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Show Press LH1 VOLUME S WIDELY READ NEWSPAPER HOME-OWNE- D VIII LEHI CITY. UTAH. EVANS LOTT LEROY THURSDAY, MARCH P. G. MEETS LEHI, i BOBS SHOE SHOP GETS ANNUAL REPORT CAVEMEN FRIDAY I No. 28 ROAD COMMISSION PROVO FACES ANSWERS DEATH'S CALL 6, 1941 OF HIGHWAY PATROL ... ' h.) ana i ieasant Grove, eachj The annual report of the activities guarding against an upset while hop- of the State Highway Patrol has been ing the other will be defeated, take submitted to the State Road Com-th- e Alpine spotlight this week in their misson by patrol superintendent R !att If fur Second inlai-- anH a rhnnrt' w . r yrj. at a tourney berth. The report shows that during the Pleasant Grove invades Lehi, and year te f0 patrolmen on active duty Provo travels to American Fork to covered 1.754.504 miles in patrol wind up their league chedules Fripolicing the 5100 miles of state highIf both win. they will tie for way under the jurisdiction of the day. second, making a playoff necessary patrol. for the runnerup post. During the year the Patrol made In the other final game, B. Y. high, 9.883 arrests ,926 of which were for with the title already clinched, speeding. 1.954 for lack of drivers Orem for a contest with Lin- license. 1,577 for running stop signs. coln. 494 for failure to have cars inspectIhi came jiear "upetfing Pleas- ed, and 237 arrests were made for ant Grove in an earlier game this drunken driving. Beason and may be able to turn the The patrol, in addition to their trick this time on its own floor al- other duties, inspected 391 school are favored. buses in every school district in the though the Vikings Both teams have strong attacks, so state. Careful attention was given to the contest is expected to be a high- - this phase of the patrol's duties to coring affair. guard against preventable accidents. Provo had little trouble downing Results of this campaign for safety American Fork before and are favor- - were very satisfactory. ed to repeat, but the Bulldogs rememwork Continuing its educational ber that it was American Fork which for safer driving, the patrol issued toppled the touted Vikings and are 4959 warning tickets to motorists in determined to foil any upset plans of leases that did not warrant arrests This work on the part of the patrol the Cavemen. B. Y. high will probably use plenty has been received favorably by the of reserves against Lincoln to deter- public, and the training given drivers mine which players will be taken to has proven a safety factor on the the tournament and at the same time highways. to give them further seasoning. During the year, following the recommendations of Leiutenant Franklin Kreml and Sergeant T. J. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Loveless of the Safety Division, International Association of Chiefs of Police, the State Road Commission FERGUSON-PETERSOauthorized an increase in the Patrol of eleven men. The above safety The marriage of Miss Naomi authorities spenty considerable time Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in the study of the Patrol organiJ. B. Ferguson, of Porvo, and Norris zation and program and also in the G. Peterson, son of Mrs. Ellis Peter- consideration of the safety problems son of this city, took place in the Salt of the state. A total of 600 appliLake L. I). S. Temple, Wednesday, cants for patrol assignments took examinations for positions, and the February 26th. A wedding reception in their honor 160 receiving the highest grades were was held in the Provo Third Ward given oral examinations by the Social Hall, Saturday evening, atand selections were made from tended by a large crowd of relatives those whom the Commission considerand friends of the young people. ed the most promising candidates. Both young people are well known It is expected that the additions tn and popular in their respective com- the Patrol will be a great help in munities and have a large circle of keeping the highways safe for motorfriends wisihng them happiness. ists this year. Thev will make their home in Lehi. - LeRoy Evans day, March 5, Ion? illness. Lott. 63, died Wednesat 2:30 a. m. after a LEHI