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Show ' r - ' v ; L ....... "-r-: f IL 3. 1926 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 Fathers Announce Clean-Up IVeelt April 5th their Now mi nKaarVA L Grove wu. - - r waall T. nitfl the cleaning kit 10 vwr" P' W Ar. HO. ,i home lurrpuuu.-.-.. -"w yard to, thoroughly Lttd clean old stalks and Lr from .flower "- " oraned your ku.uu. Uoaare going to plant any ardy roses or omer r aDd finally' after you have ' . ... .,r,i iiPB-ln in the Vour ironi au , - . ..'. nil Fllh. I Rake ana uui" tt be burned. Put aH old dM( buckets, . tubs or any rubbish that may mane an bep Into old sacks ana u I0 way of hauling them to dumping' rounds near the Battle Creek canyon, you L them on we siuu . i ui front of your home, me Lmittee will haul them off possible on Saturday or Ve next week Do not pile rocks or anything, mai can- kicked op easily, into the ut find a way to nave mem j at your earliest convent- ear the lady of the honse ex- spring house-clean why not folks use this as a home ing clean-up week. The city bride themselves on a clean lets all get busy and do our make our city clean and The schools will co-oper- Jhii work so that our public at buildings will be put. In kder. . o Relief Society President and Counselor Honored The Windsor ward, Relief Society gave a testimonial Tuesday in honor of Mrs. -Ella M. Cragun, who has been released as second counselor in the presidency on account of being-called being-called to act on the stake board. Opening exercises in charge of President Presi-dent 'Jennie W. Johnson were held nor wuicu uie loiiowing program was rendered: Reading Mrs. Laura Cullimore. Duet Ethel Lowe and Nona Baxter. Wlttlsms Mary Jarman. Duet Martha T. Keetch and Jennie W. Johnson. President Jennie W. Johnson eulogized eulog-ized the work of Sister Cragun and i i i i . i i . .. iu ueuaa ui lua iueuiuers oi me association as-sociation presented her with a beauti ful signet ring. The members of the association, unknown to their president, wished to how honor to Sister Johnson so that instead of purchasing one ring two were purchosed. Sister Martha T. Keetch in behalf of the members presented a signet ring to their president and spoke in atfireclatlon of her many years of aer vice in the Relief Society cause. Sisters Cragun and Johnson feeling ly responded to the gifts with appreciative appreci-ative remarks. Bishop A. H. Lowe gave a few re marks, after which dainty refreshments refresh-ments were served. k E. Thorne Installs New Cooling Plant i E. Thorse, local butcher completed the Installation of r Automatic cooling plant. i unit cools ' the large newly rigerttor and the counter bei."The machine Is one of it on the market and auto- keeps the temperature in Inter and refrigerator the all times. This will permit hue to keep his perishable la good condition for a long- Meat kept at an even cool lure Is more tender. Mr. believeB that the best shop are none to good for Pleas- e. o ?s of Becrea- tional Training piwo girls of the advance Physical education are tak- arse in recreational traininr. J are going to entertain each l taagainary social, the kind 1 U1 be their own choosing. Of (Whl-J ... ..uu ui namea ana. Lilt i " '": Bonfire party. Valen lit am . r Dinnaay, Kids. Stnnt "Wion Party and numerou. wen two girls will enter. Otla V... r. a comment tnr ... . w f W1U b given . bv Ml.. , w snow just h has been. r.ow success' rSANT GROVE" HOUSE : Tonight "Sally" as the Pea. n,. ' r- The wond.P -i.i k an glrl " you've 6,1 her before. or 111 wh"re ,ove - ' romance n,i ,i hy and Satniviaw treet of J ver UB Bnntt. ..... ,ii u "si;, ;iracu BI1 'or ov Pleasant Grove Locals Mrs. Mary J. Cooper madb a ness trip to Salt Lake Friday. bust- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Provo, were guesu of Mr., and Mrs. E. T. Cuhner Thursday. u Anton Gleafon, son of Mr. and Mrm. T. If. Gleason is confined to his home with rheumatic fever. . Nathan Wood and E. T. Culmer of Salt Lake left Friday fur an extended business trio throuch .Vim.i-,1 r,,, Moyer Pride, who has bien at the Culmer Hotel for souio time left Friday for his home iu Sookane. Washington. Mrs., Eton, of St. George and Mr. Jackson, or Nepbi, were Wednesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Culmer uwcll Varley, of the Vineyard ward, wes the principal speaker at the Windsor ward conjoint Sunday evening meeting. A. P, Warnlck waa'a Salt Lake vlsi. tor Tuesday evening. 