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Show Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, May 7, 1959 Orem Phone Users Will Be Able to Dial Long Distance by Autumn of 1 960 Direct dialing of long dis tance calls will be Introduced in the Provo, Orem and Spring ville exchanges in the fall of 1960 Mack Lawrence, District Manager for The Mountain States Telephone Company, announced today. The new ser. vice will require an expenditure expendi-ture of $300,000 and will make It possible for customers in these exchanges to dial long distance directly from their homes to 60 million of the nation's na-tion's telephones. The direct distance dialing j (DDD) equipment located In the Provo office Is designed to automatically Identify the telephone tele-phone numbers of persons on one and two party lines placing plac-ing long distance calls. In the other exchanges and on calls originating from coin tele-Tthones tele-Tthones or rural lines, an operator opera-tor Mil come on the line brief ly to obtain the calling num ber. In all nses the person cal ling will be able to dial his own station-to-station long dis tance calls. Direct distance dialing is new !r. Utah. The Provo area will be the second in the State to enjoy the improved service, In August of this year Loga customers will Inaugurate DDD when their new dial system is cut into service. Lawrence emphasized the Importance of customers plac ing calls by number. In order for one to dial his own station to-station call he must know the telephone number In the distant city. Station-to-station calls dialed by the customer are connected faster and are much more economical than person-to-person calls. Out-of- town numbers are provided by the long distance operator when you place a call today, The Telephone Company will also furnish telephone numbers to those requesting them prior to placing their calls. 3 DAY KIMBALL TRUCK LOAD PIANO SALE May 7, 8, and 9th at 1674 N. State Orem, Utah Here's your chance to buy a world famous KIMBALL KIM-BALL PIANO at distributor's prices. Save up to $434.00. Hart Bros. Music Co., has just been appointed the distributors of KIMBALL PIANOS for the state of Utah, and they are celebrating by selling 38 factory fresh pianos. All guaranteed at the lowest low-est prices ever. Shop directly from the Kimball Company's Huge Van the opening day at 1674 N6rth State, Orem, Utah. Terms $25 down. Up to three years to pay. Free delivery and tuning. Any style or color. FOR INFORMATION, CALL AC 5-4315 Just 3 days only. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 7th, 8th and 9th. 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Also win a free Lowrey Organ Value $1465. Nothing to buy. Nothing to write. Just hear a three minute demonstration. Drawing June 15th. Free novelty whistles for the children. HART BROS. MUSIC CO. 1674 North State, Orem, Ph. AC 5-4315 LU SR I C ATI ON I " - - SERVICE I , ,KPS) ! Did A Woman In A Red Car With A 'Student Driver' Sign On It Stop Here For Gas? No sir, she did not ! We surely would have noticed the absence of the door. Fact is, our men are the most .observant fellows you ever met. They're quick to notice the need for any of our free services; serv-ices; like air for your tires or a windshield wipe-off wipe-off and then doing something about it fast always in a friendly, heads-up manner. I SUPREME BASCUtlE J Chevron Service Fourth North and State Street Orem, Utah Phone AC 5-9865 Kia Ora Club To Present 'Legend Of Two Lovers' The BYU Kia Ora Club will present "The Legend Of Two Lovers," for their a nnual spring show Friday evening at 7 pjn. in the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse. An outstanding evening of Maori culture and entertainment entertain-ment featuring Hinemoa and Tutanekai as the two lovers portrayed In song and dance have been arranged. BYU students will be admitted admit-ted on their activity cards, Tickets are on sale to the pub lic at Heindselman Music Co Admissioit will be, students 50 cents, adults $1.00. Provo Bible Church Holds Successful Jubilee Banquet A Jubilee Banquet which was held recently at the Provo Bible Church was a huge success. suc-cess. Attendance at the ban quet was truely outstanding with members from each family. fami-ly. More than three-fourths of the members are from Orem. Beautiful spring flowers were used as centerpieces on the four long. dinner tables. Sparkl ing artistic favors with a simi- Jated diamond made by Opal Williams were used at each place setting. Mrs. Lawrence Clark, Mrs. R. G. Gunderson and Mrs. E. L. Prow were In charge of preparing the dinner. Lee Brown, who offered an inspirational prayer before the banquet, and speaker for the evening, Dr. Arnold Olson, President of the Evangelical Free Church' of America, were introduced by Pastor R. G. Gunderson. Dr. Olson who was on an eighteen day tour gave several sev-eral reports on Church affairs. He stated that the Evangelical Free Church held a meeting in 1954 in Calif, to appoint lay people to make plans to celebrate cel-ebrate the 75tii anniversary and find out the aims of the people in the Church. "It is time to realize which big things can be accomplish," he said, "there is no limit to what the Lord can do." He further reported that at a general conference meeting in 1954 members were optimistic when the desire to build 75 additional churches was expressed. However, there are at present 117 additional ohurchs and an increase in membership of 10,000 over the 7,000 which was hoped for. Dr. Olson, said, "The only way you can make progress i3 to set sight on the future we can't afford to let a single day go by and not accomplish something for the Lord." There was only one Church in Canada a few years ago. At present there are 75 churches church-es there. Among other accom plishments is the opening up of one more foreign mission field. A new Bible School is being built in Venezuela, and a 90-bed hospital fc-3 been constructed in the Belgian Co- ngo. At present there are 170 native pastors. "That's a miracle mi-racle In itself, said the speak er, when you stop to consider that 30 years ago these people were cannibals, now over 7,000 of them are believers and belong to the Evangelical Free Church." Dr. Olson stressed that the most important part of missionary mis-sionary work is to train the natives in the work of God for a step in the future. It was stated that plans are being made to improve facilities fa-cilities at the Bible College in Chicago and that one out of every three churches have been expanding. Funds for fu ture expansion in this area will be applied on enlarging the present buildind or for purchase of another building site. All contributions are on a voluntary basis. The individual indi-vidual Is not told the amount to Sive. That is one reason the Church is called the, "Free' Church. It has been found that the giving from the heart is the most successful. Commit ments at the present time a-mount a-mount to $3700.00. Ivor Sellevaag, from Rock- ford Michigan, who is the fol low up man, also assisted Dr. Olson in the Program for Progress. Rev. A. A. Anderson from Salt. Lake Free Church, closed the meeting with prayer. MRS. PEARL NEWELL FETED ON BIRTHDAY Seventy-fifth birthday of Mrs. Pearl Newell, 307 North Fourth East, was celebrated Monday night. A total of 27 guests were present at Mrs. Newell's home. They included her children, grand children and great grandchildren. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. Mrs. Newell received many beautiful beauti-ful gifts. '4 M STAKE SWARM NIGHT SET Orem West Stake will hold their Beehive Swarm nite at 7:30 at ' the Vineyard Ward. This event is under the direction di-rection of La Von Farley Stake Age group counselor and Zina York Ward Beehive Leader. Swarm night is held for the purpose of presenting awards to the girls which they have earned during the year. AH Beeive Girls and teir Mothers are invited to attend. There will be a program and refreshments. KIA ORA CLUB will again this spring give an annual production in song and dance. The beautiful story of "The Legend of Two Lovers," will be portrayed in the unique culture of the Maori people. SPECIAL! $3.95 5 Gal. Evergreen SHADE TREES Flowering Trees - Rose Bushes Bedding Plant - Tomatoes Wildvood Hollow Farm Nursery 22 Years of Dependable Service Orem Phone AC 5-0813 . Turn West on 8th South, go to 8th West, then turn west io 12th South to Sandhill Road in Orem Follow the Signs. 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