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Show THURSDAY, APRIL . THE LEHI FEES PRESS 1t34 L!RS. FAIIBIE STROKS PASSES AWAY TIE FOR 1ST PLAGE LEIII POSTURE GIRLS To prove to you that SARATOGA SPRINGS has the finest swiming water in Western America, this ad will admit you for half price until May 20. Hospital Notes i Bushman, Smith. ....Second Ines Peterson and Eulala Marie Ward Thrasher. Thelma Jones, Margaret Peterson. Arthur Betha AJlred and Nelda Davis. Winters of pleasant Grove at the Lebl Third Ward Bertha Powell, Wal Hospital, Thursday, April 19. ter Faber and Albert Grundvlg. Fourth Ward Jennie Patrick, Fern A fine son wa born to Mrs. Odel Rothe, Jean Fowler and Mildred Rus- A baby girl was born to Mrs. t . Teck at the Lehl Hospital, tbl week Mother and eon reported aa doing fine Mrs. Ray Lee, who recently under an operation for appendicitis was removed to ber home in American Fork, Monday. went son. Fifth Ward Evelyn Peterson. Ernest Peterson and FORMER LEIII RESIDENT CALLED Ralph France was treated for a puncMrs. Anna Carolne Muhlesteln, 83, ture wound of the foot at the local widow of J. Nirholas Muhlesteln, diea 691 hospital this week. Monday at the family residence, inaUments of East SUth North street, Maurice Anderson received treatment to cident age. for an infected hand at the Lehl HosMrs. Muhleseln was born January 15. pital this week. 1851, In Zurich, SwlUerland, a daughter of Casper and Anna Weilmnn Devere Adams and Blaine Jacobs Winlach. She emigrated with her parbad their tonsils removed at the local ents In 1862, settling In Lehl. They hospital, Saturday, moved to Provo in 1866 and on April to J. Nichols 1868, she was married The cast was removed from the leg; 18, Muhlesteln at Salt Lake. She had been of Stanley Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs an active worker of the L. D. S. church Marshall Webb this week. 70 years and at the time of her death M chaolaln of camp No. l. uaugnte Mrs. Glenn Potter and baby wer of Utah Pioneers. Her husband died removed to the home of her parents in 1924. President and Mrs. A. Carlos Schow r.vm sons and daughters survive Wednesday. wnnh. Brleham. Israel, John N. and Emll Muhlesteln, Mrs. Mary A. Smith, Mrs. D. R. Mitchell is receiving Mrs. Louisa B. Hooks and Mrs. Esther treatment for a severe case of whoopMuhleM. Brown, Provo; Ephralm A. Muhlee-tei- n, ing cough at the local hospital. steln, Standardvllle; Hyrum Standardvllle; Hyrum Muhlesteln, m. ConTRAI21EES RESummerset, Colo..; Mrs. Ida Mrs. and rad, Taber, Alberta, Canada, CaliBeach, Long CEIVE CERTIFICATE Josehlne M. Hastier, 44 great-fornia; 65 grandchildren and The Sunday School Teachers received certificates at the Union meeting Sunday. The trainees are ap pointed from all the wards of Lehl and are taught by A, H. Fltsgerald of the Lehl Seminary over a six month period. Certificate were awarded as follows: -- ..First Ward Arley Clark. Boyd Holmstead, Gall Peet, Fay Evans, Ilah Funeral services will be conducted Tv,nrrinv at 3 d. m. in the L. V. o In Manavu ward chapel, with burial call may Friends T.nn rit cemetery. at the Deseret mortuary Wednesday fmm 7:80 to 9:30 p. m. and at the services family residence prior to the LEIII STAKE TO OPEIi THE MUTUAL GnOCERY AND OTHER SPECIALS AT BROADBENTS STRAWBERRIES lOi 3GUF3FS3 25e Pounds Sugar, Utah Beet 66c all flavors ., 4 5c Bananas, Fancy Ripe. Pound......... Breakfast Club Coffee, Pound.......54e Jam, No. 2 Can Assorted Flavors 18c " . 5c Jello, All Flavors Pickles In Bottles, V4 Os. Asst...10c 11c Can..., Hominy, No. 2 3 Pounds for 25c Powdered Sugar 15c Clorox. Quart Bottle Amalzo Cornstarch . 2 for 15c Tomato Catsup Pierce's Small 6c Palmollve Soap 5c 12 for 25c Bob White Soap...- -. .....2 for 19o Sardines, Oval Cans..,.. ....,10c Cornflakes, Large Package 10c Peas, Corn and Beans, Can . 3 for 5o Lemons, Big Juicy .12c, 23c and 30c Oranges, Dosen... -- ..25c Star Vanilla or Lemon, 8 Os.. Hershey Baking Chocolate, .. 15c Half Pound Cake .2 for 11c 10c Oxydol 10 Jell-We- ll, Brooms, Extra Quality Brooms, 6 Tie Only ... Mop Heads White Dinner Plates......... 