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Show 14 i tie Lehi Free .Press LEHI CITY'S HOME-OWNE- NEWSPAPER D LEHI CITY, UTAH. Sunset Over Historic Alamo TESTIMONIAL iSIOHARY will be held Chapel to- - !! SVard vi at611 and Harold ffield the will leave for h0 ' : municipal electric light plant system, virgii li. Peterson; alleys and walks, J. Li,a'r, and Elder January nuii UTJL .m has been t song- The folowing 29. - If. H. Barnes. sing'11?- - L Harold Duet-- Max Hutchings. Limar j- , r- andbnumueis, (Hula Dance). City Ben-Howa- rd duet-- Carl Vd Pia Paxman of Amen- - l Tap crtnor Jean Dance-Bo- nnie anaj -- j5 v of Salt Lake Clark, solo-Syl- vester :.i v f oi rears. 5 W nlfl Dance School of the Nelson Mrs. Clark. , . . a and b numDers ' !ecton tan vroiu iff Students of Nelson drill n with and ep into school. COMMUNITY WELFARE The Lions of Lehi haw- helped the community in many ways during the past. They are always putting forth an effort to better the community. Lehi has one of the most enthusiastic and best clubs in this district, and the people of Lehi are grateful for this fact because we would not have some of the things which we now enjoy if it was not for the Lions. Here is a brief schedule of their most outstanding achievements or the past six months: 1. The lighting of the Lion Signs on State Street. 2. Conrtibutions were g'Vcn by the club members to help send a local girl to a typing contest in Chicago. d. tanvased the town securing signatures on a petition to present to the Governor and State Road Com mission urging a educational safety that 4. 5. 11SWERS LAST CALL Helped to sponsor concert for the blind. be will 6. Entertained our baseball team contributions ary of the ing a month's illnessCome out and help who won the championship the door. She was born September in to put these ftvo Elders Timpanogos league. labor. SEATS 184-- The accident happened in front of Larstn's butcner shop. The truck which run over the boy was a Utah Power and Light Co. in Preston, Idaho, a daughter of 7. Sponsored cemetery clean-utruck driven by G. H. Gardner of Reuben and Esther Shingleton Check8. Mr. Gardner was American Fork. Orignated a Fall Memorial day of 9. Affiliated the Lions Club with etts. She married George Thomas able to stop the eastbound truck Lehi and has been a resident of Lehi other' civic clubs of Northern Utah. soon enough to avoid theback wheels nds 22, 1895, p. NEW until 9. The school will be boosting for their team, Friday and many other basketball fans will be their to help cheer for the boys. The Boosters and the band will be wearing their new costumes to celebrate the beginning of the league games. The boys on the team have been in training for some time now and they have played quite a few practice games with different schools and teams. Coach Ross Neilson has been giving them some good advice these last few weeks and the team is now ready to show the people of Lehi what they can do. All who are interested in, basketball will be cheering for the team Friday t and thev will be back of the team in every way. A feature of the game will be the drawing of the band mothers quilt at the half. The beautiful quilt was recently won by Mrs. Lela Lott, who upon finding that the Band Mothers were still lack ing funds to pay for the new band uniforms, gave the quilt back to the band mothers to help raise the neces sary funds. The band boys will parade in their new uniforms at the basketball game Friday evening. The band mothers were organized about eighteen months ago, and have been working on various projects since their organization to secure the much needed uniforms for the band. Friday night will marp the successful end of their long and almost hopeless task of buying the uniforms, giving the Lehi Band uniforms that will be equal of any other school band in the state, nie-h- Mrs. Janetta Checketts Thomas 40, wife of George Thomas, died at her home here, Monday afternoon, follow- P fending the mission in the revolution against Mexico. One hundred years later the Texas Centennial Exposition, opening at Dalla? June 6 pay? tribute to the Alamo's gallant defenders. LEHI MATRON