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Show v. OREM-GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 YOUR (Etmrrh PAGE Sharon Stake to ijtage Roadshow at LDS June Conference The 1956 June training confer-nce confer-nce of the Mutual Improvement Associations of the Church of FOR LEASE 3 Room Apartments. 1 Barber Shop 1 Beauty Shop 1 Ice Cream & Candy Shop 1 Dress Shop I Infants Dres3 Shop 1 Grocery Store 38x40 Ft. Plenty of Parking. 1 Apartment House for Sale Cheap to be Moved. Low Rent, See THOS. I, KITCHEN 239 East 8th South, Orem Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be held in Salt Lake City, June 15, 16, and 17, featuring for '.he first time combined arts festivals, fes-tivals, four performances of the invited roadshow acts, and a combined com-bined supper-dance for Master M Men and Golden Gleaners. The Conference Roadshow, held Thursday, June 14, on the eve of the opening events of the 57th annual MIA Conference, will be shown at Kingsbury Hall on the University of Utah cam pus, and the Capitol Theatre In downtown Salt Lake City. Sharon Stake will stage one of the seven outstanding roadshows, selected by the General Board Drama Committee and invited for this special roadshow, which will make up the program along with six entr'actes, likewise selected and invited for this special show ing from among thousands pro duced toy the wards In hundreds of stake shows produced annually as part of the regular MIA program pro-gram throughout the Church. Due to popular demand the Conference show will be given four performances, at 5:00 and 7:45 p.m. at the Capitol Theatre and at 6:00 and 8:45 pan. in Kingsbury Hall. Tickets are now available at the General MIA offices, of-fices, 40 and 50 North Main St., and only capacity crowds will be sold. 1 was stopped for a red light when along comes a guy painting lines down the center cen-ter of the road." , I ' ,We might have asked him "What were yon ', I aolar m the CENTER of the roadT" Bat we . , . didnt The customer Is always rlfht here. And we're always right on our toes to serve him , . . . right! MOTT'S 4th NORTH AMD STATE OXEM 8DEVD0II SERVICE JJJ. t t i J r if -i Li -7 -i . Z.7Z , Sheaf Binding Held By Junior Gleaners Of Orem Fifth Ward Junior Gleaners of the Orem Fifth Ward conducted their sheaf jindine ceremony recently at their ward chapel. The girls were greeted by their Jr. Gleaners and Jr. M Men Enjoy Stake Banquet Orem Stake Junior M Men and Junior Gleaners held their stake banquet recently at the Orem Fourth-Fifth Ward chapel. Linda North acted as toast- class leader, Norma Burgener, mistress and introduced program and a program followed. Talks numbers which Included electric OF CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT Mr. Lloyd Louder will be hostess hos-tess at her home Teusday- night for the monthly meeting of the OF Club. Members will meet at 8 pan. Three out of four traffic accidents acci-dents happen in clear weather on dry roads. Eighty-five precent of the vehicles ve-hicles involved in accidents are passenger cars. were heard from Shanda Parcoll, Lawana Patten and Leah Rowley. Arlone Thalmann, class presid- dent, presented the symbolism guitar selections by Don Thome; piano solo toy Teddy Rohbock; violin and piano duet, Arlone : Thalmann and Joan Rowley; skit and the story of Ruth was told, from Orem First Ward; vocal by Joan Rowley. A song was 'solo, Hope Sturnham; toast to sung by LaDean Andrew, Lois the girls, Norma Burgener; toast Jensen and Gwen Adams. Linda to the boys, Melvin Burgener, North gave a retold story. The toast to the leaders, LaDeane sheaf binding was conducted with I Andrew. Cecil Wagstaff present- music played by Nelda Shumway. ed a trophy to Vineyard Ward The program was completed by I for outstanding participation in a response from Glen Rowley of Ihe harvest f esivl. The Fourth Oov. J. Bracken Ue and John H. Zengsr, chairman of the public relation committee of the Utah State Hospital Awn., look at tho Hospital Weok proclamation just signed by tho governor. Hospital wssk It May 6-12. fgpiiipg Vi AV :he bishopric and a violin solo by Arlone Thalmann. Prayers were offered by Kleah Rowley and Melvin Burgener. Nosegay corsages of gold and silver were presented to the girls. Original programs featured miniature mini-ature sheaves of wheat on the covers. The table decorations, which followed the silver and white motif, were silver tapers Ward also received a trophy as stake basketball champions. The evening's entertainment was completed by a folk dancing demonstration performed by cos tumed students of Brigham Young University under the direction di-rection of Mary Jensen. All wards contributed to the banquet menu which was served! buffet style. Table decorations of and popcorn balls accented with silver lettrinr nrt snrin fi silver shot candies. Refreshments ers weije by Glenda Goad. Mrs. were Served. TAmv Iaaksen and iWprh Rtrattnti Committee in charge of the were the stale Mbh in !, CheUpper Room ft THE UPPfR ROOM. NASHVIU.E. TENNfSSEE Go, and do thou likewise. (Luke 10:37.) The cartoon I have in mind pictures a father who has just 'entered his home after the day's work at the office. He shouts joyfully to his family, "I have a ten percent increase in salary!" The cartoon shows the son dreaming of a new bicycle; the mother, a fur coat; the daughter, new wrist watch; the father himself, a set of golf clubs. Not one member of the family is thinking, of the other members. I sat at supper one evening with a Korean pastor. The pas tor's little son toddled into the room. I reached into my pocket and handed him a coin. I asked, "What is this?" He answered, "That's the col lection!" This little chap had never had money for candy or toys. The only time he had seen money was when he was given a coin to put into the church of fering. When he saw money, he did not think "That's for candy,1 but "That's for God. PRAYER Our Father, the good Samari tan used of his possessions to help others, such as the man he corsages were Gay Wood, Shanda Parcoll and Wanda McKenzie. They were assisted toy Miss Wood's grandmother, Mrs. Ed wards, programs were made by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burgener. A testimony meeting was en joyed by the group the following evening. It was also held at the Fourth-Fifth Ward chapeL Christian Science How spirltualization of thought brings man enlarged ability and opportunity will be brought out in the Lesson-Sermon entiUed "Mortals and Immortals" at ihe Christian Science services Sun-da. Selections to toe read from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Bak er Eddy include the following (265:5-15): "Mortals must gravitate gravi-tate Godward, their affections and aims grow spiritual, tney must near the broader interpret ations of being, and gain some proper sense of the infinite. in order that sin and mortality may De put off. "This scientific sense of being, forsaking matter for Spirit, by found beaten and robbed on the Jericho road. Grant us Thy spir-, no means suesrests man'. it um. wc inaj. use irauurew uon into Deity and the loss of b w - - jus luenuiy. dux comers uoon individuality. that Thou means to help others. In the spirit of the Master we pray. Amen. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Our zeal for Christ and the kingdom is shown by our use of the Father's blessings to us. tr'ij man enlarged individuality, a wider sphere of thought and ac 4! - . - . nun, a more expansive love, a hlghex and more permanent peace." Mothers Attend Primary Programs Three classes of the Fifth Ward Primary presented special programs pro-grams at socials held this week in honor of their mothers. Blazers explained their organization's organ-ization's program to their moth ers who attended in answer to original invitations made by the boys. Each member participated! under the leadership of Darlene Hansen and then served refreshments refresh-ments to his mother. Each girl in Group Two took part on their program and presented pre-sented their mothers with gifts they had made at Primary. A special story was retold by the class leader, Thora Prescott. Ten mothers and 13 girls were present. pres-ent. A similar program was carried out by boys of Group Two as they feted their mothers. 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