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Show THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1934 TIIE LEIII SUN, LEHI, UTAH ffo Hum.-Cite- lfv i Mrs. Mary Maudsley was a Salt Lake visitor on Saturday. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ellas M. Jon?s were visiting In Provo. 'oWH 26-HenryW. Longfellow, ''Jhert art nont so blind as they who vrii-fully vrii-fully shut their eyes FEBRUARY grtt U. S. poet, born 1 807. 27 England feci Its fint game ol bacbaU, 1874. . .28 Great comet visible by day 3. over United State, 1843. MARCH 1 Napoleon returns to 'France from Elba exile, . 1814.' 2 Texas declares Independence Independ-ence of Mexico, 1835. ' fTL 3 U- S- NavV ta founded with 1J active ships, 1801.' M J1?! Chicago, with population i a&X? f 4,l7 ei,Jr' 1W7 s .IV i I Local Items Mrs. Adamson and daughter o I American Fork were quests of Mrs, Bramwell St. Jeor on Tuesday. Mrs. Julllet Goates spent Saturday Satur-day visiting In Salt Lake City. On Friday Mrs. Dorothy South wick was visiting in Salt Lake City. John Whipple of Logandale, He-vada, He-vada, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Gardner Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. August Nelson and Joe Hair of Provo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hebertson on Sunday. i , Mr. and Mrs. Metvln Reynolds of Provo spent Saturday evening here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Johnson. Misses Donna and Leola Rlchlns of Pleasant (3 rove visited during the week-end here with their sister, Mrs. Forest Littloford. Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Rhodes and sons, Allen and Neldon, of Hunter, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph S. Broadbent, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson and daughter; Inez, and C. F, Johnson were visiting in Salt Lake City Mon day on a business trip. SERVICE and SATISFACTION IS Ol'R MOTTO Let us do your next repair Job and prove ts you that our service is the bout and that you will be extremely satis-fled satis-fled with the Job. We have Modern Machinery equipment to insure more per- feet Jobs, lasting results and Cheaper Repairs. Let us do your next Job. Stop and let us give you an estimate of needed work. GAS OIL-TIRES BATTERIES LEIII MOTOR Co. Phonj 353 MAIN ST., LEHI Mrs. A, A. Richards of Provo Bench spent Tuesday and Wednes day In Lchl, visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. E. Virgil Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larscn and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Adamson attended at-tended a bridge party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Bird la American Amer-ican Fork, Saturday evening. Miss Atha Hebertson entertained friends at a candy pull at her home, Sunday afternoon. In attendance at-tendance were Mlsa Geraldine Hair of Provo, Elsie and Eliza Calton. Theda Ilinckj and Donna Klrkham. The daughters of ths pioneers of the Bluebell camp were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. A. B. Anderson last Thursday after noon. Mrs. A. W. Davis gave th life histories of her grandparents. The members brought old relics to the meeting and spent the time telling the stories of the various rel ics. Mrs, Annie L. Webb displayed a chair that was over 233 years old. candlesticks brought from Sweden and Denmark. Mrs. Sarah A. K. Smith displayed a medal that had !been given to her father by Queen Victoria for services on the sea. Pioneer knit handbags, sik shawls, sashes, watches and numerous other old pione?r relics were displayed. Mrs. Pearl D. Broomhead has in her possession a key te the Nauvoo temple tem-ple and showed it to the members at the meeting. Following the en-teresting en-teresting meeting, delicious refresh ments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. "Susa Giles and Mrs. A. B. An Clifton Anderson was a business visitor to Provo on Tuesday. Miss Elda Nelson of Pleasant Grove was visiting In Lehi Monday evening. eve-ning. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fowler were visiting in Springvllle Sunday with Mrs. Fowler's mother. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. LitUeford and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Littleford were visiting in Provo on Friday. Miss Lillian Russon and Miss Al-wene Al-wene Rothe spent Friday in Salt Lake City with Miss Marjory Russon.. Rus-son.. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris and Olive Harris of Magna were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Christoffer-son Christoffer-son on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Anderson and daughter, Jerry, of Provo spent Sunday Sun-day visiting! at the home of Mrs. Kate Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Lott Russon, Mrs. Jesse Patrick and James X. Taylor were in Salt Lake City Monday, doing do-ing temple wjwk. Mr. and Mrs. Roth and daughter, Norma, of Salt Lake City visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hunter, Sunday evening. Mrs. Mack Batchelor spent the forepart of the week in Provo, visiting vis-iting with her grandmother, Mrs. William Lef fler, who is very ilL Mrs. Enoch Russon spent from Thursday until Sunday in Springvllle Spring-vllle with her elsters, Mrs. Rose Blackett and Mrs. Ellen Crandall. Mrs. Barlow Fox and sons, and Mrs. Archie Burton and sons of Salt Lake City were visiting In Lehi 8unday, guests of Bishop and Mrs. Joseph E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hunter. The Athenian club members were were entertained at the home of Mrs. Robert Fox Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Mrs. May Grua of Pleasant Grove gave a very interesting book review, following which a tasty luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klrkham and daughter, Rae Mona, have moved to Hollywood, California, to make their home. Mr. Klrkham is district manager of California and Arizona for the Utah Woolen Mills. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gilchrist of Salt Lake City spent Sunday in Lehi with Mrs. Gilchrist's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, and with Mr. Gilchrist's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist, Leo Trlnnaman, who is employed at a C. C. C. camp in St. George, arrived home Tuesday night aw will visit here until Sunday with hU wife and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trlnnaman. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Proctor of American Fork received a ten pound baby boy, born Tuesday morning at six o'clock a. m. Mother and baby are at the home of Mrs. H. C. Featherstone and are doing fine. E. B. Owen, Fred Owen of Logan and Miss Echo Holngresn of Salt Lake City were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Klrkham Thursday. The Owen boys were en-route en-route to California, where they will Join their mother for an indefinite visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trlnnaman of Salt Lake City are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine baby son, born last Wednesday February 14. All concerned are doing welL Mr. Trlnnaman Trln-naman was a former resident of this city. A group of friends pleasantly sur prised Lynn Hunt?r Monday evening, eve-ning, the occasion being bis fif teenth birthday anniversary. Numerous Num-erous games were played and de-j licious refreshments served. Motifs and decorations suggestive of George Washington's birthday were effec tively carried out. Miss Lucile Johnson entertained at a prettily-appointed luncheon at her home Sunday evening, complimentary compli-mentary to Carl Evans, the occasion occa-sion being his birthday anniversary. The guests were Miss Elda Nelson of Pleasant Grove, Dale Hadfield, Miss Inez Johnson, Horace Had field, Mr. Evans and the hostess. Card ofThanks We wish to thank everyone who so kindly assisted us In any way during the death and funeral of our beloved little son. The speakers, floral tributes, cars, musical numbers num-bers and all ether favors extended and the sympathy afforded us, we ire truly grateful for. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cundick JJUL-' LET US SERVE YOU mm ttie best gas . AND OIL OX THE MARKET CONOCO! Our Service is Supreme, It is our aim to be prompt, efficient and courteous at all times. Stop at the CENTRAL SERVICE and you'll be satisfied. And remember you are miles ahead with CONOCO! Stop in and let us prove, to you that it is a real pleasure to be served by us. CENTRAL SERVICE , "BUCK" PETERSON, Manager. lljl Phone 334 108 State Street, Lehi Wedding Party Honors Young Couple Miss Llla Snape, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Snape of American Amer-ican Fork, and Ferd Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Evans of this cltv. were united in marriage at Salt Lake City, Monday, February 19th. Both young people are popular In their communities and have hosts of friends showering them with wishes for future happiness and success. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Snape, parents par-ents of the young couple, entertained enter-tained at a wedding reception in their honor Wednesday evening in the DansArt. The evening was spent in dancing. Many lovely gifts were presented to the guests of honor. Several hundred guests were in attendance. Welcome Home Party Honors Missionary A splendid entertainment was given in the Third ward chapel Monday evening in honor of Horace Hor-ace Hadfield, who recently returned home from the Central States mis-sloa mis-sloa The affair was under the direction of the ward missionary committee. The program given Included the opening song, "Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel," prayer by George F. Barnes, a welcome home speech by Bishop I. W. Fox, vocal solo, "The Old Spinning Wheel" toy Mrs. Albert Harding; reading by Wallace Wall-ace Jenklnson, vocal duet, Donna and Wllla Hadfield; accordian selection se-lection by Hershel Manning, remarks re-marks by the missionary, instrumental instru-mental duet by Dale and Horace Hadfield, a piano solo by Miss Mavis Johnson and a comic stunt by Howard How-ard Ricks and Wallace Jenklnson. After the program dancing was enjoyed, James Smuln and company furnishing the music for the dancing. danc-ing. A large crowd attended. ' o "' " J: A group of girls entertained at a nwel Valentine party at the home of Miss Lillian Russon last Wednes day evening. A Valentine color scheme and motifs were used in the decorations and also carried out in the menu. Progressive games were played, prizes being awarded to Ferrcn Miner and Don Larson. Thcs present were Miss Roxie Hanson, Han-son, Elmo Russon, Miss Jennie Patrick, Pat-rick, Ferron Miner, Miss Vola Anderson. An-derson. Miss Rinda Anderson, Ralph Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sho?ll, Miss Alwene Rothe. Reed Taylor, Miss Lillian Russon and Ralph Hoggard. R. F. aNews R. F. C. TO RECEIVE COMMODITIES COM-MODITIES FRIDAY Mr. W. H. Jenklnson, chairman of the R. F. c, announces that government gov-ernment commodities will be distributed dis-tributed to families In need at the Memorial building, Friday morning, February 23. ; o COMMITTEE FORMED TO LISTEN TO R. F. C. AND C. W. A. COMFLAINTS Mr. Wallace Jenklnson, chairman of the local R. F. C, has formed a committee to listen to complaints and grievances against the C. W. A. or R. F. C. Anyone who may have complaints are urged to get in touch with him and a date will be set for the hearing. hear-ing. If the case cannot be settled satisfactory here, they may then be appealed to the County Executive Execu-tive Committee in Provo. The R. F! C. Is here to help and ready to listen to any constructive criticisms. R. F. C. PEOPLE TO RECEIVE DENTAL AID Beginning February 24, 1934, Doctors' Doc-tors' J. G: Jones and W. L. Worlton will be at the Memorial building each Saturday morning from 8:30 a, m. to 9:30 a. m. to give free examinations; ex-aminations; to all R. F. C. people who are in need of dental work and who were registered on the R. F. C. before November 15, 1933. Only work which Is quite neces sary will be' cared for now, through this agency. Each patient must be examined by both dentists and the necessary work receive endorsement of each, as well as the R. F. C. head, before it can be done. After the examination examin-ation has been completed, the pa tient" , will receive a properly signed requisition, f which he or she may take to their family dentist and have the work done. Those receiving medical aid through the R. F. C. must have been registered before November 16, and must have application blank signed by local worker to present to the Doctor