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Show THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THE LEHI FREE PRESS 17, 1936 pleased with the exhibit AUXILIARY AHKOUiiCES quite felt that the time they had they HEW OFFICERS in the THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER and spent work had not been Masted. They were also pleased with the continuous line of people who came to see the exhibit, showing their interest in work. the 4-- The members of the Lehi and Am erican Fork Auxiliairy met in a conjoint information meeting at Ameri can Fork, Thursday evening in the DEMOCRATS y After hall. new that meeting the new officers began NAME DELEGATES taking charge. The new officers for this year are: The following people have been President, Mrs. Fern Larsen; 1st vice- chosen as delegates to attend the second Mrs. Sophia Bauer; president, vice president, Mrs. Marvel Peterson; Democratic Convention in Springville, secretary. Mrs. Verda Peterson; Saturday. District 1 H. A. Anderson, Morril treasurer. Mrs. Buella Evans; historian. Mrs. Evelyn Shepherd; sergent Evans, Raymond Stewart, Gordon at arms, Mrs. Donnette Holmstead Cedarstrom, John S. Evans, Blanche Evans, Hazel Wanlass, Herman C and Chaplain, Mrs. Zetella Wardle. GET YOUR HAIR DONE THE Goates. to the is Alternates Jay Cox, thanks of word A given NEW HOLLYWOOD WAY AT offices last year. Pres., Norman. Morris Holmstead. ladies holding ALTA'S BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Lottie Peterson; 1st vice, Mrs. Faye Evans, James Doyle and DougAll new equipment, a oderless per- Donnette Hofcntead, 2nd las Phillipsmanent wave will be a pleasure to Mrs. Fern Jenkinsen, secretary, District No. 2 A. J. Evans, Ray everyone. Come in and see our new Booth Zimmerman, Dorton, treasurer, Ms- Evelyn Allred. John shop. Prices reasonableShepherd; Historian, Mrs Josephine) Sorenson, Wm- E. Davis, Sylvester Sergent at Arms, Mrs. Verda Evans, Mrs- Booth Sorenson and Mrs. ALT AS BEAUTY SUOPPE Cooper, Alternates Peterson and Chaplain, Mrs. Goodwin S. W. Clark Lela RodCharles Mrs. Coates, Wathen. Colledge, Webb N. E. Located at the Jewelry and Allred C James ney Gough. LEHI, UTAH District No. 3 James Clark, A. B. for appointment. Call 49 or 108-REPUBLICAN COUNTY Anderson. Jos. E. Smith, James Peterson, Mrs. Frank Sharp, Thomas CONVENTION AT AM. Jones, Melvin Jones, John S. Smith. Alternates Mable Jones, Bernell FORK SEPT. 26 Bateman, Mrs- J. E. Smith and Victor Nicholes. FORMER LEHI RESIDENTS District No. 4 Glen Wanlass, INJURED IN CRASH Apportionment of delegates for the Virgil H- Peterson, Louis Holdsworth, Republican county convention to be Suel Zimmerman, Eli Fox. Abraham Returning home from Spanish held in American Fork, Saturday, Fork, Monday, where they had been September 26 has been announced by Anderson, Mrs. Clyde Dorton and Mrs. Stanley Clark. Alternates visiting. Mr. and Mr. Earl Nye and the county committee. The apporAaron Allred, Homer Royle, Elmer accident. a in automobile were baby tionment based on one delegate for The accident happend near Palmyra, each 11 votes or major fraction there- Jackson, Brigham Mulliner. Mrs- Nye was treated for a bad cut of cast for Don B. Colton for U. on the forehead, the baby for a cut YOUNG REPUBLICANS in 1934 is as follows: on the wrist and Mr. Nye for bruises. Alpine, 28; American Fork, 66; They were on their way to Lehi Benjamin, 6; Cedar Fort, 2; Clintor, ORGANIZE where they were visiting with Mrs. and Colton, one each; Dividend, &; Sarah Knudsen. They are residents Elberta and Fairfield 2 each; Genola, At a meeting held Friday night, of Ely, Nevada. 3; Goshen, 9; Highland and Lake the Young Republicans of Lehi were 4 Shore, each; Lake View, 6; Lehi, Not all the offices were organized. 