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Show THURSDAY, LEHJ FREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH 3, 1S3S THURSDAY, NOVEMBER - www'" HELD FOR WILLIAM .V: f for Impressive funeral fcerviees William S. Gray, who passed away, Tuesday night were held in the Lehi Fifth Ward Chapel, Friday, with Bishop's Counselor, Randall Schow, The opening song, a conducting. chorus, '"Come, Come Ye Sants" Fifth Ward Relief Society Chorus, accompanied by Miss Mariam Lott. Eli-hPeck. Invocation The biographical sketch was read by Elmo Gray. S. Holy City" Erma accompanied by Miss Zada SYLVAN W. CLARK C Whi-taki-- rod COMMISSIONER Term AND10ATE UTAH COUNTY Four-yea- r OfMOCRATIC Mayor John Remark flCKlT G. S. WASHINGTON, D. C. j "550 CANOIOATC Home' Soiu For the KupjKtrt they Lave given me hiring the past election and during! Phillips GENERAL r, ( ADV Mi.-- s of Ada ) William Silus Gray was born at Lehi, Utah, November 2H, 1858, being the fourth child in a family of six. His parents, Joseph Reeves and Mary Franklin Gray, were converted to the in Church England by George His mother died William Kirkham. when he was four years old and his the same year He father spent his early boyhood working on the farm assisting his father. At 12 years of age he went out and herded sheep for one year. At 15 years of age he went to work for different farmers until he was 20, then he worked hauling cord wood in Park City using two yoke of oxen. After John Beck discovered his mine in Eureka. Brother Gray went to work hauling or for him. He also hauled the sand to build the Relief Socity hall that is still standing on Main Street in Lehi; Mr. Beck having, built the hall and presented it to the Relief Society as a menento of their kindness to him before he located his mine. He also assisted Mr. Beck in building Beck's Hot Springs in North Salt Lake. He purchased a lot on the east part of Lehi and built a little house on it. About this time romance seemed to enter his life and he fell in love with a beautiful blonde, blue-eye- d neighbor girl. After a short courtship, they went by team from Lehi to Logan where they were married for eternity in the temple of the Lord. She has been a constant and faithful companion to him since that time. To this union were born fourteen children eleven boys and three girls -- all reaching maturity except one who died in infancy. For 26 years there were living 10 robust, active sons and three daughters. One grandson filled a mission, one an Ensign in U. S. Navy, one now on a mission. Less than a year ago Brother and Sister Gray were called upon to mourn the loss of their youngest son whom God in his wisdom called home, leaving a wife and three wonderful boys. There are 60 living grand children and 10 great grandchildren. Brother and Sister Gray have always lived on the same lot, sharing each other's joys and sorrows. Brother Gray was a farmer and stock raiser. This was supplemented by shearing sheep in the spring, working in the sugar factory in the fall. He was an active and willing worker and his entire famly have inherited this trait from him. He was of an optimistic nature and up to a few days preceding his passing was planning his garden and his activities for next summer. He was always a faithful I.atterday Saint and was a member of the High Priests Quorum, having been ordained to that office by Abel John Evans. He was always a staunch supporter of movements for civic betterment. He was one of the founders and RIGHT PRICES When in need of coal be sure to give us a call. PEERLESS COAL ALL GRADES OF BEST COAL ON HAND AT LOWEST PRICES. HARDMANS 154-- Hospital Notes A fine son was born to Mrs. WTard Christofferson at the Lchi Hospital, Thursday. heir was born to Mrs. Zimmerman (LaRae Chamberlain) at the Lehi Hospital, Saturday. Howard The small daughter of Mrs. George Bauer had her tonsils removed at the Lehi Hospital, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb visited at 1'ayson, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Crabb, and with their new baby granddaughter. Modern House For Rent Skinner or phone 47-- J. Seo J. J. Autumn Food organzers of the Progressive Irrigation Company and was a member nf