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Show Tuesday, august 12, 1948 THE LEI II SUN, LEin, UTAH PAGE THREE Hainan 1 orts Hales i Training Training: Center. nr. 'Diepo, Calif.-William Elbert s Seaman Apprentice, wao Ph! ' resent going to Disbursing keeper School, from which 5nst5will; graduate in seven more aticrjs joined the Navy on March ain ; ' , J t.fid from the a iican Fork High School with UftUla$sof 1947. While in high achSl be managed his last year's 7 btball team. After working d ond year with the Spafford 'en ftv in American Fork, he ' Via- . 11.. XT 1-1 TfT "a,ed wie vv catic: travel. r 1 passed his recruit training m. The Naval Training Station in Cai Diego. After his training " bd lias over he took his first figurtte with his parents, Mr. and ans Elbert S. Hales, American nal it bac 1 tiki in 6 hi. the if 'ice to ted! c ss is I : m ain S:: w thel bint ing h grei 7 whetf r iwi or"sops; my t; Fork, Utah. When interviewed on July 30 1948, at the Naval Training Center, San Dieeo. o n r? FCC, Hales stated, "Navy life Is swell, food Is fine, no complaints, icii an ui vne gang to come on in, 'The Waters Fine'." Clubs and Socials Mrs. Christabel Grant entertained enter-tained at dinner Sunday of last week In honor of her grandson, ci seam, ana Mrs. Tracy Nicholes, Washington, D. C, who have been here on furlough Other guests were Mr. and Mrs! a. iMasien, Fittsburg, Pa., parents of Mrs. Nicholes, Otto Thie'.e Los Angeles, Calif., Hyrum Helm' Pocatello, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs' Howard W. Nicholes and sons' Douglas, Frank and Ross; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas and children, and Mrs. Amanda W Nicholes. Sgt. and Mrs. Nicholes Nich-oles and the Nasteffs left Tuesday Tues-day to return home. Good Attendance At Chipman Family Reunion ng d J rovo, I r . M ! i I IMM M f 'LB I rove, s and of u.s the mr ost am, leva a: elling s a sob in re; :va Ste f thecf etitive dson, o: ation pi ductioc ting fc i ore dt :k area I "ma: : high c esident. d H. H I the I ee also Holmes & Edwards COMMUNITY 1847 ROGERS Wm. Rogers Bros. Barker's Jewelry Store Quality first; Service Always Heber, Orem and American Fork Approximately 200 members of the Stephen Chipman family, ranging In age from Stephen Davis Chipman, 91, only surviving surviv-ing son of the pioneer father, to children in arms, gathered in the KODinson Park Saturday afternoon after-noon in their annual familv re union. Other honored pupshs wpm Mrs Elizabeth ChiDman Varnev Mrs Lovenia Chipman Booth, Mrs. Alice Chipman Dunkley, Mrs. Eliza Chipman Christensen, and iwrs. May unipman cozzens, who are among the older of the grandchildren of Stephen Chip-man. Following an afternoon of sports for the children, visiting ior the older ones and a picnic supper under the trees, the rain sent the group to the tabernacle where a program was presented. Elva Chipman (Mrs. Ray) Olpin sang two numbers, Ruth Chip-man Chip-man (Mrs. Lewis F.) Hansen gave a reading, Elaine Brown Ahlan- der sang, and J. Stanley Peters gave an interesting talk on the notable characteristics of the family ancestry. Election placed Davis Chipman as president of the family or ganization for the coming year, with Mrs. Walter E. Boyden (Frances Nuttall), first vice pres ident; Oscar M. Hunter, second vice president; Mrs. D. Luzell Chipman, secretary, Mrs. Lewis F. Hansen, treasurer, Mrs. At lantic Christensen, historian, all of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Relva Booth Ross, American Fork, genealogist. Retiring officers are Ina Chip man (Mrs. Denzil) Brown, Provo, Helen Chipman (Mrs. Fred) Dix on, Fae Chipman (Mrs. Wayne) Mercer, all of Provo, and Elmo Peters, American Fork. Local Items City Garden Tour Reveals Beauty Everywhere With nature putting on her loveliest dress after the abundant Thursday nlcht rains, the Gar den club tour Friday night was highly successful. Thirty