47; Mapleton, 6; Orem, 22; Palmyra. vacancies expect to be filled but the 2; Payson, 43; Pleasant Grove, 37; WANT ADS in time for the Republican occupied Pleasant View, 12; Provo Bench, 6; which is to be held Friday, primary Provo, 206; Salem, 16; Santaquin, 14; 18. Spanish Fork, 79; Spring Lake. 4; September SALE offices in the newly Those holding Springville, 34; Thistle, 2, and VinePeople have taken advantage of our Republican party are: organized ird, 9. 5 month old Rhode Island Red pullets Doroth Allan Wells, chairman; Second Provo: First ward, 46; by buying them at 70c a piece in small warl, 29; Third ward, 39; Fourth Southwick, chairwoman and Daryl lots or 65c in large ones that we are Fowler, secretary and treasurer. ward, 54; and Fifth wad, 38. The president would like as many offering them for 1 more week Also should be held between Primaries Greenings, Pearmains and Jonathan September 14 and 19. oung Republicans to come to the con vention Friday as possible. It is the Apples For Sale. A. K. Chatfield, It Lehi. desire of the officers that a reasonWINNERS OF THE able number of delegates come from the young Republicans. GIRL 4-EXHIBIT A WANTED girl for general house work. I R. Kitchen, Ameri 0NI0H HARVEST It The results of the health contest can Fork. Thone 25-ING TIME held by the girls of the clubs in Lehi LOST Monday night wine colorSix will be announced next week. ed slip with white print between were high for the finals and Memorial Building and W. L. Worlton girls were taken Onion harvesting time has been a to Dr. Eddington's they Finder please get in touch office to be examined The six home. very busy season for some of the girls with Madge Worlton. Reward offer in the final run were Eliza Calton, farmers in Lehi. The crop has been ' ed. Zetella Price, Featrice Wardle, Ruth exceptionally good this year. Ten car from the Worlton, Phyllis Dorton and Donna loads have been shipped to Ben Reuben and fields belonging Hadfield. to Russon. Erastus expect They ship Mrs. Mable Jones, county nurse, examined the girls Monday night and the remainder of their crops this week. she chose these girls. NEW PRICE LIST Cose to 6,00. 50 pound bags, have The juges for the exhibit were Miss sent on those cars. been Home of the Miss Smith Haliday and A few other men in Lehi have also Economics department In the school SCHILLINGS COFFEE, lb. can 26c The first two places in each of the raised good crops of onions this year. Ml Flavor8-- -5c groups will be taken to the County JELLO, Fair in Provo, September 22 and 23 SPECIAL MEETING FOR AUXILIARY Winners m Home bcience group 5c RAISINS, Packet 4c were Donna Kirkham first place for JELL WELL, All Flavors A special business meeting is to be best party book; Margaret. Banks, called by the President of the Auxiliplace and Theda Hinkie, third, 15c second TEA, 12 LB. for Monday afternoon, Septemfirst for best ary Geraldine Taylor, 2:30 p. m. at the home of at ber 21, 10c 60 25 Watts to second Globes. and article. Dorothy Ford, Light At this meeting Larsen. Fern Mrs. 10c Atha Hebertson, third. White Cup and Saucer to turn over the officers are old the 10c Dinner Plates, each The fourth year sewing group A financial officers new to the books exhibit the at made a good showing Libbies the new be read will ajid CORN BEEF, 16 One of the girls. Beth Austin won report be will this for chairmen year first place n everything she made at in sent 15c 4 in this group for 5c DEVILED MEAT... club. The girls The president asks that all mem ?1.48 dresses, slips and underwear. Miss FLOUR, Sack bers be present at this opening meet Austin winning first on each of the Dinner Club Salad Dressing, ing. and Tauline 25c articles. Irene Melling Quart Jar on the 3 for 10c Worlton, second