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Show THURSDAY THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH PAGE 8- ; . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lindsay left last Wednesday for their home In Phoenix, Arizona, after a two week's visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Keith Galley. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Wadsworth and family of Blackfoot, Idaho, visited a f tw days last week at the Stanfold Shelley home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brad-shaw Brad-shaw visited with friends and relatives here during conference time. Having spent the winter In Arizona, they are enroute to their home li Canada. Mrs. Ellen B. Cheney, Miss Eva Stoker, Miss Rogers, and Elder Keith Cheney, San Diego, Cal., visited Friday evening with Mrs. Minnie Harris. They were on their way to attend conference in Salt Lake City. - Elder Cheney recently returned from the Eastern East-ern States mission where he had as companion just before his release re-lease Eider Donald M. Jones, Lehi. Jay Kigsinsen, who is attending attend-ing the Agricultural College In Logan, spent the week end at his home here, visiting with his mother, Mrs. Waldemar Jensen. Miss Emma Clover, RN, at the General Hospital In Salt Lake City, Is spending her vacation at her home in Lehi. Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Magelby and son, Las Vegas, Nevada, were conference visitors at the Charles Crabb home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gale and family were Sunday visitors at the heme of Mrs. Gale's mother, Mrs. Waldermar Jensen. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Webb and family returned to their home in Mesa. Arizona, Saturday, after visiting with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holda way and their two daughters of Salt Lake City, visited here Sun day at the home of Mr. Holda-wav'3 Holda-wav'3 sister, Mrs. Florence Jen sen. Mrs. Joseph Wanlass of Mon roe, Is a conference visitor at the home of a sister, Mrs. Charles Crabb. She will spend a week here. Mr. and Mrs. Vasco Huffaker of Salt Lake City, visited here ; last Wednesday at the Waldemar Jensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Richens, Draper, were visitors at the Forrest For-rest Littleford home, Friday. Mrs. James P. Christiansen and Mrs. Mathea Peterson spent an enjoyable time in Sandy, Sunday, Sun-day, where they visited with a brother to Mrs. Christiansen, John Bolliger and family, and with a nephew of Mrs. Peterson. They also called on Mrs. Molly Green and Mrs. Ivy Bolliger in Butler. County Committeemen ACP Map Program Mrs. Walter Webb returned recently re-cently aiier a visit In California with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Owen, at Beverly Hills. Mrs. Forrest Littleford and Mrs. Grant Littleford attended Primary Pri-mary conference In Salt Lake City, Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Balrd of Salt Lake City, were weekend visitors here with Mrs. Annie Fritz and Mr. and Mrs. Max Hays and family. , Bishop and Mrs. Ernest N. Webb spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb and Mrs. Joseph Wanlass, who is visiting from Monroe, spent Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake City, with au enjoyable overnight stay at the Grrin Win- get home. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Stone attended at-tended the wedding reception given for Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jensen In Provo, Saturday, at the Federation Hall in the Labor Temple. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith at tended conference in Salt Lake City, Sunday. Mrs. Smith remained re-mained until Wednesday with friends and relatives. James Flgg One of England's great athletes was James Figg, renowned as the originator of bare knuckle fighting. He was also a swordsman of ability and a fine wrestler. Inventor Protected United States patents are granted only to the actual inventors. In many other countries, the first to pply. regardless of the fact that he may have pirated the Idea from someone else, may receive patent. Members of the county committee com-mittee of the Agricultural Con servation Program were in American Amer-ican Fork Tuesday accepting applications ap-plications for participation in the 1949 program. John B. Tnomas, vice chairman, ' Spanish Fork; Stan Douglas, Payson; and George Murray, a community committeeman from Mapleton, were present to receive the applications and assist the farmers in formulating their farming program. Forty local farmers called during dur-ing the day to sign applications for participation in the program. Local Committeeman E. Vern Holindrake was present to assist the committee. The county committee's prior approval is required for all prac tices in 1949, according to Mr. Thomas, 'This is made necessary neces-sary by specific allocations of funds for each county to provide payment for conservation work to be performed in the current year. , ,The committee plans to return In about two weeks in order to take care cf the wheat allotments allot-ments which must be out before June 1, and the support price program. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Magelby to Provo Tuesday. They visited with their son, Mark Magelby, BYU student, who returned re-turned with them for a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Abel J. Ekins attended at-tended the wedding reception given In Prcvo, for Allen Jensen and his bride, who are relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson Peter-son have returned to their home here, after spending the winter months In St. George doing temple tem-ple work. Sunday visitors at the Charles Turner home were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Turner of Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFar-lane McFar-lane of Riverton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert West of Draper, also called during the weekend. George Clover returned home Wednesday, after a long weekend week-end in Salt Lake City, with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Allred have returned home. They spent the winter in Arizona, where they did considerable work at the Mesa temple. , Tun b" . n & ,,.r ! I - ... w : k-4 -5 "it 1 a Farmers Guests Tonight Of Alpine Motor '-if ft $ r 1.7 r i it .f" , H Til! H 1 i!j7 You can have the vacation of your life this year as a guest of The Deseret News. Enter The Deseret News Fabulous $50,000 "I Want a Vacation" Contest 212 Vacation Awards-for 424 people-valued people-valued from $75.00 to $2,000 each will be given to winners in this easy contest All awards are for two people . . . from a week-end in our own Scenic Mountain West to a glamorous trip to Honolulu. Anyone can win one of these thrilling vacations. for details and official entry blank read The personnel of the Alpine Motor company will be hosts at a tractor-owners, dealer meeting Thursday night at the company showroom on east main street, Harold Holley, manager, revealed this week. A full display of Implements Im-plements and tractors, showing of films, entertainment, refreshments refresh-ments and door prizes will be features of the meeting. Representatives of the manufacturer manu-facturer will be on hand to dis cuss farming power and implement imple-ment problems, and to comment on expected future developments in the farm Implement field. Mr. Holley revealed that a complete line of Dearborn farm equipment such as weeders, cultivators, sprayers, dusters, post hole diggers, dig-gers, and Ford tractors will be exhibited and demonstrated at the meeting. T. J. Turner is sales manager in charge of the tractor and Implement Im-plement division of the Alpine Motor company and will assist in giving information to owners on the care of their equipment. "Any one interested or any one who has a problem is invited to attend, said Mr. Hclley, "and we Intend to make the entertainment enter-tainment worth their time." The time has been set for 8 p.m. GENERAL ENJOY SIT DOWN IRONING ELECTRIC SEED CORN We are now handling highest quality acclaimed ac-claimed SEED CORN and can save you money on your SWEET & FIELD CORN. Get our prices before buying. Both HYBRID and OPEN POLLINATED Kelly - Western Seed Company 139 North 3rd West Salt Lake City FANNY NIELSON of the General Electric Company will conduct demonstrations on General Electric Irons TODAY (Thursday April 7,) from 12:00 Noon to 5:00 P. M. Don't Miss This Amazing Demonstration. The Ironer that makes ironing a pleasure. See it Demonstrated at ''BAKER'S 266 West Main American Fork Telephone 622 REAL BARGAINS ARE AWAITING YOU IN . THIS SPECIAL Wf o n ONE RACK FORMERLY $12.50 TO $16.50 Prices are being cut to give you (savings on things you really want in Ready-to-wear. . ' : ' I : : r-HKfZ .tfr .Women's Corduroy Boy's ' ll - T' jO ' SLACKs ' corduroys ; YrV Formerly $5.95 Values to $5.95 CJv ,( ' jTv-' Reduced Reduced to J jti IpW- : $2.95 - $3.98 Growing Girls' Boys' City Club Men's One Lot Men's SADDLE LOAFERS lklC iAUULt CORDUROYS GABARDINE OXFORDS Very Best Quality SHIRTS Sizes 12V- to 3 Sizes 3 to 6 Values to $6.50 , ' -Values to $3.95 Formerly $4.95-TFor only Regular $8.95 for Reduced to ' ' " Jt Reduced to $3.50 $5.95 $4.98 $1.50 |
