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Show -r- 10. 1943 JUNE tBSDAT. - THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1S43 THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH Isaac Hardman son of Mrs Viola Mr. and Mrs James H. Gray, left Miss Harriet Fox was a Salt Lake Mrs. E. J. Christofferson Hardman. recently completed his Lfeona West, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thursday for a visit with her son. City visitor Saturday. basic training at For Knox, KenHoward Gray and baby were Sun California. Dean, at Venice, son tucky, preparatory for combat Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Martines and day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman rnrpora! Raymond Barnes, duty Frank Barnes, has with an Armored Force Unit. Mrs. Jennie Nostrom spent Sat Mi and Mrs. Mrs. Glenn Trane and Mrs. Abe daughter, Judy, of Richfield visited Swenson of Salt Lake City. transferred from in Salt Lake fly been urday Anderson spent Friday in Salt Lake Monday at the Henry Erickson City. Calaifornia. home with Mrs. D. F. Martine and Miss Marilyn Durrant of Ameri jtiago to Oaakland. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hunter and City. can Fork is spending the week with baby daughter. children of Provo wtre Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harvard of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. son yeutenant Robert Johnson, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. son, Mrs. and the Beck. Bert Hutchings James H. Gray. Ralph Cheyenne, Wyoming, spent stationed with the U. S. Naval ALLRED KEATE of Salt Lake City, visited Harward's Mrs. Josie, with end week for Washingon, lirCorp at Pasco,Mrs. Frank Martins with Lehi relatives Monday even Mrs. Glen Trane entertained the and Mrs. sister, Mrs. L. B. Brown. with his Dast vear. visited were Byron Mr. Provo visitors Ikan Gray ing. and Mrs. R. C. Allred return Oddity Club at her home Mrs. John R. Bone, Mrs. Ellen ed Mrs. Harriet Wednesday. home Taylor, Thursday evening at a pot luciw Saturdav from M Srurdav to Friday, enroute to were Carter and Soren Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Allred left Lt. and luncheon and bridge. Prizes were Arizona, where they accompanied Jacksonville. Florida, where he has Mr. S. Mrs. Mr. I. and of and Goodwin dinner at Sundav their daughter, Arline through the Mrs Keate at Pheonix, Arizona, won by Mrs. Bert Beck and Mrs. guests Jeeently been transferred. tended the of L. D. S. funeral A. Mrs. J. Mrs. Sorenson services for Copperton. following the marriage and visited Don Fowler. Temple when Miss Allred Ida of Latham Tooele, became with friends in Los Angtles. CaliTuesday. the bride of Lieutenant Mrs. Frank Barnes re-wj. anJ Mr. and Mrs. William Hadfield fornia, and with their son. Chase, N. Keate of Richfield. Earl Mr. and Mrs. William Ball who The Mr. and Mrs. James Comer re- and daughter. Donna, spent Sun- a that recent word from their California. been living at Magna lor have Roberts, took Camp on marriage S. place 28, U. May who is with the ceived with word of & Allen, at Provo the of birth ana visiting Sunday several tne day years recently moved into young couple were also in Hawaii, states that a grandson. The baby was born to jed frot-eformer the Dale Mrs. Joseph Glover home on LaVerde the Kirkham, accompanied by of the t Mrs. Barrat Chadwick in the Holy j groom, mi. and Mrs.parents jjg IS Well anvi K irkham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb. First East Street Harrv Keate islands. Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City, Miss Delia Carson attended the Mr. and Mrs. jn the oi Kienneia. George P. Price, Dale exercises of the McCune and Paul Price and Miss Harriet Sunday. graduation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts and Lt. Keate has been sent to an School of Music in Salt Lake City, Fox were yeutenaant Robert Johnson, son the Lehi people at among visitI. R. Mrs. Jonhson, son returned to their home In Paul Curtis, is spending the week Tuesday. army camp in California where of Mr. and the baccalaureate services baby tending week. this with his Lovell, Mrs. parents, Wyoming, after a two weeks Keate with will join him later. She his mother, Mrs. Claude Cur ed of the Brigham Young University at is stationed vacation. Johnson is now They visited in Lehi and Bone Mrs. Eldon tis. Mr. Mr. with and Curtis her Lieut visiting parents in graduated from the of Provo at the Joseph Smith Build 111. Mr. Roberts with parents, Mr. and Lehn. bouth High School of Salt Lake family were Sundaay visitors of Chicago, I Sunday evening. ing, O. Roberts. J. Mrs. Hattie City, last week and will enter the Mrs. Bone's mother, Mr. Sergeant Grant S. Evans, arrived University of Utah Summer term Bezzant, of Lindon. week from Camp next week. In Lehi this Mrs. Dean Mitchell returned Fort Benj. Harrison, Ind., June 3, LOCAL ITEMS to attend the fun Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson Gordon, Georgia, for an indefin've arhome 1943 Saturday Leo Lehi, pvt. Loveridge, J. P. Antral services of his father, Aaron her with Captain and Mrs. J. Sterling visited with Mr. and Mrs. visit parents, Mr. and rived at the Finance Replacement Evans. Merrill of Alexandria, Va., arrived derson and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mrs. Mitchell B. L. Adamson. Mrs. to center begin recently Training Miss Doris Dickerson visited in who is in Lehi, Saturday for a visit with Anderson of Salt Lake City, Sun basic husband her with been has finance. in training Beck spent Logan over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Merrill s parents, Mr. and Mrs. day. S. Arkansas in Air U. Corp, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. with the Provo. John Hutchings. Tuesday evening in Mr. Mitchell has C. Loveridge, R. F. D. No. and Missouri, Captain Merrill George Jim Nelson, who has been living returned to his base at Fort Belvoir. to his induction he recently been transferred to a field his grandmother, Mrs. Hulda 1, Lehi. Prior with Va., Mondaay. Mrs. xne curnngion in Texas. Mrs. Mitchell will join Merrill, the a was clerK ior former Laurel Hutchings, will re- Curtis, for several years, left this Transportation Co., Salt Lake City. him there later. main in Lehi for an indefinite visit. week for Long Beach. California, to be with his mother. WITH OUR SOLDIERS LOCAL ITEMS j Jl - d rt s Attmtim M Mr. and Mrs. David Adamson entertained a group of friends from Salt Lake City at their, home Satur day evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lud Olsen, Mr. and weeks old pig. Red with Mrs. LeRoy Hansen and Mrs. Ray A WANT ADS LOST 7 spots of white in face. LeRoy Hardman. of KMOMflLEBECB Notify Mrs. Lloyd. 7?;yj KITCHEN CABINET FOR SALE- See John Southwick. v GOOD MAN'S BICYCLE SALE See Reed Nostrom. if you're , producing the materials America needs for TO BROIL: Victory or buying War bonds as your share in the all-oprogram, Surface of meat remember that your good health should be 3 inches meals depends upon from heat. Brown . . . Remember that meat is the main dish around which your meal top side, season, 6hould be planned for turn, continue goodness and proper nutrition. broiling until done. And for quality meat at economy such delicious as the broiled 'prices round steak above, remember that our market sells only quality meat, rich in protein, vitamins, phosphorus, iron and energy. 5 0 ut LOST Small black 1943 diar-ycontains A and B Gas ration books, tire registration and other import ant data. Azer Southwick, Phone . ed 1 I INTO CHEMICALS TO HELP ISYvV WAR BONDS u room modern house except heat with 5 acres land, n. orchard and alfalfa. Terms. James Trinnaman residence. Located in 3rd ward. Inquire Wm. Trinnaman for particulars. 