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Show Thursday, THE LEHI FREE PRESS Thursday, April 27. 1933 return as and his will permit, health as tls 1 fcon is to take other missionaries in back to Missouri with him to help Lord. the work of the , ApHI miasice. and is determined to Lehi High School Graduates Largest Class In History Commencement exercises (or Lhl High School' largest graduating class inll be held In the High School Audl- torium on Friday, May 5th at I p. in. There will be seventy-fiv- e graduates from Lhl High School this year, n girls and thirty-eigh- t SCHOOL NEWS tbitry-seve- The Seniors are planning an outing Commencement Program next week. They plan a trip to Provo 1. March, band. (For entrance of Canyon, possibly Tuesday or Thurs graduates). day. Prayer Chaplain H. A. Fitzgerald. SumI. Mixed chorus ''Pean to The Sophomore class are arranging mer' a class party at Saratoga, Thursday, 4. Salutatory address Max Wil (today). son. "Breeze of 5. Girls' Chorus, Night. HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIONS MON. . Valedictory address. May Louise MitchelL The final election for student body "To Our Friends 7. Male Chorus of the Lehi High School will officers 8. Address to graduates C. Clar next Monday. The prospects take place ence Neslen. officers have been chosen for these 9. Brass Quartet. under two parties. The Purple Party 10. Recommendation of seniors for the White Party. The party candiand graduation, D. JL Mitchell. are: dates 11. Presentation of diplomas, A. B. Whites Purples Anderson (School Board Member). PRESIDENT 12. Chorus by senior class, "FareAlvln Phillips Sterling Evans well to the School" Prayer Chaplain H. A. Fitzgerald. Helen Gardner Jean Fowler 14. March, band. (exit). BUSINESS MANAGER The following is a list of prospective Gene Wilson Allred graduates from the Lehi High School Don MASTERS YELL. 193S: on May 6, Howard Whimpey, Karma Evans and JoHephine Anderson, Beth Anderson, Beth Jackson Klnda Vera Anderson, Anderson, will probably be two highest (The Huitau Allred, Zola Brown, Fae Beck, Master and Assistant) Tell as chosen Nola Comer, Norma Chamberlain, JJelda navis, Thella Erlckson, EUla MALE 'Fox, Beth Fox, Annie Gray, Mary HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB CHOSEN Hardy, Lola Hacking, Maurlne Hacking, Audrey Johnson, Thelma Jones, Cleroa Lewis, Fawn Lewis, Marjorie A special male glee club chosen Lott, May LouTse Mitchell, Cleroa Nye, from competitive tryouts was organ Gall Peet, Evelyn Peterson, Freda ized last week. A student who Is an Phillips, Cleo Royle, Luclle Roberts, active member of club for two years Eulala Smith, Phyllis Smith, Eva will receive a special mustc award. Stewart, Ila Schow, Doris Taylor, Pearl Those selected were: Leo Hadfleld, J. JTeFry, Ivy Russon, Odessa ZimmerBroadbent,' Billle Jones, Donald Lott, man, Snerwin Allred, Markland Allred, Dean Webb, Keith Erlckson, Morris Aaron Berry, Richard Bone, Perry Clark, Ronald Price, Sterling Evans, Corbrldge, Norval Carter, John L. Billie Smith, Mack Davis, Howard Cook. David Curtis, "Virgil Carter, Noel Gray, Don Fitzgerald, Wayne Fox, Von Elton Adamson and David Klttinger. Harold Degelbeck, Devey, Dannie, L&Drue Dorton, Keith Evans, Dean Evans, Edward Fox, John Frank, Heber Hadfleld, Neldon HanThe debating class chaperoned by son, Harold Hutchlngs, Lynn Hick- Mr. Washburn enjoyed an outing at man, II. Leslie Hansen, Avery KirkSaratoga, Tuesday evening. ham, Elwood Loverldge, Newell Lar-se- n. Letand Price, Jean Phillips, Geo. FACULTY MEMBERS ENJOY OUTING Roger Price, Earl Roberts, John Smuln, Joseph Wilson, Russell Worl-to- n, Allen Webb, Clifford Wllkerson, The faculty members of the Lehi Floyd White, Max Wilson, Elbert schooftf enjoyed an outdoor party in Ctoker and Lyall Wilson. Mitchell Hollow, Tuesday evening. Baseball, horseshoes and other outDo you bolleve In numbers? If so door games, followed by a delicious adv. lunch around a large camp fire were read Goodwin's ad and save. """ enjoyed by the teachers. Mr. Mitchell w i"'MM 'Tmn iimiw Tf ffi was chairman In Vt charge of the affairs. VICE-PRESIDE- j Hertell Shoe Shop MAIN STREET, i I T -- LcJlLAND,sr7 , 4 1 LEHI LEHI HATCHED Will eater to small orders. G lasts, Rocks, Reds and Leghorn. Large varieUes 