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Show OREM-GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1949 r ... ., - E? ACX IS WHITE . . . I't:e htnek shepp of this coal litter is Hie w j "i, one of er-t t r:i to coi' -v spaniel, "1'ipsy," owned by ILis. k...ti.:i Nash of ihe Bronx, N. Y. OHEM FIHSTM Blanche Christemen 0654 Jl The annual ward banquet is being planned for December 16. Ward members are asked to plan to attend as proceeds will go to the building fund. Sunday School and Junior Sunday School weje held at the new chapel last Sunday. The following babies were blessed and given names on Sunday: Gary Fullmer Castle- ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Castleton, blessed by his father; Keith Richard Neuman, son of Mr. and ,Mrs. Richard Neuman, blessed by Bishtjp Allen D. John son; Kathryn Gale Gray, daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gray blesed by her father; - Joanna Judd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Judd, blessed by ner grandfather, Lowell Varley, per ron Cody Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferron Johnson, blessed bless-ed by his grandfather, aam Johnson. A fireside chat was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif Fielding on 'Sunday night. Re freshments were served to the large crowd in attendance. FOR 14. miXjtl 20 in. ypL A Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Niel-son Niel-son and sons, Swen and Claud, recently from Denmark, have moved to Provo. Mrs. Alton Stout has returned re-turned to her home in Berkeley, California following a two week stay here with her mother, Mrs. J. J. Madsen. SIZES ! , No. 209 Is cut In sizes 14. 18, 16 and 20 in. doll. Size 18 hooded cape, yd. 54-in.; panties yd. 14- in.; shorter length dress Vt yd. 85-in.; longer length dress yd. 15- in.; shorter length slip yd. 35-in.; longer length slip Vi yd. 35-in. 35-in. No. 2838 is cut In sizes 36. 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52. Size 36 requires 2M yds. 39-in. fabric. Send 25c for EACH pattern with name, address, style number and size to AUDREY LANE BUHEAU, Box 229, Madison Square Station, New York, M. Y. The Fall-Winter Fashion Book now 150 other styles. 25c extra. Operation Okinawa During their first month of operations oper-ations from two tfrfleWs on Okinawa, Oki-nawa, marine fighter pilots knocked down 209 Jap planes while losing only four in aerial combat Emergency Measure A ripped hem will stay put indefinitely in-definitely with an application ot cellophane tape. It's also effective over holes In pants pockets until real mending Job can be done. tlpi Mrs. Ellen Humpherys W Salina, 92 year old grandmother of Mrs. Joseph Clegg. is visiting at the Clegg home. Uncle Sam Says For Stores, Theatres, Organizations One of our specialties. Copy and layout suggestions sug-gestions offered if desired, de-sired, many illustrations illustrat-ions available. We are able to produce any quantity. Quick service. serv-ice. Contact us for estimate. PHONE 0684 Jl OREM-GENEVA TIMES JOD PIWJTWG Lots of folks complain that the money thev draw ever nivdiv zooms away from them with super sonic speed, it mat a happening to you. here's how to ntnn It into. matlcally! Sign up (or V, S. Savings, Donas reguiariy, unaer your nrm t, Payroll Savings Plan, or If this method is not available to you your bank's Boud-A-Month Plan. then. that part of your earnings can't m ; away irom you in laci, every fi you invest In the safest iiuvs -nrni l,i hp worl-frows up to be 54 in ten years - ,. VERMONT Dorothy S. Fielding 0867-R4 A Bake Sale, sponsored by the Sunday School will be held on Saturday afternoon frVim 3 to 7 p-m. Cakes, pies, cookies, and bread will be sold in Sawaya's market, Wilberg's Orcm Feed and Grocery, Park's and Orem I.G.A. Everyoty? in the ward is invited to contribute. Baked goods should be taken