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Show oremgeneva times THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 OremQinieva Society laa Smith. Editor Phon 0684 Jl pleasant View Ward MIA Stages Ball -Apple Blossom Time" was the theme cleverly earned cut decorations for the Pleasant VieW ward Gold and Green Ball, love Allred was crowned queen r the ball. Her attendants were Mirv Eagar and Rhea Lowry. Rickie Silvester was the crown arer and Sherry Ann Hansen and Marilyn Ramsey were flower flow-er girls. A. J- Gleason of he ward bishopric crowned the queen. The floorshow was presented bvtheM Men, Gleaners and Beehive girls, under the direction direct-ion of Alga Allred and Leah Peterson Pet-erson Colleen Wilkins and Terry Ter-ry Judd sang "I'll be with you in Apple Blossom Time." The decorating committee in- eluded Douglas Eagar, Horace Cowley, Cleon Miller, Lyla Ash- by. Mary Eagar. and Earlene Foote. 1 1 Is: V? ii : MARRIAGE VALID ... A suit to annul marriage of Jeanette Adams, Ad-ams, 16. and Billie Don Adams, 19, was dismissed in Log Angeles. Ange-les. Suit was brought by bride's mother, because girl was only 14 when she eloped. Pair bad been apart for two years. Federated Women Set District Meet April 22 The district convention of the Timpanogos First District of the Federated Women's Clubs will be held Saturday, April 22, at the Grand View school, it was announced this week following a board meeting of district officers of-ficers at the home of Mr. Frank Gaisford of American Fork, district dis-trict presidnt. Mrs. Herbert Tarren, president presid-ent of the president's council, was named chairman of the convention con-vention committee. General meetings are set for 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. A lunchon meeting will be held at noon. Present at the board meeting at which the plans were laid were Mrs. Sherman Christenson, Mrs. Herbert Tarrens, Mrs. William Will-iam A. Cox and Mrs. Gaisford. Card Games Enjoyed At Club Meeting Mrs- Eugenia Huntsman entertained enter-tained members of the Elhconip club at her home on Thursday evening. Pinochle was the diversion diver-sion and an attractive luncheon was served by the hostess. A birthday gift was presented to Mrs. Huntsman from the group. High score award went to Mrs. Irene Baker and con solation prize to Mrs. LaVern Clarke. Others present were Mrs- Burneta Martin, Mrs. Edith Davis Mrs. Elaine Batley, Mrs. Merelda ,Slhinkle and Mrs. .Lu-ana .Lu-ana Hilton. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Burneta Bur-neta Martin on April 13. Dinner guests at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Humphrey and Mr-and Mr-and Mrs. Bud Illingsworth. You'll Sing While You Drive with a HARMONized Used Car! 1949 Olds. "88" Tudor $2095 1949 Studebaker Sedan. Lc ' $2095 1948 Pontiac Convertible 8 $1895 1947 Buick Sedanette $1395 1946 Ford Super Club Coupe $995 1942 V2 Ton CMC Truck. Now $795 1941 Studebaker Sedan $695 1939 Dodge 1 Vi Ton Truck at $395 COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION TODAY United Sales & Service 478 West 1st North PROVO Phone 666 OremBPW Officers Installed At Charter Banquet Orem business and Professional Profession-al Women received their charter and officers of the group were installed during an impressive candle-light ceremony at the charter banquet given Thursday evening by the Provo BPW, sponsors of the Orem group. Leah Merrill, state president of BPW, presented the charter to Bessie Meiling. Orem president. presid-ent. Sussannah Mae Grua, state first vice president, conducted the installation. Orem officers include Mrs. Meiline: Katie Schroeder. first vice president; trma Farley, second vice president; pres-ident; Julia Swan, recordins secretary; Dorothy Camrjbell. corresponding secretary; and Le- nor Johnson, treasurer. Lucille Haws. Provo BPW president, conducted the meet ing and introduced special guests. Mrs. Leah Merrill save a welcoming address to the new club and presented a bound history of BPW to the group. Corsages were presented to the Orem members and the visiting state officers-Special officers-Special guests, besides those mentioned were Jean Shonka, state recordwing secretary; Virginia Vir-ginia Dickerson, state treasurer; treasur-er; Mrs. Anne Russell, state membership chairman; Mrs. Ina Cook, Tooele club president; Lucy Ellington, state lonvention chairman; and Letha Spencer, Lcgan chairman of radio and television. Members of the Orem BPW are Lorrana Allen, Mollie All-red, All-red, Flo Beck, Inez Boulter, Dorothy Dor-othy Campbell, Norma Cannon, Edna Durham, Erma Farley, Lenore Johnson, Clorine Lamb, Ila McDonald, Bessie Meiling, Ruby Olsen, Katie Schroeder, Ina Smith, Erma Stevenson, Julia Swan, Evelyn Terry, Ann Knight, Lurleen Loveless, Ilene Storrs, Izetta Robertson, and Zola Robertson. 