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Show jEPTEMBFR 7, 1939 THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH 1 win b, Jason i ' "ion, at. r Pan J west lo so:.' ame a3j Pick 'lay. j between 1 district toe aaj !. and i id races, the dar with aE droppal will Ik andy. ;j ii Inthi' ity fair, t forget Septea-j PS OF tB'.- L RECORDS ANTICIPATED flAH STAT. tAi (ContinBed from paee One) l3ry, rabbits and dogs. As super- nf the macninery exiuuiu. n ton riven assurances of espe- .$ fine displays of farm machin- and equipment, iewey miuwu Delta, supervisor of the sheep rtment. was another to predict salient displays in his department. Exhibits in the women's aepan-,8it, aepan-,8it, directed this year by Mrs. iaina Youngdale, assistant su-vmsor, su-vmsor, bid fair to carry out the flrtmental objective of stimulat--i a desire on the part of women i fte state to give their utmost ieavors toward improving every iase of home work. Attractive dis-ijs dis-ijs of needlework and cooking are standing features of the women's an? exhibits. Sate officials and Salt Lake City j&t joined in extending a cordial station for every Utahn to visit jtfair. Residents of other states ;re likewise invited to attend in .der that as many as possible may .la a clear insight into the Bee- MUTUAL PARTY A SUCCESS The party given Tuesday evening by the stake M. I. A. board for all ward M. I. A. "workers proved to be an outstanding social success. The affair was held In the basement base-ment of the new tabernacle and was in the form of a novel "track meet." Clever athletic and track stunts and contests were staged during dur-ing the evening, with the crowd dividing di-viding Into various groups for the activities. It was one of the most clever parties ever held in our stake. At the close of the party delicious refreshments re-freshments were served. Howard Ricks and -Mrs. Lileth Peck, activity counselors in the Young Men's and Young Women's stake presidencies, were in charge of the party. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans and little son left last week-end for Ma-roni, Ma-roni, where Mr. Evans will teach seminary during the ensuing school year. hive3 state's productiveness in lines of human endeavor. all Local Items Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Garrett and family spent Monday visiting in Delta with relatives. On Monday Mrs. May K. Anderson Ander-son of Phoenix, Arizona, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Whipple. Mrs. William Cullimore and baby son. Ross, of Garland visited in Lehi Monday with her sister, Mrs. Armond Webb and family. Miss Erma Schow, who has been employed in the post office at Bryce caryon during the past summer iv,nths, returned home Tuesday. Uriderg round Power THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1939 Railroad's Mew Band Will B.r 1 Available for Contaris, Parades 1t Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman spent Sunday at Mercur, the occa sion being Mercur Day. .'i-'.'iAl 1 , 4 Miss Bessie Kirkham of Salt Lake City was a visitor at the home of! Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Whipple on Monday. Mrs. Evelyn Peterson, Mrs. Ralph Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Whipple spent last Wednesday afternoon after-noon visiting at Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Curtis have purchased the former LeRoy Davis home on Sixth North and Center street. They are moving into their new home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winn and three children left Tuesday morning for their home in Maricopa, California, after spending three days here with Mrs. Mary Winn. Miss Mattie Davis of Salt Lake City, who Just returned from San Francisco, California, where she spent her vacation, .visited in Lelil during the week-end with her par-ei.ts, par-ei.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davis. Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmer man and two sons returned to Gunnison Gun-nison Sunday after spending their vacation here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman and Mrs. Minnie Norman. Mrs. Don Evans of Aberdeen, Ida ho, daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum C. Evans of this city, is reported re-ported to be improving. She was in the hospital at American Falls, Idaho, for ten days receiving treatment treat-ment for pneumonia. She has now been removed to her home and is on the improve. Mrs. Ray Lester of Midvale spent Sunday in Lehi with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Tavlor. Mrs. Lester was the former Miss Sarah Taylor of this city. Miss Viva Taylor left Saturday evening for Lovell, Wyoming, where she is employed teaching school. She spent the summer vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Taylor. Here