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Show IRIDAY. OCTntiim I THE . AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN FRIDAY,: OCTOBER. 25, 1940 n lPr vi AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN Published Every Friday at American Fork, Utah, by the Alpine Publishing Co. Entered as Second Class Mat ter, at the Poitoffiee at American Fork. Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Mm. Hyrum Robertson and Mrs. ! Monifo SlJltPS Milton Adamson made a pleasure OldlCB trip to Salt Lake, Friday. SobscrrpUon Bate JZ.00 Per Tew Local Items Mr. and Mrs. John Aagard of Fountain Oreen and Mrs. Ernest Bailey and children of Nephi were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoies, Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mn. Evan Walker of Mercur, former residents of Pleasant Qrove. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Gardner, Sunday A Hallowe'en pot luck supper honored the birthday of Mrs. Vera waestAff. Monday evening. The party was given by her co-workers, the teachers of the Central school, who make it a custom to celebrate thp birthdav anniversary of each teacher sometime during the year. The home of Mrs. Wagstaff was ap- nronrlatelv decorated. Teachers and partners were In Hallowe'en costume. Mrs. Rose Young went to Salt Lake City on Monday, to be present at the marriage of a cousin. Miss Georgia Hendricksen, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bateman of Los Angeles have moved to Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Homer Royle, who has been m at the home of her mother, Mrs. George Peay, was taken to the L. D. 8. hospital, Wednesday, where she will receive medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb BuhleT motored to Mantl last week where they Joined Mrs. Buhlers brother and his wife of Price, st the temple and did work for 340 of their kinsmen. kins-men. Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Walker of Ogden were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Walker. Walk-er. Honoring Gordon Wright who will leave soon for the Eastern States mission, Mrs. Emily Tyler entertained entertain-ed relatives at her home In Provo. Pleasant Grove guests were Mrs. Oral Wright and sons. Kenneth and Norman, and daughter Beverly, Mrs. Mary Wright, Harold M. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Walker and Mrs. Josephine Bezzant Mrs. Blanche Green of Spanish Fork spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Elanor West Mr. and Mrs. Warnlck Swenson announce the birth of a girl, born Monday afternoon at the Lebl hospital hos-pital Mrs. Pearl Wadley. Mrs. Oral Wright and Mrs. Merle Coombs motored to Salt Lake Saturday evening eve-ning to attend a shower given in honor of Miss Emmellne Frost, who will be married soon to Elda Halll-day, Halll-day, son of Joseph Bauiday Jr. of Salt Lake. I Ray Ewell, who is employed at Bingham, spent the week-end with his family in Pleasant Grove. Hallowe'en Frolic Saturday Night A Hallowe'en Frolic has been planned by the officers and teach ers of Manila M. I. A. to take place in the ward amusement hall, Sat The following members of the Manila ward attended the funeral of a former resident, the mother of George and Ivan Monson, Mrs. Han- ward chapel in Salt Lake Sunday j TLS JL - at 12:19: President and Mrs. W. W. Warnlck, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wad-ley, Wad-ley, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Warnlck, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Warnck, Mr. Walter Hall and Mr. Ferd Lud-wlgson. Mrs. Wllford Anderson of Iindon, spent the week visiting at the homes of her daughters, Mrs. Eva and Mrs. Lily Wheeler at Sprihgvflle. ' Mrs. Ludle Hillman was hostess at a "pot-luck" supper given by her Gleaner Girls class of the First ward, Tuesday evening. The program which .followed the luncheon included talks on "Making "Mak-ing of Scrapbooks," given by Mrs. Geneve Dal ton of the stake board, The History of the Gleaner Or ganization.'' by Miss Roxie West; "The Gleaner Sheaf," by Mrs. Luetic Lu-etic Hillman, and "The Story of Ruth" by Miss Beth White. Miss Drudlla Loader sang a vocal solo. Twenty-two