supply of Bigt Only 49c M I rz? Radios ait rt |