Is You Telequiz What are your guesses? -ft 1. This is part of a page taken from a telephone directory published in the United States. RIGHT Q WRONG 1 Coast-to-coast telephone tele-phone service was estab-llshed estab-llshed commercially in 1925. RICHTQ WRONG LjLi'J Mi e answers are shown below and the quickest av to get an answer when you want to reach eone in another town is by telephone. You W action now! Only by long distance can you .lsqfs an(1 decie matters without a delay wait-w wait-w a reply. II - 2 . .E . -c U .. J o w U U) K u c P 3 o c c o u u I-o I-o Z O 0 OT c o o U (J CO d nj o) 5 c 3 Q r2 CO TJ C D O C J c q. m 40 ON vt ra (ii J- - c n c J) a! a 5 & w s t E Q) I- w c - ra u c ro e Monnuin States Tel. & Tel. Company Miss Thelma Goodwin arrived home Saturday, following a two months vacation spent in the East. She spent most of the time in Milwaukee Mil-waukee with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gud-mundsen. Gud-mundsen. She visited in Pittsburgh, Washington, D. C, New York City, and Palmyra, New York, before going go-ing to Milwaukee and also visited Chicago and enjoyed a trip to Wash ington Island. She reports many happy experiences and a lovely va cation. Mrs. Alta Webb and son, Jack, returned home Monday,.'following a two weeks vacation spent in Bur-lingame, Bur-lingame, California, with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson and family They visited the fair in San Francisco Fran-cisco and flew over the fair in an airplane. They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson while in Burlingame. They report a wonderful trip. Mrs. Webb is back to her usual duties at the Beauty Shop on Main street. Mrs. B. G. Webb and son, Dick, arrived home Monday from McGill, Nevada, where they spent ten days visiting with Mrs. Webb's daughter and son-in-law, Mr.- and Mrs. D. C. Tidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Tidwell and daughter, Marilyn, and son, Eugene, recently returned from a trip to the world's fair in San Francisco, other points of interest in California, and through the Southern Utah parks and canyons. While they were away their baby son, Ray, remained in Lehi with his grandmother and on their return Mrs. Webb and Dick accompanied them to their home in McGill for a visit. They report a delightful trip. Outstanding among the social affairs af-fairs of the week was the miscellaneous miscel-laneous shower party given last Friday evening in the Second ward chapel by Mrs. Eugene Webb in compliment to her daughter Miss Zada Webb, a bride of this week. While the guests were assembling string music was played by Miss Pauline Worlton, Alvin WolLschleger, and Miss Marjorie Anderson. During Dur-ing the evening a program was given as follows: Vocal solos by Miss Ada Phillips, accompanied by Miss Ha Webb; two stunts, written and directed di-rected by Mrs. Elmo Eddington; piano selections by Miss LaPriel Goodwin, vocal selections by Mrs. Mildred Webb, accompanied on the violin by Mrs. Miriam Goodwin and on the piano by Mrs. June Jorgen-sen; Jorgen-sen; and a' reading by Mrs. Alice Harding of Vineyard. Later dainty refreshments were served to about one hundred and fifty guests. The young bride-elect received many The picture shows th main hoist m tne United States Smelting, Re fining and Mining Company's Unit ed States Mine, at Bingham. Utah The hoist room, which on the surface sur-face would be represented by a large building several itories high, is located In the mine approximate ly 1100 feet vertically below the surface and Is reached by a tunnel tun-nel over a mile in length. It was excavated out of solid rock and Is constructed entirely of concrete and steel. The hoist, designed for operations to a depth of 4000 ft. below the hoist room level, 1b equipped with every modern safety device ana automatic controls. The United States Mine is a fine example of the vitality of the mining min-ing industry. The Old Jordan claim, around which this operation wag built, was located in 1863 and was developed almost entirely by the present Company or interests which went to make up the present Company. Com-pany. The Company, since Its formation In 1905, has provided almost al-most continuous employment at tr United States Mine for a large' number of men. Its record for employment em-ployment at this mine during the depression years was outstanding, the annual average number of employees em-ployees at that property during the years 1931 to 1935, Inclusive, varying vary-ing only between 430 and 439. ' The search for new ore Is car rled on simultaneously with nro- ductlon. Tunnels penetrate the rock formations farther and farther from the portal to the present day dis tances of several miles, and deenr and deeper extends the search. Where once the brawn of