girls were present Mrs. Delilah Fugal and Mrs. Lar- ena Johnson of the Third ward Relief society presidency, entertained enter-tained at a quilting party Friday afternoon. The quilt was made for the Relief society bazaar which win be held early in November. Supper was served to the following guests: Mrs. Matilda Christiansen, Mrs. Margaret Holdaway, Mrs. Lar- ena Nlelson, Mrs. Margaret Barney, Bar-ney, Mrs. Rose Nlelson, Mrs. Eva Walker and Mrs. Jennie Fugal. A Hallowe'en motif was carried out In decorations and luncheon when Mrs. Alta Noble entertained members of the Modemette club at her home in Orem Wednesday afternoon. aft-ernoon. The game of Hearts was played, prizes being won by Mrs. Eff le Buhler and Mrs. Violet Beers. Luncheon was served to the fol lowing guests: Mrs. Phyllis Keetch, Mrs. LaPrlel Oscarson, Mrs. Violet Beers, Mrs. Naomi Walker, Mrs. Clesta Beal, Mrs. Virginia Chlpman, Mrs. June Clark, Mrs. Dora Hales Mrs. Orpha Beers, Mrs. Mildred Hardman, and invited guests, Elda Clark and Bora Hansen. i Frizes ww M given ior ine most effective costumes. A fortune teller will preside in one of the booths. Howard Nelson's orchestra will for nlsh the music (or the dance, which will be financed by the ward bud get. Ward members are reminded to bring their purses as refreshments refresh-ments will be sold. A witches entrance and other clever decorative features are being be-ing worked out by the M. I. A. Junior girls. o Manila Clubs Plan Exercises The Manila 4-H clubs will hold their achievement exercises Sunday Sun-day evening in the ward chapel, it was announced by Mrs. Merrill N. Warnlck, supervisor. Awards for outstanding members and pins or certificates for all members mem-bers wil be presented by the Bank er's" Association. David Sharp of Logan, state club leader, will be the speaker. An entertaining program Is being be-ing arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mer-rill N. Warnlck, club supervisors, and by club leaders, Helen Warnlck, War-nlck, Leah Wadley and Delia Rad-man. Rad-man. o Surprise Alarm At Central School Brings Results Six of the members of the Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove fire department led by Fire Chief Josiah Kemp paid a surprise visit to the Central school Thursday afternoon of last week. They quietly entered the school building and turned in the alarm without letting even Principal Ray Merrill know of their intention. Chief Kemp was gratified that in one. minute and fifteen seconds the school house was cleared of chil dren. Both teachers and pupils were calm and conducted their c cape in orderly fashion. The firemen then inspected the school's fire fighting equipment, and heating plant, and were pleased to find such adequate equipment and such satisfactory conditions in the boiler rooms. "Very commendable housekeeping and safety conditions" was Chief Kemp's report Following the drill and Inspec tion, Mr. Kemp addressed the as sembled students and faculty on the suttject of fire prevention. ' o P.-T.A. Meet Is Postponed TIME TO PLANT Trees and Shrubs Fall planting time n now here. Let us furnish you with all types of Shade and Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Trees. BEST PRICES Guaranteed Stock American Fork Nursery Telephone 187W Am. Fork tmrhnrtm re j?t 0 Not pnly Is KING Special Stoker GOAL the cleanest stoker furl you canJw but it's also scientifically prepared for stokers. Each load has exactly the proper proportions of coarse and fine coal blended together for perfect firing! A SpecidSh,' Utah KING COAL for Every Purpostt for Stokers.. Kino STOKa (J For rwaacej . Kino LUMP (J For Heaters . . King STOVE f For Ranges ..King For Fireplaces King Auxiliaries To Present Program nut rJ LUMfV TRI-STATE LUMBER j nnnm mm M PHONE 28 Raa QOOALb VMS States iWftS Because of the illness of Maud May Babcock, who was to have read a three act play at a meeting of the local Parent-Teachers as aodatlon Wednesday evening, the program was postponed until fur ther notice, Mrs. Lena Pearson, nresident of the association, an nounced. The brothers and sisters of Mrs. Ben Adams came to her home Thursday evening of last week and surprised her, the occasion being