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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1943 VOSOR VABD Blanch Nielson Mrs. Anna Anderson was welcomed wel-comed by her many friends while visiting here during the past week. She came from Monticel-lo, Monticel-lo, Utah, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ora Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Todd were honored at a birthday party at their home on Saturday eve ning. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Hunting of Am erican Fork, Mrs. Edna West of Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Clar Harris. Mrs. Oreen Walker entertain ed at a quilting bee on Wednes-"day. Wednes-"day. A delicious hot dinnner was served to Jennie Harris, Rosa Baxter, Beth Baxter, Blanche Dittmore, Dorothy Johnson and Blanche Nielsen. Mrs. Aurilla Smith is 111 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Av-era Av-era Smith In Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Bertha Swensen is staying stay-ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Luella Walker, while she is convalescing after an operation. opera-tion. ! t Mrs. Fay Keith Is slowly recovering re-covering from a serious operation opera-tion performed at the Utah Valley Val-ley hospital. Mrs. May Saton entertained members of the G W Club at her home on Friday afternoon. After luncheon was served the ladies played London Rummy. Present were Vida Lystrup, Ethea Raw-lings, Raw-lings, Jennie Harris, Doivthy Johnson and Blanche Nielson. High score prize was awarded to Blanche Nielson. , , Little Lloyd Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, is recovering from a broken leg and bruises suffered when he was hit by a passing car. The accident happened two weens ago when the three-year-old became be-came confused and ran into the way of the car. . A cottage meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cook on Friday evening, under the diretcion of A. H. Lowe, John Thacker, and Dallas Rowley. Row-ley. Wendell Gillman was in charge of the meeting. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lowe, Dallas Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith and Mr. and Mrs. David Illingsworth. , The Orem stake minstrel show was presented in the ward on Thursday evening. The entertainment entertain-ment was sponsored by the Re- GRAND VIEW Lucr I. Clyde 050R4 A group of friends and bust ness associates of Mrs. Larry O'Day. the former Alta Buckner, gave a party in her honor at her home Monday evening. A pot- luck supper was served and games were played. Lovely gifts were presented to the recent bride. Those present were Mrs. James Bunnell, Mrs. C. E. Des-pain, Des-pain, Mrs. Robert Jensen, Mrs. E. N. Ostler, Mrs. E. R. Reynolds, Rey-nolds, Mrs. Kay Dixon, Irene Mitchell, Ruth Poole of Patterson, Patter-son, Idaho and Annie Buckner mother of the guest of honor. The S. I. Club, will be guests of Mrs. Zella Burns at her home on Friday. A very entertaining afternoon is promised and all members are requested to be present. Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs. Blanch Snow and daughter Karen, Kar-en, Mrs. Edith Dawson and children, chil-dren, Stephen and Edith Ann, and Mrs. Leola Dixon and children, chil-dren, Hellen and Brent of Lehi, motored to Salt Lake City on Monday. They spent the day visiting vis-iting with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Inez Lewis, whose birthday anniversary occured on that day. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Lewis and a lovely birthday birth-day dinner enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Carter and children, Brent and Naoma, left Sunday morning for a two- weeks vacation. They plan to visit friends and relatives in Pheonix, Arizona, Los Angeles and San Francisco., Primary officers and teachers whq, attended the Primary Con ference in Salt Lake City on Saturday were President erl Johnson, Ina Buckner, Violet Brown, Laurel Gibson, Neda Boswell, Ina Beardall, Rebecca Jones, Bernice Kirkwood, Blanch Wyld and Emma Gordon. . Twelve officers and teachers of the Primary Association attended at-tended the Union meeting held in Pleasant View ward Thurs day evening. Plans for the spring festival were discussed and Instructions In-structions given by Stake Primary Pri-mary leaders. Mrs. Laura Weeter gave the Teachers' Topic and Mrs. Lucy Clyde gave the Theology lesson in Relief Society on Tuesday. Next Tuesday will be work and business meeting. Mrs. Mable Tucker will have charge of the quilting. Luncheon will be served. serv-ed. Camp Grand View DUP were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Hettie Carter on Thursday. Mrs. Zeda Emmons and Dora Hartley were co-host esses. April fool ideas were carried car-ried out in the decorations in the entertaining rooms and the luncheon which attributed much to the merriment of the group. Mrs. Zeda Jackson read the history his-tory of her grandparents, William Wil-liam Wholley and Hannah Brooks Jackson. Mary P. Davis read a number of April and spring poems and the lesson was given by Myrl Day, with Laurel Gibson assisting. Little David Carter entertained the group with selections on the electric guitar. A delicious luncheon was served to twenty members. Mrs. Nettie Brown, County DUP historian, and Mrs. Laurel Gibson, County class leader, attended at-tended the Convention of the DUP at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City on Monday. Mrs. Theora Haws is critically ill in the Utah Valley Hospital and prayer circles are being held in her behalf. There will be no church ser. vices conducted in the ward oq Sunday as Stake Conference U being held in Scera and Timpan. ogos ward church. It is the re. quest of the ward bishopric that all officers and teachers attend. IMMUNIZATION CLINIC SET An immunization clinic at which typhoid boosters and a series of three shots: small pox, boosters for whooping cough and boosters for diphtheria will be given, has been scheduled for Tuesday nights from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Orem City Hall, according to Miss Flo Beck, Orem Or-em nurse. The clinic will be in charge of Dr. Leland Cullimore. lief Society and proceeds will go 10 me Dunaing of the amuse ment hall. NOW IS THE TIME To plant your Sweet Pea Seed Feed everything you grow Vigoro, complete plant food. Clean, odorless, sanitary, and easy to use. Economical, too! 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Chrome-frame Chairs C SO Leatherette Seats 8.75 Oak Chairs A QJ Leatherette Seats 7.75 ' Barbecue Grill JJ JC 14.95 V 17 Metal Lawn Chairs AQ 7.50 1 J RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS Gillf illan Combination foA QC 1294)5 vt7J Gillfillan Combination 24 Qi 59.95 b' ' Mahogany Majestic Comb. VIZ 03 239.95 Pacific-Electric Portable 4q (J2 Record Player 36.75 " BLANKETS Virgin Wool Singles ld.S'3 20.25 J All-Wool Singles (VgJ I 14.50 7 Electric Blankets 2S?3 i 39.50 ' 1 i Odorless Ash Trays Glass Ash Trays Set of 8 Pictures - .50 1.95 1.49 .2S .95 .95; oil 15.00 |
