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Show Thursday, june me 11, Hospital Notes M 0 RG A X rived patients at the Lehi Hospital this following treatnu-n- t RAD FO R I) nt week. Mrs. Red Schoal and baby were removed to their home in I'lea.sant Grove, Saturday. Mrs. Glen Boley and baby son of American Fork, were returned to their home on Saturday. of Lehi and Ako Radford, Ririe, Idahu, is made known this week-MisMorgan is the daughter of Mrs. were Morgan. They Josephine una in tiLv. .U"liuay a few days visit they went to luaho to make their home. The bride is a graduate of the l.ehi High School and has been active in many of the church and civic affairs. She was entertained by the sewing class in the Memorial hall, Tuesday afternoon and was given a lovely set of silver spoons. Other socials are being planned in honor of the young couple. s Joyce Shotwell, daughter of Mr?. GUN'THER-HEDBERof Beaver, was Rhoda Shotwell receivtaken home Wednesday after Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gunther aning treatment for pneumonia in the nounce the marriage of their daughLehi hospital. ter, Eva Selma to Mr. Earl Hedberg Charles D. Rose of Leamington of Idaho. The marriage will take went home from the hospital Tues- place in the Salt Lake Temple Saturday, June 13th. day. Miss Gunther attended the grade tonschool and high school in Lehi and her had Worlton Mrs. William went in college. For the past the through removed hospital. sils Friday year or two she has taught school in Culbert Ross had a portion of his Idaho. A reception will be held in honor tonsil taken out at the hospital on of the bride and groom in the Lehi Tuesday. Fourth Ward chapel, Saturday evenMr. and Mrs. E. B. Garrett are ing at 8:30 o'clockMany friends the proud parents of a lovely baby and relatives have been invited to atdaughter born in the Lehi hospital tend ths outstanding social affair. The reception is being given by the Tuesday, June 9th. - bride's parents. Other parties have been held Miss Gunther during the SESSIONS (SUMMER pasti Wednesday evening Miss Cleo I arsen entertaned at her home for Orville Gunther and Eldon Harris, brideThe the Lehi School, flowing guests were High graduates of the ... r e..ju,yCu will compUe alfl requirements for been had refreshments that pre graduation from the Brigham Young The honored guests, Miss University at the close of this years' pared: Mesdames Marie Smith, Mr. Gunther will Gunther, summer sessionof American Fork, Betha Gunther take a Batchelor of Arts degree with Grace Webb, Marie Clarice Richards, a major in History and a minor in Fork, Mr Hnrris will taki a Van Wagoner of American Srfinlnfrv Bachelor of Science degree with Florence Mitchell, Lilith Peck and and KocinWv taurine aimmons oi Duney, luano; Q in t!nnmi Zina Anderson, LaPriel Goodand a minor in Psychoogy. Mr. Harris Misses Arkne Goodwin, Thelma Goodintends to return to school next year win, win, Margaret Peterson, Nina Halli-da- y to study for a Masters' degree. of American Fork; Bernice Rus- son of Provo, Amy Stevensen of Salt Lake, and Nedra Lewis. Mrs. Lester Ross and Mrs. I). W. Larsen helped Miss Cleo Larsen with the party. Sunday afternoon Miss Eva Gun ther entertained at a Trouseau Tea Mr. and Shop from this list you will save. at the home of her parents, Mrs. Carl Gunther. Miss Gunther's 5c Libbits Deviled Meat 3 for 10c trouseau was placed about in the 2 Pounds A-- l boda Crackers lic ,.()0ttls of the Gunther hon ; so the 2 Pounds A-- l Graham Crackers. 21c' uests couid view them. 0ne hun. 3 for 10c 5c Bread ..ed and twentv friends and rela- 23c tives visited at the Gunther home be 4 Pounds Bananas 5c tween the hours of four Head Solid Lettuce, to six Cookies and punch were served to the 3 Cans 25c 10c Peas, Very Good I week. - P''- - BROADBENT'S SPECIALS - 2 10c Corn fo7"l9c Puests j Skippie Peanut Butter, 12 oz. 10c 15c Catsup, Quart Can 14 Ounce Bottle 10c 15c Lard, Per Pound Dinner Club Salad Dressing CLARK-LOT- T Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Lehi announce the marriage of their daughter, Xelda, to Leo Ixitt, son of ;e Mr. and Mrs. George Lett. . .12c The marriage ceremony will take 20c place Tuesday, June lfith, in the Salt Quart Jar Shortening, Pound Good Sweet Oranges, Dozen 3 Pounds Powdered Sugar. . "v itte lenient. 