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Show I Leading Weekly prints the News Carriei the nni he Lehi Free Pre Paper First Advertising Circulation Has the LEHI'S WIDELY READ YOUR NEWSPAPER With no private axes to grind; no selfish pr rs- - nal interests to serve, and no financial strings leading to any other source of power or influence. NEWSPAPER HOME-OWNE- D id LF-HI CITY. THURSDAY. No. 27 2:.. U'37 FEBRUARY r GRANT TO BE RES. AT FARMERS MISSIONARY FAREWELL ROUND-U- P DEDICATION SERVICE HERE SATURDAY dedicatory A for all u. a. vire: will be this were in favor A ihe President lieber plan ;hty aj h ward chapel, r al on been in Building SCHOOL PLAY TODAY need a of members of the Fifth ward meeting ..,... c f jr t meet-a- . with Ja!uraay 27:h, a. nuinoer meet will ijuiie years. id a' lo i other interested parties ni. and 2 p. m. to Clearing of the ground starts Feb v 'o'clock Sunday afternoon - Lave been The play. ' A Sweeping Victory," made f ,r rrangemei 1, 1928. The- building Wa .,.. dutiful church building. is a three-ac- t drama by v:e ima completed speaker-; comedy from . ti.i Brigham Young and ward conference, the first meet-ir- . IliVe! wm uc Katlierine Kavanaugh, will be pre3f services ty and the Agricultural Colheld, was called for December 2(J. jege f . nenry sented at a matinee and evening n of Bishop tran, to be li resent and dis1928. sacred At this meeting a pleasing cuss an s a pageant Sunday evening today, according to Miss tils of the farm pr Every- - smile was on the face of each person and home. There will also be Yera Conder, director of dramatic be given at the chapel. state ) invito tn attend attending the meeting. The construc- . ir.c.aS ,,f the Farm Bureau High School. This in we Hal" w present art at the tion and decorating pleased all the us Miss Conder's under afternoon and evening programs. presented play dlscussSubjects to are being very well people of the ward. Since the chapel ed will be soils, dairving, better and direction will try t show the dra,e programs to please has been built it has received praise cleaner seeds aimed for and are sure Kiultry, problems of matic talent which students of the comments from hand. worthy beautification every and management, time school have. Time for the rise of the erj'one. The meeting house was constructed ifor fifth ward members are thankful spring planning and planting, curtain at the matinee will be 2 p. m. and for the evening jxrformance will of being able to under the church archecticural service seeds ana' cleaning. r the opportunty February wjU be held 8. farm-vicinit- at tne fr v I 1 - u... I y U . r e 1m? . beautiful meeting house. with Bishop G. Henry Erickson as Experts in the various lines will discuss the problems with those in atof it and intend to supervisor. fVlonmrll Mlf The total cost of the building, fur- tendance and will be ic uif n. unuugnui. pleased to and grounds was 147,556.97. answer all questions. nishings ;:.e coming years. Friday, March 5th. the ward mem- Everyone interestel is invited and 29. In 1920 on the day of February bers will attend a ward reunion held urged" to 1k present. The affair is Lehi. in it was ward organized new hile in the Fifth ward chapel. There will sponsored bv the local farm human. ward. kas called the Fifth be a banquet and program held. Vending a priesthood meeting held I"-a committee consisting 1, lav 11. JOHN THOMAS ROBSOtl ' James H. Gardner, J. W. Wing, REPORT SPLENDID r r t t ii aimj Christian Knudsen, a. j. ANSWERS LAST GALL Eeaben Davis were appointed to work TRIP TO ENGLAND lith the bishopric and' investigate a At a special Leeting house site. John Thomas Robson, 77, passed iesthood meeting held August 18, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith who away at his home. Saturday night recommended and 3521, the committee have been on a trip to England, their following a several months illness. He decided! to pur- as unanimously : native land, give a short report of was born in Bridgeport, Ohio, a son hase the corner on 1st North and 1st their trip. They enjoyed the trip of Harry and Elizlieth Homage RobThis site was also approved East. soon to snn He came Utah in 1900, much having had little trouble and general very :y the stake presidency while traveling. The relatives and! a1ter making his home in Lehi, resid- authorities. IIis wife-th- i friends they visited treated them with in? ht're sillce that timeDecemheld At a sacrament M rs. Eva Childs Seabright Robson meeting finct wt,u.