men pushed a small mine car or turned the windlass, high powered loco- motives must now be used and huge hoists wind the heavy cables that raise the ore several thousand or more reet. Thus through tremendous in vestments In machinery, eaulnment and labor is the life of a mining enterprise perpetuated, and then only if engineering skill and efficient effi-cient operation can keep the cost of production within the bounds of the economic value of the minerals mined. Tb Union Tmci!:c railroad has Sne musical in a biz way! Rapidly po'.lshinj; itself into a flrbt class concert and parade organization is the Union Pacific Employes' band, under the- direction direc-tion of Conductor Dante ricciotti. Us membership consists of messengers, mes-sengers, boilermakers, clerks, (Stenographers, office boys, bureau bur-eau heads, electricians, draftsmen, drafts-men, laborers, mail and freight p.andlcrs, mechanics and machinists, ma-chinists, and others, j President W. M. Jeffer"s of the Union Pacific has announced he proposes to have not only one of the finest musical outfits in the country, but the "best uniformed" uniform-ed" band in the country as well. Available For Functions Mr. Jeffers has said the band will be maintained ot a minimum of fifty pieces, its size depending on whether it plays concert or parade engagements. The organization, or-ganization, he said, will also be available for civic and railroad functions. 1 To add feminine charm to the band, more than a score of high stepping and baton-twirling majorettes, ma-jorettes, also all Union Pacific employes, are being put through i'.heir paces during weekly re- hearsnls. In charge of this group, from which ten of the i best performers will be finally selected to lead the band on parades, are Orville and Lloyd Johnson, brothers, 17 and 20 years old, both graduates of Thomas Jefferson High school at Council DlufTs, Iowa. Orville i3 the national baton twirling champion in high school competition, having won the honor this year in the contest held in Minneapolis, and also holds district, state and MINK (Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kan sas) twirling honors. Choral Croup Formed Lloyd, an artist in drum majoring, major-ing, lead and directed the Thomas Jefferson band to two national honors, as well as to state and district awards. Orville is employed as a junior clerk and Lloyd as a messenger. Both also play in the Union Pacific Employes' band and Lloyd will act as drum major when the band and majorettes parade. Orville, Conductor Picciotti asserts, as-serts, is himself an outstanding attraction. As a "hold-over" from the Golden Spike Days celebration' which was held in Omaha this spring, the Union Pacific already al-ready has a male quartet and a 200-voice choral group which have received recognition throufihout the middle west. Though their instructors have them in constant readiness for appearances, the quartet practices prac-tices almost daily and the chorus Is rehearsed every week. ATHENIAN CLUB WILL HOLD FIRST MEETING WANT ADS TOMATOES For Sale, 50c bushel. See J. E. Johnson, Lehi. 9-7-ltp FOR RENT Steam heated rooms by the week, month or sea son. Mrs. G. JS. Peterson, 150 East State street. r 9-7-tf The opening meeting for the coming com-ing season of the local Athenian club will be held next Wednesday, September 13," at the home of Mrs. Gerald R. Taylor. The club does not meet during the summer vacation vaca-tion period and the meeting next Wednesday will be the first meeting of the coming year. A very splendid program has been arranged for the oiiening meeting as follows: Greetings by the president, presi-dent, Mrs. A. K. Chatfield; reading of a play, "The Famous Mrs. Fair," by Katherine Christensen of Amer ican Fork; vocal solo, "God Bless America" by Mrs. T. F. Kirkham. All club members are urged to be in attendance. .Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb and son, Dan, returned to their home in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Mrs. Ralph Goodwin returned to her home in Hailey, Idaho, Monday, after a visit here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Webb and Bishop and Mrs, S. I. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Whipple accompanied them as far as Salt Lake City. The members of the stake Relief society board held their regular monthly business meeting in American Amer-ican Fork canyon last Friday afternoon. after-noon. After the meeting, the group enjoyed a delicious steak fry. Members Mem-bers present were Mrs. Delia Fox, Mrs. Julia Hunter, Mrs. Lucy Whitman, Whit-man, Mrs. Eliza Logsdon, Mrs. Edna Ed-na Banks, Mrs. Ethel Hunger, Mrs. Mabel Taylor, Mrs. Lenore T. Jones, Mrs. Udine Wing, Mrs, Laura Schow and MrsEdith Evans. FOR SALE Chest of Drawers. See Mrs. Rodney Dickerson, or phone 61-W, Lehi. 9-7-2tp. Modern Home For Rent See Roy Moncur, Park Service Station, Lehi. FOR SALE Four-room House, acre lot, garage, and small chicken coop. See J. R. Goodwin, State street, Lehi. 8-24-tf FOR SALE Good Used Coal Range. See Lehi Hardware, Lehi. . " 8-24 tf Five head Small Mares For Sale, cheap, or will trade. See Boyd Holmstead, Lehi. ...r.." 8-17-tf HIGHEST CASn TRICES PAID for dead or useless animals. See Boyd Holmstead, or phone 343-R3, Lehi WANTED Barley. terson, Lehi. See Bert Pe-8-31-tf FOR SALE Leather Davenport, in good condition, $5.00. See Mrs. Andrew Fjeld, Lehi. 8-31-tf Large, Better Pressure Cookers. We invite comparison of Quality and Price. Gambles, Am. Fork. 1-9-It. HELP WANTED W ATKINS DEALER WANTED. Call or Write Arnold C. Brems, local Watkins Dealer. Phone 86-W, Lehi, Utah. 8-24-tf T ... . Mrs. Harry Hanline and sons, Allen Al-len and Jimmy, of Brigham City, visited here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Seth Hansen. Mrs. Hanline is Mr. Hansen's sister. Dr. and Mrs. Harold I. Goodwin and daughters, Barbara and Elaine, of Park City spent Sunday here with Dr. Goodwin's parents, Bishop and Mrs. S. I. Goodwin. They were en route home following a vacation trip to Grand and Bryce canyons. Sinday being the birthday anniversary anni-versary of Alice Beck, who is very ill in the L. &.' S. hospital, Mrs. Alice Austin and daughter, Virginia, Denzil Beck, Alice's brother, Mrs. Alma Beck and daughter, Alma, visited with her at the hospital. They took a lovely birthday cake with them. Legal Notices SHERIFFS SALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT, IN AND FOR UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, COR-PORATION, a Corporation, Plaintiff, Plain-tiff, vs. THOMAS H. SEtS and MELISSA G. SIMS, his wife, defendants. To be sold at eleven o'clock a. m., Sept. 9th, 1939, at front door of Courthouse, in Provo, Utah, the premises, situated in Aforesaid County and particularly described as follows: Commencing 16 rods 15 feet North from the Southwest corner of Block 85, In Plat "A", of Lehi City Survey of Building Lots; thence East 11 rods; thence South 5 rods; thence West 11 rods; thence North 5 rods to the place of beginning. be-ginning. Dated August 15, 1939. JOHN S. EVANS, Sheriff, Utah County, Utah. Publication in -Lehi Sun", Aug. 17-24-31 & Sept 7, 1939. Those from out of town coming to attend funeral services held here last Thursday for Lemuel Whimpey were Carrie Cowley, Lewis Whimpey, Whim-pey, Blanch Whimpey Burr, all of Price; Mr. and Mrs. Parley Austin. Mrs. S. E. Addis, Mrs. Victor Myers. Mrs. Glen Chadwick, all of American Amer-ican Fork; Mrs. O. P. Tillery, Mrs. John Coombs, Elizabeth F. Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Noaks, Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Worthen, all of Salt Lake City; Lottie Thome, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Whimpey, all of Provo; Oscar W. Evans, Mrs. Erve West, of Pleasant Grove; Anna GeltzEkof Murray and others. Try Our Invisible Half-Soleing State Street Shoe Shop Harold Osborne, Prop. SPANISH FORK, Utah THE NEW AUCTION COLISEUM at the Livestock Show Barns will be completed and up-to-date in every detail for the GRAND OPENING Saturday, September 9th, at 9:30 a. m. AND EACH SATURDAY THEREAFTER The opening auction feature will bt the ! of 500 cattle and hogs. Buyere from all lirestock market! will be pretent. . If you have any kind of livestock for wle, thii Ii your opportunity to dispose of them at the highest market price paid at central livestock markets. SELL AT SPANISH FORK AND SAVE TRANSPORTATION COSTS AND TIME A REAL TREAT for everyone that attends the AUCTION SALL Bring your entire family and all your friends Something new and interesting! FREE BARBECUE AT NOON Sponsored by Spanish Fork City Officials and Business Men. i Special Sales at all Spanish rorn Business nouses. t" B,G OPENING HORSE SALE, Friday, September 29th I Spainsh Fork Livestock ! AUCTION SALE ALEX PATTERSON, Manager GLEN COFFEY, Auctioneer X PHONE 333, OFFICE BOOTH HOTEL SPANISH FORK, UTAH ? C:rt C.j-nritt Rank C)aAtn Utah For Summer Meals ... Select from our wide variety of FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, LUNCH GOODS . . .Quality Foods at the Right Prices. WILL ADOPT CASH BASIS Beginning September 1 An amendment to the Sales Tax Act forces us to pay the 2 per cent 'sales tax on all charge accounts, as well as our regular cash sales! Our sales tax report includes total sales at time return is filed, sales tax must be paid on all cash, credit, installment and conditional sales. This makes it necessary neces-sary for us to go on a strictly cash basis beginning September 1. Watch for further explanations. LARSEN BROS. Phone 17 Main Street, Lehi beautiful ana useiui guu. |