1 PRESCRIPTIONS utllllMMllHlMHlllHUlt"B""'","MU,,u,',", Mrs. Philo Edwards entertained enter-tained a group of youngsters on Saturday afternoon at a party in honor of her son Ray, who was celebrating his 12th birthday. birth-day. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by 15 guests. Guy II. Maughan from Wells-ville Wells-ville and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Gibbs from Logan were weekend week-end visitors at the home of Bishop Bish-op and Mrs. M. D. Wallace. The Book of Mormon study group held their weekly study hour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cooper following sacrament meeting. Bishop M. D. Wallace gave the lesson. Refreshments Re-freshments were served to 48. O the Orem Pharmacy - your neighborly store - (which is the former B and H No. 3 across form Lincoln High) - this week thanks its old and new customers custom-ers for their patronage while we are endeavoring to become firmly established at the busy corner of 800 South State, we thank you for being so patient pat-ient while we are in the process of trying to keep supplied in vnur necessarv drug needs. . we shall endeavor to serve you to your satisfaction at all times. ... we wonder whether you're as interested in the recreational program of the country's youth as we are. . . chatier oi urem o former year's activity and plans for this coming summer's program make us glad we're here. ... a town can't help but live, grow strong, and PROSPER if it is vitally concerned with its young people. . . 6 bit by bit we're getting in a better assortment ofinexpen-sive ofinexpen-sive birthday-party-gifts for the little folks. . . so if your young ones need a hurry-up last minute min-ute gift, send them in and we'll help seledt something within their budget (from 5c to 50c) and wrap and tie it for them too ' P-S. we're loaded with Easier eggs lhis year hope some of you decide lo have an Easier egg hunt in some big cozy orchard. V Y V. 1(7 Mrs. Erma Mayne and Mrs. Say Robioux of Jeppson, Colorado Colo-rado have returned home after a visit here with their mother, Mrs. Jennie Rawlings, who is ill. YOU are invited lo hear how Christian Science heals by attending this Free Public Lecture entitled "Christian Science The Revelation of Man's True Being." by James Harry McReynolds-C.S.B-, of Dallas Texas Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Moth-er Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Scient-ist, in Boston, Mass. Thursday, April 6 8 p.m. In the Church Edifice 105 East First North St. Provo All are Welcome RECALLED . . . Donald B. Heath, United States minister la Hot-raria, Hot-raria, and Mrs. Heath return t New York oa the 8.S. Queen Eliia-beth Eliia-beth after the members of the C.S. legation were called borne when this nation broke off relations with Bulgaria. Heath said that la Sofia the American legation phones were tapped and the members of the staff were followed every place they went by Bulgarian eminent agents. Ml" nnri KTre Tnlr v ..ii. aim iu, o. uai.iv wvwn. have returned home after spend ing me winter in California. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Was-den Was-den are the parents of of a new son born Sunday at the Utah Valley hospital. u E A E R CENTRAL UTAH MOTOR COMPANY "BEST BUYS" 1949 STUDEBAKER Regal Deluxe Starlight Star-light 5 pass. Coupe- $1645 1949 STUDEBAKER Land Cruiser, loaded with accessories 2195 BUICK Super Dyna- flow Sedanette load ed with accessories $2295 1946 DODGE Panel 1 1-2 Ton Truck $745 Central Utah Motor Company Proven Dependability 3 BIG LOTS PROVO 410 South Univ. Phone 1748 SPANISH FORK 50 East 2nd North Phone 543 American Fork 35 West Main Phone 433 DIVINE ALLNESS IS SUNDAY TOPIC Job 35:13 provides the Gold en Text for the Lesson-Sermon on "Unreality'' at all authoriz ed Christian Science churches on Sunday, April 2. It reads, "Surely God will not hear vanity, van-ity, neither will the Almighty regard it." The question, "Doth a fount ain send forth at the same place sweet water and bitter?" (James 3:11) should stimulate thought. Mary Baker Eddy writes in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, "We call the absence ab-sence of Truth, error. Truth and error are unlike. In Science, Truth is divine, and the infin ite can have no unlikeness. Did God, Truth, create error? No God being everywhere and all- inclusive, how can He be absent or suggest the absense of omnipresence omni-presence and omnipotence? How can there be ' more than all? (p. 286). FARMAU-- FIRST IN THE v mrhmm s FOR BIGGER & BETTER QARGAir IS Do Your Buying at the Original AUCTION CITY! THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW, CHOICE MERCHANDISE MERCHAN-DISE ALL TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, PIECE BY PIECE, TO THE HIGH AND SUCCESSFUL BIDDER REGARDLESS OF