75c 38c ., .... .. . ,10c 10c Men's and Boys' Shorts and Shhts Jlen's and Boys' Rayon Shorts and Shirts 25c DELL SEASON M. I. A. workers and bishoprics of the Leni. Alpine and Timpanogos Stakes met at American Fork on Wednesday of last week and made ararngements for the Mutual Dell Outings for this season. It was reported that the grounls around the Dell look better than they have ever looked although they are very dry and will necessitate more work on the part of the care taker and will make an earlier opening of the Dell necessary. The Dell will open on June 11, with Lehl Stake having the first turn. This date follows the June Conference so there will be no opening institute this year. Instructions will be given at the June conference and will take the place of the Institute. The Mutual Dell Outings are draw-- ; ing larger groups each season and the ward members are looking forward to the finest outings ever held at the DellJ Lehi stake will occupy the Dell from June 11 to June 30, Inclusive. Definite dates for the Lehl Wards will be announced later. There will be no expensive improvements at the Dell this year, but a number of necessary improvements will be made for the convenience of those us ing the Dell and a few necessary repairs around the cabins for the famil ies of the ward members. Three hundred feet of new pipe line from the Dell to the spring will be put In. Workmen are at at Dell making the necessary repairs and everything will be in readiness for the opening 35c on June The annual Alpine district track and field day was held at American Fork Friday afternoon. Posture parades, junior high sports, running programs for g.'rls. and the Quadrangular meet among American Fork, Lehi, Lincoln and Pleasant Grove climaxed the day's activities. American Fork won the Junior high school track meet counting 724 mark ers; Pleasant Grove wound up la Ith 60: Lincoln was Mvir.ii niacA third with 28 points, and Leh: seven take fourth. to scored only American Fork and Lehi senior girls tied for first in the pasture pa rade. In the senior high track meet, an ambitious crew of Railsplitters from Lincoln upset the dope and copped first total. The other dUc with a 72 schools finished in the following order: American Fork, 62; Pleasant Grove, Mijl Lehl 26. I! daughter Mrs. Fannie Devey Strong, of this of Mr. and Mra. John Devey ber home in clty passed .wa, at following a Alpine, Monday morning, born In was four weeks Illness. She 19, 1870, on fMf August nc Bail her parents and moved to Alpine with old. She months three was she when Decemon O. Strong married Samuel Temple. the Logan ber 15. 1886, in t husband: Surviving are her of Alpine Clark daughters. Mrs. Stella Salt Lake and Mrs Alice Peterson of Salt Lake of Clifford City three sons, D. Samuel and City William of Alpine parher erandchildren; of John Devey ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Amy Smith and Lehi; two sisters, four Mrs. Alice Hutchlngs of Lehl; and Walter brothers. Alfred J. Devey. Frank, Fork; American of John Devey Devey of Lehl. In the Funeral services will be held (toThursday Alpine L D. S. Chapel, m. 2 at p. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Beck were Salt day) Lake visitors, Saturday. tu. mm HERE ARE NOW KsiTfcD This bank is now a member of the Federal R Insurance Corporation. YOUR DEPOSITS This means that all deposits in this bank up to $2,50 are fully guaranteed against loss of any kh . Commercial Banking Savings Department Safety Deposit Vault Insurance Bonds Capital Surplus $25-00- Telephone 85 MAIN STREET courses. If you have any of please send them In tomorro,, iriFROVEf.lEIITS SARATOGA r.iAnnincEs THEATRE Manager Frank Eastmond of Saratoga Springs resort has had a crew WHERE THE BIG PICTURES of workmen busy since early spring OF EVERYONE preparing the resort for the hordes of WEEKLY PROGRAM vacationists who visit the popular re sort each year. It is expected that the resort will have the best season in It history thi3 summer. A large number of the old poplars LIONEL, BARRYMORE and ALICE BRADY in have been uprooted and decorative shade trees planted to replace them. Two large wells has been driven to Insure a plentiful supply of fresh hot mineral water for the pools. The Also a Good Comedy and Kikes buildings have been repaired and painted, the large dance floor has been enlarged to the extent of 800 feet and a large fireplace built for the comfort of the dancers on cold evenings. FREEl FREEI FREE! $5.00 In Cash and Armloads of Groceries. The management of the resort are Admission Only 10c and 15c. Don't Miss It! pleased to announce to the public that the dancing season will begin early in May, with a popular Utah County orchestra, Tab and Bun for all SaturHorray he's here again!. KEN MAYNARD and his famous hors Tarzan in day night and holiday dances. Roy Passey. Scout commissioner for Utah County will spend the summer at Saratoga this summer to give swimming instruction to different scout See the terrific battle between two wild horses. See the taming of the groups and other parties free of charge "Strawberry Roan," the horse that all men feared. See the best Western and to be in charge of the games In the picture in months. Hear Ken Maynard sing cowboy ballads. grounds for outings. Mr. Passey needs Also CHARLEY CHASE in "MID SUMMER MUSH." Admission Only c, no introduction Vo the Lehl young people as a large number of the older scouts of the city have qualified as Red Cross Life Guards under his able teaching. 