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Show obem-genettimes THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 OrenniQeneva Society Ina Smith. Editor Phon 0684 Jl Nina Watkins Wins Honors Nina Watkins, daughter of nator and Mrs. A. V. Watkins, Graduated second in her class at graduation exercises of the Uashington-Lee high school in Arlington, Va She was second to another Utahn, Evan Ivie of American Fork. Miss Watkins has attended Washington-Lee high school for the past two years. She was chosen chos-en most intellectual girl in the class and placed second in her class of 450 students. Washington-Lee is the only white high school in Arlington County and has an enrollment of 2207 students. It offers a wide variety of activities and during the past year both Mr. Ivie and jlis Watkins have participated actively in the school activities. Mr. Ivie was manager oi tne year book, a member of the national nat-ional Honor Society "Quill and Scroll," a member of the debate dub, the French club, and played play-ed a part in the school play, and was valadictorian for the class. Miss Watkins was circulation manager of the year book, a member of the National Honor Society, "Quill and Scroll", a member of ELOS, the school Literary Society, member of the Glee club, member of Tri-Hi-Y, a Christian organization, and Salutorian for her class- Mrs. George Bills and son, Carroll and daughter, Connie, are spending the summer in Texas, Tex-as, here Mr. Bills is working. Mr- and Mrs. Raymond Partridge have as their guests this week their daughter, Carma Swindle and her daughter Barbara Bar-bara from Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Er-canbraek Er-canbraek spent Thursday in Salt Lake City. ROBINSON'S Appliance Dealer for FRIGIDAIRE 480 WEST CENTER STREET Is a creamy complement to cold cut platters. Serve it by itself or in a tasty fruit salad. It's the perfect, solution for summer menu problems. FOR HOME DELIVERY OF THAT GOOD Mountain Meadow Milk PHONE 484 Patronize your Local Dairy . . . OREM'SOWN Go::ova EDoili?y Co. Euridice Turano Speaks at Meeting Of Jaycee Wives Euridice Turano of Ar was the guest SDeaker at th dinner meeting of the Orem Jaycee Jay-cee Wives held at Parks cafe. Mrs. Parley Stevenson, color captain, was assisted by Mrs. Ted Simmons and Mrs. Joe Ad ams. Jesse Olsen Of Prnvn anrt Max Christensen of Salt r.ak City entertained the group with .Hawaiian numbers during dinner. din-ner. Color captans for the com ing year were chosen and a canyon party to be held on July id was planned. Present at the meeting were Mrs. Dixon Larsen, Mrs. Thorval weison, Mrs. Howard Jacobsen, Mrs. Don Swan, Mrs. Charles bwan, Mrs. Weston Kofford. Mrs. Richard Park, Mrs. Russell FarK, Mrs. Ted Sorenson, Mrs. Donald Talboe. Mrs. Max Peder- son, Mrs. Rulon West, Mrs. Warren Stratton, Mrs. Ted Sim mons, Mrs. Parley Stevenson and Mrs. Joe Adams. SAMUEL WELLS FAMILY TO HOLD REUNION The Samuel Wells family will hold their annual reunion on Saturday, July 9 at the Pay- son uny Faric. All descendants are invited. A program, family dinner and spots for old and young are being be-ing planned by the committees in charge. Thomas Wells is president pres-ident of the family organization and Robert Wells is vice president. presid-ent. Others on the committee are Delbert Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Christensen, Mr. and Mrs-Rulon Mrs-Rulon Wells, Mr and Mrs. Le-land Le-land J. Wells and Mrs- Luella Olson. Mrs. Ruby B. Bandley and children, Glenn and Dennis of North Long Beach, California are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bone. PROVO For Mental ACUTENESS ... WHteh you need for all activities, drink milk regularly. reg-ularly. Nulritiv elements in Mountain Meadow milk help to keep brain and sense organs, as well at the rest of lh system, functioning at their best. r x r HAVE YOU TRIED OURS? Li. Orem Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers New officers of the Orem American Legion Auxiliary were elected and installed on Wednesday evening. Arvilla Harvey, district president, acted as installing officer. Special guests at the meeting were Mrs Harvey and Mrs. Lela Banks, department presid ent, both of Pleasant Grove; and Mrs- E. H. Johnson and her daughter, Marilyn. Miss Johnson will represent Orem at Girls' Mate and was sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary. New officers installed include Jennie Cordner, president; Reba loveless, tirst vice president; Cleo Peacock, second vice president; pres-ident; June Larsen. treasurer: Pearl Martindale, sergeant-at arms; Grace Hansen, chaplain and Dorothy Broadhead, historian. histor-ian. The president will