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Show QfUQf -GENEVA TIMES Thursday, February 10, 1955 YOUR CSUmrrir PAGE LIVES OF LINCOLN AND JOSEPH SMITH COMPARED AT QREM STAKE CONFERENCE Two great Americans of the 19th century, seemingly "born without a chance," had the likeness like-ness of their lives compared by Elder Clifford E. Young at the Or em LDS Stake quarterly conference con-ference Sunday in the Scera auditorium. au-ditorium. An Assistant to the Twelve of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elder Young stated that both Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln were born in poverty, yet displayed their greatness in later years. Great UK::::::::::: S RENT ! BEFORE YOU i BUT! If you decide to buy At j piano within 6 month, all money paid for rtntal and delivery will be I deducted from At purchate price. GLEN BROS. MUSIC I 51 North University Avenue jj S Provo Phone 3788 1 things are accomplished by effort and struggle as exhibited in these two lives, said Elder Young. President Walter Holdaway conducted the morning" sessu. of the conference. Speakers during the session besides Elder Young were President Holdaway, Presi dent Carlyle Bunker, Joel Parry and Merlin Manning. Music was furnished by the combined choruses, chor-uses, the Melodians of Orem, and the Bel Canto chorus of Spring-ville. Spring-ville. Dr. Franklin J. Madsen conducted con-ducted the choruses. President Holdaway also con ducted the afternoon session of the conference. Elder young spoke on love and understanding towards to-wards those who may find it difficult to accept LDS beliefs. President M. Dover Hunt also spoke in the afternoon, as well as Garth Mangum and Darwin Veteto. The Orem First Ward choir sang for the session, conducted con-ducted by Mrs. Cyde E. Weeks, and featured a trio of Mrs. Max Spriggs, Mrs. Helen Kofford, and Mrs. Ross Holdaway. The evening session of the conference, con-ference, hid in the Geneva Ward chapel, was a Speech Festival conducted by the Stake MIA. The festival included several talks on the Beatitudes. Speakers included Nadine Harding, Vineyard Ward; T.enneth. Andrus, Beverly Ward' Dorothy Carter, Vermont Ward; Glenda Burr, Sharon Ward; Keith Beazer, Geneva Ward; Lila Lee Whetten, Orem First; Jan-ette Jan-ette Ogilvie, Geneva 2nd; and Sue Bridgett, Timp View Ward. Master M-Men and Golden Geaner awards were presented to w-:: v. tM -i Christian Science Topic for Sunday 7th-Day Adventists Wind up Pacific Healinz throueh spiritual means as practiced by Christ Jesus will Union Conference be a topic dealt with at Christian Science services Sunday. The Lesson-Sermon is entitled Six ffWal delegates represen- "Soul" a word which, when capi- ting Seventh-day Adventist chur- talized, is used In Christian Sci- ches, schools and other lnstitu- God. TheTibfe SLffiXhS - 'And great multitudes came unto lenaea lne mntn Wwarenmai and Hawaii attended the three-day three-day session. Purpose of the Quadrennial Session was to elect administrative administra-tive off icers of the Pacific Un-ion Un-ion Conference, including a president, presi-dent, secretary-treasurer and department de-partment secretaries, to supervise operations of the Adventist denomination de-nomination in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and the Hawaiian Islands during the next four years. COUPLES RECEIVE MIA AWARDS Highest honors of the LDS Mutual Improvement Improve-ment Association were awarded to two couples Sunday evening at the Orem Stake Speech Festival. Couples receiving the Master M-Men him, having with them those that ! Business Session of the denomin were lame, blind, dumb, maimed, ation's western governing organ-and organ-and many ohers, and cast them lzation, the Pacific Union Con- aown a i jesus ieei; ana ne neai Reports on work of the church were also given and boards of trustees elected for the denomi- ed them (Matthew 15:30). u m ncauu, buiw- ; nations racmc union ana la si- Among the selections to be read ma- I erra -ueW. locatea respective- Baker Eddy will be the following the church ln four western states ifornia. (210:11-16): "Knowing that Soul and its attributes were forever .and Golden Gleaner awards are, left to right, Mr onH Mrs Earl Tnrnwnrth nf Vinpvnrrl WarH and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burgener of Geneva j manifested through man, the Mas- i ici ncaieu uie sick, gave Slgni vo 2nd Ward. Photo courtesy Daily Herald two husbands and wives, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burgener of tue Geneva Gen-eva Second Ward, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl Farnwo.n ox vineyard. vine-yard. Sustained in new positions were Ferron Nielson, president of the 295th Quorum of Seventies; Grant Stephens, president of the First Quorum of Elders, and LeRoy Williams and Robtrt Hd-way, first and second counselors ana Don Morrow, secretary; Darrell Jensen, secretary of the Second Quorum of Elders; Robert Judd, president of Seventh Quorum of Elders, and Dale Lewis and Glenn Allgood, first and second counselors; coun-selors; Paul Carroll, first coun selor of Ninth Quorum of Elders; the blind, hearing to the deaf. feet io the lame, thus bringing to light the scientific action of the divine Mind on human minds and bodies and giving a better understanding under-standing of Soul and salvation." THE UPPER ROOM NASHVILLE TENNESSEE Read Mark 8:31-37 What shall a man give in exchange ex-change for his soul? (Mark 8:37) Jesus made some most strudng Hollis Scott, second counselor of ; remarks, as found in our Bible m Jif tip; 111 r v a VALENTINES Fashionables For the Woman In Your Heart! ' " Come in and Make Your Choice Today HERE ARE THE WINNERS OF BLANKETS Mrs. Robert Jacobson, Provo Mrs. Evelyn Finch, Orem Have you registered for your Free Blanket? MATERNITY WARDROBE The Friendly Shop for the Expectant Mother 32 North 1st East ' Phone 384-J Ninth Quorum of Elders. Elden Lewis, secretary of the Tenth Quorum of Elders; Billings Patten, Pat-ten, age group counselor of ,YM-MIA; ,YM-MIA; Vetfn Evertson, Explorer leader; Mrs. Leland (Lorraine) Wells, former stake YWMIA drama dra-ma leader, age-group counselor; Mrs. D. H. (Mae) Blatter, second counselor in Primary; Mrs. Len-ore Len-ore Laudie, member of Primary board. . reading for today. Peter had just made the great confession, saying say-ing to Jesus, 'Thou art the Christ.' Jesus thereupon told the disciples something of what He had to endure and suffer. Peter rebuked Jesus for saying that the Christ must suffer and die. Suffering was to be God's way of proving Nine LDS Wards to Participate in Orem Stake "Road Shows" Plans have been made for the Orem Stake Road Show to be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.. accord'na to 1 Mrs. Earl H. Johnson, Orem Stake YWMIA' drama director. Meeting places for the various ward groups will be Vineyard Ward in the Vineyard chapel, Geneva and Geneva 2nd in the Geneva ward chapel, Orem 1st and Vermont in the Vermont VALENTINE GIFTS " 1 Girls Rayon Panties Lad.es hand-made a.-ans Nykm Clever Styles Mc , pAIR FOB $1.69 $1,00 SPECIAL SPECIAL GIFT HANKIES linens, " utue GirIa floral prints, lacy trims gED TWILL JEANS . 10c 98c - $1.79 SPECIAL First Quality SHEER NYLON HOSE Sizes 8 to 11, pair VALENTINES 98c fromicTO10ceach SPECIAL Laldes HOUSE DRESSES MENS SPORT SHIRTS Colorful prints and Rayons, Don River plaids ' percales, all sizes etc. $2.98 $2,88 SPECIAL SPECIAL jNo Exchanges or Refunds on Sale Items FLETCHER'S ' 368 WEST CENTER PROVO, UTAH 625 Attend Special Saturday Evening Conference Meeting " A successful Saturday evening session of the Orem Stake conference con-ference at the Orem First-Vermont chapel was attended by 626 person. Those present included Elders and their wives, members of the Senior Aaronic Priesthood and their wives, and members not holding the priesthood and their partners. An inspirational session included in-cluded a discussion period attended attend-ed by the men and a joint meeting with their partners where Elder Cifford E. Young spoke in addition ad-dition to several others. Pie a la mode was served at a social held following the meeting. Geneva 2nd Ward Primary Girls Hold "Snow Frolic" Girls of the Geneva Second Ward Primary enjoyed a "Snow Frolic" recently in the ward recreation rec-reation hall. The Home Builders