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Show THE LEIH SUN, LEIH, UTAH THURSDAY3UprTt; THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1911 20 .Un, I May We Remind You that Spring means Easter that Easter means new clothes that new clothes mean smart hairstyles that smart hairstyles mean expert hairdressing that expert hairdressing means . . . Ruth's Beauty Nook Main Street PHONE 43 Lehi Relief Society Party Is Lovely Affair Hospital Notes A fine baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gurney at the local hospital this week. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Luther Gale was admitted to the hospital Monday for medical treatment. Ruby Bone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bone, underwent an appendicitis operation at the local hospital Sunday. She is doing as well as can be expected. A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mitchell at the local hospital, Tuesday. Athenian Club Elect New Officers At the meeting of the club held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. K. Chatfield new officers were elected to serve during the coming year. They will take office the last meeting of this term, which will be the first part of June. Mrs. Elmo Eddlngton was elected the new president of the club with Mrs. Lloyd B. Adamson. as vice president; Mrs. Edna Campbell ' The entertainment given by the Relief societies of Li'hi stake Tuesday Tues-day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the stake tabernacle proved to be a lovely affair. Two hundred and fifty women of the community were in attendance. The party was given in celebration celebra-tion of the 99th anniversary of the founding of the L. D. S. Relief society. so-ciety. The actual anniversary of the organization, which was founded found-ed March 17, 1842 by Joseph Smith to minister to the needs of the people peo-ple and build spirituality and In other ways provide development for members, came on Monday, but was celebrated here Tuesday. A splendid program was given, under the direction of Mrs. Edna Banks. The ' program was as follows: fol-lows: Prayer by Mrs. Mina Webb, community singing by the group, I led by Mrs. Edith Evans; birthday Athenian . greetings by the stake president, Mrs. Delia Fox; a piano selection by Miss Naomi Skinner, a one-act play, "All In a Day," under the direction di-rection of Mrs. Leota Peterson and Mrs. Olive Phillips. Members of the cast were Mrs- Myrtle Erickson, Mrs. Ruth Wing, Mrs. Vera Schow, Mrs. Sadie Southwick and Mrs. Phoebe Gray. A trumpet solo was given by Keith FARMERS! First Grade SUPER GAS 17c per gal. (In Barrels) Special Motor Oil 5 gallons S1.69 Kerosene 25c per gallon 5 gallons $1.00 F.B. GRANT Saratoga Road P.-T. A. Meeting Next Wednesday Posture Parade Teams Selected At High School Mrs. R- J. Johnson and new baby were removed home from the hos pital last Wednesday. Mrs. George Bone and baby son were removed from the hospital last Thursday. They are at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wing. Mrs. Terry Hallsey and baby of Mercur were removed home from the hospital last Wednesday. Misses Edith and Blanche Goates of Salt Lake City were visiting In Lehi Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Goates and family. ESS NYLON Milady wiil be pleased to learn that we now have a fair supply of those beautiful, fine and much wanted NYLON Hosiery in the New Spring Shades. And a fine stock of - Humming Bird Silk Hosiery In all of the wanted shades and sizes, priced pric-ed at 79c and up. Other silk hosiery 23c and up to 69c the pair, Mexican "Huaraches" Sandals, Moccasions and other Footwear for spring. Bring your foot troubles to us. We carry a supply of Dr. Scholl's Foot-Comfort Remedies, boots, hi-tops, Wolverine work shoes, oxfords, strollers, slippers and a few pairs of those men's nutty-priced dress shoes at $1.98. A gift. Dress Pants, Work Pants, Corduroys, Riding Rid-ing Breeches for all male members of the family. Men's Dress Shirts 79c to $1.98 Boys' 49c to 79c Curtains A grand assortment. Just what you need. Take a look. Materials Galore For home sewing. And ail the Sewing Accessories. Wallpaper Cleaner, Floor Wax, Furniture Polish, Window Shades from 10c to 75c each, and hundreds