Street. on Main The first league game of the season will be played at Lehi. Friday night Lehi in the high school gymnasium. will play opposite Pleasant Grove. The games will continue from 5:00 p. m. until 9:00 p. m- The games will be carried out as follows: Ninth grades at 5 o'clock. F. F. A at 6 nlavinir -, J j Second team will play o'clockPleasant Grove's second team from 7 until 8 and the main team will play Pleasant Grove's main team from 8 - ii A Texas twilight adds softness to this photograph study of the Alamo Mission, historic Texas shrine of Liberty, in the center of San Antonio Here 182 Texans died to a man, de t. ;js of s (Sponsored tileing and filling of unsightly drain Song. is iik .,' p. campaign. Presidency. teriali ie ? Hutchings, Heber and a member Fox ,ishop letype TO BE PLAYED FRIDAY Juhn- - - arranged: tl Accordian FIRST LEAGUE GAME ana tm-ts- LIONS WORK FOR The two Elders Emission field on January fr Hadfield will sail for Tsutes. APPEAR It! UNIFORMS FRI. FREE CHOCOLATES FEATURES OPENING son. January 13th. Ger- go to the .u BAUD MEMBERS TO ft?.. 3RD WARD T0I1IGHT fare No. 18 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1936 OF SERVICE STATION The Evans Brothers, Oral and Fay, announce the opening of their service station located on the corner of Main nd First East streets. The official opening, to take place Saturday. Jan. 11, will be featured by the issuance of a pound box of cherry chocolates with the purchase of each five gallons of gasoline or its equvalent in other merchandise. The station is to be known as ''Ampco 11." is equipped to render convenient and high class service. Well qualified and competent oper ators are continually on the job. Standard Oil Company products are being handled, including gasoline, motor oils, and various greases. A full line of tires and tubes will be carried as well as other accessories. We feel that the people of Lehi should be proud of a service station of this merit and we solicit their support in making this enterprise a success. We hope to please you always with prompt, courteous and efficient service. 0 Presented a key to a new key for a number of years. from running over the boy. She is survived by her husband, and CITY OFFICIALS member. sons and daughters: 11. Presented 500 book covers with the following 14, Virgil, 12; LEHI BIRTH RATE Violet, 17; Norman, children school to rules on them safety La Venna two officials and Thomas, 5. for the next Lillian, 8; ansai dty from the first to the sixth prades, INCREASES IN five brothers and sisters. and of Lehi, sworn in Monday in the re spent 12. Sponsored closing of street by Mrs. for services funeral The sots, following a short busithe school during school hours. Thomas will be held Thursday (topon of the retiring council at An increase of twenty births for 13. Entertained the Athenian Club 'unfinished business was cared day) at 2 o'clock in the Third Ward Lehi for 1935 over that of 1934 is one of the Lions meetings. at spent faring Mayor Stanley M. ooted in the report of Mrs. Venice Mrs. 14. Sponsored the organization oi Chapel. snre in the new officials: Interment will be made in the Lehi Kirkham, and Garden Club in Lehi. Flower registrar of vital statistics a Isaac W. Fox; four-yefor Lehi. There were 66 female 15. Sponsored the Christmas del- City Cemetery. J. Edward Johnson; two- births for 1935 against 50 for 1934. and fl pn, ation lighting. adlmen, Alva H. Wing, Fred ComBY TRUCK There were 69 males born in 1935 annual the STRUCK BOY dinner 10. Sponsored aand James H. Holden, replac- and 64 babies were tree program against 65 for 193-1Christmas munity Johnson, Edward J. Larsen children. born in the Lihi Hospital during 1935. 1,000 bags to the distributed Nes L. Johnson; city clerk- Junior Smith. n;ne year old son of There werp 60 deaths in Lehi dur17. Sponsored dance to defray the Mrs. A. L. Smith, was run ing 1935 and 5S in 193 J. Powell, succeeding J. Mr. and a of project. RETURNS FROM community expenses truck. Friday at K treasurer, Mrs. Inez Peter-aiben- t. unday The following shows the births and The Lions have not lost one member over by a passing o'clock. The boy was attempt- - deaths for the past four years: Virgil H. Peterson is preset MISSION FIELD have added four new members. 