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Show THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1935 .... tit. -L UTAH. "SinAed by The : , tw Sun Publishing Co. Every Thursday v Gaisford Sr., Manager nmce 21 West, Main Street Shi, Utah. second class uwvv ssSSnO "RATES ? ,......30c per inch i DbPy ' .joe per line WanLn and 5c Per Line For gdltlonal insertion. l,ocalItems Mrs. Ruth Curtis Is visiting rela-tsS rela-tsS to Kichfleld this week- , ,, t ti-. nnant T(t ,-7litlng to Salt Lake City on h,,iTiPss and pleasure. Mr and Mrs. R- J. Evans of Logan Jnt Saturday and Sunday visiting jjjire with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans- Andy Trane and son, Glen, arrival ar-rival home this week from Montana, Mon-tana, where they have been employed. em-ployed. Urs. John Cooper and daughter, Sett, of Salt Lake are spending this week In Lehl, as geusts of Mrs. Net- tieMcAffee. Miss Cleo Holmstead and Donna jjarie Holmstead spent the weekend week-end In Salt Lake City, visiting with Mrs A. W. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holmstead, Mra. Guy Darling and Mrs. Jesse Crookston were visiting in Salt Lake City on Monday. VU nUiYltltfTiTTTT-ri-. - Vlllllllll I J 111 III Mill 1 Iff 7f7777s It's Time .NowV for Your X TEE LEHI SUN, LBHI, UTAH Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, Jesse McCammon, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Paine of Georgetown, Idaho, were guests of Miss Eva Gunther. Mrs. Art Beck and daughter, Barbara, Bar-bara, left Tuesday morning for their home in Los Angeles, California, following fol-lowing a two weeks' visit with relate rela-te here. Mrs. Glen Robinson and daughter, and Mrs. Sherman Robinson and daughter of American Fork .were toe visiting with Mrs. Ralph Davis Friday, "''V " ..V.'. , Mrs- Julia Vaughn and Mr. Don Loveridge entertained at luncheon following the dance Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holmstead, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Gaisford, and Mrs. Lillian Welsh of Wyoming. Joseph S. Robison left Thursday for a vacation trip in the East He expects ex-pects to stop in Chicago, Illinois, for few days, visiting friends. He will visit in Detroit and Flint, Michigan, Niagara Palls and then take a boat to Milwaukee, going from there to Paid,' and returning home by W of Fargo, the Jackson Hole ,ntiy and then back into Colorado, Col-orado, visiting the Rocky Mountain territory, Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods and other points of interest "Me in the East Mr. Robison also "tends visiting the steel mills in Gary. Indiana. His mother-in-law, J John W. Dougal of Spring- U1 accompany him on the trip. expect to be gone about two The Park Shoe Repair Shop Headquarters ON State Street Opposite state Street Cnig Store. dB your Shoe Repairing youu be satisfied VERT BEST WORK DONE 41 REASONABLE PRICES. Harold Osborne .PROPRIETOR JVANTADS flu sSa. iU aPPear in the UK lWWican Frk Citizen lt xrjZ Yrove view. Rates: fine f thst tasertion, 5c Sen.) w h additional inser- pho Shepherd, Lehi, or -- 6-27-tf. Si J e; also Farm imple-airs- Alraonetti, Lehi 6-2r2to. B WaS Wated several mechanically w! men- vidni-, vidni-, s as tvITT C""-J- n to tl Prators. Also a J?50 AT!? f0r tg and selects "nditIonine Units-CSS?beBivw Units-CSS?beBivw Instruc-fc Instruc-fc also w Emptoyment "AIKING, Alton, EL Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Goates and son, Paul, and Mrs. Opal Carswell of Salt Lake City visited here Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. William Goates- : Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Runnells and son, Junior, of Provo spent Tues day here visiting with Mrs. Run- nell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnson. Your PERMANENT WAVE Call for an Appointment Today. I specialize in all lines of Beauty Work. ELIZABETH DEAN ; PHONE 154-J ... LETT! tttati .... , .v. .v. x., v,c.Nxy-.v.y. v:':sryw j ' MVMViH 8 o A more convenient time to make your out-of-town calls Low night rates now begin at 7 p.m. Richard. Wells is employed in the Clif t building in Salt Lake City. , Dr. and Mrs. Elmo Eddington and two sons, Dickie and Keith, en joyed a trip to Yellowstone National Park last week. They left Wednesday Wednes-day and returned home Sunday night. They report fishing very good in the park Miss Pauline Goates and Miss Elvera Dansie have arrived