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Show THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN TODAYS FRIPAY, MAY 9, 1941 .1 5) 4 ti i;3- BETTER FEEDS OUR FRESHLY GROUND FEEDS GIVES ALL . FEEDERS MORE PER DOLLAR AH Kinds Chicken, Turkey and Livestock Feeds Local Itcps Mrs. Vcm Walker left Monday for Idaho Falls. Idaho, where she will visit her mother, Mrs. David King-horn. King-horn. Mrs. Walker will remain there about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee and family fam-ily of Eureka were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lee. Later In the day, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Merrlhew and daughter Barbara Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barlow, of Salt Lake City; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barker and daughter LuAnn of Orem, were visitors at the Lee home. Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer Jr. of Wendell, Idaho, formerly of American Fork, announce the mar rlage of their son, Quentln, to Miss Nila Carmlchael of Ooodlng, Idaho. The ceremony took place April 24, with Bishop Francis M. Hulett of the L. D. S. church officiating. Mrs. W. J. Chadwick was honored at a birthday party, given by her daughters, Sunday afternoon at her home. Dinner was served at a table centered with a beautiful birthday cake, which was cut afterward. Members of the family present at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. George Woods of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeves. Dr. and Mrs. James Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chadwick, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chadwick. Mrs. Chadwick received many beautiful birthday gifts. . ameo Theatre WEEKLY PROGRAM - The Amasement Center for the Towns of Northern Utah Co. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAT 9 AND 10 By special request we are bringing back the picture "SAN FRANCISCO" With Clark Gable, Jeannette McDonald and 8pencer Tracy ALSO GOOD SHORTS SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 11 AND It 1 c Af tr CHARLEY GRAPEWIN . MARJORIE RAM BEAU h) 7 GENE T1ERNEY WILLIAM TRACY Dano A Andrews SCm Swrtiwrville Word Bond NMttUy ALSO SELECTED SHORTS TUESDAY AND-WEDNESDAY. MAY IS AND 14 . "CHEERS FOR MRS. BISHOP" Starring Martha Scott and William Gaxan '"'HerlcWsWry''WJfl;bff a stirring and you! The picture youU never forget 1 ADDED GOOD shokib. THURSDAY ONLY, MAY 15. BARGAIN NIGHT Irene Dunne and Cary Grant In "THE AWFUL TRUTH" Irene's a dream! Cary's a scream! In the merriest romance ever seen! It's gayer, speedier and more laughable and. lovable than any romance In many years. ADDED GOOD SHORTS ADMISSION lOo AND 15 1 Mrs. Alice. Mc Daniel of Mackay, Idaho, Is spending a month in American Fork visiting her sisters, Mrs. O. H. Gordon. Mrs. Orln Ash-ton, Ash-ton, Mrs. William Klrkpa trick and Mrs. Roy Olsen. She came with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Earl McDanlel of Pocatello, Idaho. An Interesting review of the book "The Vanishing Virginian." given by Mrs. Lyean Johnson of Pleasant Grove, featured the meeting of the Junior Ladies Literary club Thursday Thurs-day evening, April 1. The group met at the home of Miss Mildred Greenwood, Green-wood, with Miss Essie Jane Sow-ards Sow-ards assisting co-hostess. The gath ering was in the form of a mothers' and daughters' party, with the fol lowing in attendance: Mrs. H. C. Jensen, president of the Ladies literary lit-erary club; Mrs. Margaret Boley Adams, Mrs. Warren Boley, Mrs. LaVonne Wing, Miss Helen Has-lam, Has-lam, Mrs. Mark Coddington, Miss Lillian Wilde, Mrs. Elizabeth Coddington, Cod-dington, Mrs. Verda Fag an, Mrs. John H. Miller, Mrs. Maxlne Greenwood, Green-wood, Mrs. John F. Moyle, Miss Helen Green, Mrs. Jesse Green, Miss Mary Walton, Mrs. J. P. Walton, Wal-ton, Miss Edith Walker, Mrs. Vera Walker, Miss Mildred Greenwood, Mrs. T. A. Greenwood, Miss Essie Jane Sowards, Miss Beth Hutchlngs, and