12c. Leghorns 10c Custom batching. I ......F0 JLehi Motor KELLY WILSON, Prop MAIN STREET JM.l.,tllll.....lW.m...l.l.l Pure .J.. LEHI, UTAH :,.. PvSineral Water .IJIULL,, i;v..r A HOME INSTITUTION Phone .,..,,..r- A Place Where the Whole Family Can Enjoy Themselves. ..,.. ;T 5-- J MAIN STREET LEHI,. UTAH MRS. MAUDE H. ADAMS family and relatives of Mr. . ELECTED DIRECTOR LEADERS UTAH CO. t remeI and jj. LC V art of Mrs. Devey's children were all ,. pnt Mm s rt or Devey i Alpine: John rip vow i . n aiier uevey or American Fork; x. Amy Smith, Frank Devey and Alice Hutchlngs of Lehi. ticoTnii were: Ur.andM.il j. j. oiiuu5 uq air. ana Mrs, Aif, Devey, all of Alpine; Mr. and j" 4-- H at-,,.- Mrs. Maude Adams of Lehi, was chosen county director of the leaders school in Club at the Provo, Wednesday. Mrs. Adams has Club leader for been an active several years and will make a very able county director. Other officers elected were: Merrill Warnick of Manila, was president; Fred Weight, Springville, Clara Moore, Mrs. Spanish Fork, secretary; Mrs. Mabel Stewart, Payson, and Glen Gillman, Orem, recreation leaders; Mrs. West Hammond, American Fork, song and cheer leader, and Mrs. Maude H. Adams, Lehi, director. Projects adopted for the county clubs this year are forestry, poultry, dairying, sheep, beef and swine raisA senior ing, cooking and clothing. home science club is a new organization to take up the study of various homemaking projects. This will be for boys and girls from 17 years of age and up. '"tzi 4-- H H H 4-- H LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT MAKES RUN SATURDAY The Lehi Fire Department were called out Saturday to fight a grass fire that for a time threatened the homes of Walter Higgs and Francis Warden. A fire was started In some tall grass and weeds, when the wind changed direction and for a time several homes In the neighborhood were in danger but the firemen got control of the situation before any damage was done. :: Lehi :: MRS. JOHN DEVEY CELEBRATES 82ND BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Tb Hut Ward Pilmaij ofilcen ery haid tor some liuve been working time on a special entertainment which will be given on Wednesday, May 3rd, at 7:30 P. m. in the First Ward Amusement Hall. Two plays will be given, a one act play under direction of Mrs. Walter Jensen and a two act play, directed by Mrs. Mamie Thomas. Singing and dancing numbers are directed by Fae Anderson and Ahdrey Thomas. , A small admission fes will be charged adults. Everyone invited. :: Lehi : : ROBERT HARTSHORN OPENING MERCANTILE BUSINESS p. 1 f Gilchrist Hardware Robert Hartshorn, who for several years past has been working in the meat department at the People's Co-owill open up business for himHADFIELD self in the very near future. HORACE Mr. RETURNS HOME Hartshorn will operate the First Ward FROM MISSION FIELD Grocery Store, located on the state highway east of American Fork. Horace Hadfield, son of Bishop and Mr; Hartshorn's many Lehi friends Mrs. William Hadfleld, who for the wish him success In this new underpast eighteen months, has been labor- taking. ing in the Centra States Mission wm gent home due to an inflamed apFor Efficient Printing pendix and other complications. Elder Hadfield arrived homo Sunday mornSee He was taken to the L. D. S. ing. Hospital, Monday where he will underLEHI FREE PRESS go treatment and an operation for apTelephone 8-pendicitis. He states that he is enjoying his . 98c per yard Floor Covering SOON RE-OPE- N ast wis ssa Mah s IKI tltlMns, ee?tlalj tlie 1 The Lejil High School Annual Award young people are viewing with satisthe preparDay program will be field this Friday, faction and anticipation the Royal at now underway with over ninety students receiving ations REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT show Street State Theatre, popular the Block "L" award for merits. Prices Reasonable The students receiving awards are as house, for its opening in the near Why Not The Bast Work? future. n follows: Posture Parade Eva Stewart, Elda Workmen began painting the outside of the building this week. Mr. C. R. Miner, manager of the Royal, states jithat plans are underway for cleaning and renovating the interior of the Auiumumiiii ituramLN ix building, rebuilding and fixing