its board of directors until a few Savings SNOWDRIFT, 3 Tound Can 5 for 5oc 17c 2:c 15c ORANGES, largo -- dozen FLOUR. Sperry's 48 lb. bag 79c Hershey's Baking Chocolate lUc pkg 2 f.w lUc rt'MPKIN, 2Mt Cans ..' M. J. B. Jr. Coffee, 1 j i faithful servant." lb. package Flavors II Crackers, 2 Pound Box Sodas JELLO-A- OXYDOL, large package 21c Merrill W. Wathen who has been 5c 19e ill for the past week is reported to be 21c able to be about the house this week. BROADBENT'S TELEPHONE years ago when his physical forced his retirement. He was water master for a great many years, a position requiring tact, executive abil'tv and judgment. He passed away at 10:05 p. m., October 25, after a lingering illness lacking a month of reaching his 80th milestone. He has lived a good and useful Me and to him mav be justly applied the phrase "Well done, thou good and condi-ditio- n GRAPEFRUIT, large fresh, PEAS, 3 Cans 20-- W Prompt Delivery Service ADV ) lias be a mothers Red Cross, conductthe by ed by Mrs. Mable Jones, local nurse. Many notable consultants will be brought to Lehi for the lessons on Feeding," "Baby Habits," Baby 'Com"Mother and Infant Diet." municable Diseases," etc. taken up during the course. The course will include twelve lessons, and run for twelve weeks. The first lesson of the series will be given Wednesday, Nov. y, in the Memorial Building from 2 Tht n Less Ash Burns Better Gives More Heat Call LEHI LUMBER CO. to Phone ' mm m m vmmm m uji mm will p. m. All mothers of Lehi and vicinity are inVited to join the class. There is no charge and the entire course will be free. State Street, Lehi 15 urn m 4 GORDON CHILD BURIED HERE H. I. A, MERRY GO ROUND DANCE TO Funeral services for Marilyn Marie Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon, who died Monday in a Park City hospital of BEGIN TUESDAY The M. I. A. Merry Go Round dances first call, Is November 8, in the Lehi First Ward hall. On the corner of First South and Second West Street, W'here delicious refreshments will be a treat. A ticket to this firstTdance will bring If t is lucky, a turkey on the wing. Remember, Nov. 8 at the First Ward hall at 9 p. m. for lively music, livlier time an a live turkey. pneumona, were conducted Thursday at 1 p. m. in the Lehi Fifth Ward with Bishop's Counselor, Randall Schow conducting. The opening song a chorus ''I Know That My Redeemer Lives" Relief Society Chorus, conducted by Mrs. Ieota Peterson and accompanied by Mrs. L. B. Brown. Ernest Peterson. Invocation Solo "Your Sweet Little Rose Miss Ada Bud Has Left You" Zada Miss by Phillips, accompanied Webb. E. B. Garrett. Remarks Pres. Virgil Peterson. Remarks Chorus "Unanswered Yet." Benedection Andrew P. Christ-offerso- bronchial Really Going To Town New Floor Decorations Theme Football Ladies Sweaters, Dresses, Hosiery, Lingerie, nanaKercniers The grave in the Lehi Cemetery was dedicate by Mayor John N. Whimpey. The child is survived by her parents, two sisters, Lois and Marjorio Gordon, and three grandparents, John T. Gordon of Lehi, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Heward of Park City. j PETER HANSEN Quality Merchandise Power's Shoe tore i i:rA m nil ii t n i The Lehi Lions Club will meet in a luncheon at the Lehi First Ward Relief Society Hall, Thursday evening. The committee in charge will be Lions Powers, Price and Cook, with the prize furnshed by Lion Knudsen. The committee in charge for the next meeting will be Lions Taylor, Waidass and Zimmerman. SILVER JUBILEE OF i riT'i :i ici mi l iaoi :i' I titm Pheasant Season Opens Sunday Nov. 6 BE SURE AND HAVE A SUPPLY OF GOOD AMMUNITION We also carry a stock of Complete Line of Hardware The Lehi Hardware Your Home Store of Service WE DELIVER GLENN WING Why not forget your home problems and worries by registering for our Women's Adult Recreation Class. Held twice weekly Monday and Wenesday, starting November 14, 19:18, at the Lehi High School Gym. Amission is free to every lady over 20 years of age married or single. Watch for later announcement. Men's classes will be held twice weekly following the ladies classes. Come join your friends in your favorite snort. LIONS NOTES i LEHI, LTAH MAIN STREET SUPPLIES farewell missionary