GUARDSMEN He was born August 6, 1877, at S. and a son of Benjamin ANSWER GALL Lehi. Lott. Mary Abigal Evans The major portion of his life was He served spent in farming at Lehi. w director of the Provo Reservoir Company and other local irrigation districts, and was active in various civic and agricultural enterprises. During his early manhood he was employed by the Telephone Company in the construction and maintenance of its lines. He also helped construct the power line system of Telluride Power Company, and he worked for Sugar Company for some Utah-Idah- o years. He served as City Couniclman of terms and was and and Light chairman of the Power committee during the construction and early operation of the Municipal Power Plant for Lehi. Lehi for three 1908-190- 1930-193- 1, 1988-192- He married Agnes Adamson on December 3, 1900. He is survived by his wife, six children, eleven grandchildren, and six brother and sisters. children The surviving are: Mrs. Ora Fox of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Mrs. Reed Evelyn Evans of Lehi; Kirkham of Provo; Vaness E. Lott of Toppenish, Washington; Merrill A. , Lott of Philadelphia, Penn.; and Peter H. Lott of Chinook, Montana. Surviving brothers and sisters are: B. C. Lott. M. S. Lott, May M. Lott, and Mrs. Emma Peterson of Lehi, and D. B. Lott of Chinook, Montana. Funeral services had not been set when we went to press, The family were waiting werd from the children. NOTICE They're in the army now! U-h-i National Guardsmen began their first day of military service Monday when they were outfitted in true military fashion at the armory on Main Street, then proceeded to make the DansArt ready for occupancy until they are ordered to San Luis Obispo. California, probably sometime within the next two weeks. The guardsmen are served their meals in the basement of the Stake Tabernacle by the Lehi Old Folks Committee. The Utah guardsmen will be join ed at Camp San Luis Obispo by- guard units from Nevada and California to form the fortieth division. 2200 Utah guardsmen were inducted into active service. Monday. FREE NURSING CLASS FOR LEHI LADIES The first lesson of the Red Cross Home Nursing Course was given in the Memorial' Building. Wednesday afternoon. The class will study home nursing and hygiene, and will meet at 2 p.m . each Wednesday at the Memorial Building. There is still room for a few more ladies to enroll in the class. Those wishing to enroll are asked to contact either Mrs. Sarah E. Gaisford or Mrs. Mable Jones, or to meet with the class, Wednesday. There is no charge for the course. Mrs Harmon McAffee of Salt Lake are interested in contract- - City, is spending the week in Lehi. ing Yea Acreage meet the canning Crop Committee and canners re pre Mrs. Dale Crump was a week-en- d sentative at the Lehi Memorial Ila'l. Mr. and Mrs. 1941, visitor at her parents, 8, Saturday evening, March All who Thomas L. Gray. at 7:30 P. M. u GENUINE If it 1 1 1 in-ad- es I j N Com-miss- D. S. CONFERENCE UNDER HEW MANAGE APRIL 4-- 6 MENT Plans for the 111th annual L. D. S. Conference to be held April 4, 5, and Dee Schow, son of Mr. and Mrs. 6, were being made by church offciala Randall Schow has leased Bob's Shoe this week. The annual Relief Society Shop on Main Street while Mr. Conference will be held April 2 and Phillips is absent with the Utah 3. A special feature of the conferNational Guard. Mr. Schow has worked with Mr Phillips in the shop ence this year will be the dramatifor the past three years and is zation of Mendelsshn's oratorio, ' Cornwall, recommended very highly by Mr. St Paul." J. Spencer tabernacle choir director, and W. O. Phillips. Mr. Schow has been doing all kinds of shoe repairing under Mr. Robinson, field secretary for the Y. M. M. I. A. are the dramaPhillips training and is able to give tization. The preparing tabernacle choir will the public the same high class work present the dramatizaton and special that the shop has given in the past. stage and tableau effects will be Mr. Schow is a senior student of given by M. I. A. members. the Lehi High School and will have A memorial Richard honoring the shop open from 8 a. m. to 12:30 Ballantyne. who established and p. m. and from 3 p. m. to 7 p. m, taught the first Sunday School, will each school day and open all day on be unveiled and dedicated during the He invites the Lehi Sunday School Conference session Saturday. 