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Show THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947 THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH- THURSDAY, MAY 29 Allen Webb Takes Bride In Arizona Lester Russon Home From "Met" Tour Of interest to local residents la the announcement of the marriage of Miss Lois Winn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Winn of Mesa, Arizona, to Allen Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Webb of this city. The young couple were married Wednesday in the Mesa LDS Temple, and a reception followed fol-lowed at the home of the groom's brother, Cecil Webb. The bride graduated from the Mesa High School and since graduation grad-uation ha been employed at the Valley National Bank in that city. The groom is a graduate of the Lehi High School, and spent five years with the U. S. Army, receiving re-ceiving his discharge in the fall of 15)15 with the rank of 1st Sergeant. He left Lehi with the National Guard unit and served in the Pac- puny at me na- attend regularly, wauan Islands and Okinawa. H I . attended Brigham Young University Univers-ity after his return until January when he went to Mesa to become associated with his brother, Cecil in the Jewelry business. The groom's parents and his sister, sis-ter, Mrs. Franklin Adams, and Mrs. Adams of Salt Lake City, were in attendance at the wedding. Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lott A. Russon, for the first time m ten months is Lester L. Russon, who has been associated witth the Metropolitan Opera Ballet Bal-let during the recent winter season. seas-on. While with the opera company he' appeared in all the productions in New York City, Including Lak-me, Lak-me, Aida, Rigolette, The Marriage of Figaro, and Boris CudunoUgh, with such international favorite singers at Lily Pons and Enzio Pinza. For the past seven weeks he has been on tour with the opera, appearing at a number of major cities in the east. While in New York City, he attended at-tended meetings at the Manhattan LDS ward. He reports that the resident population of the ward is not very large, but that there are numerous students from Utah who UTAH THEATRE MAIN STREET LEHI Friday and Saturday May 30 and 31 DOUBLE BILL 3 is a Family" He reports that ballet is becom- ing more popular with audiences I throughout the nation, and the future should bring much attention to this art. Audience response to ballet scenes at the "Met" was very enthusiastic, he stated. One of the interesting incidents during his winter's work was during dur-ing a presentation of Lakme, in which Lily Pons had the leading role. He was able to get a close view of the jewels she was wearing for one scene, a diamond necklace reported to be worth many thousands thous-ands of dollars. He described the jewels as possessing a brilliance that was almost blinding. Lights on the "Met" stage, he disclosed, are so brilliant that performers per-formers cannot see their audience except for an occasional' flash of jewels from the "Diamond Horseshoe". Horse-shoe". Mr. Russon plans to visit here for several weeks before returning to his work. and cr'TBOB STEELE - Don Holmstead Arrives Home From Alaska Don C, Holmstead arrived home Friday from Alaska, where he has been serving with the Task Force Frigid of the U. S. Army for the past year. He plans to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmstead, until June 21, when he will report to Ft. Eragg for reassignment. Card of Thanks I wish to express my sincere appreciation to members of the Lehi Fire Department for the quick service rendered ini prevent-There prevent-There was little damage, only a few shingles along the gable top were destroyed. M. S. Lott Alice P. Webb Is Named P.G. Queen Performing before a crowd of over 2000 spectators, Alice Peterson Peter-son Webb, attrictive blond of Lehi, was selected rodeo queen of the Utah Strawberry Day Rodeo Saturday Sat-urday night at the new rodeo arena. ar-ena. Mrs Webb, attired in a beautiful beaut-iful blue outfit, competed in a field of 17 contestants from Utah county. coun-ty. She is the wife of Dick Webb, and has had numerous honors giv- her during the past several en years as an experienced horsewom en. The queen will reign over the four day celebration June 4th to 7th.'" :t The attractive queen has served ser-ved as queen of the Lehi Roundup Round-up for two different years, and as an attendant to other queens. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le- Warncr Color Cartoon MATINEE Memorial Day Sunday, Monday and Tuesday June 1 and 2 March of Time Cartoon Express News Mary, Bryant Observes 86th Anniversary Mrs. T. H. Sims and daughters, Mildred, Emma and Mabel entertained enter-tained May 21 in honor of Mrs. Sim's sister, Mrs. Mary Bryant, on her 86th birthday, at the home of Mrs. Matilda Phillips. Twenty-five guests came to wish her many happy returns of the day. Mrs. Bryant is very active in her advanced age. She lives alone and does her own work. She has three living children, Mrs. Julia Fletcher in Canada, Mrs. Myrtle Turner in Lehi and Mrs. Lester Bryant in California. Share-The-Profit SALE May 31, June 6, Inclusive Ladies' RAINCAPES were $4.23 now $2.98 Ladies' BLOUSES were $3.30 now $2.00 Children's Cotton DRESSES, size 1-14 .. $1.25 to $1.98 Children's Cotton PANTIES ,. 19c Boy's Cotton TEE SHIRTS C9c Ladies' SLACKS SUITS were $12.75-now .... $8.75 Chenille BEDSPREADS were $11.95 now .... $8.25 Ladies' HOUSE DRESSES Crepes, Percales, Chambrays, Rayons $3.5 to $4.75 Dur-a-lon SHOWER CURTAINS were $2.93 Now $1.43 pair Girls and ladies' all leather PLAY SHOES $1.40 & $2.98 20 OFF ON ALL QUILTS Many other items also sale priced! Make us your Father's Day Gift Headquarters Get your Crepe Paper early for the Roundup Parade! LE ANY MERC. Roy Peterson. Carol Bartlett, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wicks Bartlett of Provo Canyon wasselected as an attendant. Miss Wicks, a student of Lincoln high school, won first place in the Ladies riding class at the BYU horse show on May 23. The other attendant is Miss Colleen Coll-een Knight of Orem, also astudent at Lincoln high school. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Knight of Orem. All three girls are descentants of Utah Pioneers. Judges at the contest were Verl Baum, of Provo, Mayor Glen Taylor Tay-lor of - American Fork, and Benny Barnes of Provo. A beautifulriding exhibition was given by the Pleasant Grove Rid-infg Rid-infg Club under the direction of Captain Reed Orton. Music for the evening was ' furnished by the Pleasant Grove high school band, under the direction of Irwin Jensen Elwood Allen, chairman of the queen committee was in charge of the contest. The Strawberry Day celebration will get under way Wednesday, June 4, wiith two parades scheduled, sched-uled, one at 10 a.m. and another at 6 p.m. Strawberries will be served ser-ved at noon at the city park on each of the four days, with rodeo performances scheduled each evening even-ing at 8:30. Monte Young's rides and shows will operate all four I days. On the closing day, a West ern Parade will be held at b p.m. The Lehi Riding Club will appear in all three parades, according to Drill Captain Elliot Smiith. The Lehi High School Band is also expected ex-pected to appear in Wednesday's parades. Another feature of Wednesday's Wed-nesday's Pioneer Centennial Parades Par-ades will be the appearance of the Lehi FifthWard Rhythm Band, an organization of thirty little girls ranging from 8 to 12, They' are being directed by Mrs Lucille Ingram, In-gram, under whose leadership the outstanding little marching group Lehi Roundup Tarades forth,,, nave qualified for special prizes in three years. BOYS-GIRLS How would you like to get a beautiful chrome and black Eveready Flashlight Absolutely Free JT$ EA$YA$ mmi ' " wsm t w "": Just bring in 3 new subscriptions to The Lehi Sun at $2.00 per year, and you will get your flashlight FREE! Just for selling 3 new subscriptions to your relatives or friends who are not now receiving The Lehi Sun, YOU can be the envy of all your friends by getting this beautiful flashlight! "-' HURRY! Be the first in your neighborhood to own this GENUINE EVEREADY DeLUXE FLASHLIGHT! Wednesday and Thursday June 3 and 4 DOUBLE BILL 1 1V! 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