leaders, Mrs. Gene Larsen, Mrs. LeRoy Mott and Mrs. Joseph Wyatt, were in charge of the successful suc-cessful affair. Snowmen and pine trees gave the hall an outdoor touch. Games giving himself to man. There was no other way. Likewise, there is no other way for us to prove our love. We must be willing to sacrifice, to suffer, even to die, if need be, in behalf of those we love. "God is love" means God is I T V V u u Ward chapel, Windsor and T mp love is the extent to which we are ... . . J ,', , , .,,. , willing to give ourselves, and do the Wi"dsr Wa,rd CapHel give ourselves in unselfish service. , Sharon and Beverly Wards The eivine of self in such service I 016 Geneva Grade Schol- u it. Zf An nine wards wiU te Particl" is us own T. pat.ng .n Road show ac r i j mu . . cording to Mrs. Johnson. The Thv J,?3 GodWT,hOU htaSt glvenl theme for this year's show will h i P f6CTe "Seasons" and ratings of Suit Su-it t JL ? T tr. excellent, good and honor-ourselves honor-ourselves to Thee. In the name of ' . . . . auic iiicutiuiis win uc fiivcii iu His love for man and of truly Christ, who taught 'us to pray, . ij ,, A ,j 4 Th a.!nr iTothn, o,t t ' i the wards. Judges from each ward Our Father who art in heaven . . . Amen," THOUGHT FOR THE DAY The giving of self in service in Christ's name is its own reward. Caroline Childs, Ilene Davis, Catherine Ca-therine Maag, Karen Moon, Venice Ven-ice Whitwood, Sharon Turnbow, Florence Tholman, Joey Shum-way, Shum-way, Helen Davis, Linda Jensen, Marian Rowley, Sharon Brewer, Judy Peay, Patricia Smith, Ann Davis, Joyce Peterson, Diana Andrew An-drew and Beverly Prescott. "i Sweetheart Theme To be Featured at Sharon Stake Prom Final plans have been made by the MIA Maids and Explorers of the various wards in the Sharon Stake for their annual "Rose Prom" which will be held Saturday Satur-day at 9 p.m. in the Lakevlew recreation hall, according to Mrs. Mary Rowley, stake YWMIA activity ac-tivity counselor. The theme for the semi-formal affair will be "Sweetheart." The floorshow will be presented by the MIA Maids and Explorers. Refreshments will be served. Orem Stake Slates Annual "Rose Prom" The Annual Orem Stake Rose Prom will be held Saturday evening eve-ning at 8:45 p.m. in the Geneva Ward recreation hall, according to Mrs. Fern Coleman, stake YWMIA president. "When You Look in the Heart of the Rose" will be the theme for the affair. The dress will be semi-formal and music will be furnished by Leo Vernon and his orchestra. Floorshow numbers will be by MIA Maids and Explorers Ex-plorers of the Vineyard, Windsor, Wind-sor, Timp View and Orem 1st Wards. Tasty refreshments will be sold. Arrangements for this dance have been handled by the MIA Maids and Explorers of the stake. A large crowd would be appreciated. appreci-ated. All stake members are cordially cor-dially invited to attend. have been chosen by the ward drama director and will rate the shows. Members of the Orem Stake wards are urged to be In attendance attend-ance for a real evening of enjoyment. EE czLJL vrjon non MTncmi theatu FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ANCE fX- iifil -JEFF CHANDLER-JACK PAIANCE LUDMILLA TCHERINA'RITA GAM - JEFF MORROW . CEOKCE DOLENZ . tCLARD niM AUXANOCH 9COURBV I lS HTUMiaW KIM lab.'! SATURDAY MATINEE MEET CAPTAIN KIDD ABBOTT AND COSTELLO Comedy Cartoon Serial MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ooooooooooooooooc o r- 9,1 rvnTTt ThttrTi ooooooooood coio DeLuxe IDlkl DCOI iki'CjCOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO I MUM H KM poooooooooooooo tfl Hi wondtr of HtQh-ridlilv STEREOPHONIC SOUND Lincoln Ward Slates Valentine Social Members of the Lincoln Ward Mutual will enjoy a Valentine social on Monday evening at 7:30 ip.m. at MIA which is held in the All stake members of Mutual and refreshments were en loved hv I . . . .... twentv-five narents and the fol- ' . 1OT 811 CVemnK enJOy" I TimpanogOS Ward Chapel. ------ mem. lowing girls: Dorothy Peterson, GEORGE ASIIBY SAYS: We extend greetings to everyone on a great American's birthday Abraham Lincoln If you are Building or Buying. 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