when he is called. Plans Progress for Mothers & Daughters Daugh-ters Banquet One of the largest and most important im-portant affairs ever held in Lehi stake will be the Mothers and Daughters Banquet, which will take place Saturday evening, March 3rd, in the high school auditorium and gymnasium. The men folks of the stake are In direct charge of the entertainment and are leaving noth ing undone to make this event one to be long remembered by the mothers and daughters of the stake. The entertainment will commence at 7:30 o'clock p. m. In the auditor' ium, when an hour's program will be given, featuring only men and boys. The program will include a variety of numbers and will be of real value. At 8:30 the group of guests will be ushered Into the gym nasium and be seated at long tables and served the delicious banquet, cooked and served by the men. A group of boys from each of the wards will be waiters and will be properly and neatly dressed In white for the occasion. During the banquet speeches, toasts, etc. will be given. Special Invitations have been sent to Mrs. Louisa Y. Robinson, general Relief Society President and Mrs. Ruth May Fox, general Y. L, M. I. A. President, of Salt Lake City. A loud speaker will' be Installed in the banquet hall so that the large crowd may hear the talks distinctly. Ladies of the stake who have no daughters of their own, are urged to bring some one else's daughters as their guests. Mothers bring all your daughters. All , girls 1 and women of the stake over ten years of age are. invited and urged to attend at-tend this outstanding event. Mrs. Mina Webb, stake president of the Relief Society, with her aids, are to charge of the ticket sale. It is very important that those in charge of - the banquet know how many will be in attendance and the closing date for the ticket sale Is February 28. Girls and mothers let us Join together to-gether on this occasion and enjoy one evening of supreme social en tertainment, with the men folks of the stake as the hosts. THURSDAY VOiP,-.. if xsA Your Deposits Are PROTECTED You can now make your deposits in the Sl Bank of Lehi, with an assurance that they protected by the bank's membership in thJ J e posit Insurance Fund of the Federal Deiwt Insurance Corporation. NO NEED FOR WORRY OR FEAR . Your deposits are insured against loss All deposits up to $2,500.00 are fully guaranteed against loss of any kind. THIS ADDITIONAL PROTECTION MKBa NEW ERA IN BANKING SERVICE. State Bank Of Lehi Telephone 85 LEHI Sunday guests of Mrs. William Ritter were Mr. and Mrs. John Bal-llger Bal-llger and Mrs. Mary Parks of Sandy. Lehi Plays Lincoln Friday Night The Lehi Pelicans will meet the Lincoln high school team at Lehi to-morrow night, Friday, and the game promises to be real exciting. Lehi must win the next two games and thus take the division championship, cham-pionship, Lehi will play two more games In the league, the one with Lincoln . to-morrow night, and a game with the B. Y. High at Provo the following week. If they win both games they will go to the State High School Tournament as the Alpine District winners. If they lose one of the games they will beetled with Provo for the championship, if Provo wins the rest of their games. Let's give the team our support. Notice to Dog Owners All dogs must be confined or tied up at night. They have been doing do-ing a great deal of damage and it must be stopped. Whether the dogs are taxed or not, they must be kept from running at random during the night. By Ordar of Mayor City Council Free Family Passes TO COZY THEATRE "VThere only the best Talking Pictures are shown. SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE Lehi Sun LEHI'S LEADING NEWSPAPER AND Receive FREE Family Passes Two family passes to Cozy given with each one year subscription to the Lehi Sun for $1.00. One family pass given with each 6-month subscription t 50c Subscribe or Kenew now for the Sun and enjoy this high class enter, tainment given to your family FKEE. EEAD LEHI'S OUTSTANDING PAPER AND ENJOY THE BEST TALKING PICTURES Funeral Services Held for Cun- dick Baby William Roger Cundick, tl six- month old baby son of Alvin W. and Verlillian Helquist Cundick, died Saturday morning; in a Salt Lake