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Show OREM -GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1949 FLEAS'tIT VIEW Edna M. Hansen 2028-M Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glassburn of Blaskfoot, Idaho were week end guests of their sister, Mrs-Jane Mrs-Jane Crane. Gladys Tippetts has returned home from Denver, Colorado where she has spent the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller spent last week in Ogden visiting visit-ing with ther son, Harold and family. A youtn leadereship meeting was held Monday night at the Antone Gleason home,. Plans were made for the coming month and a social hour was enjoyed. en-joyed. A delightful time was enjoyed enjoy-ed by the older folks of the ward on Saturday. They attended attend-ed a picture show at Scera, id-lowed id-lowed by a hot dinner in the ward Relief Society room. A program consisted of solos by Gladys Tippetts; a reading by Leah Peterson; poems by T. O. Allred, read by Alta Allred. Ruth Meldrum, Leah Gleason and Edna Hansen were the com mittee in charge. GENEVA Beth Moon 058 1-R1 Allen Skinner reports that our ward membership now totals tot-als 794. Eight babies were named on Sunday morning. They are: Marvlu. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frampton Collins;. Penny Lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farley; Coreyne, daug hter of Mr. and Mrs- Que Steele; Sheri Raene. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Case; Carol Jean and Terrall D., twins of Mr. and Mrs- Terrall Lott; Jack Dwaine, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pippin; and Gordon Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenos Grange. Geneva ward members have had a number of accidents lately. late-ly. Thomas Patten, Mrs. Jeremiah Jere-miah Davis, Richard Juber and Mrs- Alma Murdock are able to be out again. Lyman Skinner j is reportea 10 De improving. Mrs. Blanche Eager is better after two weeks illness. It is hoped that Leo Hatch will soon be able to be out again. Bishop and Mrs. Larsen spent the past week on a pleasure and business trip in Moab and CHEEKY BLOSSOM TIMJ . . . None Mottar (rfeht) Dearborn, Mich, chosen aa BOeUfaa's 1M9 ehecry bleaaoea actuuf, mmd Jean Williamson Doty el Sagtaaw, laet year's cherry Moateea prineaea, are ahown Tialtinf wit Kn. Homer FergMwa, wB at of KfcbJfaa, at Mm atate laiHil kt ; Mac Boyer and Howard Buck- othef southern utah localities- ley were confirmed members of the church at Sacrament meeting meet-ing on Sunday. The infant daughter daug-hter of Mr. and Mrs. William McEwan was given the name of Carol Lee McEwan. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Tippetts Tip-petts came from Denver, Colorado Colo-rado last Thursday to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Heb-er Heb-er Tippetts- Mr Tippetts return ed to Denver on Sunday leaving his wife Betty and their three children, Barton, Gaye and Lylel for an indefinite visit- A fine program and dance have been arranged for the annual an-nual ward reunion Friday evening, ev-ening, March 11. Mr. and Mrs. William Cox of McKinnon, Idaho are visiting at the home of her cousin, Arden Rowley. Edna Larsen's Sunday School class will have- a fireside chat at her home on Sunday even ing Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bezzant of Pleasant Grove left Friday for a vacation trip to California. Ward members who would like to order pictures of the Gold and Green ball should contact con-tact Beth Moon before Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Heath are in charge of the Red Cross drive in Geneva ward. Mr- Heath explained the good done by the Red Cross at meeting on Sunday evening. High Councilman Council-man Charles Robbins spoke. Terry Johnson and Darrell Jensen Jen-sen gave talks, representing the Deacons. Corporal Dean Adams is home on furlough from his base in Spokane Washington where he is attending Radar school. VINEYARD Malicenl Wells 0893-J1 Shirly Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs- W. K. Allen, has been chosen chos-en a one of three from 150 train-Fort train-Fort Ord. California to attend a radio school in New Jersey. He plans to spend a fur-loueh fur-loueh with his parents after he completes boot training. At Fast day services on Sunday Sun-day Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mc-Clellan Mc-Clellan and children, Blaine, Lois Dixie and Clyde Jr., and Miss Peggy Ann Brady were sustained as ward members. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Phyllips was named nam-ed Linda Christeen and the following fol-lowing were confirmed members mem-bers of the church: Mary Jean Stewart, Wilden J. Clegg, Hal J. Allen, Berniece Hansen and Lloyd Farrell Rawlings. rtex Blake of the ward bishopric was in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harding and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rowley visited during the past week in Menlo Park, California with Mr. and Mrs. Gail C. Loveless and children. A very successful Hobo party, sponsored Jjy the genealogfcal class of the Sunday Shool was held in he Union school dining hall. Joseph Blake was master of ceremonies and prizes were given to Eldon Harding, Ted Clegg, Dorothy Farnsworth and Erna Holdaway for the Dest costumes. Lively games were played and refreshments served serv-ed by the committee which included in-cluded Aaron Stoddard, Wilson Jenkins, Nicky Harding and Cleo Roper. In attendance were Mr- and Mrs- Max Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clegg, Mr. and Mrs; Ross Holdaway, Mr- and Mrs. Joseph Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ornal Roper, Mr. and Mrs- Ar-lo Ar-lo Shumway, Mr. and Mrs. Le-land Le-land Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Shumway, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Overson and Mr. and Mrs. Le-Roy Le-Roy Schroder. A number of ward members were enteratined on Saturday with a show at Scera and a hot dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vera Gillman. Those enjoying enjoy-ing the dinner ede Mr. and Mrs. Victor Andersan, Mrs. Olena Gammon, Mrs. Mary Y. Miner, Mrs. Charlotta Muzzell, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Olsen, Mrs. Jennie Hamilton, Mrs. S- H. Blake, Mr. and Mrs- August Schroder, S. I Experts Plan Spray Program A preliminary Utah fruit spray program for 1949 is being prepared by three Utah State Bunnedll, Thomas Wells, John Rawlings, members of the ward bishopric and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morrill and the' committee members, Mr. andi Mrs. Lewis Clegg, Mr. and Mrs-C Mrs-C N. Gammon and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Williams. The Sunday School faculty meeting was held Wednisdav evening at the home of Mr. and mrs. iewis uiegg. The Junior officers and teachers were in charge of the program ana re- tresnments. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hardinir and son, Randy, are moving to American Fork to make their home. The Bee Hive eirls entertain ed at a social on Saturdav pv- enmg in the Union school din-i lng hall for members of th priests quorum. Games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Delphia Holdaway, class leader was in charge. Wilson Jenkins is the Priests advisor There were 24 young people in, attendance. Ashton, ist Agricultural College members: Professor C J ot;' ensen, entomologist- Dr r " F Knowlton, extension ologist, and Professm. They were appointed to as a preparation commit. recent meeting of perso,1' presenting the college th n State Department of T f ture, the U. S. Departed Agriculture, and the fi L and fungicide industry "Greater uniformtiy the various agencies 1 pest control recommenS has been a need, voiced T many fruit growers duriM 1 cent years," said a spokLf for the group. FOR SALE - 1 Zenith washer, 1 Hotpob-Iron, Hotpob-Iron, both in good ewC Also cleaning solvent T, woodwork, clothes and Jm ed surfaces. $2 per gal. 4-Piece Orchestra For dances, socials, etc. PW 749 Jl J to visit with her daughter and Mrs. Oliver M. Hansen left on family. She will return Monday evening for Los Angeles ter part of the week. the lat ON MARCH 26 YOUR 1944 DIME WILL BUY A LOAF OF BREAD ANY KIND at SMITH'S QUALITY MARKET 1604 North State OREM SEE THE NEW STREAMLINED AUTOLOADING SHOT GUI! . ON DISPLAY NOW AT cas sfo:iti;:g gcgds Across from Scera WE SPECIALIZE IN AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL REPAIRS STARTERS - LIGHTING SYSTEMS - GENERATORS This is your factory authorized Delco-Remy and Auto-Lite Service Station,. OREM AUTO ELECTRIC Cth North and State Orem-Geneva, Utah Phone 0652 Rl OUR ONLY SPECIAL IS GOOD BEER 'i T017I1E TAVERN 7:3 Ncrvra state st. orem On March 26, Your 1944 Dime Will Buy 12 oz. pkg. Staleys Laundry Starch (cubes, 30c value Plus, 13 oz. can Drain-e-ze, drain pipe cleaner or ' 1 pkg. Py-Make pie filling:, 20c value or 1 oz. Pkg. Hallmark Quick Dessert, 15c value or 2 pkgs. M.C.P. Pudding TOURIST MARKET 1680 North Siata Oram WE CAN FIX YOUR CAR SO IT WILL. NOT ONLY LOOK LIKE NEW. 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O There's plenty of competition nowadays for new money so we must prove to investors that we have a sound business, busi-ness, a well built electric system and enough future earnings to pay-for the use of their money. To insure this program ... to compensate compen-sate for greatly increased costs . . . and at the same time continue to render top quality electric service to our present customers . . we soon will ask for a small increase in rates. UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Km OwiMrthfp - A TAXPAYSN'3 CCJ?ANY - local Control "Uh r.;st Crou So ib Ca GOOD FOR ORVILLE HARRIS! O. H. Anderson. Broker TAKE A PEEK DT0 HIS FINE DRUG STORE, NOW WE ARE PREPAE. ED TO BUILD AND FINANCE HOMES. You furnish the lot andi little cash for procesaag the loan, YES, A Good Lot .... -A good Job .... A good credit ra WILL GET YOU A HOffi IN A SHORT TIME. STEP IN AND CHOOSE YOUR PLANS TODAY! 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