the Call at the sound equipment and doing all that Is LEHI MOTOR possible to give Lehi people the very entertainment possible. best We Guarantee Our Work and Our Prices Are Readate for the opening has not The sonable. Come to us for your next repair job. been definitely set but the manageATLAS TIRES ment Have arranged to show some of the best motion pictures that are filmBuy the famous Atlas Tires from us. They ed today, at the Royal this summer. carry the broadest, mot generous tire guarantee Oil - Walter Devey of American Fork; Yn Amy smith, air. and Mrs. Devey and Mrs. Alice Hutchlngs, m Mr. and Mrs. Earl Devey, Mr. and lb, Mr. and Mrs. Devey came to In 1868 and have lived In Utah I. Wp!jttllll;liWIII..lll:.vM..l III! J..J,).. W'M ARATOGA as one Vs he tnd Pr" inn"10' Easic o: The p: The i Primarj Uceptic tots If t" Ipoles perf in band n May po In field and tag queen the flel The parade i tome coaster circled . Util stact that time, being true pioneers uj community builders. They hare been residents of Lehi for many years ani have been closely associated with n the worthwhile projects in Lehi since that time. Mrs. Devey has been a true homrt builder and an honored mother b zlon. May she live to enjoy many more happy birthdays among her family, we have for sale, so we am gh gel Lloyd Miller, Mrs. John .strong, Dewey Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Clyj Strong, Mr. William Strong, Hrs cueua. viurn aua son, air. and Mr Lenard Bates, all of Alpine; Mr.Mj Mrs. E. H. Devey, Jack k'ey.Mr.atl Mrs. LaGrande Adams and twins, (J of Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. bert Devey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Martell Devey, Mrs. W. Fisher u: aaugnter, Misses Annie and Rutjl Timms, Mrs. Arthur Anderson ui' three daughters, all of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith, Mr, u' Mrs. Roosevelt Smith, Eulala ui Jaunita Smith, Lucille and Fir! Hutchlngs and Mrs. Chase Feathe-stone- alth o ecelved Mrs. Pearl Dransfleld of Ogden, sJ Mrs. John Devey, one of Lehl's sons, Howard and Kenneth, spent Sapioneers, celebrated her 82nd birthday turday until Monday, guests of Mrt anniversary on Monday, April 24th, at Dransfield's parents, Mr. and Ma The Second Ward Minstrel will be her home. Games, program and a Enoch Russon. delicious lunch was enjoyed by the : : Lehi : : given in the Fifth Ward Chapel, Tues day eveinng at 8 o'clock. With the minstrel will be the "Hill Billies.' A everygood evenings entertainment, The law prohibits us one Invited. The proceeds will go for telling you all the good scout benefit. I KRI HIGH SCHOOL PLANS AWARD DA? Refining Company, gives you definite protection and tells just what you get when you buy Atlas Balloon Tires. This company' guarantee protects you against Accident, Blowouts for any reason, Cuts, Bruises, Under Inflation, Wheel out of Alignment, Faulty Brakes and any other road hazard. . Wall Papsr is moving fast so are our rugs at 5.95 2 first place, Murray High, second place BOYS MAKE and Lehi High, third place. If TWO HIGH SCHOOL PLACES AT INVITATIONAL MEET Judges were Mrs. Catherine Carlisle of Utah Agricultural College physical Thomas Wofflnden and Don Evans education Lieutenant department, tied for second place in the high Jump Tom Crawford, S8th Infantry, Fort at the Invitational meet at the B. T. Douglas and William E. Day, director U. Saturday. The boys tossed a coin of physical education of the Salt Lake for second and third place. "Tom" schools. fl winning second and Don third. FIRST WARD PRIMARY ROYAL THEATRE TO TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT knwn, backed by the reputation of the Utah i 1933-3- rhu i I Oil Cloth COMMITTEE ASKS SCHOOL SUPERVISORS SALARY CUT budget At the Alpine School ft proposal meeting last Tuesday night it in American Fork committees reprePI. senting the Lehi. American Fork, asked I. Fox W. Bench, of and Provo f.j Grove jti State Street, West for the reduction of the present Alpine School District supevisor's salary from Fox, Josephine Anderson, Rowene t3,w0 with an additional $600 expense Itusson, DeVere Evans, Lola Hacking, to a $2,500.00 and an additional $500.lu Eulala Smith, Fern Rothe, Ila Schow, expense. They also a?ked that the Huitau Allred, Utella Smith, Mary do awav with the Higher Abbott and Barbara Chriatofferson. School Supervisor, a position now held Type. Nola Comer and Beth Ander by Leo Hanson, and let the school son. David Gourley, hold both Athelitc Manage!