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Show i J1 . 4 V four " THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, March' 5 1953 - i 1 ' F 'SVV! ;;v&"& cvv-,:A , ; , '('-: ' r tsMuJiSK'. ' - -Sfcfc, -.4x1 , tfe&& -0., vfei , CITIZEN Mrs, Robert Noyes, January Bride, Is Guest of Honor at Shower -Mrs. Robert Noyes. the former Rita Hatcher, who was married "Jan. 28, In Chicago', was the guest of honor at a bridal shower Friday Fri-day etenlng which claimed her mother, Mrs. Vane Hatcher, and the groom's mother. Mrs. Ken-neth Ken-neth E. Noyes, as hostesses. Iris and Jonquils were combined combin-ed with other spring flowers in decorating the Third Ward recreation rec-reation rooms, the scene of the event. During the assembling of guests background . music . . was played by Mrs. Melvln E. Dunk-Jey, Dunk-Jey, Miss Betty Dunkley and Kathleen Buckwalter. Presenting program numbers were Mrs, Ralph Hunter. Ruth 'Moss. 8harlene Ashton, Beverley Bate man, Joleen Orantr Janice Johnson and Janice 8palnhower. Accompanlests were' Marcla Noyea; Jeanettet(.Mecham .and Donna Richards, ; Mra June F. Carter, Mrs. Edna- Cook. Mrs. Dell Asay. Mrs. Leo B. Nelson, and Jean Shelton cared car-ed for the gift display, and Marcla Noyes had charge of the rueat book. Presiding over" the refreshments were Mrs. Oordon Armstrong, Mrs. LeOrande Beck, and Mrs. Robert Schoerfer, who were assisted in serving by Shir UHULEY CLEAN - -GOOD QUALITY ALL v Eehi ILLS . rT m Wins Utah State ley Huggard, Vivien Hunter. Na-dlne Na-dlne Royle and Joann Scholes. Mr. Noyes. who is now on manouvers at Camp Drum, near Watertowh, N.Y., is expected home about April 1. for a IS day furlough . before 'leaving for North Carolina on a new assignment. assign-ment. New Mrs. Noyes plans to accompany her husband south. Repair Spray Equipment Soon Now is the time for orchardlst and spray machine operators' to commence thinking about their equipment and , spray materials. In Utah County, farmers wlU be spraying during the next month. Assistant County Agent Joel C. Barlow points out.. ,.t.Wlth the sprajt season Q-ciose at hand, now is the time to check over the spray equipment to make sure that It Is in working work-ing order. Much time can be saved later in the season when time is so important if the operator op-erator will take time now to make a thorough check of -the spray pump, engine (If not a power 1 take-off), tank, and hoses. - WIIEflT OHUEII HOW :.fibller The Home of m flmllm M PEACOCK ond TURKEY BRAND - East Moin Lchl Phone 46 Award With Steel Farewell Sunday Night For " Alta Barratt .. Miss A1U Barratt Miss Alta Barratt. who leaves March 11 for Cambridge. Mass., to fill a mission In the New Eng land states for the LDS Church, will be honored. .Sunday , night with a testimonial in the Sixth Ward. The services will be held - OATS PROVEN TYPES Mill FLOUR iils JTH; v.',.-' , 1 1 , M U i.. d n Day Celebration Pictures National In the Seminary Building at 7:30.; Speakers will be President Phil D, Jensen, John Phillips, the mis-slonary, mis-slonary, and Bishop Melvln NxW.j Orant. Music will Include a number by a girls' chorus and two hymns by the congregation. The Spirit of Ood like a Fire Is' Burning" and "111 Oo Where You! Want Me To Oo, Dear Lord". Prayers will be spoken by V. Keith Adamson and E. A. Wilson, counselors to the bishop. Miss Barratt entered the Mls-f. slon Home in- 8alt" Lake - City; Monday for training prior to leaving. Che is. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barratt. MIA Activities Gleaner M Men Week a Gleaner and.M Mon WetkvUVi begin, Sunday with both senior and Junior groups participating in ward church activities all day, Owen Richards, Alpine Stake Gleaner Leader, reported today. Tuesday , night .. all Gleaners and MMen who have been to the temple win Join in an excursion. excur-sion. It It is - not possible for some to attend in the evening they may go any session during the day. Thursday afternoon at 5:30 the all-star basketball game will be .played.Jn J,ht. high, school gymnasium and at 8 p. m. the annual Gleaner and M Men ban quet will take place in the taber nacle. At the banquet the basketball trophies will be' awarded." There are a first and aecond place-tro phy, two appreciation trophies ror coacnes, 10 au-star uuuvi- dual warcU,---oneoutetanding player trophy, and the division sportsmanship trophy which will be presented by Paul Hendrich-sen Hendrich-sen division supervisor. Musical numbers will complete the program pro-gram which will be emceed by James K. 8eastrand. Tho week will be climaxed with a Fireside Chat Sunday ev ening March 15, in the taberna cle, when Roy Doxey, member of the General Board of the YMMIA, will be the speaker. 