8. D. Moore was a Thursday evening. Provo visitor Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ash made a business trip.to Salt Lake Tuesday. Mrs. E. J. Mc Cown and children of Salt like are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. IJickerson and family. Chamber of Commerce Hold Busy Session George A Ellsworth of Lyman, Wyoming spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Thorne. Mrs. Thorne being Mr. Ellsworth's Ells-worth's sister. Mrs. Geunieve Ellsworth and child, ren of Payson. spent the week-end with relatives in Pleasant Grove. Appreciation for the Review is sent rrora tzra r . Walker who is doing missionary work at Columbus, South Carolina. N. P. Peterson, an aged resident Is ill at his home. Old age and general debility seems to be the cause of his present condition, Word has been received by Mrs. HUmer M. Nelson of the death of her brother Magnus Nelson, formerly of this city, who died at Portland, Ore. gon Thursday. Orin Holdaway, who is teaching school at Fillmore and Miss Fern MIllvHle, were in Pleasanf Grove Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrsi F. B. Newman at a birthday dinner party. A Peep Into The Mechanic Arts Department As soon as one reaches the top of the stairs at the high school the sound of saws, hammers and other tools directs one to the Mechanic Arts Department. When you enter the room you find boys as busy as it is possible. for boys to be. Some are planeing, some sawing, others are putting the finishing touches on some article. The boys are earnest in their work and each $eem to be proud of the work he Is accomplish ing. The use of hand tools and the electric machines are a great help to the boys. The shop is well filled with work in every stage of completion. Each boy Is doing the work according to his own ability and taste. . The boys are looking forward to an independent shop equipment so that the noise will not disturb other classes. This should be provided for the next school term. ; o i Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Halllday are rejoicing over the birth of a baby boy born at the American Fork hospi tal Thursday. Mother and the new arrival are doing nicely. High School Shop A Reality For some time the problem of the high school shop has been a matter of discussion. It has been finally de cided to move the old lumber building back of the high school to where the old stables now stand. The building is to be made fire pr.oof with stucco sides and fire proof shingles to con form with the city Are ordinance. The Seniors and Juniors of the high school have taken it as a pro ject to purchase and put on the roof. The building will be of easyac-cessabillty easyac-cessabillty to the shop work students and by . moving this department out of r the- main " building there will be room for three more class rooms on the second floor and the noise caused by the mechanic arts students will be eliminated. O; - Clinic Held Friday The second cllnfc given by the Utah' County Unit was held In the old Tithing office Friday - afternoon beginning be-ginning at one o'clock. . ' ' . 0 'i Mr. and Mrs. Carl SJoberg enter tained , their relatives Sunday at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs OoWaworthrof Bingham. -There were' forty three guests present ? jar Ooldsworthy was formerly Mis AlKe SJoberg. The Second ward M. I. A. players will present Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" in the American Fork Tabernacle April 6th and in the Lehl High School auditorium April 13th'. Christen Chrlstensen, who has been 111 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson most of the winter, is re. ported to be Improving under the ex ceflent care of Mrs. Johnson. The annual "Senior Hop" of the Pleasant Grove High School will be given at the High School Gym April 16. The beautiful decorations of the Junior Promenade will be left Intact In-tact until after the "Hop". Mrs. 0. E. Grua, Miss Helen Swen. son, and Miss Elaine Clark attended the Alpha Beta Theto literary sorority tea at, the University of Utah last Wednesday. The Atheletic students of lha High School are practicing dally on the track. We -are looking fofr them to gain a number of first awards at the district meet which will be held here at the ball park, April 30. Miss Marie Halterman, of Parowan, who Is taking training at the U. D. S Hospital was recently operated on for appendicitis. She is now staying at the home of her aunt', Mrs. Robert G. Tage The Junior Promenade drew one of the largest crowds the gym has ever accommodated. The beautiful decorations decora-tions and lighting effects added much to the happy throng of young people and town patrons, 'Hazel Keetch entertained the Bee. hive girls at her home Wednesday evening. Awarding of seals for their beehive work comprised the evenings entertainment. A delicious .lunch was served. Mrs. H W. Clark entertained the Young Mothers club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harley Greaves gave an interesting talk on Klie "Moon Light School of