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Show Eifht 4 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, September 10, 1953 Clubs and Socials I Last Thursday the Elderettes Club held 1U first meeting of the season. Trfc meeting, In the form of a canyon party at the Cave, Camp, was presided over by Mrs. Darld J..Wells, president of the organization. A short bus-lness bus-lness meeting was followed by supper. Fourteen members were present. Miss Ha Rlchln was welcomed wel-comed as a new member at the occasion. On return home from a week end spent In Bountiful Mrs. William Wil-liam R. Wagstaff stopped at the Holy Cross Hospital Ul see her twin granddaughters. The new J twlils are children of Mr. and Mrs) LeRoy W. ' Cordner. the 21 Xlzeta Sorority held a hobo party at the canyon home I of Edward Smith last Thursday; night. Lela Smith was hostess; at the costume affair. Prize fori the best costume was won by! Reva 8mith. Melba Terry won' the game prize. Hobo hamburgers hamburg-ers and orange drink were served for lunch. . The Alpine 8take MIA Board and Leadership meeting will be held' next Tuesday. The board meeting, to' be held In the tithing tith-ing office, will commence at 7:30. The-4eadershlp meeting for all ward officers and teachers will be held In the Stake Tabernacle at 8:15. Last week the stake board members attended an MIA institute insti-tute at Provo. The material obtained ob-tained there will be given to the ward officers and teachers at the stake leadership meeting.. A 100' i attendance of officers and teachers Is hoped for by those in charge. j ' Beehive Camp DIP The Beehive Camp of The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their monthly meeting , at the home of Nan Ferguson on September 1? at 2 p.m. t PROVE IT VOURSEir, It poyt to shop at Girls' 'V Beautiful BLOUSES Cotton, Jersey and Rayon 1.59 to 2.90 AH War Vets Invited To City Wide Meeting A meeting of all American Fork War Veterans Is called for Wednesday, Wed-nesday, September 18, at 7:30 p.m. In the Legion Hall for the purpose of selecting two members mem-bers to represent the non affiliated affiliat-ed group. Already four members have been named from the two world war groups, who with this two new members will comprise the committee, which Is expected to authorize the expenditure of the Utah County, war memorial fund now totaling about $20,000 as the American Fork City share. Many of the other county groups have already drawn their various amounts, and It is felt that this fund should be put to beneficial use In this city. Veteran Genealogist Speaker at Meeting L. De Von Mecham, a veteran genealogical worker, was the speaker for a special genealogical meeting held 8unday evening in the recreation hall at the Alpine Ward. Mr. Mecham, who came from the Forrest Dale Ward in Salt Lake City, showed slides and spoke on the Importance of genealogical work and why records rec-ords should be kept. He demonstrated demon-strated with his own records how to make records Interesting and colorful. He also presented a chart depicting the line , of authority from Christ to the present general authorities. This he gave to the ward for use In the library. A mixed trio from Manila Ward sang "An Angel From on High." A large crowd packed the recreation hall to enjoy the program. T f Your greatest nylon saving is in Cay-mode Cay-mode perfect first quality! 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LOST FOUND 3 Im4 MU tumr 4o AMMra W IM MM Curttjr rbgat 1IS-R. Use The Am. Fork Citizen TO SCHOOL LUES Boys Tough Corduroy Trousers Long wearing & durable. Junior sizes 4 to 10 S3749 Boys sizes 10 to 16 S4.49 Boys 11 Oz. Waistband .Overall Heavy Whiteback Denim Sizes 6 to 16 S2.29 Beautiful High Shade GABARDINE SPORT SHIRTS Ideal -for School Sirrs 6 to 16 S2I49 Girls Fall Fashioned Ikhooi dresseT Sizes 3 to 6 and 7 to 14 1.98 to 5.60 Nylon Plaited ANKLETS Cuff tops, dark assorted, pastel assorted and white. Sizes 6V4 to 11 39c PEN NEY'S SCHpOL SHOES ore the best for young growing feet. Visit our Shoe department today. wAyg VjCKuj-1 Honri: nf ft)flsiafj IsGHSB. ffcsKwB S M Dtmc cv turn A-Jk FjS ft. Urn IfSSF'l "l1 . iirwiaui jt rw r '' I WANTED; Tof fa mm. ! Alice Strong and Wayne H. Ballard Married in Salt Lake Temple Rites . i .1 m w . - i X Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Ballard Alice Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn Strong. Amert - can Fork, was married Septem- oct t. w way lie n.- oauaru. itie marriage rites were solemnized In the Salt Lake Temple. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Ballard of Draper. A Letter To Motorists Schools will ae opening soon for thousands of boys and girls across the nation. Tomorrow Is the big day for my boy and girl. Both Torn,, who Is eight, and Jane, who is seven, are sleeping now. At-timer they-were ex4 cited about seeing their old friends again and they were full ot-questlons '"Who'll be my new teacher?" "Will Jack be ln my grade this year?" "Can I walk with Mary and her" sister, Instead of with Tom?" These, . and hundreds of similar questions begged to be answered. Going back to school Is a pretty Important event ln their lives. Our youngsters are as excited about the prospect as other kids ' their age. They're a couple of j ordinary youngsters, our Tom and Jane. As noisy and mis-1 chlevous as most. I'm sure, and I though they can try my patience to the breaking point at times, l wouldn't trade them for a million dollars. My wife and I have always W&icnea over iuiii aim nutc ma carefully as we know how. Come . n fun Monday, we'll be sending them off to school alone and they'll be on their own for a number of hours each day. i We hope that what we've taught them about crossing streets safely will be uppermost In their minds, but, because we cant be with them to make sure they obey all the traffic safety rules, we're depending on you. Mr. Motorist, -to- eort of 4ooti out for them. - ; Please drive slowly past the Intersections and - please remember" re-member" that Utile boys and glrla do dart out from behind parked cars ln spite of what their parents par-ents tell them. And when we tuck Tom and Jane safely Into bed each night we ll be especially thankful to you for driving" carefuUyand making possible another day of happiness for the four of us. Care Asked in Handling Fires Extinguish those campflrea, warns. Ranger Wallace Baling. "A "number of unattended camp fires have been found on recent nights. In the event oi high winds these fires make a very dangerous hazard, especially when everything Is so tinder dry," Mr; Sallng said, Wisdom Is ofttlmes nearer when we stoop than when" we soar. worosworm Opportunity la rare, and a wise man will never let it go by "The new Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' h. Ballard will make their home ln nraner A reception for friend and re latives was held at the home of the bride's parents following the wedding. WEDDING RECEPTION FOR ORVAL JEFFS A wedding reception for Orval Jeffs and his bride was given at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jeffs, Saturday night The bride, the former Miss Betty Lou Dorrance, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dorrance of Bingham. Eighty relatives and near friends were present at the reception. Mrs. Donna Bullock tended the gift room; Arlene Potter. June John son and LaRae Jeffs served refreshments. re-freshments. Numerous beautiful Rifts were received by the couple. They were wed August 17 at Elko, Nevada. 9. m Registration Scheduled SEPT. 24 -25 at the "U" The University of Utoh, your State University, was designed for YOU. Before making definite plant for school be sure and see the many benofitt and advantages offered at your home university, en of America's leading InsH tutfons of higher learning. of Utah : tdlUkaCatl. FOE SCHOOL Hospital Notes Patients receiving treatment at the American Fork Hospital during the past week were Mrs. Audrey Wilson, Lehl; Mrs. Col leen 8waln, Tooele; Mrs. Donna Oreen and Steven Anderson of Or em; Eugene Ftampton, Mrs. 811vla Nielsen, Deon Beveridge, Connie Jean Dickey, and Gary Robins of Pleasant Orove; Val Johnson, Colleen Billings, Richard Rich-ard Hampton, Michael and Ronald Ron-ald Hampton all of American Fork. . Kew arrivals at the American Fork Hospital this past . week were: Sept. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hansen, American Fork, a girl; Sept 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Preston Shoe 11, Orem; a boy; Sept. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-liam Nell, American Fork; a boy; Sept. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Phillips, Pleasant Orove, a boy; Sept. 8, toMr. and Mrs. Mori rell Dean, American Fork, a boy Mrs. Sou on Vacation Mrs. Relva Booth Ross, news editor for the American Fork Citizen, left Saturday for an extended ex-tended visit and business trip to her former home In Canada. 4J If any of jrou lack wisdom, let him ask of Gpd, that glveth to an men liberally, and upbraldeth not; and It shall be given him. . James 1:5 Wonderful Group 30 M en's Suits Values to $75.00 1 to Sizes 34 to 42 A REAL SOIT --FAtlOUS CHI hid) Provo, Helper to Play Off Tie American "Fork dropped both baseball game last week,one at Helper on Sunday and the other here to Provo on Frday night. This ended the baseball season as far as American Fork is con cemed. , However, the second half top position ln this league closed with a tie between Provo and. Helper, each having won ten games during the period. This tie playoff will be set up and if Helper wins the play-off then Provo and Helper will have a three game play-off series to determine de-termine the league champions for the 1953 season since provo won the first half. If Provo wins they will be champions of both halves. "Late Want. Ads FOR RENT 4-room mod. house. C. L. Johnson, 9th West 21st North. Tel. 523-W, Lehl. 9-10-tf FOR RENT Pasture land. Close in. Tel. 097-J2, Am. Fork 9-10-2t Card of Thanks Sincere thanks is expressed for the help and sympathy given at t he-recent burial of Mrs. Emma Coates Ashenhurst W. B. Ashenhurst. Mrs. Orace Coates and Family DOY F0H YOU BHAIIDS v - MAW him. Bayard Taylor JL |