home, after enjoying a visit with friends in Lincoln. Little Miss Delores Trane, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Trane, fell from a swing at Saratoga Saturday Sat-urday afternoon She fell directly on her back and at first it was thought she was seriously injured, but later it was found that she suf fered only a bad bump and the next day she was feeling fine. If GOES THE PRICE OF SHAVING COMFORT mm C HAVING comfort hit an all J time low in price with the tonouncementofProbik Junior the remarkable new double-edge double-edge razor blade. Think of it! You get 25 keen, imootb-ihaT-ing blades, uniform in qaalky, for only 59. You'll wonder how such fine blades can be sold for so little money. Probak Junior is the product of unequalled manufacturing methods and matchless skill. This blade is automatically tempered, ground, boned and stropped gives you wonderful shaving satisfaction.Try Probak Junior and see for yourself. Get them today from jour dealer. Probak Junior jtft all Gillette and Probak razors f j A. J. Evans was a business visitor to Salt Lake on Monday. Miss Maurine Peterson spent last week in American Fork, visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Edward Lee. Mr- and Mrs. Robert Gaisford and Dick Gaisford of Eureka were Sunday Sun-day guests of Mrs. Sarah E. Gaisford. Mrs. James H. Gray and daugh ter, Leona, spent Sunday afternoon in American Fork, visiting with Mrs-Sterling Mrs-Sterling Durrant. Mrs. Afton Giles and Mrs. A- W- Davis returned home Tuesday, after a week's visit in Salt Lake City with Mrs- Harold Firmage. Mrs. Alma Beck and daughter, Alma, Al-ma, and granddaughter, Miss Donna Don-na Garriety, were Salt Lake visitors on Monday. Mrs. Beck spent the day doing temple work. Mrs. H. M. Wray left Monday for her home in Pocatello, Idaho, after visiting here for the past ten days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Webb- Mr- and Mrs- Rex Holmstead and two children, Mack Holmstead and Eldon Clark arrived home Monday night from Billings, Montana, where the men have been employed shearing shear-ing sheep for the past four weeks. Mrs. Fern aLrsen, Mrs- Lottie Peterson, Pet-erson, Mrs. Rula Dorton and Mrs. Mamie Parker will attend a banquet which will be held at the Roof Gar-den Gar-den of the Hotel Utah Sunday, honoring hon-oring the National President of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Tes Carlson. Mrs. Lowell Brown entertained at a chicken dinner on Monday for Mrs. Ella Cameron of Twin Falls, Idaho, Mrs. Julia Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. F- Fagan and three daughters, daugh-ters, Lucile, Mirl and Bernardine, Denial Brown of Provo and the Brown family. PRABAK .in no T SSG US PAT.Of. OTHER PATENTS PN0IC Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goodwin and son Wayne, arrived home Saturday, after enjoying a two weeks' visit In San Diego, California. During their stay there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dolphe Goodwin. They attended the fair while there and report a splendid trip Among those from outof town attending at-tending funeral services for Mrs-Martha Mrs-Martha Caroline Clark held Sunday were Mrs. Ela Cameron of Twin Falls Idaho, Mrs. Mathias Knudsen, Mr and Mrs. Lafe Johnson, Mr- and Mrs- Lawrence Johnson, Mr. tod Mrs. LaVert Johnson, Mrs. Emfly Sabey and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Clark, Mrs- Ferrel Chamberlain, Cham-berlain, all of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Christensen of Bingham, Brand Br-and Mrs. Sears, Mr. and Mrs- Into Fox, Mrs. Myrtle Evans. Mr and Mrs Will Ross, Miss Margaret Davis, L. ,r- h Mrs. Vern Hub- ZZrtot Salt Lake City; Mr. and veWaaardofCden, and Mrs. Baroia rrjr GU Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Clark of Bachus. Mrs- Emily Brown of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and others Now Is the Time To Install An Iron Fireman Automatic Coal Burners in heavy duty sizes, suitable fnr tM I mercial heating units and power ue now eligible for Federal Housing Administrati tion loans as a result of the recent auieuuments K Uie NftUnnnl w, tag Act, says M. S. Lott, of M, S Lott Company, local Iron Fireman Manufacturing Com-pany. Com-pany. - "Amendments just made part of the NHA include commercial proper, ties under the medernizatlon plan " he said. 