10c The countless friends of this couple Quart Can baur Craut 10c ai Quart Can Hominy wishing them much success and h ippimss in their new venture 10c Large Tall Can Van Camps veral parties are being planned 3 for 25c Pork and Beans and have heen given in honor of the All Flavors .4c 1 Jell-Wel- l, bride-to-b- e. 1 all Can 32 oz. Salmon 10c Jar Jam . lite JONES-PRICBig Value Tea, Pound Package. .2tic Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jones anStrawberry Jam, 'a pound jar 10c fruit Jar Rubbers. Certo and i very-thin- g nounce the marriage of their daughfor jam or jell makingter, Audrey, to J. W. Price of Bingham, Thursday (today), June 11th. SPECIALS IN OUR DRY GOODS They will spend a week in WyomDEPARTMENT ing on a honeymoon trip A wedding reception will be h?ld in Ladies' Fine Ribbed L. D. S. honor of their marriage June 19th Garments 59c in the Fourth Ward amusement hall, Ladies' Silk Rayon L. D. S. the reception being given by the E i Garments 83c bride's parents. MEN'S GOOD QUALITY L. D. S. They will make their home in BingSummer Weight Garments. .85c ham where Mr. Price is employed. Ladies' and Misses' Silk Rayon Countess congratulations are beinu Bloomers 2hc, 35c and 50c sent to this couple by their many .Ankle Sox, all sizes and colors... 15c friends. Best Grade Percales and The bride was eraciouslv pnte- i18c Yard tained Wedneadnv pvninir hv Xfr Print 15c yard Deon Smith and Mrs. Edna Peterson Broadcloth, all colors We ask you to visit our store, at the Peterson home. Lively games make yourself at home, do your own were played and a delicious lunch was served. The bride received some h hopping. W will do the rest and verv beautiful gifts. deliver your goods right now. of next week Mrs. Van So Stop and Shop at BROAD BENTS an error on our part, due to ime nusi.ilideitalKi.ng. Th eenu.it c pii.g.-- are not advjsAT ROYAL SUNDAY !,,.. ti,.,.e in chaige are trying to j a:i taken ,,ut, bi.t in some ',;ive vet got .erniis.-i"tVv I'.av.-n'like' romance-Some like onie thrills .some like comedy--an- d '"Big t.. do.- -' o:n-Yi-- .: t: e c :n : y and make Brown Eyts." which plays at the to help the .!: c! :'.im Royal Theatre. Sunday. Monday and to do. best v. !:a' is oecui.Tuesday with Joan Bennett and Cary wo fini.-he- d is all the leveling nl,u. Jy Grant sharing the leading roKs, will and the men are going ;r e ea-- . please 'em all, because it's got every- on or the we.--l ideaht thing! if the It a. .nld be appreciated Romance'-- ' With lovely blonde ceme-- i the visit would of owners its Joan Bennett making the most lusci-- 1 ... i. ... i w i.u t so nae wouion terv tnpy ous. armful big, handsome Cary Grant consulted Thrills? With a wide-- i visited at their hotr.e and ever had! is a very it Because lots. their manicurist and! about awake, find the owners of to task diilicult her cop sweetheart smashing through some of the lots. crooks' defenses to bring baby-killeand gansters to justice! Comedy? e With a blonde, who sees MARRIAGE all and knows all, spilling all the dirt in her own private gossip column! JACKSON-TURNEJoan breaks up with Grant when she thinks, wrongly, that, he's fallen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Turner anfor another woman, and suits her to the marriage of their son, a to work nounce for go manicuring job to Dorothy Jackson of Salt columnist. a She Arthur, newspaper gets hunch that a mysterious Lake City. They were married Tueswhich is turning the town day, June 2nd in Salt Lake. e-down, and the killing of a little Arthur has been raised in Lehi and and he has many friends offering baby in the park, are tied-ugoes to work to run the story down. their congratulations and best wishes Joan puts her finger on the criminals, for a happy future. and forces them to stand trial but The newly weds are living in Salt through political pull, they get Lake, as that is where Mr- Turner is gets another hunch, and, with now working. Grant, works out the details of a trap. This time, it works, and the final fadeout shows the lovers reunited, RATES ON OREM FOR the guilty gangsters getting what CONFERENCE VISITORS they deserve, and everyone happy which is after all the proper way for a film to wind up! There will be rates on the Orem Joan Bennett's as lovely as ever for people who would like to railroad Cary Grant is magnificent, and the to the June Conference to be held go balance of the cast, under the able in Salt Lake City, June 11 to 15 indirection of Raoul Walsh, turns in a clusive. memorable performance. The round trip fare from Lehi will be 61c. Going on date of sale and return on any regular train to and STAKE ECCLESIAS including trains on June 15th. this - MTMI m i i.