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Show ABOUT FOLKS . ; YOU KNOW HASH o VIENKIA o - T APPLE &ucs Ay lXLI CHUMUSTVAEX MOIL, - I 1111 I W jMWMUMMWfc- J ITTIPHTI m CUT Co) PlklEAPPLE DRINK Skoz. i) DICED- BEET GRAPEFRUIT t EH33 in in" I FIREMAN'S AUXILIARY WIVES TROPHY Members of the American Fork Fireman's Auxiliary came home last weekend from the Utah State Fireman's Convention with the first place trophy for "Best Appearance.' Auxiliary members sported lovely white sheath deresses with an orange corsage and accessories. The convention was held in Heber City. Members shown here are front row, 1. to r., Zelda Anderson, Thora Chadwick, Genevieve Thompson, Pat Hardy, Romana Anderson. An-derson. Back row, Elva Varney, Alta Varney, Inez Karren, Lorna Birk, Sylvia Varney, Belva Varney, Donna Tregaskis, Helen Bate, Ruth Griffin. Fire Auxiliary Takes Honors Members of the American Fork Firemen's Auxiliary brought home a lovely gold trophy last weekend from the Utah State Firemen's Convention at Heber City. The group received first place honors for "best appearance." They were attired in smart white sheath dresses complimented with orange accessories, including includ-ing a large orange corsage, earrings, ear-rings, shoes and gloves. Auxiliary officers are Mrs. Reed (Genevieve) Thompson, president, Mrs. Chris- (Thora) Chadwick, vice president; and Mrs. James (Pat) Hardy, secretary-treasurer. There are about 20 members in the auxiliary. CARD OF THANKS For the expressions of sympathy sym-pathy and kindness, for the many beautiful floral offerings, for the understanding and consideration extended during our recent bereavement, be-reavement, we would like to express ex-press our appreciation and heartfelt heart-felt gratitude. Family of W. B. Richan New ideas can be good or bad, just the same as old ones. To educate a man in mind but not in morals is to educate a menace to society. Eflie Help Choose The ROUNDUP ROYALTY by your Applause Open to all girls 16 years of age or over Former Queens or present rodeo queens or attendants RODEO ARENA Kids Buckaroo Contests Remember the Rose D. Varney Succumbs at 94 Rose Dorton Varney, 94, died Sunday, June 16 at the home of a daughter in Pleasant Grove of natural na-tural causes. She was born December 29, 1873 in Lehi, Utah a daughter of Joseph and Martha Clayton Dor-ton. Dor-ton. She was married to James Varney, August 13, 1891 In Provo. The marriage was later solemnized solemn-ized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Tem-ple. He died March 17, 1938. She was a member of the American Fork Fifth LDS Ward and was a Relief Society Teacher for 56 years. Survivors include sons and daughters, Lloyd Varney, Ana heim, Calif.; Joseph B. Varney, Idaho Falls, Idaho; LaDrue Varney, Var-ney, American Fork; Ralph Var ney and Mrs. Robert (Thelma) Marrott, both of Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Lela Evans, Lehi; 20 grandchildren; grand-children; 81 greatgrandchildren; 11 great great grandchildren; brother, David, Rupert, Idaho. Funeral services were held Wednesday June 19 at 12 noon In the American Fork FifthWard Chapel. Burial was in the Ameri can Fork City Cemetery. Before we passionately desire anything which another possesses, possess-es, we should examine as to the happiness of its possessor. A jest loses its point when he who makes it is the first to laugh. II I! I I I I t I t Uf I I 1 1 W 1 I il I i 1 V7Ly U V of other rodeos not eligible. Entrants contact Dale Bareback big Shop and Save In American Fork I Form 44 PLYV00D AT BIG SAVINGS I II jfL.Jf- plywoods, sized to fit j 1 your U''C''n neeCk' I 3ARRATT BUILDERS SUPPLY American Fork Jackpot Peterson or Duane Evans & m Bronc Ridi ,, U to ifeu's A.lU WHO WILL BE f' AO W CHOSEN F lav, o :jN p ng Mrs. Madge Wright of Ameri can Fork spent a few days visit ing in Logan. While she was there she attended the Commencement of the Utah State University where her son graduated with a Bachelor Bache-lor Degree in Business and Social So-cial Science. On Friday, she attended the Baccalaurate and also the Awards Program, where Mrs. Glen (Connie) Wright, received her Ph. T. degree (Putting Hubby Through). This is the way the USU honors the wives of the graduates who have worked and helped to put their husbands-through husbands-through college. While in Logan Mrs. Wright also visited with her son, Craig and his wife Elaine. Craig is also attending USU and will be a senior next year. It Is not he that searches for praise that finds it. 35 Barrarr Ave Calf Roping Mounted Contest Events Golden State Rodeo Co. Lex Connelly. Announcer E 27 - 28 - 29, r UN |