hospital of spinal trouble. The baby was born August 30, 1933, In Santa Barbara, California. He is survived by his parents, one sister, Gearlee Cundick, a grandmother, grand-mother, Mrs. Margaret Helquist of this city and a grandfather, Alvin R. Cundick of West Jordan. Funeral services were held Monday Mon-day afternoon at 2 o'clock p. m. in the Second ward chapel with Bishop S. L Goodwin in charge. As the opening number a ladies quartet, composed of Mrs. Edith Evans, Mrs. Hazei AUred, Mrs. Hannah Larsen and Mrs. Sadie Klttinger, sang as the opening number "That Bsautl-ful Bsautl-ful Land." The opening prayer was offered by D. W. Larsen. Speakers were Bishop S. I. Goodwin, Good-win, George S. Peterson and Patriarch Patri-arch A. J. Evans. Each of them offered of-fered words of consolement to the family In bereavement Mrs. Margaret Klrkham sang "Your Little Pink Rose - accompan ied oy Miss LaPrlel Goodwin. Mrs. Edith Evans sane "Lead Me all th Way", and as the closing musical numcer tne quartet sang "Wanted on the Other Side." The benediction benedic-tion was offered by William r boms. Interment was made In the city cemetery, where A. R. Cundick dedicated ded-icated th? grave. The services wwe well attended and the floral tributes wre many' and beautiful ; Mrs. A. E. Adams attended a nutrition nu-trition class held In Provo last Friday, Fri-day, conducted by the State Welfare League. Mf. and Mrs. J. J. Whitcomb and son, Gene, of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hanson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hanson, Sunday. ' Sunday guests of Mrs. A. E. Adams were Mrs. W. F. Welsh and daughter, Jayna, Miss Maybell Clayton, Clay-ton, Mrs. Thelma Thornton and son, Bill, all of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hunger are proud parents of an eleven pound baby daughter, born early Wednesday Wednes-day morning. All concerned are happy over the new arrival and mother and babe are doing nicely. Mrs. B. G. Webb and fc Webb attended the nor. Salt Lake temple last ttoJ Miss Rowene Russon day night in Provo with he d Is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Joswh cm v Lake City visited In Lehi week-end with their little g son, Stanley Webb, who was je iy injured In an auto accident in the local hospital, receive mem. Hospital M The little daughter of Mr Mrs. Leo Smith was treated y fectlon on her face at the ba during the week. Larlne Thomas, LaVcn lis Theron Holmes, and Kemea ner had their tonsils ream the local hospital, Saturday, Ronald Roberts was Wfi lacerations on his Misses Phyllis , Kirkham, Barbara Lott and LaPriel Goodwin and Mrs. Phyllis Hitchcock entertained at a hand at the hospital, Sat gay valentine party last wednes- day evening at the M. S. Lott home. Robert Beveridge had hut A Valentine color scheme prevailed ' lanced at the hospital, tef in the room and table decorations.) f Progressive games were played and Mrs. Herman Allred receireci a prettily-appointed luncheon served, treatment at the hospital, Twf. The guests were Miss Jeanne Cole-j . man, miss uorotny Stewart, Beth Romney, Mrs. Phyllis and the four hostesses. Miss j Adine Turner hurt her dr-Lott dr-Lott school and received tear the local hospital, Monday. 1 MEET YOUR FRIENDS Al Lehfs Most Popular Theatre THE HOME OF QUALITY PICTUEES- Tonight and Friday j BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION-; "THE WHITE ZOMBIE I Stranger things are happening than you evt1 "tic a a uiumiig glamorous love laic ium - life and death, the strangest of all love stories. it ALSO RIN TIN TIN IN WOLF DOG" Only 10c and 15c J Saturday Another Big 2:30 FREE SUCKERS . I Inhr hp tnr Pvprvhnriv. AW t Mrs. Netti? McAffee spent the week-end in Salt Lake Citv with tr ;and Mrs. Reed McAffee and Mr. Sunday, Monday and Tuesdaj Every Man and .Woman Must See HOWARD HUGHES IN , "S CAR FACE" , It s a masterpiece , . . most thrilling, f1: acted and brilliantly directed film ever made, lea- less with its drama. Tensely hnman, packed dynamite. A regular 23e show for if L il. ft aRuti Hoi ft SKimitt lathe isji d the k moth father litis a lira pbe o aTl l a. 1 pot I inai Glen ''T5.- '"s in ;vcts ' a ( I E jS derson. na Mrs. Harmon McAffee. viLii iuc aiiu o |