Kentucky," and Miss Minnie Wright sang two vocal solos. Dainty refreshments were served to twenty guests. Mayor and Mrs, F. B. Newman entertained en-tertained at a birthday dinner party Sunday in honor of Fredrick N. Newman, New-man, father of Mr. Newman and J. S. Holdaway,. father of Mrs. Newman, their birthdays being a few days apart. The centerpiece was a boqurt of yellow daffodils. Covers were laid for fourteen. Tile afternoon was spent In early reminences and family chat. Mrs. Beatrice Walker entertained .a I Tuesday afternoon in nonor oi nvr daughter Eva's fifth birthday, th afternoon was spent in playing chil. dren's games, Dainty refreshments were served to the following little guests, Phillys Gillman, Margaret Stark, Belva Kelander, Austin Ditt. more, Bernice Johnson. Bessie Downs, Zola Kirk, Shirley Harris and Vol Hooley. Monuments and Markers An excellent variety from which to chooser. Swul ... for . aesigns wwjm s-or s-or bettir .coroe.and.see.us. Beesely Marble & Granite Co, Just Soutft OT lDerniaie nvww. Honoring Moyer Pride, who left Friday for his home in Spokane, Washington, the Ironic Priesthood and Bishopric of the Second ward gave a social at the home of James D. Thorne Thursday evening. Thi time was spent In an Impromptu program, pro-gram, jokes and music. Refreshments were served. The men reported t a good time. No women could verify It Mrs. Hazel Gillman entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of the fifth birthday of her daughter Phyllis The table was beautifully decorated with easter decorations, a large cake with Ave candles formed the centerpiece. center-piece. The little friends were Invited besides the following mothers Mrs Beatrice Walker, Mrs. Velma Keland. er, Mrs. Sadie Pherson. The after noon was spent in chlldrens games. The Sunshine committee of the Windsor ward entertained in honor of Mrs. Leonard Hooley Friday after noon. A picnic luncheon was served to the following ladles Mesdames Mary Jarman, Clara Kirk, Clarence Wright, Thelma Hooley, Hazel Mar. rot, Sytva Morby, Sarah E. Hooley. Hf.ttieack"us7l3iiSrienkirkT"Ma7th T. Keetch, Sarah M Hooley and Mrs. Alex Newell of C-rem. A pleasant time Is reported. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L Wright entertained Saturday evening at an Eter Luncheon. The docorations and favors were easter motifs. Tb evening was spent In progressive card games. Mrs. Lloyd B. Adamson cf American Fork, was the champion player and received a beautiful boquet of sweet peas. Mrs. J. A, West receiv ed a dressed up lemon as the consolation conso-lation prize. Dainty refreshments were served to Messrs. and Mesdames U 1!. Adamson and Joseph Walton of American Fork; Glen Adamson of lehi; H. W. Jacobs, J. A. West, Erwln JtmacJW A. Gamett, Jamea - D Thorne, .Thomas . FeutPB, Mrs,. Pearl Wadley, Mrs. H. I. Wright and Miss Wright A meeting ef the Executive Committee Com-mittee of the Chamber of Commerce was held in the Seminary building, Wednesday evening, all members present except Harley Greaves and Dr. n. C. LJnebaugh. ' J. R. Halllday reported that the storm bad prevented the work on the ball park but tl would be done as soon as the weather permitted. J. D. Thorne reported that arrangements arrange-ments were under way for the annual luncheon and would be made definite at once. -A report was given that a move ment was under way to move and fix up the school shop building as direct ed. Committee chairmen were appoint ed as follows to get everything in line for our annual Strawberry Day. Amusements Fred C. Shoel, J, L lluchel and 1L W. Jacobs. Strawberries M. S. Christiansen, H. W. Nlelson, J. L. Adams and J.-E. rHardman. Finance J. R. Halllday, Fred C. Shoel, Llcllle Poulson, Roy Smith, Hans Williamson, Delbert Fugal, Delbert Coulam, Errol Halllday, Roy Smith, J 08 lab. Kemp, Ike Hayes, Bert Cooper and Young Mothers Club. Parade S. D. Moore. Program Dr. B. C. Linebaugb. Decorating Ernest Parduhn. Roads and Highways Hans Williamson, D. Mlley Smith. Clifton Clark, S. D. Moore, W. W. Lim, Ray Winters and Frank Atwood. Advertising and CustodlanHarley Greaves. Parks and City Property O. L. Smith, Chairman; Herman Parduhn, Roy Thorne; Alex Thornton, Eugene Allred, Leon Smith, Roy Deveraux, Joseph Mills, M. H. Bullock, W. E. Clarke and II. W. Clarfce. Parade Committee S. D. Moore, H. E. Johnson. Joseph Olpin, Harold Walker, Cora Clark, S. A. Kirk, Fldon Brlndley,"Mrs. O. B. Grua, Mary Cooper, Daisy Newman, Clarence Clar-ence Hilton. Frank B. Newman, George Peterson and A. P. Warnick. 