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Show O REM -GENEVA TIMES The Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Edgemont Camp, met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Florence Unthank. Mrs. Almira Johnson was assisting hostess. Business of the meeting includ ed the appointment of delegates to the state convention. There were 12 present. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, GenaVee and DeNec Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Que Steele and Coreyne attended a family dinner at the home of Mrs. Wassel Washburn. The group attended the farewell testimonial honoring Elder Burk Washburn that evening. CORRECTION In last week's paper it was erroneously stated that profits from the sale in liquor in Utah were distributed to cities on a population basis for the main tenance of Class 'B and C roads Actually the liquor profits are distributed for use in health safety and welfare. Orem was well represented represent-ed at the 28th Annual Fellow ship Meeting of the Boy Scouts of the Utah National Parks Council held at the Joseph Smith building on Saturday. Boyd Davis helped plan the program pro-gram and was in charge of the presentation of Silver Beaver awards to four scouters. Charles Hanks accompanied Duane Davis Da-vis and Kent Booth for a saxa-phone saxa-phone duet and Leor Griffiths for a trombone solo at the Fun and Fellowship program. Tom my Moon played two Mrs. Clifford Stubbs enter tained a group of relatives and friends. Present were her par ents, Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Beck of Spring City; Lewis Reid Beck of Salt Lake City; Miss Noreen Bangerte of Boun tiful; and Morris Beck, Murray. Mrs. Charlotte Booth had a pleasant visit on Friday with her sister, Mrs- C. Axelsen from Salt Lake City. On Sunday her brothers and their wives, Mr and Mrs. Heber C. Bird and Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Bird of Salt Lake City visited with Mrs- Booth at her home. Donald Whittaker- a neph ew of Arthur W, Dalton and a recently returned missionary, is visiting at the Dalton home. solos at the evening program, cornet accompanied by Ronald Hatch- Super Garden Specials A,' DELPHINIUM Pacific Hybrids, 25 Seedlings for 1.00 SHASTA DAISY Queen Victoria, 5 Plants for 1.00 WHITE DELPHINIUM "Snow Queen", 15 Plants for 1.00 HARDY GARDEN "MUM", 15 for 1.00 Garden Phlox, Hardy Carnation, Painted Daisy, Peonies, Double Coreopsis, Bleeding Heart, Columbines and many others can be had upon, request. , FLOWERING TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, EVERGREENS, EVER-GREENS, ALL CAN BE HAD. Let Us Help You With Your Garden Problems Write, or Call, Phonell6 Orem, Utah Write for our 1949 Seed Plant List! It's FREE upon request Remember Cut Flowers are Still in Season l 51 ROHBOCK'S SONS' orbm JZgZJ&C SHOP Orem, Utah PHONE 116 FREE DELIVERY 1 v HUGS GRANDMOTHER FOE DEAJt LBTB ... In appreciation for avln her life doriaf mi Mate bronehHii attack, tw-yer-otd Dorothy Reynolds hags her fnnimoibur, Mrs. WHfiam J. Henry, M, who breathed life into the ehiWi tanga doriaf fee attack, thai keeping her alive antfl a elector ad tnhatsser aiaad aiilied Ovs attnateg later. Her reeewy was eeaipieted after reaetval te (Maes.) ComnMaurty hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clousy and family have moved into the home recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs- Clifford Stubbs when they moved into their new home. Frank Wall returned last Friday from the Mexican mis sion field- where he has been laboring for the past two years Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Vest of American Fork attended a family get together at the home of Mr. and Mrs- W. B. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles All- red spent the weekend in Haley, Idaho visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Scott Allred. Young Donald Hogan is home from the hospital where he underwent an operation. 90 OF AMERICAN CARS ARE EQUIPPED EITHER WITH DELCO- REMY AUTO-LITE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS We are factory representatives in that we service these units best OREM AUTO ELECTRIC 6th North and State Orem-Geneva, Utah Phone 0632-R1 YOUR NEW HOME.... WE'LL BUILD AND FINANCE FIN-ANCE IT. YOU FURNISH THE LOT. COME IN AND SELECT YOUR PLANS NOW. Call us to insure your home before you call the fir department de-partment and we will pay (or what the firemen cam too laie to save. SEE US FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS O. H. Anderson, Broker LOTS, FARMS, HOMES FOR SALE OR ELI REAL ESTATE. "i NOTU and STATE PHONE 0539-J2 DRINK THAT GOOD MOUNTAIN MEADOW MILK Fountain Cafe ! IE? emm It's Geneva Dairy Co. Your LOCAL Dairy Orem EDGEMONT- Tana Richards 031-R2 The ward dinner was held on Thursday evening. The children were served when they came from school and the adults at 6 p.m. The Relief Society was in charge of preparing and serving serv-ing the dinner. Funds are to go to the Welfare farm. Six couples from Edgemont went on an excursion to the Salt Lake Temple on Friday. They were Bishop and Mrs. Or-vil Or-vil Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. ldon Mes-sick Mes-sick and Mr. and Mrs. Aria Anderson. An-derson. Bishop Orvil Davis announces that, effective in April, sacrament sacra-ment meetings will start at 7:30 instead of 7 p.m. Those from Edgemont who attended the stake Gold and Green ball were Jean Conder, qutjbri, Tana Richards, Bishop and Mrs. Orvol Davis- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs- Albert Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Ral Triplett, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo An derson, Axdith Richards, M4 Claude Conder and Mr. and Mrs Phil Conder. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Richards accompanied a group of BYU students from Hawaii to Bountiful Bounti-ful on Friday night. The students stud-ents entertained at a banquet in the Bountiful Third ward, given giv-en by the scouts to help raise funds for their troop trip to Hawaii in 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, new people in the ward, attended meetings on Sunday. Mrs. Amelia Montgomery of Heber City visited with relatives relat-ives in Vineyard during the week. Daniel Seegmiller of St. George visited at the home of his son, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow A. Seegmiller over the weekend. Mr- and Mrs. Adelbert Hatch, Ronald and Kay visited in Salt Lake City on Thursday and Sunday. They report that Leo Hatch was feeling better on Sunday after having redeived about 60 patches of skin-graft during the week. , Mrs. Albert Mott, who is convalescing from an' extended illness, is with her mother, Mrs. Jack Ruddy of Park City. Mr. Moit and children, Betty, Jimmy and Bobby are staying with his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. A. L. Moot at present. R. Phil Shumway, who has been attending the University Univer-sity of Minnesota this winter, was in Orem last week. He was making arrantements to Joifciv the BYU faculty and had come to Utah to be interviewed. He and his family will return to Orem in July or August, after he receives his master's degree. Mr. and Mrs. canbrack were Salt visitors last week. LaMar Er-Lake Er-Lake City Jane Crane visited in Salt Lake City on Tuesday. 18 J- B. Hunn has reti.. , from a three-week busing to Philadelphia, Pa rL ham, Alabama and Chican?" While in Chicago he withes son, Spencer aJJ m Mr. Cirtrfl a.l. tamed at a party in honor of son Darrell. Fifth grade ents from the Page school Jl the guests. A lighted blrthfi cake, games and refreshment! made the afternoon a deliES occasion. Darrell receive ul lovely gifts. LET US .INSPECT YOUR CAR TODAY! PHONE 021-R3 HALL'S MOTOR SERVICE 19th South and State Orem; Gloria and LaVerl Mott have purchased a home in Provo and will be moving from Orem about the first of the month. Janet MicWell Maycock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Booth Maycock was named at the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs- L. S. Maycock in order that her great grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte Booth might be present. The baby's other grand-1 mother, Mrs- Sid Harmon of Walla Walla, Washingto, was also present. lllllillllllllilllllllllilllllUllillltllllllllltilllllilllllUUlilllllllUUilillHIII I Ostlund I ON THE JOB 1 ON THE SQUARE List with us Or Buy from us! GENEVA REAL ESTATE Orem, Utah Phone 0685-J1 I Gardner 1 gtimnmittiitiiiiiiHiummmmimiinimmimiminmnnHiHiiimm 3 U I O H 'JffJ A 1 , i v- v f., if J 'J t Your professional mortician relieves you, in a time of emotional stress, of numerous yet essential details. For more than 35 years, the people of the Orem area have entrusted their funeral arrangements to us. In all that time, we have acquired invaluable experience exper-ience which we place at your disposal. Olplo Mortuary OREM PHONE 0S23-R2 Where each funeral service is handled by Mr. Lewis Olpin, Mr. Elwood Sund-berg, Sund-berg, and Mrs. LuJean Olpin Sundberg:. THURS., FRI., SAT. MARCH 31 - APRIL 1 - 2 DARRYl f. ZANUCK pr.nt OLIVIA de IIAVILLAIID 8io starring v Wk STEVENS and LEO GElS with Celeste Halm & Glens htm ""SMWinvtt """'K ANATOU LITVAK S ROBERT BASSLER f 1 ' J 1 S. S. S. Fun, Matinee Saturday at 1:30 THE BLACK HILLS A musical western starring Eddie Deanl Plus: A Laurel and Hardy Comedy Cartoons. ' First Chapter: "Kin of the Junpleland" MON., TUES., WED., , April 4 - 5 - 6 The singing start of 'Andten Aweigh' together ogoin ..t V " "3 ul) o)H Ulliivl ma INTRODUCES THE SENSATIONAL NEW mmmmmmmmmm m i i aaameaaear jm m,V1--Pl.'MWyfW'P ' 'W.-.-' ? r V ' 'if ' SOMETHING NEW in the automobile industry is the Travelerf a lower-priced '49 multi-DurnoM ledan beinc introdaeed br $ Kaiser-Frazer dealer. To all appearances it is a conventional iour-aoor moaei. out tne rear seat eosmons loia awar ana tne entire back opens to provide access to more than 130 cubic feet of cargo space. Then not in use as a carry-all, the "Traveler is a deluxe, six-passenger family sedan. The cutaway-view showa how the seat cushions and hinged rear panels function. DESIGNED FOR FARM WORK AND PLEASURE SEE IT AT YOUR OREM KAISER-FR AZER DEALER 8th North and State Street . Phone 0767 J3 V |