( an,i n,,; ber 11, 192", it was decided to build died several years ago. "to see them, after being separated for The ward members twenty-fou- r a meeting house. is survived by a sister, Mrs. He years. On their home they both contracted the ''fluoo Sadie Leach of Lehi. and' so remained in Salt Lake City Funeral services were held" in the ' Hm with their children for two weeks Lehi First Ward Chapel, Wednesday before coming to Lehi. They arrived afternoon. in Salt Lake. December 31st. Counselor Raymond Stewart was in The following article was printed charge of the funeral services held in an England newspaper: Wednesday in the First Ward. The opening song was a quartet "MARRIED FIFTY YEARS "Rock of As." Those in the quartet ''Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Summerville their golden were: Pearl Peterson, Faye Manning, of Blyth celebrated Herman Swenson and" Rulon Fox. wedding anniversary on Christmas Trayer John Devey. day. HOUSE CLEANING Vocal duet Alice Francis and one SPECIAL aiei four daughters They have Mrs. 2 Robert and Phillips. three son, grandsons, Buy one can of Climax Wall Paper sketch J. 0. Meil-inBiographical Cleaner for ten cents then we will celeof th An interesting feature sell you another can of Vocal solo "Oh My Father" bration was the presence of Mrs Summerviile's only sister, Mrs. John Harold Fox. Remarks Herman C. Goates. Smith who is at present on a visit Vocal solo Lula Anderson. United the from with her husband An- Remarks native Bishop Hyrum to their America of States WALL PAPER land. "Nearer Ouartet My God To This couple emigrated from Cam-boi- s Thee" 24 years ago. FOR Closing prayer William T. Taylor. Mr. Joseph Summerville retired 2 The grave was dedicated by Francis at ONE GENT years ago after working 53 years Child of Ogden. A. Docks. the Blyth Dry (Limit two cans) t, a uch fjey are. proud . t ke the oest oi i. - Another One Cent great-grandson- s. g. ? The cast is made up with the following students taking parts: Russell Knuusen, Allene Frank, Cecil Zimmerman. Craig Crabb, J. G. Allred, Klea Turner, Kenneth Kearney, Dortha Evans, Daniel Worlton, Zoo Ball, Jean Worlton and Ruth Worlton. The play will be of interest to many of the town people. Plays of other d years have always been and this one will be just as fine a play as any ever presented. During the past few weeks the charatcers have spent a good share of their time learning their parts and practicing for this event. It is now to the point where a public presentation will prove very entertaining. The students are sure to please you if you come out to see this play- Eldon Harris returned home Saturwall paper, window shades, day after having spent the last six alcimines, flat paints, felt and straw months in the Pacific Northwest. tats, etc. a household necessity Canada, Alaska, and the East as an uyone can use it the house-taper- 's assistant in botanical research. Mr. friend your wall paper will Harris was employed by Dr. E. Iwk new twice as long. who has been carrying out an extensive program of plant introduction and hybridization. Dr. Chap-iIULEUH FLOOR MATS a colleague of Dr. V. V. Smith, now working in Transvaal, whom Mr. Mr. TEN GENTS EACH Harris assisted a year ago. an trip. enjoyable Harris reports have a number of these mats yt16x27 left and are closing them Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Evans were Salt W at ten cents just the thing for "vering worn spots and a saving to Lake visitors. Friday. Jw floor coverings. Cleaner is unequaled for LUNCH TO B E - LADIES A very interesting and educational program is in store for all ladies in forested in the Homo and Community Section of the local Farm Bureau. definite dates will be announced short The following are some of the ly. subjects to be discussed and acted up on : 1. Health Socialized Medicine. 2. Public Speaking Contest. 3. Legislation. 4. Home Beautification- s BW SPRING SHADES ' Humming Bird and Gold ete Stripe silk hosierv. and knee length stockings for the misses. HEADQUARTERS for Tiilt ,.,.r, i Clubs. Rerreational Activities. Watch for date of our first meet ing. 6. ,v iVl) MARRIAGE from our la- MYERS-PETERSO- interest is the announce marriage of Miss Mary Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Of social merit of the Victor Myers, of American Fork, Carl Z. Peterson, son of Mr. of this Mrs. Lewis Peterson which took place Saturday. Several socials are being pla in honor of the young couple. MAIN and and city PREPARED FOR OILING HARNESS - SIR LET ALL KINDS OF SHOE PHONE Mm d lhi held in their struggling pioneer band intj a mighty Church great, rich and pow erful. The March of Time is shoeing this picture at the Royal Theatre next Wednesday anj Thursday. ilORMONISH IN PIC- TURES AT ROYAL FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. CHRISTINE HARRISON Funeral services for Mrs-- Christine Harrison who passed away at her home here. Sunday evening, February 14, 1937, were held in the Lehi Second Wani Chapel, Friday with Bishop's counselor, E. B. Garrett, conducting. The opening song, "Jesus My Saviour" Fifth Ward Relief Society Chorus, B. Mrs- Abraham With unemployment and relief still accompanied by the greatest probem facing America, Invocation James H. Gardner-Solfrom the State of Utah home of the "I Have Read of a Beautful Mormon Church comes a unique and An-dres- - in experiment putting the jobless back to work. Fundametal d'octrine of the century- old Mormon faith is that every mem but as de ber shall be in land stalked Salt Lake the pression City the Supreme Mormon Pontiff, Heber Jedediah Grant, 80 year-oland his advisers discovered that one- sixth of all U. S. Mormons were idle and on relief. Discussig ways to end the idleness they believe is sinful, they devise an ambitious relief plan. Thousands of Mormon men, taken from state and federal relief rolls, are put to work raising food. Opened in Mormon parishes throughout