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Show ..GENEVA TIMES onlYai- VINEYARD THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1951 Conducted by t . .:- MintNrt vour nearest TEWNS ADM1NISTBATION .ffi umiiini mummmm i"'i"" READ A MAGAZINE j TONIGHT Maximum Pleasure j Minimum Cost Gsi your New Magazines al 111 Drug Stores and News Bands. ' 1 R, C. FLETCHER NEWS AGENCY 1 ft T llnAni . I. Wells s ; Vineyard ! , , residents are W ' inviied to calU -0893 Jl t- ' ' with personal A ' , ; items and oth-v i " J? er news. 'i . , a Mrs. Wells Fast Day services will be held Sunday at 11:30 a.m. A fireside chat sponsored by the MIA Special Interest group and the Gospel Doctrine class will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 in the chapel. Oriel G. Clegg will give a history of her uncle, the late Melvis Ballard. Hymn singing will be led by W. K. Allen. Mrs. Lorayne Stoddard Stodd-ard and James T. Blake are in charge of the entertainment. Ward members who attended the old folks outing in Provo canyon Saturday were President and Mrs. Walter Holdaway, Mr, and Mrs. James T. Blake. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. August Schroder, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Dalley, Mr., and Mrs. Walter Denver, Mrs. Olena Gammon, Mrs. Mary Christen-sen, Christen-sen, John Rawlings and Joseph Johannsen. The ward committee includes Mr. and Mrs- Vern Williams, Wil-liams, Mr- and Mrs. Lewis Clegg and Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Shumway. The following family mem- V5 MOST MODERN AND COMPLETE MORTUARY IN CENTRAL UTAH VALLEY MORTUARY First East and Third South Phone 45 it j.w..;:;:n:::i.--":"":Tr'"r'""""''''" --- FURNACE CLEANING With Modern Equipment PHONE 833 WASATCH FURNACE & APPLIANCE GO, WEST CENTER PROVO, UTAH 7 L 3 iitW. I Wrti ITS MAJESTIC ' 7 SCENERY, ITS VOIlD- fAMOUi GEYSERS AND Ci ". VOLCANOS, ITS CLAOC V ANO HOT SPRINGS, ISA EASCNATING LAND F OH SPORTSMEN ANO OTHERS nwo love THE OUTDOORS AND WANT A UNIQUE AND MEMORABLE VACATION. - -in if t- ii in - - -s j GRAND VIEW Conducted by Marilyn rvsro5- cow TOBRITAmoH au. oven the mniD to see the huge mtewavoa'al Motor, MOW(UCT.I7-Z7jANt AND "Pans-Atlantic -tv STEAMSHIP COMPANIES X wrf Vr I jr f j. ' ARE exceilENT. BUT BECAUSE y OF GREATLY EXPANDED PASSEN- 7 CEI CAPACITY ON THE ATLANTIC RUN, SOME SPACE IS STIU. AVAILABLE. , 'rirblyvATONAL JfCLE --.- "V. t . WHERE BOATS, CARS ANo VXlg T OTHER VEHICLES AF( ASSEMBLED FROM MANY COUNTRIES. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jenkins and daughter, Joselyn, returned home from a three weeks vacation this week. They atended sessions at the Manti asd St. George LDS temples en-route en-route to the canyons in southern Utah and later visited relatives at Twin Falls, Idaho. bers from Vineyard attended the Clegg family reunion held Sunday Sun-day at Park RoShe: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clegg and daughters Luana, Nirma and Anabel, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Dalley, Mr. and Mrs. Joy O. Clegg and children, child-ren, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harding, Hard-ing, Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Wells and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Clegg and family, fam-ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Wells, Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Holdaway, and daughters, Mrs. Owen Harding Har-ding and children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clegg and son, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wells and daughters and Albert A. Holdaway. INSURANCE LOANS I See Us Before You li! 9 urn U orrow SINCLAIR OIL COMPANY E. L. "ERNIE" HANSEN, Agent th South and University Ave. Phone 190W Opaline and Pennsylvania Motor Oil H. C. Gasoline GRAY REALTY CO. Phone 370 196 West Center SERMON IS BASED ON PROPER SELF-GOVERNMENT Habakkuk 2:14 provided the Golden Text for the Lesson-Sermon on "Christian Science" at all authorized Christian Science churches on Sunday, July 1. It reads, "The earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea," Another significant BiDllcal citation of promise and assurance assur-ance reads, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." (John 8:32). "Like our nation, Christian Science has its Declaration of Independence," writes Mary Baker Ba-ker Eddy in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Continuing Con-tinuing this author declares that "God has endowed