- - Artnur Sabey. positions. Huitau Allred. Lehislon Staff They favored the reduction of the Neldon Hanson, Alvin Phillips. Utella hl.-he-r paid offiflals and school teach Smith. Beth Fox, Doris Tayor, Earl ers with the lower ones retaining near- Banks and John Frank. Iv their former salary. They suggest Utella Smith, Don ed that the high school principles take Scholarship Fitzgerald, Mary Abbott and Pansy a 20 per cent cut out of their $2,250 Hansen. present salary. Dramatics Joseph Wilson, Mae tm ffimmittee. represented from Dorothea tVtvis Lehi by Edward Larsen of the City M.itfliell, Louise Newell Larsen, Donald Lott, Cleora rv,i,il nnd E N. Webb from the Lewis, Raeldon Goates, Cleo Royle, Lions Club, took their stand on the fact Keith Davis and Gene Wilson. , that in many cases people have been Debating Mary Hardy, Mary Ab- living on as low as $5.00 a month, and bott, Neldon Hanson, Don Fitzgerald, that the higher paid officials can well Nola Comer and Max Wilson. afford a much larger cut than can the Student Body Max Wilson, Ila smaller paid teachers. Schow, Neldon Hanson, Keith Evans The budget presented by the and Howard Whimpey. a 10 percent school board called f Basketball Don Evans. Glenn Chil- blanket cut of all teachers, with a ton, Markland Allred, Leslie Hanson, provision that providing more funds Levi Hunt, Raeldon Goates, Harold were collected that the teachers would Defrelbeck and Odell Peterson. benefit by those funds in addition. Football James Edwards, Leo Had the The committee representing Heber Hadfield, towns were fleld, Glenn Smith, in their unanimous nearly Markland Allred, Allen Webb, Harold vote for the reduction of higher salarDegebeck, Charles Roberts, Newell ies. However two members, Frank Larsen. Clifford Wllkerson, Don Evans. Gaisford of American Fork and EdJoseph Wilson, LaDrue Dorton, Avery ward Larsen of Lehi were, not in favor Kirkham, Sterling Evans, Thomas of reducing the school supervisor's Wofflnden and Raeldon Goates. salary so much. Opera Eva Stewart, Nelda Davis Elwood Loverldge, Billie Smith, Roger BENEFIT DANCE AT Price, Vera Anderson, Von Adamson, GYMNASIUM FRIDAY Sterling Evans, Nola Comer and Russell Worlton. A beneft dance for the injured athPearl pins Markland Allred, Huitau of the high school will be held in letes Allred, Beth Anderson, Neldon Hanthe gymnasium on Friday, April 28. son, Mary Hardy, Avery Kirkham, The proceeds of the dance will go to Newell Larson, Mae Louise Mitchell, the boys who received Injuries in help Elwood Loverldge, Harold Degelbeck, athletics, pay for medical care. There and Clifford Wllkerson. no provision made this year been has Accompanist Beth Anderson. from the school for this for money Dramatic Manager Newell Larson. purpose so the students are sponsoring this dance. LEHI POSTURE GIRLS WIN There will be free prizes for everyTHIRD IN B. Y. U. INVITATIONAL one and a grand drawing. Monts Melodian8 are furnishing the Lehi Senior High Girls won third music. place in the Brigham Young UniverEveryone should help the students sity Invitational meet, held Saturday make a success of the dance and have afternoon at the B. T. U. Stadium. 'an evening of good, wholesome fun. Ten high schools entered groups at 0 This was the the posture parade. IN WARD MINSTREL SECOND largest posture parade in the history FIFTH WARD TUESDAY of the school. Provo High School won II I REPAIRING 1 39c per yard 19c per yard - Dam Canvas John T. Collett boys. tnr I de Baby Chicks y Queen mi of the da; The M!ow1 of mai Is eeti took p Mr. wlthh giving demor Plai annua each elude speck WU into i atrej with tume and It Is child things suggest trying us first. Our prices are right Here are a few specials. ichoi Marshmallows 20c help Sunglasses Kotex 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Package .20c Super X for your 22 Shorts 20c One White For All White Shoes. for 35c 2 3 for 59c Lei masE tore tm Longs 25c 25c Li W1D TRY torii P. OTTERSON'S FIRST-- We A FULL LINE OF HOUSEHOLD TELEPHONE 36-- W .give 0 Have It. 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