8take board . members are planning to present a trophy to the .ward with .greatest participation' partici-pation' during, the week. The winner will hold the trophy for a jrear when it will be offered again for a similar contest. Wor king with Mrs. ' Richards are Helen L. Beck..Cleone Noble and William R, Elllaon. Water MuUckc ' Stetttibottmen on tht Congo la Africa Judgt tht rtvtr's deptli by tht sound of tht "mustache of water toned up by tht vtsstl's bow. ouads to dp water and to shal-lows shal-lows ow sandbars. , : 4 - H Week UUhns will doff their hats to 12.000 Utah 4-H Club members and leaders during national 4-H Club week slated for March 7 to 15. "Working together for world understanding" will be the theme during this year's eight days of festivities and celebration. 8 pec lal tours, civic and church programs, pro-grams, and store window decorations decora-tions will "add to the colorful tirade of demonstrations and meetings. 8. R. Boswell, Utah Agent cited the youth of this county for their year's activities In the4-H pro gram ana pointed io a iuiier pro gram during 1953. Four-H work in Utah is sponsored by the Utah Extension Service and la carried out in the counties by the county and home demonstration agents David . Sharp and -Fern Shipley, youth supervisors of -the - Utah Extension Service, . direct, the 4-H Club, program. In Utah..., . Gray Ahead Simple woolen drtitei will donii tniu the daytime scene. 'Gray Is well ahead In the faihlon world for theft clothes, with black also fa-orvd. fa-orvd. Shades of brown which lend themselves to black accents art also offering eompetltkMvi j Q -44 J. vlrcKtaittara .x-' A testy frtsf .--.'.. TKay'rt jotd for yon Afloodtttat. ' ' i , Ladles, you dont have to be a tight wire' walker to serve-a balanced meal.. Seriously, any meal balanced or not requires re-quires the energy-building properties of dairy foods. Try Spaf ford's for fresh, wholesome milk and cream.. J National Dances" To Feature . High School Revue Using the theme "World Unity" girls of the American Fork High School are presenting a dance revue March 27, which will feature fea-ture national dances from many countries, according to Betty H. McTague, dance instructor. Byjhe date of presentation three months will have been occupied oc-cupied in preparation. Various types of dancing, such as tap, ballet, - modern, and - interpretative interpreta-tive will be used. The event will take place in the high school gymnasium. - Under the direction of Wanda W. Jorgensen. sewing Instructor, the girls are making their own costumes. Arlo Shelley will have charge of the staging and Evan Nelson the art work for the production, to which the public Is Invited. CHECK THESE SILYIRLINE TRAVEL FEATURES I SorttrityWd m4ImI .. . A ialoiiaf w araMKcIf - ' - .- 0llar-Miaf Itm far... A NolioMrM kiM tfk... km pa sisr bus Mtvci rows mowt can stnr, iti CONTINOtTAL TRAILWAYS IUS CCNTCR NIELSEN APPLIANCE CO. - 18 East Main St. Phone 27 (to iTlimTTiiu) WmJav k in. No more, pumping, lifting or lugging water . . . when you'put an dearie pump to work on your farm, Hcctricity costs so little, too! ","."V Wt ftOM YOUR DEAttt V : ) ' ' ' " "''1 :.r.:i 'J' ' Immunization You hundreds of persons who took advantage of the typhoid Immunization last spring are you aware of the fact that a booster dose Is necessary every year? If a year goes by without the booster, the three shots become be-come outmoded and you have to take them all over again, according accord-ing to-city Health Council. You may get your booster shot at the high school March 9, 16,-or 30, at 9:30 a.m., at the Harrington Harring-ton School the same days at 2 p.m-r and at :the Forbes School" March 6,-12; 19 and April 2. at 1 p.m. Regular Immunization clinic cli-nic in the Red Cioss room will also take care of you March 20, at 7 p.m. , Ftrat Biblt Tht first. Bible printed In tht United States was John Eliot's Indian In-dian Bible, Issued in Boston In IBM. , in',... ' U, , i. ' ..if, ,' J U s . i H ,1 |