to the chapel between 2 and JPp.m.. or notify Ed Pyne. Frank Stratton or Mrs. MeriaTi Bradshaw if transportation is needed. Proceeds Pro-ceeds will be used to pay for the electric stove and other kitchen equipment at the chapel. Class elections were held recently re-cently by the M Men. Hem T. Patten was named president; Wendall Locke- counselor and John Crandall, secretary. Relief Society work and business bus-iness meeting will be held Monday Mon-day at 1 p.m. n the chapel, according ac-cording to Iesident Minnie Gordon. Following meetings will be held at 2 p.m., the regular time. Capable classleaders direct dir-ect each meeting. Mrs. Mildred Jacobsen is magazine agent; Mrs. Ruby L. Stratton, visiting teacher director; Mrs. Verena Holt, Theology; Mrs. Leola Sack- ett and Mrs. Jesse Peterson, work and business; Mrs. DeLen-na DeLen-na B. Mecham, Literary; and MrsQEthel Py, social science leader. Mrs. Melba V. Calmer is organist and Mrs. Nina Stratton, chorister. Visiting teachers had a 100 percent visiting record for November. Explorer ScoutS) and Junior girls spent a recent class period debating the question: "Resolved; "Resolv-ed; That the social graces ot the youth of today are better tfeim those of a generation ago. Tie boys expounded the affirmative side so ably that they received every vote cast. The two groups have scheduled muicale for Decani ber 13. Sunday Sehoo? officers and teachers met Wednesday evening even-ing at the home of Marlow Peterson. Pet-erson. Kent Fielding lt a discussion dis-cussion of improving Sunday School instruction- M Men and Gleaner girls met for a fireside chat Sunday ten-ing ten-ing at the home of Arden Cv lile. The book, "The Big Fisherman" Fisher-man" was reviewed by Mrs. Joy O. Clegg. Carol Elaine Baccus, tiny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baccus and first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Baccus. was blessed by her great grandfath er, Sam Cordner, at Fast serv five dependobiiry of on JfJSff ' amazing' low ' $s?- J J SSsTV PLEASANT VIEW Edna Hansen 2028 M A youth leadership meeting was held on fjonday night and was well attended by thearious group leaders. The Relief Society will conduct con-duct a "Country Store" in connection con-nection with their work and business meeting next Monday at 7:30 $.m- All woni$n of the ward are ivitcd to participate. The Elders quorun are sponsoring spon-soring a project to sell Christmas Christ-mas trees and incite ward members mem-bers t contact LeRoy Wall, prc-icleri for pajtisulajs. Robert Elmo Clark, sot of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester dark, was confirmed a member if the church by Bishop Bliss Allred. and LaRue Brefeton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Von Breretor., was confirmed fey Grant S. Richards Rich-ards on Suixlay. New families accepted as members of the ward were Mr. and Mrs. William Baak and family, fam-ily, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dicker- son and children, Mr. and Mrs-George Mrs-George Whittle and fasiily, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil A. Brown and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard McKell and two daughters, Mr-and Mr-and Mrs. John H. McClarin and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Obray and family. Miles Dill-mas Dill-mas and fami!y, Mr. and Mrs-Mearl Mrs-Mearl Tippetts and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen and children. Curtis and Nyra Colvin entertainer! enter-tainer! the M Men, Gleaners, Senior Scouts and Junior girls at a fireside chat at the home of Mr. snd Mrs- Harold Colvin. ices on Sunday. The Basket dance sponsored by the MIA was enjoyed by a select group of people on Saturday Satur-day night. Games were played and lunches served family style. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. fielding field-ing have received word of the arrival of a granddaughter, born to Mr. and Mrs- Max J. Fielding at the Salt Lake LDS hospital. Little "Cherie Marie" is the first child for Max and his wife, the formj Marie Vaji Oosendorp. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker. 'Coleen and Kay Baker and Lo- vena Rowley motored to Paris. Idaho to spend the weekend with Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis. JfisUi),, Lynn and Susan, are ivirs. janei ouauuu nu wmi uti mumer ana familv ; daughters, Carol Ann, Janet Mesa, Arizona for two week For a real Christmas gift, givel a gut oi neaun Duy ana use Christmas Seals. No one need die of tuberculosis. tuberculos-is. It is a preventable disease. Help prevent TB- Buy Christmas I Seals. I Frank Tippetts showed colored 'slides taken while he was in (Europe and Nyra Colvin show-, show-, ed pictures of her recent visit to Chicago. Refreshments completed complet-ed the pleasant evening. I ST"" "' " 'yy f , i ' !) -k Jr. is"- -s v -i. : ..a ;, 4 v v.vXi?X e. " H J', t i k - Ji nsi iSaifi s ii n issiiiiii ii 1 1 m. PORTRAYS CTIrtT . . . nia Preisinger will play the role of the Savicr in the 1950 Cbcram-rrcrcrv.! Cbcram-rrcrcrv.! Pass'un Play. He replaces re-places Alois Lang, now co;r'!-crcH co;r'!-crcH to? c'.C tc7 t! - pr- L-A?, i3 ati i.cItUor is I.. I I fVYYYI E Uli-J IrVYY'iTn If S i- I. 4 Samuel Bradshaw i f,ome again after an enjoyable visit with his brothers in Ced (;. St. George and Hurr:fail '' k . :HCCd mm Friends and relatives attending services, bereaved families .... even ministers comment on the dignity and careful planning of every Berg funeral service. We are proud of these fine, unsolicited unsolicit-ed tributes. xUelttttttif 185 IAST CENTER PHONE 378 CHOOSE YOUR GIFT NOW AT PROVO'S CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS EASY PAYMENTS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST "Famous for Diamonds FIVE FINE STORES 161 Wesl Center Street Provo, Utah Main and Broadway. Salt Lake City Twin Falls, Idaho 2435 Washington Bird., Ogden 816 Idaho St.. Boise, Idaho PLAN NOW TO BUt TOUR "QUALITY - GRADED BULLS" AT THE UTAH HEREFORD SALE DECEMBER 15, 1929 IN SPANISH FORK, UTAH SELLING 65 BULLS and ... 10 FEMALES At Auction These bulls have been carefully graded by the Utah Extension Ex-tension service and are guaranteed to be Grade B" or better. They have been consigned by some 22 of Utah's leading Hereford breeders and represent some of the best bloodlines blood-lines known to the Hereford breed. KEEP AHEAD WITH UTAH HEREFORDS UTAH HEREFORDS are market toppers from Chicago to Los Angeles; cattlemen of the iniemounlain area will find what they want at this sale. The females have been carefully selected and graded, and are choice foundation females. WRITE FOR CATALOG UTAH HEREFORD ASSOCIATION P. 0. BOX 873, SALT LAKE CITY 9, UTAH H. B. SAGER, AUCTIONER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT FIRESTONE PROVO PHONE 29 w THIS USED CAR FROM United SALES A SERVICI SURE FLIES, CY DIDN'T YA HEAR ME WrWSTLE? sure:, but you're wasting your time; M MARRIED IP I CJ 71 A 1950 WHY PAY MORE? WHY TAKE LESS? 470 West First North Provo $ FOR $ YOU CAN'T BEAT A FONTIAC! UNITED SALES AND SERVICE BIG 13 PIECE PACKAGE GIFT WRAPPING ENSEMBLE 60 Full-color Seals 30 Melalljc Foill Setts S Tags t Cards REGULAR $1.00 VALUE ! 6 Sheets 20x30 Gift Wraps 4 Sheets 20x25 Deluxe wraps 2 Sheets 20x30 Red Tissue 1 Sheet 20x30 While Tissue 39c Phone 666 tIMIT 2 TQ A CUSTOMER COMEftYRLY. THESE WOft'lT IAST LONGt . I itulfififaittent Rayon Crepe Slips, Bins Cut ' 2JM Most popula of 11 our slips at Hiiriee! Vonien like the big 3-inch Alencon type lace trimming hich goes completely around the top and bottom; the straight back, the choice of colors in Penney's selec tion: pink, hite, blue, maize, nile, orchid. See for yourself! Sizes 3242, PENNEY'S PROVO store; o |