at Reasonable Prices. WHY? An opportunity to buy inexpensive Xmas gifts and handy household art'cles, eat a hot dinner and enjoy an evening's entertainment. WHAT? The First Ward Society Bazar. WHERE? The place where you will meet all your friends the Mem-- , orial Building. LOOK! Detailed announcements ATTENTION FOLKS testimonial in the Lehi Second Ward Chapel, Monday evening. Elder Hansen left for a short term mission to the Northern States, Wednesday evening. Friends of Elder Hansen wish him success and good health during his missionary work. A Hunting Coats Rubber Footwear GUNS AND HUNTING LEAVES FOR MISSION for Peter Hansen was held 5 head to foot. WHAT A LUCKY DAY! later. j Everything for Men and Boys from n. PRIMARY BOARD TO MEET The Lehi Primary Stake Board will the home of Mrs. May Bone, Thursday, (today) at 3 p. m. Memliers of the Primary Stake Board visited at the Cedar Fort Ward Wednesday afternoon. met at PARCEL POST Dr. and Mrs. Harold I. Goodwin and daughter, Barbara, of Park City, The United States postal service Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Lott of Oleum visited at the S. I. Goodwin home, of celebrat ng the 2"th anniversary Sundav . are were weekend guess California, of parcel post during the month of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wanlass. NovmberNational Parcel Post Mr. and Mrs. Francs Goates and Mr. and Mrs. 0 rover Orton spent Silver Jubilee will be observed in all son. Kenneth of Richfield, visiited with with Pleasant Grove U. S. Postoffice during the month. the week-enLehi relatives and friends, Sunday. relatives and friends. DANSART The new approved L. D. S. Garments for Men and Women FRIDAY, NOV. 18 d t This Weather Calls for Heavy Clothing 'OTHERS CLASS DEER "CREEK COAL . THE BEST AT THE A son and PO. IT:CA. MAIN STREET. LEHI. UTAH S3 NOV GOAL GOAL GOAL Hiotruijhirtil Sketch of Willuun Siltix (tiny PHONE EktCTON ELEPHONE RED CROSS TO SPONSOR Remarks Bishop E. R. Garrett. niy term jn office as L'tah County Solo "That Silver Haired Daddy, Commissioner. If you see tit to give nie your vote, of Mine." Chorus 'Beautful Home." Novniber X, I hhall appreciate it. Benediction James II . Gardner. I pledge myself, if elected, to do my The grave in the Lehi Cemetery in the office. was dedicated by bishop SYLVAN W. CLARK. (POLITICAL SHERIFF DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR EACH DEPOSITOR The State Bank of Lehi FOR COUNTY UTAH $5000 00 MAXIMUM INSURANCE A IVOOO f JOHN S. EVANS N. Richards : The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Webb. WISH To THANK Dr. Remarks ALL LOCAL VOTERS'' American Fork. 1 I s. gray! 3 WWXWWWWW"" DEPOSITS INSURED ... FUNERAL SERVICES NOVEMBER SENIOR HOP Friday, October 4th to Open Season Dances at DansArt a, h. wing PHONE 5-- J MAIN STREET LEH1, UTAH J j BOIL YOUR DRINK TWINS BORN TO ING WATER LOCAL COUPLE Twins, a boy and girl were born to Mrs. Carleton Peterson, (Alta Gray) at the local hospital, Saturday. Mother and babies reported to be doing nicely. & report from city physican Dr. that states this Eddington, week, date there is no satisfactory report CELEBRATES 66TII Mr. and Mrs. Armond Webb Salt Lake City visitors, Monday. A to, Wj the condition of the Lehi City and is stall advisable to boil all king water. water, drin- vef' Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Evans at children. Mrs. John R. Bone and sorNeighbors and close friends of Mrs. Ray, visited at Garland Sunday, Mary Bell Smith gathered at her John R. Bone and Mr. and Mrs. Or home Monday afternoon honoring her Bone. fiGth birthday anniversary. A social afternoon and luncheon were enjoyed by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cora Hunger, Mrs. Mary Kirkham, Mrs. Mary WATCH FOR Brown, Mrs. Sadie L. Russon, Mrs. Lillian Crabh, Mrs. Ada Allred, Mrs. DANCE Gladys Fowler, Mrs. Marie Gunther, BIG ARMISTICE Mrs. Marie Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith, NEXT WEEK Mrs. Julia Hunter, Mrs. Florence Jones and Mrs. Clara Russon. Sponsored by the Mr. and .Mrs. David W. Adamson LEHI POST AMERICAN LEGlj of Salt Lake City, were Sunday guests of Lehi relatives. Music by Ralph Miliaccio It will leave you breathless DANSART |