1 WRIGHT-PAR- PLAY AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH Mrs. Samuel Wright successful MOTORIST FINED Stoker. Preriarations are annual Lehi Stake cises to be held on Swarm Second Ward chapeL In th GLASS NAMED ed program will be issue. I HELD BE OF GRADUATION underway Be Saturday,! printed in i 4 Miss Mary Abott was named Valedictorian of the Graduating class of the I10TIG Lehl High School of the class of 1934. Earl Banks was named Satutatorian. These two students having the highest! FE& ah ua rn1ft t" receivingdental number of credits, Miss Abott for the fj who need Immediate girla and Mr. Banks for the boys. rail attheW . moniv Lictvtiuiia iiuiunj The Lions Award was won by Raeld-o- n Buildin. Friday morning at Goates for the boy graduate having which time examinations wfflJ a high scholarship and being the most FERA toe active in student activities. The Athenian Club award was won by Miss Utella Smith for high scholarship and ILLUSTRATED student activities. On the graduating program this year LECTURE OH SCUT! six graduates will give addresses in f place of the usual graduating address UTAH TO EE given by an speaker. Mary Abbott will give the valedictory address and Utella Smith and Marie Ronton T.. Jones, a8 Robinson will cive lover, grapher and nature Soutt on ...w ..igiirni iu rrom illustrated lecture scnoiarsnip Hiffh the girls of the class. Playground in the the f From the boys section Earl Banks torlum, in early foy will give the salutatory address and be announced later. Alvln Phillipa and Don Mr. .Tones Is a special Fitzgerald will rJlr give addresses as the next in scholarfor the Union Pacific has ship. the past two months Other numbers of the trraduatlne the lectures In the Easter" class will appear on the' commence Jones is a very interesting ment program in the High School a with the exceuem wor Auditorium on Friday, May 26. I win give a P' r VJ DAY TO BEEHIVE SWARM HONOR STUDENTS 1 CCC Seven Lehl youths were accrf to CCC Camp last week, tNto allotment for Lehl was live. I; are located in a camp In ffsi' County and expect to soon It ferred to Springville Canyon The boys entering camp fes were: David Mitchel, Earl Lynn Hickman, Don Tn Curtis, Alvin Colledge ani Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, April 29, 30 and May 1 SPL GO TO 10c-15- ' FOR SEVEN LEHI BOYS "Strawberry Roan" - Joaratj C. T. Hines of Salt Lake CiJ arreBted for exceeding the ip by Night Policeman Ira Racte day. Mr. Hines was fined I Judge Webb and paid the flue. Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28 iA and happy eea of matrimony. ''Gigantic Country Store" r annoo. E "Should Ladies Behave I K marriage of her daughter Samuel Park of American' U marriage took place In Salt U on Friday, April 20. The bride is a popular met the Fourth Ward and hakrt of friends wishing the yount U Tonight Only, April 26 V $20,000 y I out-of-to- ' 1 . J i j fcj llll II f Xftt j 11. -- . Xew Voiles In Beautiful Shades and 20c Ysrd Patterns, Just .. ... Ladies' White Slippers For Only . $2.00, $2.15 and $2.25 SIlk or Rayon Anklets, All 15c Pair Sizes For Only f 4 SAVE BY SPENDING WISELY SHOP AT r Broadbent's Store 1 f UR. GARDNER TAKES OVER CEHENT VQRK 20-- We Deliver ... Th flaming V star of .stars returns now to the screen romances of all times! Angus Gardner has taken over the cement business formerly operated by A. Carlos Schow. Mr, Gardner has been associated with Mr. Schow for a number of years aud will give the public the same high class service that has characterized the business In tite past. W. W, DIckerton and eons. En In and Arnold, Vlrgl Hutching and Roger Anywhere. P. B. Wt Frsme Picture and CoTer Price left Lent Monday morning by auto for Michigan City. Mississippi. buttons. Phone c 1 ALSO A GOOD COMEDY . ONLY 10c and "You Can't Buy Everything" Witb ul ALL SEATS 1 Oc-L- et's Al., Oo Go! A nuirber of the books from School Library have been the High loaned to in" ..crT ALUMNI TO students and have not been returned. Parents are requested to take note Of The Alumni of the , me nome and If any uDrary books have been brought Into are requestea w "e nome and the students have for- June 1st reserved w union of the gotten to return them to please see Co. M, the ps ' Alumni, , MAT ROBSON the Star of -- Lady For A Day" In LEWIS STONE. 15c M" h Rneclal will be furnished by , the great Wednesday, May 2 BIG BARGAIN SHOW JEAH PARKER The lecture NOTICE PARENTS In one of n the lehl Is that the book are returned to chool as soon aa possible. The books are placed In the the UKIll 1118" " will be announced for the convenience of the etud-.- nt library Mrs. ESieim for class preparation an 1 Tale, with her o tor the students to omplete their Donalfl Adi, l igbttf- - I benef i recent la thi I music f s by lnvl Art,, k of P sam fbor ii la at |