12:1". but wer tne road nni a ne jim councilman. ,'an to cvo which the Lions have The meetings Births Deaths a'w council met of the road he saw the truck nlass, while Mayor are educational and interesting, which the edg '17 93 Je the road the off of to The F got committee Fuilmir Allied who has been ful c principal ming trying consists of lectures, motion pictures 43 s trmt assignments. lie lipp' and fe'l. Tne truck ,'iil.ng an L- I). S. mission in Cali j repoi Completion and programs. 58 'ittees and returned home bunaay. ciuer i.i vh ! r; over ie buy's stomach naming of appoin- The Lions have some special pro135 60 Alh-e-ina, bvc-'ione P officers will be to ir-rough h:g TV't taken up at leports as having enjoyed his j"st a; but the N regular meeting of the jects which are underway lub'H r'j h veiy much. Ml'! , Alf P.roomhrad a!V yet completed. Tuesday, had just about - complete,! his lie I. 1 ehi January 14. The city The people of visitor Tuesday. ;V' "Aps made mission wh.-- be took ill with appindi-- . wore: Public ni'H'd ' have and grateful very and itis i'lid was force! to be sent home IT. city James a fine club organized in .eh'. lid ipe:aied on for this cane. He was wnetery. Alva II. Wing; city T ffks, well enough to continue on with his Fred Peterson; city IT"1 labors at for three we; ks of illness, NOT! leiuining to his I'm Id of labor until comph tely finished his missio.l. 3ct 10. 1935 ar Kelly-Springfie- ld STAKE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD SOON The Stake Quarterly Conference will be held January 19, in the High School Auditorium, Th Stake Presi- dency are now making plans for the conference and they will be announced later. They expect to have a good outline in which to follow. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russon and family of Ogden have been visiting with Mrs. Enoch Russon and other relatives during the past week. Friday they returned to their home and Mrs. Russon accompanied them, she will visit with them a month. DR. E. MANSFIELD CHIROPRACTOR of Provo will be in LEHI at the home of P. W. CROWN, 218 W. 6th North St One Night A Week THURSDAY NIGHT All who need our services are invited to call between 7 and 8 P. M. EX AMI N A TIONS F R E E j j ! I j I Ball led Band 4 . 1 1 m. 4watisfied with I' "they are old better dry-ch- high at any eaper than rubbers see ilfinwiMT. 1 Announcing Grand Opening of Evans Bros. "Ampco 11" Service Station Saturday January 11, 1936 i IRRIGATION $ of l.ir annual meeting t I r stockholders of the Lehi jn held m be will Co. of Lehi. Utah, Januar, Memorial Build.ng. Monday. of the for m. ipurpo 2 at p. 13. 1936. five of doctors electing a board serve for the ensumg year, nd financial report for 193, business a. transaction of such other meeting. may come before the HERMAN C GOATF.P, , H t ' MEETING OF LEHI stock ear for all members fcet j STOCKHOLDERS best ! .'. 1936. Last Publication January Setau. 2 First Publication January .. Publication January Last 1M?. i- If iO 1936. 9 First Publication January 1" pooers are rree Lantiy! ;o 1! (' North Bench In: hold its annual stockholders nice ::ivj '2 in the Memorial Building, at p tao January 20. 193d. to apresent of Iwnrd financial report, elect and tli,-year ensuing i:..4.,. (,. transact any othsr business that may come up. W. E- DAVIS. So rretavy. Tlv- - Chocolates with One Pound Box Cherry I A UT- Y- SMVICE-S- A Titf kit. tr TiQ rA" wA PROVO, UTAH THURSmJAHUARYO1 Win-to- n Otterson, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh Otteison, formerly of Lehi is here spending the winter with his grandmother, Mrs. Christie Willes". Winston is from Los Ageles, I COWTIUEHTAL5 A Every Five Gallons of Gas or other merchandise. C EI On the Screen Your New Laugh Hit! TISFA CTION FRANK MORGAN I Evans Bros. Service Station "Ampco f ORXER in "THE PERFECT 11 LEHI. UTAH FIRST EAST OS MAIN STREET, GENTLEMAN WHY DON'T DENTISTS CMASCI TdUON BRIDOfS? Heather Angel Herbert Mundin Shows continuous from 2 p. m. Mats 25c. Eve 35c. Kids 10c. |