her birthday. They brought a delicious de-licious luncheon In a pink: and white color scheme. Games and visiting were enjoyed by the following fol-lowing relatives in attendance; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Adamson, Lehi; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Walker and Mrs. Rowena Doane, American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Adamson, Adam-son, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Adamson, Adam-son, Mrs. Byron Adamson and daughter, Miriam, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adamson, Mrs. Nellie Adamson Adam-son and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Klrkwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rus-sell Jacobs, all of Provo; and Mrs. Lloyd L. Peterson and daughter of Ogden. I IS J gS X .-JW. . fir a-JIi i g a '7 Welcome Everywhere became iff 1 "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" I this whiskey is I YEARS OLD 3 Proof III I bi1!' assw. m M 1 SomrBnooK KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY National Distillers Products Corporation, New York OS! Utah Hide & Tallow Co. We Call and, Pay Highest Prices for: DEAD AND USELESS HORSES, COWS, SHEEP HOGS, PELTS, HIDES, FURS AND WOOL ALSO DRY JUNK BONES Phone Spanish Fork 88 EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE PRIC ITS NEW IN SIZE! 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Thoughts on the sacrament will be given by Cyril Johnson. afusieal numbers win Include a rocal duet by Mrs. Bemlece Chrls-tensen Chrls-tensen and Mrs. Wanda Blackhurst, an organ solo by Mrs. Louise Held-enreich, Held-enreich, and a vocal solo by Norman Nor-man Stott Mrs. Phyllis Keetch will give a reading. o Hospital Notes Jack Loveridge of Provo underwent under-went an appendix operation, at the hospital on Monday of last week. His condition is reported as very good. Mrs. W. E. Hoggard is receiving medical care, at the hospital. Mrs. Pair Baxter and small baby left the hospital Tuesday. Orchestra To Give Second Concert Salt Lake City The State Sym phony Orchestra, directed by Hans Henlot, will give Its second concert of the 1940-41 season Saturday, November 2, 8:30 p. m. at Kingsbury Kings-bury Hall, University of Utah campus. Henri Tcmlanka, European con cert violinist, win play the mendela-sohn mendela-sohn Concert for violin and or chestra. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Sym-phony, Tachaikowskl's "Romeo and Juliet" overture, and Johann Strauss' overture to the operetta, The Bat", win be played by the orchestra. Arthur P. Freber Is concertinas ter. Bertram N. Halgh, renowned French horn virtuoso of Denver, will again appear with the orchestra. o CLASSIFIED FOR RENT Two room unf unish- ed apartment, private bath. 310 E Second South. 10-25-Up. Legal Notices PROBATE Si ODARDLUgf NOTICES J Consult County Clerk tod jj tWe Signers for Further Q two. NOTICE TO CKKDrmt Estate of Matilda CuSs ceased. Creditors win present data vouchers to the underslgntl nfflp In th PmnlM 0(t American Fork, Utah, cs ir the 7th day of December, M Clifford Tm! - Administrate Elsmare and Wootton, . , Attorneys for Admlnlstntir American Fork, Utah. First publication October ( Last publication October ft t FOR SALE Good Hunting Dog. J. H. Wright, American Fork. 10-25-lt. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Charniak of Pleasant Grove are the parents of a baby boy, born at the hospital October 16. Good Rawlelgh routes now avail- able. Be your own boss. Stop worrying about lay-offs. For particulars par-ticulars write R. W. Wiser, box 304, American Fork. 10-4-4L Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Frampton of Pleasant Grove announce the birth of a son, at the hosDital Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fryer of American Fork are the parents of a fine baby boy, horn Friday at the hospital. Frank Dowdle is still a patient at the hospital. 0 ; Crop Loa from Pests Losses to crops and food products in this country annually from Insects and plant diseases have been esti mated at S3.500.n00.000. FREE! If excess add causes you I pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, Indiges-tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample, Udga, at Taylor Drug Store. 