aDDoint the secretary. Naomi Peterson gave a report on the district convention held recently. Other present at Wednesday's Wed-nesday's meeting were Betty Gillman, Lola Wilberg, Barbara Broadhead, and Gwen Bench. Surprise Party Honors Missionary Ruth Moss entertained on Friday evening at a surprise party and handkerchief shower honoring Reese Merrill of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove. Mr. Merrill entered the LDS mission home on Monday Mon-day and will labor in the North Central States mission. A pleasant evening was enjoyed enjoy-ed by a group of friends. Refreshments Re-freshments were served to Colleen Col-leen Knight, Clint Lewis, Carol Larson, Paul Marshall, Rhea Lowry, Garth Wilkinson, Jane Patten, Leon Rowley, Earlene Foote, John Hulick, the hostess and the honored guest. We're not artists, but we are equipped to brush up and touch up your car. If your automobile is in need of a paint job bring it in today. Our expert body and fender men will take out the dents and our expert painters will mawa your car look as pretty as the day it rolled off the assembly line. - OB) 1M 470 WIST f HOT KC3TK 'PH8XI 666 CAYOR KITE Gif a lf:zd Stzrt On Suzktr U:zt Select CANVAS A17IIIIIGS r:oiv Don't dread those sweltering swelter-ing hot days. Welcome the sun and all its glory by protecting pro-tecting your family and your home with Canvas Awnings. Awn-ings. Revel in a colorful fharm that beautifies your home. The cote it surprisingly surpris-ingly moderate call us to day ... no obligation. Eiunon AWNING & SHADE CO. 17th South and Siai, Orem PHONE 890-J TsTrTTTn't NtCESSARILY AN ARTIST UUSTBECAUSE she paints jsy' Sunday Services VINEYARD WARD The Joseph Clegg family will provide the program at meeting on Sunday evening at 7:30 p m. OAK HILLS WARD Florence Muhlestein and Ivan Liechty, returned missionaries, will be the speakers at meeting on Sunday evening. VERMONT WARD The Allan Johnson family will present the program at meeting on Sunday. TIMPANOGOS WARD A farewell testimonial honoring honor-ing Elder Kent Booth will be held on Sunday evening. He entered en-tered the mission home on Monday Mon-day and will serve in the California Cal-ifornia mission. GRAND VIEW WARD A farewell testimonial honoring honor-ing Eugene Buckner will be held at 7:30. PLEASANT VIEW WARD A welcome home testimonial honoring Elaine ALlred Haw- kins, who has recently returned return-ed from a mission to New Zealand, Zeal-and, will be held at 7 p.m. on Sunday. Mr." and Mrs. Morgan Pitcher and family of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Grow. FRIDAY and SATURDAY la 25 YEttS CriY TCXIE... "COVERED WAGON" and now HOWARD KAWKS'"RED RIVER' JOHN WAYNE MONTGOMERY CUFT WAITER BRENNAN JOANNE DRU OncMnlMctftr HOWARD HAWKSimmwiedm Kiddies Matinee Saturday at 1 :30 JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME An action adventure story of airplanes! Admission (This program only): 10c and 20c. PLUS: CARTOONS and SERIAL MON., TUES., WED. and "ANGEL BLUE The Fuel of Because r tiVtf WINDS0 ' TUCKER DAVIS If nf-&" OtANT WITHMI I J JJ7 ItPttBUC MOPHCTIU S-i FOR CLEAN, SPEEDY SERVICE CALL BO II IIETT COAL CO. Phone 303 PACIFIC COAST TRIO JOIIIS CAST OF U OF U SUZER FESTIVAL Three ballet stars including Joan Vickers arrived in Salt Lake City this week to begin rehearsals for the University of Utah Summer Festival. The thlra annual outdoor show in the Stadium Bowl under the stars will feature "The Great Waltz" on July 4 to 11 and an English version of "carmen" on July 15, 16, 18 and 19. Joining Miss Vickers, a leading lead-ing ballerina of the San Francisco Francis-co Apera Company, are Roland Vasquez and Richard Burgess, male stars of the same organiz ation. They will be directed in their work by William F. (Bill) Christensen, Utah-born cnoreo-grapher, cnoreo-grapher, who has worked the trio to national stardom from his position as director of the San Francisco Ballet. Mr. Christensen has organized organiz-ed a ballet corps of local dancers and has been working under a heavy rehearsal schedule for more than a week. Dancers came from as far as Idaho Falls to train under the noted choreographer. choreo-grapher. Vocal and dramatic leads for the two shows arrived Wednesday Wednes-day for intensive rehearsals under un-der Dr. C- Lowell Lees, director of the shows, and Maurice Ab-ravanel, Ab-ravanel, director of the Utah Symphony and musical director of the Festival. Star roles will be portrayed by Kitty Carlisle, JUNE 24 - 25 JUNE 27 - 28 - 29 IN EXILE" BLAZE the Future It's Washed Provo radio, motion picture and opera star; Robet Rounseville, young discovery of the current New York Opera season; Gwen Hawthorne, Haw-thorne, lovely