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Show THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9 THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH : 1 : 1 - - ' " 1 i , I - K n ANNOUNCING OUR OFFICIAL OPENING Saturday and Sunday February 11 and 12 . For each quart of ice cream purchased, we will give I Pint M Sherbet FREE ICE CREAM, QUART 50t H ICE CREAM, PINT READY PACK, QUART 35 Watkins Ice Cream Co. Main Street Lehi Fifteen Years Ago Now . . At a meeting of the Library board held last Friday evening in the Memorial Me-morial building, Miss Idella Bone received re-ceived the appointment as City Librarian, Li-brarian, , ."The.Arrival of Kitty" will be presented pre-sented In the high school auditorium auditor-ium Wednesday, February 13 by a very competent cast chosen from the students of the high school. Members of the cast are Armond Webb, Janet Peterson, Bramwell St. Jeor, ftoel Knight, Glen Webb, Beth Gilchrist, Donna Davis, Fred Oster-loh Oster-loh arid Lela Wing. The marriage last Friday of Miss Thelma Colledge, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Colledge of this city, to Mr. J. Martell Devey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Devey Jr. of American Fork, Is announced. In their honor the bride's parents will entertain at a shower and dance In the Arcade hall, Saturday evening. Elder Ford Roberts, who is laboring labor-ing in Lale, Hawaii, as an L. D. S. missionary, writes that his work as a missionary Is growing more enjoyable en-joyable each day. He is now at the new temple at Lale conducting the morning session and doing recording record-ing work In the afternoon. Celebrating the 83rd birthday of Mr. Martin Bushman, he and his wife entertained at a family dinner at their home Tuesday evening. The guests, .numbered 23. Tuesday evening Miss Mable Webb was hostess at dinner given In compliment com-pliment to Mr. Ernest Landward of Salt Lake- City and Mr. Wayne Smith of this city, who are leaving together for European missions, to Holland and Germany, respectively. AUXILIARY MEETING NEXT MONDAY NIGHT The regular meeting of the American Amer-ican Legion Auxiliary will be held next Monday evening, February 13 in the Memorial hall. A card party will follow the meeting. All auxiliary members are especially espe-cially urged to be in attendance. QUILTS This is quilting season take advantage of the now LOW PRICES On BatU and do your home sewing now HUMMING Bird Silk Hosiery Our new spring colors are now complete com-plete they are outstanding in Quality and Style. You make no mistake when you buy Humming Bird Hosiery, they satisfy. Our customers have nearly doubled during the year. Ask the women who wear em" Why? Another An-other outstanding department depart-ment is our DRESS SHOP You'll not be disappointed in the values and selection. Beautiful New Spring styles that will make you look your best. Just Try GOODWIN'S YOUR FRIENDLY STORE OF SERVICE 25$ Local Items Mrs. Clifton Anderson and daughter, daugh-ter, ReVae, of Provo, spent Monday here with Mrs. Kate Anderson. Miss Zina Anderson spent Monday Mon-day In Provo. Wednesday she spent the day visiting In Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Wanlass and Mrs. Ellen Thomas were visiting In Provo Friday, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francom of Levan visited in Lehi during the week-end with Mr. find Mrs. Wallace Wal-lace Glover. Mr. Francom and Mr. Glover are cousins. ' Mrs. Fred May of Huntington Park, California, was' visiting in Lehl Monday with relatives and friends. Mrs. May was formerly Miss Ardith Giles of 'this city. Friday evening after the basketball basket-ball game, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Glover entertained at a waffle supper sup-per for Mr. and Mrs. Reed Kirk-ham Kirk-ham of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Allen FJeld of Salt Lake City visited In Lehl Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew FJeld. They spent the evening In American Amer-ican Fork with Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ken-neth Noyes. Mr. and Mrs. Oral W. Evans and three children, LaRae, Patsy and LaMar, and Irvln Dlckerson returned re-turned to Lehl Saturday night from Garland, where Mr. Evans has been employed. They will visit here for several days. The Senior class of the First ward M. I. A. enjoyed a "Fire-side Chat" in the First ward chapel Sunday evening following the regular M. X. A. conjoint meeting. Eldon Harris of Lehl, who has traveled into Alaska Alas-ka on various expeditions for four consecutive summers to study botany bot-any and do research work, gave a very - Interesting and educational talk. With a map he pointed out points of interest in Alaska, showed numerous pictures, a totum pole, garnet stone, ivory tusk and a native na-tive woven basket. Everyone gained a definite knowledge