and third Ec BREAD Emmons C. Bryant of lexas is on the second Worlton Ruth dresses. Fancy Mixed Vegetables for at the Strasburg home this visiting on second ,. .10c underwear an Miriam Lott Salad, Can week. the 10c slips. Quart Can Pumpkin The third year sewing class placed 10c Quart Can Pork and Beans 10c with their dresses in the following Quart Can Spinach Beatrice W'ardle, first 10c manner: Can Hominy Quart second and Faye Dick Zetella Price, 10c WE HAVE ADOPTED Quart Can Catsup Donna Hadfield placed third. erson, More? Why Pay THE FAMOUS 10c first on the child's article with Phylli Tall Can Salmon. Only Get a Smart Suit For Fall 4-- Legion-Auxiliar- We are starting the fall season with the most beautiful stocks of merchandise ever assembled in Utah County. Merchandise Del-be- rt vice-pres- it, -, purchased with the thought in mind to please you. Merchandise that must be right in every detail both in quality and price. - Mrs-Rul- a - - - - Young Men's Men's Suits Suits Priced Priced Hi - - 01 O .50 - FOR $ 1 585 Largest stock of Suits south of Salt Lake to select from. You're sure to find a suit we are featuring, the one that meets your personal requirements. Come and see them. 1 A I ma Chip M c Co, AMERICAN FORK, UTAH WANTED H o M M for ' BROADBENTS WHY PAY MORE? M M 7c 20c 20 2 Pound Can Rockwood Cocoa 17c. Quart F uit Jars Case 73c IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPART MENT YOU CAN GET The Best Outing Flannel. 15c Yard Yard Wide 15c Yard Broadcloth for Quilts COTTON WOOL Size and Quilt 98c Bats Misses' Shoes, sizes 11 Vs. 1.2, 12M., 98c 13, 1 and 2 15c White Ankle Sox For Girls Dorton coming second and Lucille Carter, third. The first year sewing class placed in the following way: La Vee Bateman first: Relva Larsen, second and Klea Gray, third on their pajamas- Darns Kloa Gray wore placed as follows: second and first. Phyllis Bushman, Hot pads Azalia Abbott, third. Relva Larsen. with first; IO placed Vee Bateman, second and Klea Gray, third. The fourth year foods class put in quite a good exhibit, of fruits and BANNER LEATHER DYE SYSTEM We are prepared to dye your white footwear, black, all shades of brown, or you may select any shade you wish from the 21 different colors we carry. We are prepared to Dye Suede and Fabic Shoes as well as leather. Satisfaction Guaranteed new line of dancing taps has just arrived. STOP and SHOP AT vegetables. Places were given to Vida Dancing Taps to students 20c Jones for pears and npricotes. Rhea on. Put BROADBENTS and Elva Trinnaman for Gooseberries and raspberries and Verla LEHI. UTAn BOBS SHOE SHOP Gray for carrots. You get more for your money or rHONB 184-The girls putting In the best ex- MAIN STREET We deliver promptly. Telephone 20-hibit of fruit as a whole were Verla P. S. We Frame Pictures and Gray. Zolia Johnson and Vida Jones. Cover Buttons. The leaders of the Clubs were A W 4-- H M M ?2 M M M M M M M M n nm M M M m Friday and Saturday Sperry Flowy48 lb. bag $1.25 Hershey's Cocoa, 1 lb. can 1 Oc - 65c Quart Bottles Matches, Carton of 6 boxes 39c Brooms, Fine Grade 10c Gum, 3 packages 3 for 10c Deviled Meat 15c - 10c Mopsticks Candy Bars 3 for 10c Shortening, 4 lbs 49c HONEY, 5 Gallons $3.75 Delmonte Red Salmon, Large Can Pink Salmon, Large Can Oleomarigine, 2 pounds 6 boxes for Jello, any flavor 100 lbs sugar A Real Special for Friday and Saturday Only. 22c 10c 35c I 25c f B&nMhKBim (BiraNceiry 4MFJIICAN FORK, UTAH M 4 j We reserve the right to limit. In? M M 19c 3 for 10c 3 for 25c Oxydol, Large Size Bottle Rubbers Booth Sardines, large WATCH. CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING, ALL WORK GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY .""85c ALARM CLOCK SPECIAL, REGULAR ?1.25 ...M--wvw?vwnTnvtt- t |