Mrs. Lawrence Hutchlngs. Matar VebJoU Accidents falls and motor vehicle accidents killed 63, per cent of the 04,000 per-tons per-tons who died In accidents last year. ,j CHARLEY GRAPEWIN MARJORIE RAM BEAU GENE TIERNEY WILLIAM TRACY m Dono Andrew Slim Swrtnerville Word Bond GranlMiltbell'ZerTif tilbury 'Sae Play by JohmoA'JXriKted by JOHN FQRP . Produced by DARRYl F. ZANUCK A 20th Century-Fox Picture ADMISSION 10c AND tOe tnagnitlcant emotional experience lor It's May Everyone feels the joy of spring within him, May also brings Spring Foods that please Utah asparagus, aspar-agus, green onions, rad-. ishes, strawberries, etc. Visit your O. P. S. Store and buy these unbeatable values. Butter, First Quality, lb 38c Coffee, Hill Bros., 1 lb. tin 27e Crackers, 2 lb. box .. 15c Pineapple, 2 Ig. cans 31c I v l.ux r taxes, ig pkg. .... zic Rinso, large pkg. 19c Rinso, giant size 53c Lux or Lifebuoy, 3 bars 17c Spry, 3 lb. tin 51c Jello, any flavor 5c Corn, cream style, 3 cans 25c Peas, ungraded, 3 cans 25c Peanut Butter, 1 lb. jar 13c Miracle Whip, quarts 31c Tuna Flakes 10c Matches, 6 boxes 15c Cleanser, 2 cans 9c Soap, 10 giant bars .... 35c FRESH VEGETABLES Strawberries, fresh, ripe, cup .. 10c Tomatoes, red, ripe, 2 lbs. 25c Oranges, 176 size, doz. 19c MEAT DEPARTMENT Picnic Hams, lb. 20c Pork Roasts, meaty, 20c Cheese, choice med., lb 20c American Loaf, 2 lbs. 51c qP.SKAGGS STORES In honor of Miss Louise Hayward, three girl friends. Miss Lucille Walker, Walk-er, Miss Vilate Boley and Miss Vivian Seastrand, entertained at a personal shower Monday evening. The affair was held at the Walker home and was attended by thirteen girl friends of the bride-elect Miss Hayward was married yesterday (Thursday) to Mr. Thayne Bateman of Alpine. Easy Parking For All Your Food Needs 2 Broken Sliced Pine apple 31c Quart Salad Dressing, Mar ket Value 19c 4 lb. pkg. Raisins 25c 2 lbs. Home Made Lard 27c Shaver's Grapefruit 9c 3 cans String Beans , 25c 3 cans Corn 25c 3ciuis"P,eas.-.V ', .Z"..2fc. Jello 5c Til' (in ii fii urn ium WE3baral7c lOCW.Soap 33c Peets Granulated Soap Powder 23c BOLErS INC Services For Former Resident Held In S.L.C. Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Margaretta King Cotten. 75, widow of Kaleb Cotten and a daughter of pioneer" American Fork .residents, were held at Salt Lake City yesterday yester-day (Thursday). Mrs. Cotten died Monday at her home in Salt Lake City. She was born at American Fork, May 24. 1865, a daughter of Robert Edsen and Margaretta Lemon King, pioneers of this community. She had resided in Salt Lake City since her marriage. Surviving are three sons, Robert Norman Cotten and Roy Cotten of Salt Lake City and J C. .Cotten of Toledo, Ohio; three daughters, Mrs. Eva Bell Dorman of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ruby Kroman of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Myrtle Walker of San Diego, California; three brothers, Otto King of American Fork, Ouy King of Salt Lake City, and Robert King of Oakland, California; five sisters, Mrs. Fannie Payne of Provo, and Mrs. Lillian Brown and Mrs. Laura Dunkley of American Fork, Mrs. J. F. Kirk of Salt Lake City and Mrs. John Goodwin of Lehi. o Last Rites For James W. Lowe Held On Coast Funeral services for James W. Lowe were held Tuesday. April 23, at Ocean Park, California Mr. Lowe, who married the former Fannie Wagstaff of this city and who was known by many American Fork people, died April 25. Brothers and sisters of Mrs. Lowe from American Fork went to Cali fornia to attend the tscrvlces They were Leon Wagstaff, Robert Wag-staff, Wag-staff, Mrs. Susie Logsdcn. Mrs. Ada Barratt and Mrs. May Mercer. Mrs. Logsdon remained in California for a longer visit. o We Print Butter Wrappers. One of the leading events of the spring season was the closing social of the Parent-Teacher association, held Thursday evening of last week under the sponsorship of the Room Mothers of the American Fork unit. The Harrington school amusement