man with inalienable in-alienable rights, among which are self-government, reason, and conscience. Ma,n is proprly self-governed self-governed only when he is guided guid-ed rightly and governed by his Maker, divine Truth and Love." (p. 106.) Young l Mrs. Olive Burningham and children, Kimball and Chad-dy, Chad-dy, reumed Sunday from a vacation vac-ation trip to Tuseon, Arizona. Gale Burningham Is working in Tuscon and will spend the summer sum-mer with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvin Hig-bee Hig-bee visited with relatives in Idaho Id-aho Falls, Idaho this week. PLUMBING HEATING MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS hstallation Sales Service Engineering Complete Boiler Service PHONE 2960 THE P, L. LARSEN GO. 335 West Center p0NTIAC - CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 666 24 Hour Wrecker Service TED SALES & SERVICE WEDDING, BIRTHDAY, and PARTY CAKES REAL FRENCH BREAD Delicious Hard Rolls LILLY'S PASTRY SHOP 4th West and 1st So. Provo For a Good Meal GO TO FREDDIE'S Grand View -.' t residents are .. t inviied to call T i 1 -JF ' 043-J4 - with personal j items and oth- ) er news. Miss Young Patsy Welsh and Lowell Baum gave two and one half minute talks in Sunday School and Dean Buckner gave the sacrament sacra-ment gem. The following confirmations were made Sunday evening: Andrew An-drew Lawrence Jolley, son of Andrew Jolley, was confirmed by B. H. Jolley, who also continued con-tinued Bryant Allen Jolley, son of Bryant S. Jolley; Clark Carter Car-ter confirmed his son, Melvin Clark Carter; Edward F. Carter confirmed his son, Earl Will Carter; Eldon Taylor confirmed his son, Elroy Taylor Neil Burns Riggs. son of Mr. and Mrs, Burns Riggs, confirmed by Gordon Swapp. and Darlene Olsen, Ol-sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Olsen. Released from their positions as Primary girls baseball coach were Mrs. Lois McEwan, Helen Martin and Alma Olsen. Chosen to replace them were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkwood. The following ward members were impromptu speakers Sunday Sun-day evening: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eric Sandstrom, Mrs. Doris Buckner, Marilyn Young, Arthur Arth-ur Ivie and Faye Rowley. Mrs. Faye Rowley was released as ward organist. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eatough entertained the MIA Maids and Senior Scouts Sunday evening at a fireside chat. Refreshments were served to the large group in attendance. Lon Rowley was the speaker at the M Men and Gleanei fireside fire-side chat held at the home of Mrs. Mary Camenish Sunday evening. ev-ening. He told of his experiences with the U. S. "Air Force in Korea. Refreshments were served serv-ed by Mignon Sheriff and Jackie Dean. The Blue Bird and Seagull girls held a welcoming party for new class members this week at the chapel. Jolene Steer, class president, took charge of the program which included the presentation pre-sentation of the code by Deanne Morgan, and a welcome cere mony. Refreshments were prepared pre-pared and served by the Blue Birds. Corsages were given to the 30 present. Teachers overseeing over-seeing the party were Mrs. Laurel Laur-el Gibson, Mrs. Lillian Steer and Mrs. Cora Soulier. Teachers Carol Morgan and Margaret Garnechec entertained the Guide Primary class in a party to welcome new members. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Thomson and baby of Soda Springs, Ida. were Vineyard visitors Sunday. 1 LUNCH !!; !! Ill :: j I WHERE GOOD FOODS li 1 ARE !! SERVED 1 I I I; 45 East 1st North jji Provo, Utah II j FAVORITE of the Intermountain Region I I CALL 300 FOR A CAB Always at Your Service YELLOW CAB and TRANSFER CO. CHOCOLATES Glade Candy Co. Salt Lake City New homes for Andrew K. Serenson. Aaron Stoddard and George T. Wells are under construction con-struction in Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bretz and children, Eudonne, Gary and Katherine of Salt Lake City s'ted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Harding and attended attend-ed the Clegg family reunion. LINCOLN Mrs. M. D. Wallac Participating on the Sunday School program were Albert Rowley, Mary Liston and Evelyn Eve-lyn Higbee. Taking part on the Junior Sunday School program were Mary Jane Duke, Kathleen West, Dixie Adams and E. B. Terry. Elwood Sundberg was in charge char-ge of sacrament meeting. The program was given by the miss-1 ionary committee, with Faye Lunceford conducting. Speakers were Boyd