the nation are Mormon stores where workers are paid, not in cash, but with all the food, medicines and fuel needed by their families. To care for Mormon women taken off relief, Church workshops are opened where Id clothing and new garments are made by the thousnrTs. With the first crops harvesed and stored, other Mor mon women, preserve half a million quarts of foodstuffs. MorThrough this work, 20,000 mons are taken off Government re interest, lief, arousing nation-wid- e evoking comment from prominent Catholic Churchman. Editor John LaFarge feels it might be a good thing if all churches could take care of their members physically as well d City" Ada Phillips, accompanied" by Mrs. Abraham Anderson. Sketch was read by Herman C. Goates. Solo "When the Angels Have Lift Wm. Hadfield. accomMrs. W. II. Johnson. panied by Andrew Fjeld. Remarks Solo "In the Garden" Mrs. T. F. Kirkham, accompanied by Mrs. Abraham Anderson. Remarks A. B. Anderson. Closing remarks E. B. Garrett. Chorus "Rock of Ages." Benediction J. W. Wing. The grave in the Lehi City cemetery was dedicated' by President A. Carlos Schow. ed the Veil" OLD FOLKS PARTY ENJOYED BY MANY Many of I.ehi's older citizens were entertained at the annual outing and social Thursday, participating in a full day's program outmid-wint- lined by the Lehi old folks' committee. Carnations were presented" to those 77 years of age and over. John Devey Sr., 88 years of age, was the oldest citizen to partcipate in the festivities. The group gathered in the high school auditorium at 10 a. m-- where a program was given. At noon they were served dinner in the basement of the Memorial building, and were entertained at a picture show. The ffroup then reassembled in the Memorial building, where they participated in an entertainment program. At 7:30 p. m. another program was given, followed by dancing, which concluded the day's activities. . But checking up on their relief plan, Mormon leaders are jolted when they discover that there are jobless who refuse to work except for cash, face a problem that has vexed Federthe al Relief Administrates from beginning. During 1937, the Mormon Church is determined to make its own once Friends of Miss Dorothy Evans shirkers become again. Today, w ith one hundred new held a well arranged surprise party niblie works projects under wav. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Junius Mormons are confident that they will Banks. Wednesday evening, the event ? in honor of Miss Evans' 16th soon overcome this newest problem, which in the birthday. Games and a dainty lunchrugged vitality preserve a single century has transformed es n were enjoyed by the girls. h'-ini- ne Grocery Specials Ronald Price, Glen Smith, Keith Erickson, Lovd Gunther, Howard Dean Price Taylor. Junior Carson, Package 11c Mixed Vegetables, No 2 all WH KATIES Richard Wells. Oocll Peterson, Tan 2 for 11c Time Popcorn students of the A. C. at Ixigan, spent Jolly week-end Indian with their parents the Can - Best l" ' Catsup, No. Sperry's American Lehi. FLOUR Quality 2 lb. box 19c Al AND of Service Your HomeWEStore ,EHI DELIVER KNN WIN' A. II WIN l E Mrs. Susie Smuin Thompson and John Whipple were married at Provo Thursday. February 18th. Both bride ana' groom are well known locally and have hosts of friends wishing them happiness. The Lehi Hardware n.e Store !k- - as spiritually. THOMPSON-WHIPPL- home and let vol! patterns of Mrs. Buell All-reSecond the Warn' Amusement Hall, Saturday, February 27th at 8 p. m. Arrangements have been made for an exceptionally fine program from students of the Brigham Young University. Following the program a dancing party will be held with music furnished by Mrs. Fern Larsen and company Voluntary contributions will bo received at the door. Everyone is invited. Elder Allred will leave for the Mission Home on March 1, and will labor in the Hawiian Mission. will for Thursday, Friday and Saturday f AND COMPLETE LET US SHOW YOU A LARGE FROM STOCK TO CHOOSE We w,ll brine. dollars have more cents at f service nnrl thp home of Wolverine Work Shoes. 0., H 7. 7ic to $1.00 Per Roll batts and all kinds of mater '1 1 (f Irene Ravmond and daughter. were Lehi visitors Tuesday Wallpaper 1.' ials for home sewing. Yo"r lr Education. 5. SERVED FRIDAY The Auxiliary Ladies are serving lunches at the school buildings Friday n.n for the school children. The mothers are asked to remember tl so that their children may be benefit-- d bv the lunch. The proceeds goes to Chdd Welfare. tnioionary testamonial for Elder well-attende- CLEANER tleaning A Rulon Allied, p. m. be CLIMAX Climax SATURDAY IN 2ND WARD REPAIRING PRESTON TITCOMB SHOE SHOP : 4f Bj akfast Club package Pure Lard. C-- ffee, 1 2 pounds L"C Let us Cover Your Buttons to match Ne a Spring House Dresses. We izes. 37c ha v. ai 2'Jr Uanquet your - Dressing, Quart Bottle Pound Package lb tins B. Coffee, Large Rinso, Package Vantage, Regular ?! 25 Tall Salmon, Pink Tea. M. J. pound 19c 1 1 Stop and Shop m our Store and SAVE MONEY on the best quality that money can buy. 29c. merchandise If you caiiii t visit our store just 23c hone orders and they will 9fcc promp'lv ano' courteously be taken to 2Cc I 10c vour door. BROADBENT'S Phone 20-- w |