of the geo graphical structure of Alaska, the customs and racial traditions of its people, climatic conditions, industries, indus-tries, animals and plant life. These chats are sponsored on the first Sunday evening in each month for members of the senior class. l The out-of-town visitors who were here to attend the funeral servics held for Fred Roberts Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. James Goalen, Mrs. Sidney Case, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Milton De Ford, Mrs. H. S. McCullough, I Mr. Frank, Mr. Orem, Mr, and Mrs. j Joseph Wilson, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Alma Paxman, I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Madsen, Miss Barbara Paxman, Mr. Harold and Russell Madsen and Miss Ruth Mad-sen, Mad-sen, all of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Perry of Rlverton, Mr. and i Mrs. J. H. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. j Neldon Llm, Mr. Reed Newman and ,Mrs. Jack Newman, all of Pleasant ' Grove, and a large number of friends from Alpine and American Fork. Card of Thanks We wish to thank everyone who so kindly assisted us in any way during the death and funeral of our beloved son. brother and sweetheart sweet-heart The speakers, floral tributes, cars, musical numbers and all other favors extended and the sympathy afforded us, we are truly grateful for. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts and Family Miss Dee Harvey I ' I III I I ' Patrons' Day To Be Observed At High School' The P.-T. A. Is planning, for an outstanding visiting day of all parents par-ents to the local schools, Friday, February 17. Committees are now formulating plans for the day. The general scheme Is to acquaint parents par-ents with the aims of present day education and to work out better ways to secure closer cooperation between be-tween parents and teachers in the interest of our children. School will be in session for the first six grades, but in the Junior and senior high school, students will remain home with the exception of a ew who will demonstrate some activities; and parents will report to the various classes attended by their children. The classes will be shortened to accommodate practically prac-tically all the periods of the day during the morning sessions. Luncheon will be served at the Memorial building with the idea in mind to acquaint parents with the fine service of the school hot lunch. Other dishes will be served in addition addi-tion to the regularly served hot dish served the children. A fine educational and entertaining entertain-ing program will be held in the high school auditorium at 1:30 p. m. Superintendent Moffett of Ptot vo City Schools will be the principal speaker. The program commemorating commem-orating P.-T. A. Founders' day will be given by the P.- T. A. music organization. or-ganization. Outstanding among the social affairs af-fairs of the, past week was the miscellaneous mis-cellaneous shower given by Mrs. John Whimpey and Mrs. Maud Glover in compliment to Mrs. Glen Glover, a recent bride. The affair was held in the Second ward Relief Re-lief society rooms last Thursday evening. A continuous program was , given from 9 o'clock p, m. until 11 o'clock. Late in the evening eve-ning dainty refreshments were served. The young bride received many beautiful and useful gifts. About one hundred guests were in attendance. The bride was formerly former-ly Miss Ruth Whimpey. Come on in for a Sandwich, Hot Dog, Hamburger and Coffee We are headquarters for : , i BEER TOBACCO CANDY SOFT DRINKS ' CONFECTIONS OF ALL KINDS It's Refreshment Time and we are ready to serve you. D's LUNCH State Street - ' - - Lehi, Utah Hospital Notes A lovely baby daughter was born last Thursday to Mrs. Richard Brown at the hospital. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Charles Peterson and baby daughter were removed home from the hospital last Thursday. Johnny Meyers, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the hospital several days ago, was removed re-moved to his home Saturday. John Jackson was removed to his home from the hospital last Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Earl Jackson was removed home on Monday. Both men have been receiving treatment for accident acci-dent injuries. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moss of American Amer-ican Fork announce the arrival of a baby girl, born at the Lehi hospital hos-pital on Tuesday, January 31. Ivy Christofferson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Christofferson. underwent an operation for appendicitis append-icitis at the local hospital last Thursday. FOR EVERY Be assured of beauty that is Naturally Yours Avail yourself of our expert beauty service . . . New Hair Styles, Permanents, Finger Waves. niOXE TODAY FOR Mrs. Eva Take Advantage of our Week-End SPECIALS! Large OXYDOL 19 MILK 4 for 2S (8 can limit) SUGAR 10 lbs- 5S 1 lb. Fluffiest MARSHMALLOWS 10 43 lbs FLOUR 75 9 lbs. ROLLED OATS - 29 No. 2 PEAS or 17 oz. Choice Corn 4 for 29 1 quart PUREX - Visit our Meat Department FRESH AND TEMPTING CUTS .. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES . GOATES' FOOD MART Main Street STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY BOARD ENTERTAINS RETIRING BOARD MEMBERS The new Relief society stake board members entertained the , retiring board members at a prettily-appointed luncheon Friday afternoon in the Fifth ward Relief society rooms. Mrs. Mina Webb, the retiring retir-ing stake president, was the special guest of honor, the occasion being her 63rd birthday anniversary. Twenty guests were seated at the luncheon table, which was beautifully beauti-fully decorated with Valentine favors fa-vors and motifs. Progressive table . games were played, with prizes being won by Mrs. Clara Webb and Mrs. Vivian Knudsem During the luncheon a splendid program was carried out. f Local Items Mrs. Heber J. Webb entertained at a prettily-appointed dinner on Thursday, complimentary to the birthday anniversaries of her husband hus-band and his mother, Mrs. Heber C. Webb. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Evans, Mrs. Booth Sorenson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Vera Webb and children, Mr. and Mrs. Heber C. Webb, and Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. Webb. Miss Zina Anderson was entertained enter-tained at her home by her sisters, who came bringing with them a delicious de-licious dinner. Present were Mrs. H. R. Spurrier, Mrs. Paul S. Free-bairn, Free-bairn, Mrs. Wilmer Robins, Mrs. Trulen Bills and Miss Gwen Anderson, Ander-son, all of Salt Lake City; the guest of honor and Mrs. Kate Anderson of this city. The dinner was held Sunday, the occasion being Zina's birthday anniversary. Arthur Powell has been receiving treatment at the local hospital. Mrs. Orville Despain underwent an operation for the removal of her appendix at toe hospital, Tuesday morning. OCCASION AN APPOINTMENT Anderson Lehi, Utah Scouts Receive Badges At Courts of Honor In keeping with Boy Scout Anniversary Anni-versary Week, the Boy Scouts of the Lehi district presented the Sunday Sun-day evening programs held in connection con-nection with their regular Court of Honor in nearly all wards of the stake Sunday evening. In the First ward the program given consisted of talks pertaining to Scout Work by Scouts Ronald Peterson, Glen Powell, Taylor Cox and Calvin Goates.' Calvin's talk was "Why I Am A Boy Scout." Maurice Taylor gave a piano solo and the main address was given by Herman C. Goates. Prizes for the best scouts were awarded to Ronald Peterson, Glen Powell, Taylor Cox and Calvin Goates. The following awards were made: Robert Austin Merit badges in personal health, animal industry, and metal work. Dick Webb Merit badges in per sonal health, public health, and an imal Industry. Warren Bradshaw Merit badges in personal health, public health, and animal Industry. Glen Powell First class badge and merit badges in personal health, public health, and animal industry, Jay Higglnson, Merit badges in public health, personal health, and animal industry. 1 Maurice Taylor Merit badges in bookbinding, scholarship, and animal ani-mal industry. ' First class badge to Calvin Goates second class badges to Taylor Cox, Dean Higginson, Glen Rutledge, Ronald Peterson, Valno Peterson, Jay Knudsen and Dick Fox. Tenderfoot Ten-derfoot awards to Paul Willes, Gene Klrkham, Berl Peterson, Lloyd Carlton Carl-ton and Ralph Anderson., Second Ward " The program given by the Scouts in the Second ward consisted of a flag ceremony, a saxaphone solo by Harold Giles, a violin solo by Robert Rob-ert Chlpman, and talks by Scout District Chairman Dr. J. G. Jones, and Bishop E. N. Webb. Eleven Scouts were awarded Ten derfoot badges as follows: Jack Lewis, Lew-is, Dick Eddington, Leo Adams, Kenneth Ken-neth Cravens, Reed Miller, Ben. Lewis, Robert Chipman, J. B. Cooper, Denzil Beck and Norman Richards. Four other Scouts have passed requirements for Second Class badges, Harold Giles, Dale Fowler, Eugene Cooper and Ralph Allred. Successful . courts were also held in the Third and Fifth wards and some awards made. Scout Workers Attend Meeting Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Worlton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers from this city attended the banquet at Provo Saturday evening, given in connection with the annual meeting of the Utah National Parks Boy Scout council. The banquet was served at 6 o'clock and the annual meeting commenced at 8 o'clock p. m. A number of Scout officials and work- jers were also present at the meet-,ing meet-,ing from Lehl. Dramatizations in J cubbing, scouting and explorer work featured the general meeting. George