THE ORIGINAL COST, PRICE, OR VALUE! COME PREPARED TO MAKE SOME TERRIFIC! BUYS! OPEN: WEDNESDAYS, 7:00 p.m. till Midnight SATURDAYS, 7:00 p. m. till midnight LISTED BELOW IS A PARTIAL LIST OF THE MERCHANDISE THAT IS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION: Wrist Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Clacks, Electric Appliances, Chinaware, Silverware, Housewares, Imported Silver Holloware, Cutlery, China Lamps, Ceramic Figurines, Imported China Figurines, Fig-urines, Automatic Toasters, Waffle Irons, Flat Irons, Cigarette lighters, Hand Tools, Electrical Tools, Power Equipment, Hobby Supplies, Pictures, Furniture, Wheel Goods, Toys, Fishing Supplies, Hunting Goods, Camping Needs, Picnic Items, Guns, Sun Glasses, Binoculars, Field Glasses, Telescopes, School Supplies, Sup-plies, Imported Perfumes, Hardware, Machinery, Radios, and hundreds of other items too numerous to mention. All of this merchandise MUST BE SOLD as it is consigned to us from dealers and merchants who need cash for operating costs and to meet obligations. ob-ligations. They need Cash and are willing to sell their merchandise ait ANY PRICE just to raise QUICK CAPITAL. LOCATED IN THE NORTH END OF OREM Auction City Of Orom I 670 NORTH STATE ON HIGHWAY 91 vjiiDson Elanch Nielson One of the gala affairs of the week will be the ward banquet to be held Friday evening In the amusement hall. All ward members mem-bers are invited to attend. A full evening of dining, dancing and program is planned- The children under 12 will be entertained enter-tained at a banquet on Thursday Thurs-day after school- Primary and Junior Sunday School officers and teachers will be in charge. After dinner they will enjoy a picture show. Primary conference will be held Sunday evening at the ward conference, according to President Alta Rowley. The theme, "Prayer", will be portrayed por-trayed in song and story by the boys and girls. Elated grandparents of the ward are Mrs. Florinda Richardson, Richard-son, Mr. and Mrs. Acel Marrott, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lowe, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Stark with the arrival of the following new babies at the Utah Valley hospital, hospit-al, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Vaunt Williams (Lola Richardson) of Norma Jean Ostler, Wilma Hales and Janet Walker, members mem-bers of the girls basketball team at the Pleasant Grove high were among the guests at a social at the home of Joyce Barton. Marie Whitely and Sidney Jean Young, flag carriers for the Pleasant Grove high school band, are proud of their new uniforms. Mrs. John Skinner returned home Sunday from the Utah Valley hospital where she has been confined for over a week following a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. Que Steele drove to Logan on Friday. They took GenaVee Steele, Bertene Adams, Betty Robbins, LaRae Backus and Beverly Bylund to Logan to attend the convention for Future Homemakers of America Am-erica held on Friday and Saturday. Satur-day. The girls returned home on Sunday afternoon. Orem; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. William Hundley (Vera Marrott) Marr-ott) of Provo; and a boy to Mr. and Mrs- Julian Lowe (Edith Stark) of Provo. Ludwig Poulson returned home this week from the Veterans' Veter-ans' hospital in Salt Lake where he underwent an operation. The baby of Mr. and Mrs-Robert Mrs-Robert Whaley is being treated for pneumonia at the Utah Valley Val-ley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Walker Walk-er are the grandparents of a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs-Vern Mrs-Vern Walker of Lindon. FOR SALE Immediate possession, 2-bed-Voom home. Will take late model car for down payment. Balance financed. 342 W. 9 No-, Provo. Phone 2173 J. SAVE! SAVE! BUY NOW 8 Foot Cold Wall two door lieirigerator Was $399.73 M. L. 7.7 Foot Was 224.75 D. L. 7 foot, DeLux Was 289.75 R. K. 70 2 Oven Range Was 349.75 Now R 17 Range Was 209.75 Was 209.75 Was 199.75 Was 139.73 Was 99.50 Was 99.50 Was 150.00 I ATTENTION: FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCERS. Last year 80 percent of our customers cus-tomers preferred DDT paste. This year we have Parathion, DDT, and Sulphur, all in paste form. Safer, easier on equipment, equip-ment, easier to sue, more effic ient, more economical. GENEVA FOOD and CHEMICAL CO. Phone PC. 2021. On Geneva Road. A13 R 20 Range Thor Automatic Washer Thor Wringer Washer Thor Wringer Washer Thor Gladirons Crosley Gas Range Electric Sewing Machine Was 189.00 Frigidaire Ironer (Floor Model) Was 199.75 Frigidaire Electric Water Ileater Was 144.75 50.75 1W-75 2I-9.C0 273.CD 150.CD Orem Appliance YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Orrel DeLange, Mgr. 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