Beagley, LaVell Edwards Ed-wards and Kent Booth. Cline' Biggs was confirmed a member of the church by Leo Poulson; Golden LeFevre was confirmed by Reed Moss; Jay Keeler, by Leo Rowley and Diane Prince, by hr father, Fenton Prince. The Blazers were welcomed into the Trailbuilders group In Primary Monday. Games were played and refreshments served by teachers, Jane Trexler, Norma Nor-ma Brady and Loa Workman. A "Lark Welcome" was held in Primary Monday by the Homebuilder group. Games and songs were enjoyed and refreshments refresh-ments served by teachers Donna Partridge, Anna Millet and Thora Loveridge. The second year Beehive girls, accompanied by their teacher, Viola Higbee, enjoyed a weiner roast at Canyon Glen Monday. The following girls were present: Karen Terry, Anita An-ita Dickerson, Gwen Robbins, Kathryn Wallace, Lorna Gordon Valent Loveridge, Sherry Booth, Marilyn Peterson, Marsha Thomas Thom-as and guests, Nadine Higbee and Evelyn Pierce. Members of the Sunday school genealogical class held a song practice Sunday following sacrament sac-rament meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvin Higbee. Lincoln ward will furnish the music for the genealogical conference con-ference which will be held Sunday. Sun-day. The schedule for Sunday, July 1 includes Sunday School at 11 a.m., Fast meeting at 12 noon and evening meeting at 7:30 p. m- Regular MIA meeting will be held Monday, July 2 in the chapel. chap-el. Thirty-five ward members attended at-tended the fathers and sons outing out-ing held Tuesday at the Hot Pots in Midway. TIMPANOGOS - Conducted 'I .by Luey Poulson Timpanogos residents are invited to call 0E45-J1 with personal items and other oth-er newt. Mrs. Poulsoa Speakers in church Sunday afternon were Reed Hacking and Leeman Bennett. Four boys who have completed Primary work were presented by Erma' Madscn, Primary president, to Bishop Ray Hanks as eligible for advancement into the Deacons Deac-ons quorum. They were Robert Malson, Larry Larsen, Glen Olson Ol-son and Charles Pyne. Four girls were presented perfect attendance certificates, having attended every Primary meeting for a year. They were LaNondus Carrel), Mary Ellen Farnsworth, Sally Ann Kirk-man Kirk-man and Joan Stewart. Gayle Cook was also eligible for an a-ward a-ward but was not present. A special award was given to LaNondus La-Nondus Carrell for having missed miss-ed only one meeting during the past five years. The Scouts enjoyed a camping trip over the weekend. They wre accompanied by Scoutmaster Scoutmast-er Bud Barnes, They went to Dry Canyon where they enjoyed target practice and camping. The boys who went were Merrill Palmer, Leonard Holliman, Robert Rob-ert Watson,. Bob Cox, Tom GI111-gan, GI111-gan, Larry Larsen, Frank Thompson, Earl Barnes, Mr, and Mrs. Asael Wallace Wall-ace and three children from Granger, Utah visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, M. D. Wallace, New Parking Plan Set for Utah County Building Non-residents of Provo will be interested to know that when ihey make trips to transact business bus-iness at the county seat, they can park their cars at convenient places around the city and coun-:y coun-:y building for one-half the rate charged elsewhere in Provo city two hours for a nickel. Becaust of the all-day parking of cars around the city and county coun-ty building by employees of Provo business houses, numerous numer-ous complaints were made by out-of-town tax payers that the county offices were thereby made practically inaccessible to them. For this reason, the Provo Chamber of Commerce Off-Street Off-Street Parking Committee recommended rec-ommended that meters be placed plac-ed around the city and county building property so that out-of-town motorists who come to Provo to get their license plates, pay their taxes, asd transact other oth-er county business, would not have to hunt around for a place to park their cars. LEWIS AND BOTT Plastering Contractors QUALITY PLASTERING FREE ESTIMATES Phone 55 R . 1264 J Provo LEVEN'S LEE WATERLOC HATS MICHAELS-STERN SUITS - CLOTHES JARMAN SHOES MEN AND BOYS COMPLETE OUTFITTERS ' 116 West Center Provo Phone 255 ALWAYS ASK FOR STAR FLOUR It Makes Good Bread At your Market Manufactured By STAR FLOUR MILLS American Fork, Utah HHIMtllMllllllHIIUI!ll!(l!lllltllll!IIIIUIIIIt4lllIHtlMllllllltlltlHlllllllllltl( WESTERN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY! PBOVO Intermountain FINANCE and Thrift Co. 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