fcj. Morris, general superintendent of the M. I. A. of Salt Lake City, was the principal speaker of the evening. Approaching Marriage Is Announced Mrs. D. W. Larsen of this city announces the engagement and coming com-ing marriage of her daughter, Miss Cleo Larsen, and Mr. Clarence J. Sundberg of Sandy. The marriage will be solemnized on Friday, February Feb-ruary 17, in the Mantl L. D. S. temple. Miss Larsen is well-known and well-liked in this community. She has taken a real active part in church and social affairs and has hosts of friends who join in wishing wish-ing her much future happiness and Joy. Mr. Sundberg, too, is a popular member of his community and has many friends extending their congratulations. con-gratulations. They will leave immediately following fol-lowing their marriage for a short honeymoon trip to California, visiting visit-ing places and points of interest in Los Angeles and San Francisco. On their return they will make their home in Sandy. Scouts Join In Recommittal Last evening (Wednesday) the Boy Scouts of the , Lehi district, gathered together in the Fifth ward chapel and took part in the Recommittal Recom-mittal exercises which were conducted con-ducted over Radio Station K S L. This being the birthday of scouting In America, all scouts recommit themselves to the scout oath and laws. The exercises were very impressive. im-pressive. During the evening games, stunts and songs were given by the various troops. UNION MEETING SUNDAY The regular monthly Priesthood, Relief society and Primary Union meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Fifth ward chapel. All workers in these organizations are especially urged to be in attendance. at-tendance. 5622S3 Expert Car Repairing Dealer for Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Implements Horses, Used Tractors and Implements For Sale COMER GARAGE LEHI, UTAH PHONE 67-W Trade In Your Wrist Watch on a New One UP AND INCLUDING FEBRUARY 20th We Offer the Following Trade In Values: Trade in your old watch on a beautiful new wrist watch, your old watch is worth 20 per cent of the value of the new one. We will make the same allowance as above for your old fountain pen on a new one. The same for your old silverware on new. Also the same for your old eyeglasses on new complete glasses. No allowance will be made for old lens on new lens only, but only on complete eye glasses. Remember the above offers are good only to February 20th. Take advantage of the above trade in values and get up-to-date merchandise in place of your old. E. N. WEBB Jeweler and Optometrist Main Street Lehi, Utah Today and You must look your best . . . Your hair either adds to or detracts de-tracts from your natural beauty. A new Permanent and a new hair style will give you that distinguished appearance and add to your beauty. NEW DRYER JUST ADDED TO OUR EQUIPMENT ! I Phone for Appointment 5 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Dean I Telephone 134-J First East 5th North, Lehi : J. E. Dorton Celebrates 80th Birthday Celebrating his 80th birthday niversary, the family of J. E. u tan gathered at his home Sur to honor him on the occasion prettily - appointed luncheon served at 2 o'clock and the reit der of the afternoon spent In vT Ing and reminscing. Mr. Dorton, one of Lehi's belt I and highly respected older citizJ has many friends who Join In J tending happy birthday annlver wishes to him and wish him je) of continued health and happj, Present to honor him Sur! were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ta' f and daughter, Glenda, Dr. and Virgil Dorton and daughters, jf and Hope, Lucile and Vera And.' son, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. ai Mrs. Clyde Dorton and daughtel Betty Jean and Virginia, Mr. t Mrs. Basil Dorton and daughte-' Phyllis and Joann, Mr. and 1L Abraham Anderson and daughfc Gertrude and June. Mr. and v Morris Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. ij Drue Dorton and two small cL dren, Terry and Carol, Mrs. Doric and the guest of honor. Lehi Girl Entrant For "Y" Snow Carnival Queen PROVO Clarice Larsen of Lehi one of the eleven co-ed entrar for queen of the Snow Carnival ' be held February 11 at Bright Young university here, it Is ai! nounced by Cornelius R. Petersc; general alumni secretary and chap man of the event. She is spot sored by LaVadis social unit, which she is a member. Other co-eds entered in the coy test include four from Utah, thM from Arizona, two from Wyomi two from Canada, and one frorf Idaho. The winner will preside o-i the Carnival activities, and will if honored at a student-body dance. Every Day 1 :b I I Moc I tficl 1 er I 1 at 1 I c4n: 4 lie; i cv i i try I I to a S V.i Him; rei pn be; an an tax roi pst fOl foi km i1 ar be am be Ska Mo ska Cit; A 0 unc aris fie iec lie fs ncv Tin U Tl at ' anc evei t"( the I E: Ei wt-d AJd, til : y t:Z is 7 |