'The new law increases the amount of loans from a maxi-mum maxi-mum of $2,000 for home improvement improve-ment to $50,000 for biisiTi erty modernization, and opens up a uwiwiaous opportunity to modernize modern-ize business sections. "Title I of the housing act has been extended to April 1, 1936, and is changed to include the installation of equipment and machinery. Apartment Apart-ment houses, multiple family dwellings, dwell-ings, hotels, office, business or other commercial buildings, hospitals, orphanages, or-phanages, colleges, schools and manufacturing man-ufacturing and industrial plants are all specifically included in the new amendments; and all are eiicih! fnr modernization credit, which general ly includes heating plants. "Firing cost surveys conducted by Iron Fireman's research and engineering engi-neering staffs show that firing costs can ordirtarily be greatly reduced by installing Iron Fireman automatic coal burners. Demonstrable savings are so great that In manv cases. h savings will repay the entire amount oi uie loan obtained to purchase the Iron Fireman a fact which natural ly gives FHA leading agencies a sympathetic and co-operative attitude atti-tude toward prospective borrowers who want money to buy these machines." ma-chines." . A . V' All can be Installed with the Federal Fed-eral Housing Administration Loan. We'll arrange your F. H. A. Loan. SEE US TODAY! M. S. LOTT PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Legal Notices Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the Alpine School District at its office in American Fork, Utah, up until 7:30 P. M., Monday, July 15th, 1935, at which time bids ' will be publicly opened and read, for the furnishing of all labor and materials for the remodeling and repairs to the Spencer Spen-cer School, located at Orem, Utah. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of Joseph Nelson, Nel-son, Architect, Provo, Utah, Farmers and Merchant Bank Building. A deposit of $10.00 will be required on all plans and specifications. If the bidder returns the plans and specifications to the architect in good condition and submits a pro posal for the work,, then uie deposit will be returned, otherwise the de posit will be forfeited. Proposals shall be made upon the forms provided by the architect, and shall be in strict accordance with all the provisions of the specifica tions and drawings, all rules, and regulations, local and state. A certified check in the amount of 5 of the accompanying bid shall be furnished. This , amount shall be equal to the basic bid plus any and all alternates, which add to the amount of the basic bid. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Attest By James B. Smith. President. J. F. Walton, Clerk. First Publication July 4, 1935. NOTICE TO WATER tSERS. state Eneineer's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 12, 1935, Notice is hereby given that Lehl City Corporation, Lehi City, 'Utah, has made application in accordance with the laws of Utah to appropriate 1 sec, ft of water from American Fork creek underground channel in Utah County, Utah. Said water will hp numoed from January 1 to De cember 31, Inclusive, of each year fmm a well located at a point wnicn bears S. 2700 ft- and E. 30 ft from the Ntt cor. Ses. 9, T. 5 S., R- 1 E-S. E-S. L B. & M, and used for domestic and municipal purposes at Lehi, Utah. This application is designated in the State Engineer's Office as File NO- H68t ' An orotests against the granting of said application, stating the axons therefor, shall be submitted In affidavit form and In duplicate, accompanied by a fee of $1 00 and filed in this on ice wiiran 30 days after the completion of the publi cation of this notice. T- H- HUMPHERYS, State Engineer. Date of first publication, June 20, 1935-, Date of last publication, July 18, 1935. , i EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Persons seeking employment through the National reemployment Service office at Provo, may renew their cards at the following follow-ing places. II. E. STRANG-STORE-0RE.M CULLIMORE MERC. CO.-LINDON THORNTON DRUG PLEASANT GROVE E. II. BOLEY'S INC. AMERICAN FORK LEHI DRUG CO.