-- !i The marriage of Miss Cleo Morgan Ervin Back, small son of Mr. and Grove, Mrs. El dun l'ack ot J'iea.-auui.. vias laKen nomc iHunc.-ua- i, medical' received Mrtl iifter having treatment at the local hospital lat GRADUATE AFTER June 21st Father's Day BIG BROWN EYES MARRIAGES -- Ladies' Dresses Silk and Mesh Hosiery Anklets and Straw Hats POWEI Men's and Boy's Oxfords, Ties, Dress Trousers, Straw Hats, Underwear, Work Shoes, Work Clothes. The THURSDAY. Ji'YF i. THE LEHI FREE PRESS ft j t i . i J? W j .Aim . 'CrMmrA'ttufly quick-thinki- rs wide-awak- R y, jewel-robber- upsid- p, For those who watch pennies and relish luxury... e distillers Kentucky's have an ideal whiskey... the "double-ric"straight Bourbon! old-tim- h tSw3 A Sct.rnlcy Whirry with :h r.iri off-Joa- - :M Kentucky way. PINT No. 61 QUART No. 60 90 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey COPYRIGHT, 1936, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., NEW TICAL HISTORY To Stake Surteritendencies. Ward and all Leaders of Bishoprics, Ecclesiastical Organizations in the Lehi Stake. Dear Brethren and Sisters: It will soon be a year since the movement of compiling the Ecclesias-- 1 tical History of the stake was launched. During this time quite a number of biographical sketches have been handed to the committee, but there are many offiiers who have not yet complied with this request. Up to date we have received but one history of an organization the Seminary. Some of the organizations have done considerable research work and ars making some progress, but the majority have done very little. To properly write the history of any of the organizations, requires that extensive research work should be done. After them aterial has been assembled then the best talents available should be employed to work it into shape and make of it a clear, If practicconcise, readable story. able, give the story by years. Show the changes which have occurred in the personel of officers and mention some of the outstanding accomplishments of each year. In most cases the secretaries of the various organizations l ave been appointel to write these histories which is right and proper but it would be a good plan to give them some help. We would like to have all of the biographical sketches in at once and the histories of the organizations completed by the first of October. By the end f the year we hop to be abb to present to the Stake Authorities a book containing an account of the church activities of the Stake to Dec. 31, 1935. Now, you leading brethren and sisters, will you kindly support this move to the end that we might finish t expeditionary and with dispatch. Sincerely yonr brethren, Andrew Fjeld, An Inexpensive EIECTfll HOOTER Will Release You From Cooking Drudgery Simply place the meal in the roaster.. ..meat, vegetables, pudding... and set tlie automatic control. That's all you have to do. Xo need to watch, for it's luhv automatic, i.v.p tj)e time you save to enjoy life more. Not only do you save by coohifirt a lull meal from the same heat at the same time, but ou also save 20 per cent ICSS andiT YU can use f':1 cuts' of meat, wdl come out deucious and tender. No failures, either, because he automa c control always insures the proper heat no overheating; burn-m- g or scorching. oo cWer ... An Electric Rooster can he operated at extremely ou- cost with Extra Electricity at ; and - Half-Price- may be purchased at most convenient terms. Bishop S. I. Goodwin, Junius F. Banks, Fay Evans, Secretary, Stake Ecclesiastical History Com. CEMETERY PROJECT DOES HOT ADVISE COPINGS A few months ago it wag stated in Monday Mork and Mrs. Bert Beck will enter- this paper that "The men in charge tain at a shower honoring the new of the P. W. A. cemetery project bride at the home of Mr. and Mrs. would put in cement copings, if the Lett A. Russon. people would furnish the material," YOUR DEALER"' UTAH POWER & LIGHT EQMPANY ELECTRICITY is the BIGGEST BARGAIN in the TIME YORK |