10-18-10 Sacrifice For $475 2J7 Acres exceUent land. 1 Shares North Union, 1 Share Blue Cliff (in North Union Canal). Splendid homeslte, 200 yards off State Highway, between Pleasant Grove and Orem. Mrs. Annie R. Wright, Iindon. 10-l-2tD NOTICE TO CROTKl IN THE MATTER CP ' ESTATE OF MARY tt Kill Deceased. Creditors will present dtt vouchers to the undentped i Continental Bank BuU&t Lake City, Utah on or kt 9th day of December, L ftl Eugene M. Hallidsy, lift annexed. Administrator. Lee N. Taylor, Attorney for Administrator 1301 Continental Bank Kig, Salt Lake. City. Utah. First publication October i K Last publication October A. i Constitutional' Amendment STATEMENT OF THE OWNER 8HIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU LATION, ETC, REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRE88 OF AUGUST U, 1912 AND MARCH J, 1933. Of American Fork Citizen, pub- nsnea weekly at American Fork. utan, ior Octdber 1, 1940. State of Utah, County of Utah, : Before me, a Notary in and for the atato and county aforesaid, per sonally appeared A. P. Gaisford, who, having' been duly sworn ac cording to law, depose and says that he Is the manager of the American Amer-ican Fork Citizen and that the fol lowing Is, to the beet ot bis knowledge know-ledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management, etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown In the above caption. required by the act of August 14. 1912 and March 3, 1933, embodied In section 411 postal Laws and Regulations. Regula-tions. r " ' - - - 1. Thaf Jhe names and .addresses. of the publisher, -editor, managing editor, and business managers are: PublisherAlpine Publishing Co., American Fork. Utan. Manager-r-A. F. . Gaisford. Ameri can Fork, "Utah! ' 2. That the owners are: Alpine Publishing Company A. F. Gaisford, Gais-ford, American Fork, Utah, E. R. Gaisford, American Fork 'and VW. Oaisfbrd; American Ctftati; and' a: f; Gaisford estate. I. That the known bondholders, , mortgagees, and other security hold- 1 ers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: None. A. F. GAISFORD, Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of October, 1940. LEO O. MEREDITH, (Seal) Notary PuMlo. Residence, American Fork, Utah. Large Estate Heatrola For Sale. Tel. Citizen Office. American Fnrk 10-18-ltp. FOR SALE Weaner Pigs and pureblood Chester White brood sow. W. J. Strong, Alpine. 7-18-2t. $20 TO $300 ON YOUR CAR 1933 to 1940 model ears and light trucks contracts refinanced cash advanced. Free Parking CuHen Garage 37 V4 W. tod So. CONSUMERS CREDIT CO. OWNED BY PACIFIC FINANCE 000 Continental Bank Bid. Salt Lake City. 8-0tf. TIME to ORDER (SUM A Full Bin For Less . . . - - Here' the answer 1 to your winter's h e a 1 1 n g problems. PEERLESS COAL prices are now. lower than at any other time of year. Call ns today. W. E. HOGGARD Authorized PEERLESS Dler Telephone 48 Liability or StockhoUenrfr A OVN7 RFSOLUT10N , INC TO AMEND SEOltj ' ARTICLE XII OF THE Bfr TU.TMN Of THE S!M UTAH, RELATING TO ITY OF STOCKHOWW BANKS. D it tnacttd h th kfj Stat tt Utah. -rtir sionkri tltctti tt mc If. j cirrinl Aertin: I SECTION 1. That It kK to amead section IS. 1 of the constitution of w, Utah to read: f Sec 18. Tb. provide by law that tJ ' holders tn every eoTP" 1 Joint stock assoclatlos sf for basking purposes. sfP .a ... n. ar BOH classes of stock l,5'!fi .a aJ1irifSB! oorporauoB w aiannnt of eanital tUK ftV sad raHy paid by tksa individually reipoDiftlis' tlonal amount eoal M JZ lag tfas amount f tW such eorporatlon, or tkelr stock of any tZt la such corporation, wT and liabilities of svsrf P Section t Tb "Sjft' stats Is arretted tt proposed .amendpient w iois.M. the jutatft .'election In tne mannaf W;- . Section 3. 0g elsctors of the suit. neat' shall take effect B , , . of January. 1941- ,1 L E. E. Monson. JJjO SUts of the State hereby certify t'Jsf the ConstltuUonaU", posed by the regsMjrjs' leglslsture of M " j sppears of record Is w i la witness srsotI l nnto set my snd r, t Great Seal of the Ji thiatSUi dsyofAor ifn ti Z n loit J? '01 jn Ok rpj s to C01 AN 6 Tli C01 ST or it Jo? X |