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Show -HURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1949 (lubs and Socials ,: Missionary Feted Wiionary shower party was nesday night at the ,ff f Mrs. Afton Steiner in 3!lent to Junior Garlick JIT?; Mnnrtav to enter the 5'Sionary home in Salt 2 Sty. Mr. Garlick has ac- iti ta call to the jNetnenanas Joseph Hoglund and Mrs. Ernest J. Seastrand. Th . 'Hearts" was mi,, bTL J"jvu aj.iu UcllP- rrC '"'""""-'his were served. The honor guest was presented with a number of handsome gifts as well as accompanying good wishes for success. Present were Mr. and Mrs Gaston Garlintr ntoj " ' Mrs. Roland Madsen, Jane Milhaupt u.mu, iicjcu uarncK Helen Hel-en and LaRae Gardner, Phyllis ii Maruyn Brown, Mary a" wson, junior Gar B-frUn thTer, Glddines. Robert ; SalI Pritchett, Douglas Nicholes, Russell Mickelson, Bill tuie oteiner and the THE LEHI SUN, LEHI. UTAH ston, Mrs. William R. Smart Jr., ana Mrs. josepn snepherd. Jonquils Jon-quils made lovely decorations and a delicious lunch was served, PAGE FIVI Co) fn 3fjJCrkl m WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL, TOO! Junior Girls Outins- A delightful spring outing is on the April calendar for the Junior Girls of the Alpine stake M. I A and their class leaders. It is panned to charter a bus to take the groUD to Salt T.nl-n rH,, ing here about 9 a. m. on April 23rd. A tour of the temp;le grounds wtupy me morning, following follow-ing which thev win - - y ..... vtjvj tUiltll in the Empire room of the Hotel TTf r T-i i . wuan, wueie a memDer of the general board of the YWMIA will greet them. The afternoon iternary will include a visit to "This Is The Place" and to nearby Hogle Gardens. Mrs. Afton Steiner is the stake Junior, leader in charge of arrangements. it r PiUM ran mm flft THE MIRACLE FINISH FOR KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, FINEST WOODWORK. You'll thank us for reconv ' mending this sensational new product that goes over walls and woodwork like a breeze. Yes, one quick coat that's all. And KEM-GLO dries in 3 to 4 hours to a smooth, lustrous finish. , BARRATT BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Everything In Building Materials 35 NORTH BARRATT AVE. TELEPHONE 404 AMERICAN FORK EVERYTH I NGFor Your PaintinNecds Feality Mrs. Robert Merrott, Pleasant Grove, was hostess to Fealitv members Friday for bridge. Mrs. Lela Evans, Lehi, sister of the hostess, was a special guest, and prizes were taken by Mrs. Neldon Varney, Mrs. Stanford Wilde and Mrs. LaDrue Varney. Alpine Mothers Alpine Mothers club met Friday Fri-day at the home of Mrs. George A. Brown. Luncheon was served at 2 p. m. and the afternoon was enjoyed with needlework and social chat. Present were Mrs. Grover Clark, Mrs. Alma Ham-nett, Ham-nett, and Mrs. Elry Wilde, special guests Mrs. Raymond Robinson, Lehi; Mrs. Loy Beck, Mrs. Edward W. Burgess, Mrs. Warren V. Clark, Mrs. Alta Devey, Mrs. Earl M. Devey, Mrs. J. William Healey, Mrs. Milton B. Muir, Mrs. Fred Strong, Mrs. Ralph H. Strong and Mrs. William J. Strong. Twins Celebrate 10th Birthday Brant and Kent Roberts, ten year old twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Roberts, celebrated celebrat-ed their birthday Saturday. The guests were served a 1:30 luncheon, lunch-eon, then went to the matinee and later returned for games. Those present were Richard and Robert Monson, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Monson, Mac Buckwalter, Jimmie Holley, Leon Munk, Billy Patterson, Kent Ritchie, Freddie Roberts, Everett Turner, and Paul Walter. :T ,;V Utacen Literary "I Saw Poland Betrayed" (Arthur Bliss Lane) was delightfully delight-fully reviewed for Utacen Literary Liter-ary club Monday evening by Mrs Lyean Johnson, Pleasant Grove What's New in the News was giv en by Mrs. J. Ralph Seibel and litany, was read by Mrs. Lowell Bennett. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Elmo Hansen with Mrs. Joseph E. Bateman and Mrs. Seibel assisting the hostess, Refreshments were served. Pionchle Nine Mrs' Loval S. Merkley and Mrs Byron Crookston were special quests of Mrs. Don Overly Wed nesdav evening of last week when the Pinochle Nine held their bi-weeklv eet-to-gether. Prizes were taken by Mrs. Crook T2 I 1 0 Hi 1948 CHEV CLUB COUPE ... . $1695.00 Radio & Heater, 6000 Miles 1947 CHEV 4-DOOR SEDAN $1595.00 Very clean 1947 PLYM 4-DOOR SEDAN $1595.00 Radio & Heater 1946 CHEV FLEETLINE AERO . . ...... .'. ... $1395.00 Radio & Heater, lots extras. 1941 CHEV 4-DOOR SEDAN $ 995.00 Radio & Heater, very clean 1941 PLYM 4-DOOR SEDAN . $ 995.00 Radio & Heater 1939 CHEV COUPE $ 775- Very Clean 1938 CHEV. 4-DOOR . . $ 64500 New Motor, New Paint SPECIAL 1937 FORD PICKUP 175.0O TIMPANOGOS MOTOR CO. 1 West Main American Fork, Utah Ladies Literary Mrs. James A. Kelly and Mis. Clen Saunders were cohostessos at the Kelly home Thursday af ternoon of last week to the Ladies Literary club. White carnations and red tulips decorated the entertaining rooms and the red and white scheme was carried out in the lunch. Mrs. W. R. Halliday gave a report on the worK of the United Nations and George Scott gave a talk "The American Heritage." Miss Alma Shaffer played "Moonlight Son-ota" Son-ota" on the piano and Elmo Hansen, Han-sen, accompanied bv Mrs. Han sen, played two clarinet solos. Mrs. Moffett Hostess For Bridge-Luncheon Mrs. B. F. Moffett was hostess Saturday for a bridge-luncheon at the Silver Star cafe. Acacia and pink sweet peas centered the six luncheon tables. High score prize was taken by Mrs. La-Vere La-Vere J. Wadley, Mrs. W. J. Walter won second high, Mrs. L. R. Pett the consolation favor, and Mrs. David S. Taylor the cut prize. Geniel Thornton, American Fork, was recently elected recreational recrea-tional director of the Associated Women Students Council at Brig-ham Brig-ham Ycung University. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thornton, American Fork, Miss Thornton graduated from American Fork high school. A sophomore at BYU, Miss Thornton is affiliated with Y Calcares and Fidelas social units, a member of the Womens Intra-Mural Intra-Mural Athletic Council. She is majoring . in physical education. R. W. MADSEN SON OF MOTHER OF '49 . Mrs. Abbie Rees Madsen, Brig-ham Brig-ham City, mother of R. W. Mad-sen, Mad-sen, American Fork, has been chosen Utah Mother for 1949, it was announced last week by Mrs. Sheldon Allred, Price, chairman of the American Mother committee commit-tee of the Golden Rule foundation. founda-tion. Mrs. Madsen is now a candidate candi-date for the American Mother of the year who will be named this month in New York City. On May 4 and 5, she will be among delegates at the American Motn-er Motn-er Institure in New York City. Mrs. Madsen, 65, Is the mother, of 14 living children; ; At present she is a member of the North Box Elder stake Sunday School board. She was president of the Brigham City Kindergarten club and member of the National ' Home and Family Living program there. During World War II she served 100 hours with the Red Cross. She served 15 years on the stake Relief Society board. She has done some writing and had her poems published in the Improvement Era, the Relief Society So-ciety magazine and the Box Elder News. She has also been a correspondent for the Brigham City News Journal. Besides her 14 children Mrs. Madsen has 38 grandchildren, four of them being Koiana Maa- sen. Mrs. Junior (Janice Madsen) Chilton. Sharon and Kenny Mad sen, all of American Fork, and four greatgrandchildren, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Madsen, and two daughters and a son cf Mr. and Mrs. Chilton. 1 1 jMtmi What's the fare from here to CHICAGO Trie answer is surprisingly low Fares to a mapful of other points . . . near or far . . . are also amazingly low. And you save 20 on the return trip when you buy round trip tickets. 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