of other oth-er items on which you can save at GOODWIN'S YOUR ONE-STOP STORE secretary and Mrs. H. B. Merrihew, treasurer. Mrs. A. K. Chatfield is the outgoing out-going president, Mrs. D. R. Mitchell. outgoing vice president and Mrs. Afton Giles, outgoing secretary. Mrs. E. L. Chipman gave an interesting in-teresting review of the book, "A Night In Bombay," after which the hostess served dainty refreshments. Junior Athenian Club Elect New Officers At their regular meeting last Thursday evening held at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Southwick, the Junior Athenian club elected new officers to serve during the coming year. Mrs. Winzell Swenson was elected president, Mrs. Lileth Peck, vice president, and Miss LaPriel Goodwin, secretary and treasurer. The new officers will not take office until the first meeting in September, but they were chosen now so that they will be able to attend the State Convention Con-vention of Women's Federated clubs, to be held in Nephl the last part of March. The outgoing officers are: Mrs. Lucile Rhodes, president; Miss Reva Goates, vice president, and Mrs. Ada Whipple, secretary. At the meeting Thursday evening a review of the book, "For Whom The Bells Toll" by Ernest Hem-mingway Hem-mingway was given by Mrs. Winzell Swenson, after which the hostess served dainty refreshments. In addition to the club members two guests, Mrs. Fay Manning and Mrs. Virginia Gurney, were present, Eddington, a vocal trio by Betty Jean Dorton, June Anderson and Donna Hadfield, a dance number, under the direction of Miss Vera Conder, a selection by the Bazoo band composed of members of the First ward in costume, a selection by a chorus composed of stake board members, an original poem, composed com-posed by Mrs. Edna Banks and read by Mrs. Hazel Dunsdon, and the closing prayer by Mrs. Olena Goodwin. Good-win. The community singing consisted con-sisted of original words written by Mrs. Victoria Stewart to the tunes of some of our hymns. Following the program those present pres-ent were entertained in the reception recep-tion room in the tabernacle basement. base-ment. A beautiful color scheme of blue and yellow was carried out in the decorations, favors and! the dainty refreshments. Daffodils and violets were used in decorating the table. The young mothers in formal for-mal gowns served the group. Those attending proclaimed this affair an outstanding success. A meeting of the Lehi Parent-Teachers Parent-Teachers association will be held next Wednesday evening, March 26 at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. audi-torium. A health moving picture will be shown and a lecture will be given. Music will be furnished by the Chantante chorus. The annual election of officers will take place. All parents of the community and others interested are cordially invited in-vited and urged to be in attendance. It is a very important meeting and a good attendance will be appreciated ap-preciated by the P.-T. A. officers. Lehi Legion Shooters Defeat Provo Lehi post No. 19, American Rifle club defeated the Provo post No. 13 at a shoot in the Provo armory Fri day night, 923 to 919. W. Woffinden of Lehi was the high Individual scorer scor-er with 191, followed by Pat Stewart of Provo, with a 190 and Roger Price of Lehi with 189. The scoring was as follows: Lehi Keith Lott, 180; John Whipple, 183; Gordon Cedarstrom, 180; Roger Price, 189; W. Woffinden, 191. Provo Pat Stewart, 190; F. R. Newell, 183; Bill Rita, 187; H. Calder, 180; William Jauusi, 179. Conoco Service Station Has New Manager Duane Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Evans, has taken over the management of the Conoco Service Station on State street, and he Issues Is-sues an invitation to everyone to visit him at his new place of business. busi-ness. Mr. Evans is well qualified for this line of work. He is quiet and alert and is ready to give expert service. These qualities are very essential in this line of business. The station is fully equipped for greasing, washing, and all forma of auto service. He has a full line of automobile accessories and will carry Conoco gas and oils. Pay a visit to Mr. Evans at his new place of business and tell him that we welcome him into the business busi-ness field