hall, where the social was held, was attractively decorated with hand-painted hand-painted motifs on the walls, done by the art students of Miss Annabel Miller. Tulips and apple blossoms also decorated the hall. A splendid representation of school patrons attended at-tended the affair. Mrs. Leo Kelson, president of the Parent-Teacher association as-sociation unit, presided. In her Introductory In-troductory remarks she thanked the unit officers and committees for their part in making the activities of the past year so successful. She reported that the scope of the unit's activities has been greatly increased. particularly with regards to the school lunch project. The P.-T. A. membership has been Increased, and there has been a greater attendance at the meetings, she reported. Mrs. V. F. Houston, Room Mothers chair man, was then introduced and took charge of the program which followed. follow-ed. Two numbers were given by a group of Singing Mothers, under the direction of Mrs. Ora H. Chipman and accompanied by Mrs. Mary Humphries. The opening prayer was offered by Kenneth Singleton. A reading was given by Mrs. Mary E. Abel, followed by an instrumental duet by Betty Houston and Barbara Taylor, accompanied by Mildred Richards. The next number was a humorous reading by Bruce Nilsson, followed by a vocal solo by Joleen Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Humphries. Hum-phries. Representing the Room Mothers, Mrs. Thelma Pulley spoke briefly. She expressed the pleasure of the Room Mothers In their work in the Parent-Teacher association, and In helping with the schoolroom activities of the children. Miss Alice Parker, representing the teachers, said that the assistance given by the Room Mothers has been of great value, and expressed the teachers' appreciation for their efforts. The program drew to a close with a piano pia-no solo by Miss Bertha Clarke, and community singing led by Clarence A. Grant and accompanied by Mrs. Humphries. A period of social chat followed and refreshments were served by the committee In charge. The serving table war. lace covered and carried oentorpiece . of. tulips, with silver tapers at either end. Invitations for the social were made by school children under the lirec-Uon- o.Mias.X3uistenaen.. Mrs. V. 7. Houston, chairman of the Room Mothers group, was general gen-eral chairman of the social, with the following committees: Program and entertainment Mrs. Detta Buckwalter, Mrs. Detta Taylor, Mrs. Thelma Pulley and Mrs. June Carter. ' IteceptlonMrs. Edna- Boley, Mrs. Nan Peck, Mrs. Florence Moss and Mrs. Ben Buckwalter. Refreshments Mrs. Alta Chip-man, Chip-man, Mrs. Myrtle Mercer, Mrs. Lucille Lu-cille niRon, Mrs. Eileen Lorerldge. Invitations and publicity Mrs. Marie Da vies, Mrs. Ruben Adams, Mrs. Alta Tamey and Mrs. Edytha Singleton. 5 Mother's Day Sunday, May 1 1th Come in and see our Moderately Priced GIFTS FOR MOTHERS OF ALL AGES 5 t S ABRAHAM LINCOLN said "All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe my Angel Mother." A sentimental thought that every child appreciate today as much as in Lincoln's day. Today we show our appreciation j giving Gifts. Maybe these suggestions will help you, choose your Gift ti Mother. 5 ! Give Her HOSE of Ringless Beauty Priced 49c to $1.25 House Frocks In All Sizes Flattering Styles Priced s k i t I 98c $1.95 $2.95 Plain or Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs Priced 5c to 50c Boxed 25c to $1.00 Attractive New Cotton or Rayon GOWNS Plain or Lace Trimmed Priced 98c up Rayon STEP-INS Plain and Lace Trimmed Large Variety 25c and 49c I I 2 4 X I H1L! L fflinmao ivj ere. uo Utah County's Largest Department Store Future Farmers Win Show Honors Future Farmers of America from the local high school chapter won honors with swine and sheep they exhibited at the Junior Livestock Show at Spanish Fork, thla week, according to A- B. Allen, Smith-Hughes Smith-Hughes instructor and chapter advisor. ad-visor. Merrill Burch won six first