6th. trial. a work his April to give public BOYS DAY FRIDAY OREM ORGANIZES LIONS GLUB Orem Lions Club became the 47th Lions Club in Utah and the District's youngest member, when they organized last week. With a charter list approaching a half hundred they will receive their charter from a representative of International Lioins at their Charter Night, scheduled for Friday, March 28th. Officers of the new club are: President, John S. Lewis; John Sumner and Thomas Cordner, Tail Twister, Emil Hansen; Lion directr Tamer. Roy Park; J. William and Jacob ors, Thomas two-yea- jWgenson; Dwight S. PRIESTHOOD AND The Lehi High School boys will hold their annual Boys' Day, Friday. The feature of the annual day is a beard growing contest. The boya have been growing beards, or trying to, for the past two weeks and prizes will be given for the curliest beard, the longest beard, the thickest beard and the most artistic beard. Committee members arranging details of the day are: Dorald Allred, chairman; Reed Nostrum, Terry Whyde, Clyde Lambert. Bob Carson, Donald Cook. Dale Russon and Ray Bone. Judges of the beard growing contest will be the members of the high school faculty. director, one-ye- Packard. LIONS NOTES ATHENIAN CLUB The Lehi Lions will hold their reluncheon meeting in the Lehi gular The Athenian Club will meet at First Ward Relief Society Hall, K. Chatfield, the home of Mrs. A. Thursday, (tonight), Mayor Dean annual The 12. March Wednesday, Prior will be the speaker and good election of officers will take place. A musical numbers have been arranged E. Mrs. hook review will be given by for. are members All urged L. Chipman. Lions Chipman, Christensen and to be present to take part in the Clark are in charge of arrangements. election of officers. The prize will be furnished by Lion MM RELIEF SOCIETY TO THE fANDAU THAT KADEMEX,COFAMOUS WE STOCK THE GENUINE STEERHIDE HUARACHE FROM MEXICO As advertised in Mademoiselle, Glamour, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Esquire, and imported by the Old Mexico Shop Santa re. New Mexico. MEET The Priesthood o fleers and Relief Society of the Lehi Stake will hold their regular Union Meeting, SunStake day, at 2 p. m. in the Lehi and officers Priesthood Tabernacle. Relief Society workers are urged to be in attendance. PRIMARY UNION MEETING H GROCEEY SPECIALS The regular Primary Union meeting will be held in the Stake Tabernacle. Wednesday. March 12, at 7:30 P. M. All Primary workers are urged to be in attendance. iJV No. ?J Start On h' 1X Spring Bring your new Spring Hat to our shop, and let us do things about your hair before you ''spring" it on your public. You will adore the chic new hair styles. No two people are given the same style of wave. Call us today for your appointment. 38b&1 GOODWIN'S MEAT For Modern, Fashionable and Comfortable Footwear Maid O'Gold Butter 2nd quality 35c gg SIRLOIN or T BONE 27fi Pound Pound ' Pound Buckets REX LARD ALTA WEBB, Stylist Lehi Phone 49 or 92 2 1BS AMERICAN CHEESE 49c 3 CANS 29c lie PACKAGE ib. BEAUTY SHOPPE CAN SEGO MILK 4 CAMS 29c STEAKS ROUND. 19c BEEF CORN HEAL . Brookfield Butter 1st Quality 10c Can FLAT CAN SALMON PEAS Department 4 ALTAS 1 CORNED gl&a A Head Wear them for air conditioned comfort for smartness. Worn wherever people play. Chez." Say "Wah-Ra- ; A. E. Webb. Mrs. Elmo Lee of Payon, visited Lions Cook, Comer and Eddington Mr. and Mrs. Warren Goates were with her sister, Mrs. Harold Jensen, ' are in charge of the next meeting. Provo visitors, Tuesday. Monday afternoon. aa ttik it7iifa STEERH1DE r M m M 1 1 L FLOUR, KITCHEN MAID. ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT RED SPUDS No. 1 RED CHILI BEANS RICE STALEY'S SWRUP SODA CRACKERS 85c 20'' - 20c Dozen 25c and 30c Dozen Large Size No. 90's $100 SACK 4 Pounds 3 Pounds 19c 25c 10 Pound Can 59c 2 Pounds 16c MISCELLANEOUS MATCHES Carton WAX PAPER 125 Foot ROLLS HILL'S BLUE CAN BRAND COFFEE 15c 15c 20c STORE PEOPLES 76 PHONE STATE STREET |