-LEIII National Reemployment Service PROVO, UTAH V. L. MILDENILALL, Mgr. '935 KELVINATOR for oniy $99.95 for 21 yor th greet KelvirKsfor fadorie harm bttilf only qooHy merchondiie. And thii long and uccessful experience it reflected in Hie beautiful new 1935 mode), look at the mode) illustrated bebwl Greater tee capacity cientifi shelf orrangement which gives more toragt space end greater convenience and a wealth of design ond construction features all at the lowest price In Keivinator history. See this beautiful Kei-vinator Kei-vinator before yoo boy. And ask abowt terms. lllf i liinii'ill fVERT DAY TWO THOUSAND NfW KELVINATOR OWNERS ,W'-" MTV. .1. A V Radio Electric Shop STATE STREET PHONE 124-J LEHI, UTAH Mrs- Juliet Goates and daughter, Pauline, were visiting In Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mrs, Lillian Welsh of Wyoming is here for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Julia Vaughn. Mrs. Wilford Russon and Mrs. Joseph E. Smith spent Monday visiting vis-iting in Salt Lake City. On Monday Mrs. Delbert Norman and Mrs. Marshal Webb spent the day visiting in Salt Lake City-Miss City-Miss Vera Winterton returned to her home in Charleston Tuesday, following fol-lowing a visit here with her aunt, Mrs. A W. Davis. Miss Virginia Meiling arrived home Thursday after spending ten days in Mt. Pleasant visiting with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs- Fred. Jensen and daughter, Mclba, of Garland spent last week-end in Lehl, guests of Mr. and Mrs- Millen Kirkhanv Mr- and Mrs George Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman are leaving Thursday morning for Southern California, for a ten days' vacation trip. Miss Irene Meiling celebrated her thirteenth birthday anniversary Monday by entertaining a group of boy and girl friends at a gay lawn party at her home. Numerous games were played, after which a dainty luncheon was served. The guests numbered twenty-four. Miss Eva Gunther entertained Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to her sister, Mrs. Alice Jones, who is visiting here from Huntington, Park, California. The playing of "Monte Carlo Whist" as email tables was the outstanding diversion, after which dainty refreshments were served The guests included Mrs. Mada Peterson of Eugene, Oregon, Mrs. Bethel 1 Baron of Huntington Park, California, Mrs. Leo Van Wagoner Wag-oner of American Fork, Mrs. Lileth Peck, Mrs- Marie Smith, Miss Cleo Larsen, Miss Zlna Anderson, Miss Ethel Bringhurst of Salt Lake City, the guest of honor, Mrs- Jones, and the hostess- Mr- and Mrs- Dave Strasburg of American Fork were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Strasburg and family, fam-ily, Sunday. ' 1 Mrs- Howard Strang and children of Orem spent Sunday visiting here at the home of Mr, and Mrs, J- O. Meiling. Miss Atha Hebertson spent Sunday Sun-day and Monday at the Gerald Hair home in Provo, as a guest of Miss Evelyn Hair. Among those attending the temple tem-ple excursion Monday were Mr. and Mrs, W- A- Hunger. Tnomas Russon, Mrs. Max Rothe, Mrs. Enoch Russon and Mrs. Ralph Hug-gard- TfM JuBt-AMere club iwere en-tertalned en-tertalned Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eliza Crabb- Lively games were played and plans made for the summer work, after which delicious refreshments were served, Mrs. Lottie Peterson. Mrs. Fern Larsen, Mrs. Rula Dorton and Mrs. Mamie Parker, representing the local American Legion Auxiliary attended the district legion and auxiliary convention con-vention at American Fork Saturday afternoon and evening- Short Stories From The Bible By C. V. HANSEN II AG Alt, SAItAI S MAID Wilson Ritchie of Charleston visited vis-ited o-er the week-end at the Max Rothe home. His wife has been staying here while her mother, Mrs. Rothe, enjoyed a two weeks' visit in Idaho. Mrs- Rothe arrived home last week and reports a delightful visit . The Bluebird Primary classes with their leaders of the various wards in the stake met with the stake Bluebird leader, Mrs. Alma Beck at Wines Park Thursday afternoon. A meeting was held, games enjoyed and delicious refreshments served to a large group attending. Mrs- Ren Eckersley of Salt Lake is here for an indefinite visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shel- ton. Mrs- Eckersley la convalescing from a very serious illness. Friends will be pleased to hear that she is improving nicely. Mrs. Eckersley was formerly Miss Ellen Shelteo of this city. Sarai, the wife of Abram, was-. childless, and now, being advanced', in years, had given up all hopes of" ever becoming a mother- She therefore, there-fore, presented to Abram one of her hand-maids; an Egyptian slave woman, as a concubine, in order to obtain children by