mem bers of the. club ana interested friends loined in the tour which proved highly Informative as well as entertaining. The tour began in the beautiful gardens of Elden J. Miller, where the group assembled. The beautifully landscaped grounds of M. S. Lott of Lehi were next on the lntinerary. Here Mr. Lott, a garden enthus iast of years standing, conducted the visitors about his place. One catches a glimpse of the beauty of the private garden with the approach to the house where colorful border planting extends along the curb. The group then returned to the Noel O. Knight place on King street, in American Fork. Here a garden and landscaping have been skillfully combined on a lot of irregular shape with credit able results. In a remarkably small area are fruit trees, berry bushes, vegetable rows and well kept beds of flowers and shrubs. To the rear are two beautiful trees, a weeping willow and silver leaf maple in an expanse of lawn enclosed with tall shrubs and vines, making an ideal outdoor living room. Mr. Knight credits his wife with the landscaping scheme, supplying, he modestly admits, the necessary "elbow grease". Around the circular fireplace of the C. A. Grant place the group made their last stop. Here watermelon was served by the committee. A short business meeting was held at which Mrs Lila O. Hansen, chairman of the flower show to be held in con junction with Steel Day, talked on items concerning the show. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Earl and son Dennis flew with the Provo Flying club Sunday to Hailey, Idaho. From there they went by bus to Ketchum and Sun Valley which they toured, and then re turned home by plane in the evening. - Mrs. Alfred Adams, Ogden, visited here Monday with daughter, Mrs. Rex Dimick. her (2omf2cJzj2 the iIcmL.. 1qj2 why v. :':' ' V j' ORE PEOPLE B y THAI ANY I f 1 V. 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' West Main American Fork Phone 93 Art Exhibit For Steel Day Shaping Up . ORANGES ST lb. 10c LETTUCE Iocal l. 7c TOMATOES f,rm' ,. 15c CABBAGE "J,1,! lB., 5c CANTALOUPE 7c bananas s0r.hnTr;:..LB. i5c Cukes, lb. . . 5c Grapes, lb. . 25c Peaches, lb. 17c Melons, lb. . 4c PEACOCK f&wc W All purpir 3.49 U 50 lbs. TOMATOES 2 38c: CAHADA DRY 2 SODAS 43c i While definite details of the art show to be given here as part of American Fork's Steel day celebration, September 6th, are still being worked out, prelimi nary surveys made by the art association of the city sponsoring the exhibit give assurance this will be an important item of the fete. President Walton E. Foulger and the members of the association associa-tion are inviting all artists of the city, whether amateur or pro fessional to show their work. The exhibit will be non-competitive and no awards will be made. Exhibitors will be responsible for their pictures and will be asked to bring them to a place to be designated later. All pictures must be brought in ten days before the date of showing, show-ing, the association ruled. Stressing the point the exhibit entry is open to everyone and expressing the hope that visitors here on Steel day will see through the show the interest in art taken tak-en here, the public will be assured as-sured something worthwhile from the association's efforts. Blended Juice 46 oz. ... 23c Karo, Blue V2 size ..19c Salad Dressing IGAqt. . . 53c Catsup DelMonte 14 oz. . . . 19c Nucoa, 1 lb. 47c Peanut Butter Skippy, lb. . 37c rf'SwANS Down f CAKE FLOUR V"377 KR I 3 CAMAY SOAP w. 27c BISQUICK TW ImiHj will ran. about Pftch Shorlck Bin if with Bmjuifja. SH0-KREEM OITENINQ 1.21 SHOITENINQ LtrL.. - i CO TUNA FLAKES- . I . .... '- 1 schillings Pierces, 3Sii43C; 2) FFEE BacU n M Wm mil u 54c Lb. 1 vti k.i bus w..i m MtMMI mar. J New Subscribers Dr. Homer F. Rbyle Sylvester Hickenson William H. Monson Renewals Boyd Hunting Jared D. Keller Homer Gibbony Vernon H. 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