3p Whether 1 INDUSTRIAL CJEMISTS ENGAGED IN WARRK 1 FOR 301-- FOR SALE well-balanc- I H I f, N. H. RED CHICKENS FOR SALE 11 weeks old. Alex Phone II HI 3l?lnMi iPr iZj'Qir0 4i V, - L,, When Japan attacked at Pearl Har- bor we had 17 battleships in service and 15 building. We were making preparations but the war did not wait. These 32 battle wagons cost American taxpayers three billion dollars for a two ocean navy. The ,o, can, f,r Dmav lhBn A fj W ' - '"f7T"? v T rTTTi ill LL1 L- F -J the THE CRESCEHT IS INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL V t " ' udv-''- 'AfYif -- SV,SLAl tlttrjLf - 1 IVl 1 A ! , - A ffi3 v!a v r&V TTA ) ' I 1 185-J- . taste-satisfyi- FRESH COW FOR SALE WHIPPING CREAM FOR SALE Mrs. Rarftlal Schow. SEASONABLE FRUITS VEGETABLES A FULL GROCERY STOCK & LAMSEM IBHM5. MAIN STREET PHONE 17 Phone 44. LEHI, UTAH Will pay cash for used piano Mrs. Edna Cook. Phone 33-2t FOR SALE Choice building lot adjoining Fourth Ward Church to the east. Hagan Hansen. Ip LOST Holstein Branded with circle over it. Reward. LOST Reward. 21 yearling heifer, with quarter LOST ........ M : Now fifty million Americans have a personal stake in this war. It has ' been brought home to them. That's why everyone is increasing pur- chases of War Bonds. my"m,ii. , rrrr:. . v$AOlM. iflMI1 A' JSrfejAY l tVJ'sii-- ISodeVtcmperat're chaWs ?shoc them to ueath , r jg?TTlica--tf'"- r' " u " See Oscar Gurney. 2d Gray and white geese. Roundy, Phone 116-- A. S. ward. F. North. j THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... J. Little girl's glasses. Re D. Halladay, 287 East 6th PIANO LESSONS For Beginners Given Mrs. Dorothy Southwick, 215 South, 2nd West. Phone 84-J. FOR SALE Modern New Home, Mrs. Myrtle acre of ground. 5t Mitchell, 4th North 2nd West. 1 FREE- - If Excess acid causes you pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample, Udga, at Lehi Drug Co. or State Street Drug. Ju!y-- Don't Gamble 8 With Your Profitsl Electric motor, vacuum cleaner and appliance repairing. Will call for work. Wallace Banks, 361 South 3rd West, Phone 90. The entries on your Soles Slips represent good money . services which you hove rendered . . . merchandise front' WANTED your shelves. ... ... And, of course, correct arrangement of the form . . . dear, sharp printing . . . clear, smooth tearing perforations are features of these high quality books which reflect credit upon your establishment, lighten your work of record keeping. Let us show you how Rediform Sales Books protect your profits. and PORK WHIPPING CREAM FOR SALE 60c quart In your container. W. D. Jones, 594 North 1st West, Lehi.tfp You cannot afford to take a chanct with inadequate records. With Rediform Soles Books, you ore assured of carbon of paper that "standi copies that ore easy to read of numbering that Is up" under constant handling accurate. VEAL Frank Barnes, Phone 41. ' Highest Prcies Paid for Worthless Animals Boyd Holmstead, Lehi Fox Farm. Phone tf 343-R- For General Sheet Metal Work and Warm Air Heating and Air Conditionng see Gunther Sheet Metal Works, Phone 189. tf Will call and pay for worthless old horses and dead animals. See C. O. Holmstead at the Fox Farm, Lehi. Phone 343-JWANTED If your Sewing Machine Needs Repairs, Sissors or Saws Sharpened, Wm. Osborne will do lt for you. "Quite a stack of ne.prxT3 I left you yesterday. Juclt?. Aren't f;ouf 1:1 the news-papi- :r business, are youv" "No. I just enjoy reading different papers so my nephew (ieorge sends them to me whenever lie taVes a business trip. "" he sent me got a big kick out cf from several counties 0 e t.'icy Btill have .";n some headprohibition. Particular lines that read ' Drun,. C'' ing Arrests Rise', 1 'BoollcRRers must po?t Ceiling Prices', ' Federal Agents seize' Trick' Liquor Truck. Doesn't that go to prove, Joe, that prohibition docs not proiiihit? " watched conditions pretty carefully during our 13 years of prohibition in this country. The only thing I could see we got out of it was bootleg liquor instead of legal liquor... plus the worst crime and corruption this country has ever known." Cci)rtrrur el AUokoltc Bnrra(i Induitriti, I |