her. (With regards re-gards to the children of wife and" a concubine, there was no such difference dif-ference as our illegitimaney implies. The latter were a supplementary family to the former; their names occur in the patriarch!! genealo gies, and their position and provision provi-sion would depend on the father's will. The state of concubinage is assumed as provided for by the law of Moses. A concubine woufef generally gen-erally be either 1 & Hebrew girl bought of her father; (2) a Gentile captive taken in war; (3) a foreign; slave bought or (4) a Canaan! toh woman, bond or free. The lights: of the first two were, protected by law, but the third was unrecognized'-, and the fourth prohibited. Free Hebrew He-brew women, also might become concubines.) con-cubines.) When Hagar discovered, that she had conceived, she began to lay plans, and speculate on the.-future; the.-future; that If it was a ' boy, he should Inherit his father's, domain,, and she offended the feelings of Sarai, her mistress, fey the attitude.; and conduct she manifested. , Sarat took exception to this, and eaid to Abram, "I have given my handmaid into thy bosom; and now I am des pised by her" Abram answered,,, -Behold, thy maid is in thy hand; . do to her as It pleascth thea" SUr&ii then attempted to deal harshly with- Hagar, and made it very unpleasant for her. Hagar therefore flod into the wilderness, following the road that teadeth to Egypt. But when fhe came to a spring or fountain at Shur; a place, Just without the borders bord-ers of Egypt, an angel of the Lord, came to her, and said, "H&ear, Kar-ai's Kar-ai's maid, from whence -did you; you come and whither are you go ing? to which she answered, "I fled ' from my mistress, Sarat." She, wad then told to return to her nusfre5. and to submit herself into ru;r hands, and be forgiven, lie then made this wonderful prediction: "YoUi rluJl bear a son, &itd thail call tUs name Ishmael, bH:au,se tl Lord haUs heard your affliction. He shall be a wild man, his hand will be against every man, and every m&xi'& hand against him, and he shall dwell in the presence of ail his brethren." Genesis 18. (Next, Abraham and Sarah). 0 Fifteen Years 1 jSOKOJSOKO?SOSSOOOf.OS (Funeral to follow) Fifteen Years Ago Now Douglas Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs- Levi Phillips, had the misfortune misfor-tune to break his left arm when he fell off a horse Friday. Fifteen Years Ago Now The following girls enjoyed an outing at Saratoga Springs Saturday: Satur-day: Anna Stoddart, Alta Bateman,, Miiza Anderson, Wanda Goodwin,. Mkttie Davis. Edris and Rella Asher. Fifteen Years Ago Now Mra- Henry Erlckson and Miss. Rachel Bone entertained at a shower show-er Thursday evening in honor of their sister, Lexia, Many beautilul and useful presents were received. Fifteen Years Ago Now The Fourth of July promises to. be one of excitement and-' splendid' entertainment. The celebration ill oonslst of salutes at daybreak, serenading ser-enading by the Lelii Silver band, Program at 10 a m. in the taber nacle, sports and a baseball game during the afternoon, band concert at 8 p. m., confetti ball on the lawn of Wines Park Balloon ascension, sky rockets, etc, and a grand ball In' Smuins Dancing Academy, at 10 p- m. Fifteen Years Ago New Charles J Tuckfield, son of Mrs. Alice Tuckfield, was married yesterday yester-day to Miss Rachel Hokansen of Salt Lake City. ' Fifteen Years Ago Now -Irs. J, E Cotter returned home this week from Des Moines, Iowa, where the attended the National convention of Women's dubs as a representative of local and state or ganizations. Fifteen Years Ago Now Miss Lexie Bone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bone, was married yesterday in the Salt Lake temple to Mr. R. H- Giles of Salt Lake City. A reception was given in their honor at the home of the groom's father, James J- Giles, Wednesday evening. Fifteen Years Ago Now Miss Lela Wilson, daughter. I Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Wilson, was married mar-ried yesterday in the Salt Lake tem ple to Francis Grant of American Fork. : Fifteen Years Ago Now Friends and relatives cl Tnah T. Iverson, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Nicholas Iverson of American Fork and Samuel Gough will receive announcement an-nouncement cards this week of their marriage on Wednesday, Jury 7, fcl the Logan tempie. Ago Now .jm or W. ' Ik ' W ' |