young songstress fresh from "The Great Waltz" as staged recently by the Los Angeles Civic Opera Assn., and Theodor Uppman, Pacific coast star who has been hailed as the most handsome and most personable person-able baritone since Nelson Ed dy. A bonus on Festival tickets also was announced today. Patrons Pat-rons buying combination tickets to both Festival shows will receive re-ceive a free ticket to attend a concert by the 500-voice Festival Festiv-al chorus to be held under the direction of Peter J. Wilhousky in Stadium Bowl July 22. Mr. Wilhousky is renowned as one of the nation's foremost choral directors. Eugene Buckner Honored at Farewell Party A farewell party honoring Eugene Buckner was held in the Grand View ward hall. Elder Buckner entered the mission home on Monday and will leave next week for the Northern California Cal-ifornia mission. The program conisted of sev eral numbers by a quartette comprising Jeanine and Jackie Dean, Mignon Sheerif and Fay Griffths, accompanied by Mrs. Martha Kelsey; two readings by Mrs. Myrl Day; talks by Rex Griffith, Eugene Buckner. Mrs. Buckner and Bishop Dean Buck ner. Following the program, dancing and refreshments were r 1 V FIR 1" BOARDS, per UTAH CEMENT, per sack Phone 1783 POPULAR PRICED STRAW HATS FOR MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN Special Select Optimo Shape Men's Hats r H EX RAY VISOR I TT Select Ladies' Straw Hats 49c 79c, S8c GOOD WIDE SHAPES, FINE WOVEN PALM Boys' and Big Boys' Rodeo Hats SELECT PEANUT STRAW, CARLSBAD ALSO Large Radio Shape FOR ANY SIZES. Western Style FOR GIRLS Hats For Children 49c, 59c, and 69c SELECT WOVEN PALM, POKE BONNET SHAPES 368 WEST CENTER 4-H Club A-One Stitchers The A-One Stitchers 4-H club met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of their leader, Mrs. Bessie Wilkinson. The girls worked on their sewing and light refresh-' ments were served. Two guests, Midge McEwan and Lela Kay Waters of Idaho Falls, were present at the meeting. meet-ing. Members present were 'Janet Wilkinson, Zola Dickey, 'Mary Wilkinson, Clara Stol-worthy, Stol-worthy, and Marilyn Collings. Merry Circle The Merry Circle 4-H Club was organized and held its first meeting on Friday afternoon at the Pleasant View ward chapel. Zella Colvin and Nyra Colvin are the club leaders. Members are Joan Kennedy, Betty Clark, Mary Fenley, Ila Montgomery and Wanda Lee. Orem Seventies Set Canyon Party Orem Stake Seventies and their families will gather at Orem's Canyon Park on Saturday Satur-day for a family party, it was announced this week by Glen Rowley, senior president of the quorum. Each family is being asked to bring a basket lunch for the occasion. oc-casion. A program will be presented pre-sented during the evening. The party will start at 5 p.m. enjoyed. I The party was planned by 'members of the missionary I committee, including Mr. and ,Mrs. Clark Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis. Cjic:::3jcfeo, - - 'jT N. .. UrtllCC HAVE V7MAT IT TAUS FOR 100 ft. U. S. G. SHEATHING PER 100 SURFACE FEET Water-proof. Weather-proof 07 1.15 OTHER VALUES TOO NUMEROUS TO UTAH VALLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY, IMC. Rl Hats AND LADS STREET Activities S. C. A. Members of the SCA, 4-H club met at the home of their leader, Anna Ashton. Officers named at the meeting are Donna Johnson, president; Mary Montgomery, vice president; presid-ent; Shirlee Thompson, secretary; secret-ary; Margaret Ashton, reporter; Janice Ailed, organist; Carol Allred, chorister and Carol Hull-inger, Hull-inger, recreation chairman. Folowing the election of officers offic-ers the club members enjoyed a program and games. Several vegetable dishes were cooked and judged. The group will meet each week. Many interesting interest-ing activities are planned for the summer months. ' Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Ut-ley Ut-ley and children were visitors at the John Bown home on Sunday. Sun-day. They came to attend the tesimonial honoring Jay Bown, held Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Max Rogers spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rogei in Ogden and with Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Francis at Morgan, Utah, Visitors at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Doyle Cranney were Mrs. Kemmerer of Tuscon, Arizona and Mrs. Cranney of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Kemmerer plans to spend the summer here. Mrs. G. E. Jorgensen Is staying at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Six. and Mrs. James Clark, while attending at-tending summer school. C i 07 MENTION OREM nr4 SHAPE V V t AND ONLY lK9Y 7v? PROVO i |