and wish him a lot of success" in his new venture. H. S. Will Not Sponsor Tournament Tourna-ment Activities Principal Lloyd B. Adamson of the local high school has stated that since the Lehf team is not at the tournament this year, the school is not sponsoring any activities' at the tournament and if students go to the tournament they must be excused by their parents. A written excuse is necessary from their parents par-ents if they miss school to attend the tournament games. The school is not responsible in chaperoning any groups. In view of the fact of the heavy traffic on the roads, it is urged that parents who do excuse their children from school to attend the tournament, see that they are properly chaperoned. chaper-oned. It is the desire of the school and the faculty that school be carried on regularly and if students miss school to attend tournament games, they are asked to mate this .work up. . W THOROUGHBRED HATS New Spring HATS For Men and Boys Look at Your Hat Everyone Else Does SHOES For The Family Powers Shoe Store Don't wait until your shoes are entirely worn out. Have them repaired now and save the money you would pay for new ones. We give you savings and satisfaction with q u i c k and dependable service. Call today -OPEN 8:30 a, m. to 12:30 p. m. 2:30 pi m. to 6:30 p. m. and all day Saturday. Bob's Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING m Dee Schow, Propi. Policewoman To Speak Here Miss Jane Barratt, a Salt Lake City policewoman will talk on "The Failure of Family From The Observation Ob-servation of A Police Woman."" at a meeting of the First ward Relief Society Tuesday afternoon. : o MARRIAGE ANNOUNCE! Of social Interest to the people of this community is the announcement announce-ment of the marriage of Miss Irene Hayes of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Mr. Howard Whlmpey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Whlmpey of this city, which took place last Tuesday, March 11, in Salt Lake City. Both young people have many friends in their respective communities com-munities who are showering them with congratulations and wishes for much future success and happiness. They will live here for the present. Ell LEADERSHIP MEETING NEXT TUESDAY The regular monthly M. L A. Leadership meeting will be held next Tuesday evening, March 25, in the stake tabernacle, immediately immediate-ly following Mutual. It is important that all stake and ward M. L A. workers be in attendance- Card of Thanks We wish to thank everyone who so kindly assisted us in any way during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. The speakers, floral tributes, musical numbers, cars and all other favors extended and the sympathy afforded us, we are truly grateful for. Mrs. Leroy Lott and family- Miss Vera Conder, instructor of physical education at the Lehi high school, announces that the Posture Parade teams for both the Senior and Junior high school have been selected and regular practices prac-tices and drills will go forward at once. The Senior posture parade eam consists of the following girls: Ger-aldine Ger-aldine Ault, Virginia Ault, Clifta Bennett, Laura Jean Brown, Grace Carson, Ruth Chamberlain, Cleo Christensen, Inez Colledge, Ardella Calton, Virginia Dorton, Bernardine Fagan, Doris Gordon, Ina Rick, Geralee Sorenson, Anita Van Wagoner, Wag-oner, Alberta Van Wagoner, Madge Whimpey, Dona Zimmerman, June Anderson, Willa Hadfield, Betty Jensen, Leone Jones, Betty Jean Dorton, Betty Logsdon, Edna Norman, Nor-man, Faye Nicholes, Beryl Putnam, Mildred Adamson. Erma Christ offerson, Donna Hadfield, Alyce Jones, Lois Lott, Iva Dell Sunder land, Maxine Webb, Betty Jane Johnson, Gretta Churchill, Kaye Carter and Nita Brooks. Members of the Junior high school team are: Standard Bearer ,Reva Anderson; Banner Bearers, Vernadine Welcker and June Sunderland; Sun-derland; Jean Clark, Orma Degel-beck, Degel-beck, Udine Garrett, Deon Dunsdon, Duns-don, Dona Jensen, Norma Larsen. Elaine Peterson, Glenna Rick, Lela Rutledge, JoAnn Taylor, LaRae Whimpey, Bonnie J- Whyde, Ethel Day, Erma Adams, Beverly Ben nett, Betty R. Callaway, Ada Drans field, LaRae Evans, Juanita Fother- ingham, Dona Gurney, Bessie Hack ing, Evelyn Hartshorn, Lois Larsen, Melba Lee, Naomi Skinner, Beatrice Smith, LaDene Van Wagoner, Dar- lene Wathen, Letha Colledge, Margaret Mar-garet Worlton, Viola Grace. Substitutes are Helen Colledge and Mirl Trinnaman. Marriage Announced Mrs. Alice L. Phillips announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ada Phillips and Mr. Howard W. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Robinson of American Fork, which took place Monday in the Salt Lake temple. The young bride is a popular member mem-ber of the city's younger set, having hav-ing taken an active part in church and social affairs. She has been working with the city's recreation group for some time past, has been instructor in the Play school here and has taken an outstanding part in music circles throughout the community. Through these avenues she has won a host of friends, who join In wishing her much future happiness. Mr. Robinson recently returned from an L. D. S. mission to Brazil. He, too, is an active member of his community and has a host of friends who are extending their hearty congratulations. con-gratulations. A dancing party was given in their honor Wednesday evening in the First ward Amusement Hall, attended at-tended by a large crowd of relatives rela-tives and friends. ,You will -if you make greater use of Cheap Electricity Life can be a dull routine if you let it be. Or life can be a glorious, thrilling, happy adventure if you make it so! Happiness is the sum-total of your pleasant, cheerful daily experiences. There are many things which add zest and good cheer to your daily activities. Foremost among them are Electrical Appliances which reduce work and give you more time for fun. Are you using them? Every home can afford to, because they are inexpensive now, may be purchased on convenient con-venient terms, and cost less than ever to operate today with Cheap Electricity. TOASTED SANDWICHES ina hurry for that midnight mid-night snack or any time. Sandwiches, however, are but one of many things that can be cooked with speed on an mectnc trnll. i DELIGHTFUL WAFFLES I' for any meal, any time! Did you know that 52 dif- I ferent recipes can be cooked on a waffle iron? Grand for j parties and to surprise the i family, too! j FEATHERWEIGHT IRON fj eases ironing as it glides i across the board with almost I no effort at all on your part ! See the new low-cost stream- ' t : lined models. ; SEE YOUR DEALER OR 1 UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. I Dee Schow Takes Over Bob's Shoe Shop Bob's Shoe Shop has a new manager man-ager since Robert Phillips, who has been operating the shop for some years past, left with the national guards for California. (? Dee Schow, who has worked under un-der Mr. Phillips for some time past and has qualified for. the shoe repairing re-pairing business in every respect, has taken over the business and invites the patronage of the entire community. He will endeavor to give you savings sav-ings and satisfaction with quick and dependable service at all times. He is a capable shoe repair man and is ready to serve the public in this line of work. Immunization To Be Given Thursday Immunization against smal pax and diptheria will be given to children chil-dren of the community, starting today to-day (Thursday) at 9 o'clock i Vaccinations will be given te small pox to everyone who desires this service and innoculations lor diptheria will be given to pupils up to eight years of age. Mr. and Mrs. A. ' B. Anderson, Mrs. Evans L. Anderson and Mrs. H. C. Goates spent last Thursday at t! home of Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Anderson An-derson in Salt Lake City. U Mr. Schow announces that W hours at the shop will be from I a. m. to 12:30 p. m. and from 2: p. m. to 6:30 p. m. every day m Saturday and he will be tnere day Saturday. Ml IHiHiiIiiiIiiW" In accordance with Section 57-7-64X1, Chapter 48, Laws of Utah, 1935; a three months' period-March 15th to June 15th, 1941-has been designated for the inspection and adjustment adjust-ment by Official Inspection Stations of brakes, lining equipment, steering mechanisms, horns, mirrors, windshield wipers and otherequipment on all resident-owned motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers in the State of Utah. STATE ROAD COMMISSION W. D. HAMMOND, Chairman 7 |