places on swine exnibited at the show, and five second places on swine exhibited ex-hibited at the show. LaMar Graff won one A award, two B awards, and two C awards, with his sheep. Jay Graff won one C award with his sheep. o . Subscribe Now, $3.00 per year. o- Alpine News NOTICE Pursuant to Chapter 4, Section 26 of the Alpine City Ordinances, Alpine Al-pine Cemetery lot owners please take notice that all cemetery lots found In bad condition after May 30th, 1M1, will be cleaned under direction of the Cemetery Committee, and the expenses charged to the owners of said lots. Signed Warren V. Clark, Mayor. Harold Bair returned home Sunday Sun-day from Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Balr and son Clyde will return to Colorado following the close of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Peterson and son of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs. :,Wajjm..Cl8rk and. Beverly Clark were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong. A most delightful party was held Wednesday evening at the borne of Mr:' and1 Mrs. -" Clarence' - Peterson. Guests were members of the Mothers club Mod. .their partners. . , A large group of Bee Hive Girls and their leaders of the stake were entertained Wednesday evening In the banquet rooms of the church. The Alpine girls were host to other members from American Fork and Highland. A delicious lunch was served late In the evening. Lovely Variety Crepe and Satin SLIPS Sizes 30 to 50 Priced 98c and $1.95 Summer GLOVES In Navy, White, Tan, Green, Etc. Priced 59c and 98c Fancy Front APRONS 25c 35c 49c Large Selection Ladies' Summer HAND BAGS Colors: White, Black, Navy, Tan, Green, Etc. Priced 98c to $2.95 JEWELRY Large variety: Pins, Beads; Compacts, Ear Rings, Etc.; Priced 10c 25c 98c i And Up M T Arrange Programs A special Mother's Day program will be presented In the Third ward Sunday morning, under the direction direc-tion of William C. Ashby of the Sunday School superin tendency. Mothers will be honored at the meeting, and flowers will be presented pre-sented to them. An address of welcome to the mothers will be given by Bishop Frank O. Shelley, and a response will be given by Mrs. John .Walker. Flowers will be pre Hospital Notes Mrs. John Grant of Orem was taken to the hospital Saturday, following fol-lowing an accident Saturday. Mrs. Grant suffered a fractured nose and cuts and bruises when struck by a car. Woodrow Wilde left the hospital Monday, after Improving nicely from an Illness of pneumonia. Mrs. Lucille Davis pital after receiving for several days. left the hos-medical hos-medical care Baby Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dean, Is doing nicely at the hospital. The baby now tips the scales at nearly three pounds. HOT ZIGGITY! SATURDAY ONLY AGAIN! THOSE LARGE, DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE ECLMSSj farsssa ALLIGATOR JAWS, 6 for .... DO-NUTS, DOZEN MOTHER'S DAY CAKES, Trimmed with a ""BeaWlfutRose 1 GRIFFIN BAKEBtl Printed Cotton House CoaP Six yard flare skirJ Zipper fronts $2.25 Printed Rayon Table Clott' Size 52 Inches SoW Special 59c Attractive New BLOUSE Short or Long Sli Priced 98c to $21 Women's SLACKS Attractive, Varietj Sizes 12 to 44 $1.50 to $21 Gilt TOWELS In Attractive Pacfcf Priced 25c 50c $11 sented by John Hunts I gram also will include ta half minute talks by 1 by and Barbara Bronj Miss Bonna Ashby asdl ford Bingham, a Douglas Nash, a strms I tlon by Vilate Boley, 1 derson and Jean Shipkn the Singing Mothers, I solo by Grace Parker. Mothers are requestell Sunday School sup take, for display only, I presented last year. BIRTHS AT THI HB To Mr. and Mrs. a son, April 30. TO Mr. and Mrs. son of Alpine, a daugfci, To Mr. and Mrs. Bu of Pleasant Grove, Wj To Mr. and Mrs. K Pleasant Grove, a ds, To Mr. and Mrs, -w. ardsofi of Pleasant Wf ter. May 3. To Mr. and Mrs. of Pleasant Grove, , To Mr. and Mrs. Ej daughter, Apirt 30. To Mr. and Mrs. urn tUfav 1 To Mr. and Mrs. 0 son, April 39. |