'Motion carried that the roads and highway committee see that the monument at the head of the street be painted. A letter was read from the Utah association of commercial organi zations regarding membership of our organization - with them. The pro position was tabled. A motion carried that the Decc-ntinn Decc-ntinn in nm m l tee see what can be done regarding citizens owning and displaying sidewalk flags on the two blocks on main street. . o Children Honor Mother of Ninty Years mm mmmmaw The children of "Grandma BroW visited her Wednesday and enjoyed a luncheon In honor of her 90th birth day at the home of hef daughter Mrs. Si U Swenson. All of her children were present Mrs, Aosa B. Hayes and Mrs. & L Swenson, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Lydls B. Lund Mrs. Amy Brown .Lyman and Dri John Z. Brown, Salt Lake; Mrs. John Z. Brown and Mrs. D. R. Pingree a granddaughter were also with the Salt Lake visitors. "Grandma Brown" was born at Thomasiown, Franklin, Co. Pa., March 25, 1836 and came to Lehl with her parents, George and Julia Zlmmer. man In 1851. She married' Bishop John Brown one of the original 1847 pioneers- and came to Pleasant Grove In 1865 where she has since resided Moslpf ber lifetime she has been in poor health but was able to be up and enjoy her birthday with her family fami-ly and friends. . o Mrs. Emma Young Carter Laid To Rest Mrs. Emma Young Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Friend Young died at her home here Saturday evening. She was 39 years of age and the mother of four children, tw0 girls and two boys, .ranging in age from 10 years to 17. Mrs. Carter had been HI since November, sufferlnar wifh brlghts disease and other complications. complica-tions. Through all ot her sufferina; she was patient and cheerful. Neigh, bors' and relatives did every thins; possible for her and her appreciation always paid them for their troublet. Her children wlU.-mlss the mother love ot this good woman, he bodywasUwed at the horns of her mother Tuesday from 10 oV clock a. m. till 1:30 p ro. after which funeral services was held In the Tabernacle commencing at 2 o'clock. Bishop M. S. Christiansen was In charge. A musical number was ren. dered by a Quartette composed of Verda Hilton, . Leona Told, Niels Fugal, Clarence Hilton.' "Wanted on the Other Side." The opening prayer was offered by J. C. Hilton after Which tha nnrtf sang "Guide Me to Thee". J, H. Walker spoke of the neighbor- llness and kindness of Mrs. Carter and his acquaintance with the family. J, P. Fugal was the next speaker after which a violin solo was rendered by Alfred Swenson. Closing remarks were given by Bishop Christiansens-Mrs. Christiansens-Mrs. ' Stella Hardman and Mrs. Slgna Chrlstensen sung "My Father Knows" and MarT Richards Walker . m - rendered a solo. Joseph H. Adams offered the benediction. The floral offerings were very beautiful and attested the lovln esteem in which this good mother was held by . her- associates. - Interment Inter-ment was In the city cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Joseph Olptn. . "Taming of the Shrew" To Be Repeated In response to a number of requests the Second "ward M. I. A. players will present Shakespeare's "Taming ot the Shrew" again next Monday night In the-High) School 'andttortum;The entertainment Is fr.ee of charge and the public Is especially lnrited The performance begins at 8 o'clock. Grammar Grade School Operetta Next Friday "Cinderella In Flowerland," a lalry operetta portraying the bright wonders wond-ers ot fairyland, will be presented by the second, third, and fourth grade of the Central School, Friday night, April 9th, at the Pleasant' Grove High School Auditorium. Over seventy-five students are taking part and with those in charge have spent many hours of preparation to make this operetta the crowning event ot the school year. Music will be furnished by the grade school orchestra. Principal Prin-cipal characters in the operetta are; Cinderella Jean Hlcijlns Prince Sunshine ..Warren Kirk Proud Sisters Dorothy Wright and Mafgarst Lee Godmother .-. .....Maurlns Moore Bonnie Bee . Nona Bullock Robin Red Phyllis Hilton Guests at the Ball: Violet ..Leah Smith , Mignonette ...Ruth Green Doffodil -Ethel Fillmore Lily Bell Maurlne Newmon Tiger Lily. ......,. Dorothy Wright Hollyhock ...Margaret Lee Phlox .'- Hazel West Buttercup Edna Christiansen Poppy i-Ellzabeth Blackhurst Primrose Suzanne Grua Cowslip .. ..Ruby Adams Bluebell Effle Boren Tulip MilHe Boulter Pansy Dorothy Williamson Aster i.:T.Tn :....Leah Bezzant 8weet Pea Mary Peay Sweet Brier Alta Tomllnson Splendid singing Is furnished by th choruses. ; Butterflies ' Sunbeams Breezes Children Raindrops , v ' Fairies The fairy prologue will be sung by Nellie Blackwell. - ' ' Toil wiirdeHght In taliin'g'a'gllmpse'' Into .fairyland where the breezes play among the blossoms and the gay flowers frolic from morn till night,- . ,inee 10c nrrjOn ri'rl Auditorium rf -...tlg id ana zvc |