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Show ttUELVJf, LtARCH ?, LEHI FRZZ FEESS, 1S47 LEHX, UTAH And Every Q is Frid ay x"''h D ance at Cedar jFort Fri day Lehi Local Items . . . Mr. and Mrs. George N. Gais- ford of Salt Lake, are the proud parents of a new baby girl, born February 22. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murdock Heber City visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Austin, Tuesday. of Mrs. Walter Osborne and small son, Brent of Murray were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Webb. Lorenzo Eckersley, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Had field, Mrs. A. P. Clark, Mrs. Rebecca Allred, Mrs. Gladys Fowler, Mrs. Lela V. Evans, Mrs. Rula Dorton, Mrs. Blanche Turner, Mrs. Llrena Abbott, Mrs. Mary Gurney, Mrs. Matilda Phil. Hps, Mrs. LUeth Peterson, Mr. Max Rothe, Mrs. Sadie L. Rus-so- n, Mrs. Nora E. Keeler, Mr. Junius Banks, Esther K, Cavan-ag- h, Julia R. Carlton, Mrs. Florence Jensen, Mrs. Inez Smith, and William Hadfield. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beck spent Friday evening in Eureka. Mrs. Lowell Brown and daughter, Barbara attended a birthday party in American Fork, Monday, honoring Joan Keller, da ugh ter of Jared Keller. Bessie, Lona and Ivor of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker of Salt Lake were Sunday visitors at the Lester Colledge home. Col-led- ge Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Coland Lester B. Colledge ledge Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Adams Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Stake of spent Wednesday in Salt Lake spent Monday in Salt Lake visSalt Lake and Robert and Charles on business. iting. Springer of Murray were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. An- Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Crabb and Hutchings. derson and family of Salt Lake Bob Crabb spent Thursday in visited Sunday with Mr. AnderFork visiting Lowell Spanish of Utah Pioneers son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Daughters Crabb. camp representatives, Mrs. Free- Anderson. man, Mrs. Martha Ball, Mrs. WalMr and Mrs. LeRov Davis ac ter Webb, and Mrs. George H. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ash of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith attended the county meet Provo companied spent the week end with Gaisford to Ogden, where they ing in Provo, March 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ash. visited Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Dewey Those attending the stake temple excursion Feb. 26 were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlos Schow, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney C. Allred, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Whipple, Bishop and Mrs. Warren L. Goates, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Despain, Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Asa J. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. w A welfare banquet was held Mrs Ittie Gudmundsen re Monday evening in the Second turned to her home here Sunday ward chapeL After the dinner after visiting for the past three was served the remaining part months in Inglewood, Cam., witn of the evening was spent dancing. Vr onn Austin Gudmundsen and family. While in California she Mr. and Mrs. Dee Clark of also visited with the b. I. Uooa-wi- n Provo spent Sunday with Mrs. family who send their greetMary Winn. ing to their many friends in Lehi. Registered Breeding Stock Announcement was made this week by President Herman C. Goates of the appointment and assignment to duty of four Lehi men to positions in the stake organization. Kenneth Singleton of the Second ward and Robert G. Webb of the First ward were named members of the Stake High Council The other two appointments made were Thomas F. Kirkham and Daryl Fowler as stake auditors. Three more appointments to the High Council will be made as soon as possible, said President Goates. The High Council now composed of the following, Randall Schow, .Raymond H. Stewart, Grant Christofferson, Lionel J. Larsen, Emil M. Cook, Eleazer Southwick, Harold W. Barnes, Kenneth Singleton and Robert G. Webb. Reorganization of the MIA, Sunday School and Relief Society will be announced in the near future by President Goates. c. t. jokss 40-- W JOURNEYMAN HORSESHOEING --Call GENE J 82 -- 342-R- WELLS ELECTRIC I AH Lehi Phone 150-- J ' When you have property to Hill or want to buy, or need a good insurance policy, pick up the phone and call us. Bonded Prompt, Relieable, service given. Let us cover your mortgage with Insurance, so death won't wipe out what you have gained and leave your family without a home. It is serious! Information given without obligation. " d T. Since 189 j . . TAX " 220-- M Clint Mickelson, res. ph 611-- W fijlion? Flyweight - Rubber 1 1 II 's lem $ly!?yi $2fe :Wns n Ef tan ei i p LEW CI DOES YOUR INSURANCE BRIDGE THE GAP! How does your present fire insurance tally with cunf home values? Unless you've made a recent revision, probably giving you incomplete coverage. It's our job W keep you adequately protected in case of fire. Don't Phone us now. 1 Phone J. mmnrv Tuesday and Wednesday March 11 and 12 2 FEATURES 2 Number 1 MNOIO George NESSSUIGEI SANDERS Scandal W MfllDEE! STEPHENSON & SOU ,,H.. CO. J.IIW FUEL OIL NOW AVf i ' OIL . DAILY DELIVERY AT ' IKE. CAYIrJ&TlUG 301-- W 12-- ORDER YOUR J Slgne HASSO Carole LANDIS LEHI or 114-- J de Evans building on Main Street Matinee Sun. 4 P.M. in 3(Cf PTtOfJ m NOT ME AN THAT X flOtl IS PROVfiN BY AM NO EXTRA CHARGE McCoard Servio EAST STATE STREET, LEHI, UTAH ! of EXCEPTION MIDERSEI Number Answer 2 ESTATE I LOTS, ACREAGES HOMES, FARMS, ETC. Salt Lake 105- -J ... IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE . . . This is a phrase from William James' Varieties of Religious Experiences, 1903. A logical explanation of this curious aphorism is that "proves" here, per its Latin origin, means "tests" the rule to see whether it will still hold water FO- RALL KINDS OF W. R. Harding, res. ph. 331-- WYM I1 REAL 656-- J Any Length W W Also the Latest News and Other Good Shorts Notary Public -- Ph. 20 South Center American Fork, Utah 162-- J ft. Width MAIN STREET U-fi-- N. L. JORGENSON For Appointment Dependable Auto Repairing Accetylene Welding 431 WEST SECOND SOUTH Phone 75-Garage 183-- XJWElCBGATrtiktetobi fimOKBAX39 Mites : VERHO'I L. O. Johnson, res. ph. KEENAN PROBLEMS Home Town Real Estate Co. Phen PHONE Lafayette Nursery 1, D( .eany Mercfe BROTHERS GARASE FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Located Across Street North From Hospital . R. F. D. I t-- s ! IS! Blue Denim, per yd. Blue Shirting, per yd Upholstery Custom Slip Covers Rug and Furniture Cleaning Mattresses Remade Furniture Repairing Quality Furniture at Factory Prices i Berry Plants in Complete Assortments, Grapes, Ornamental Shrubs. Write today for free catalog and price list IHC0L1E standing Provo orches' Assisting Chairman bI the arrangements are Cf tofferson and Dave Robe?-,- Rayon Printed Jersey, per yd. Satin Dress Material, per yd Unbleached Muslin, per yd. LITTLEFOHD THE SERVICE FOR YOUR EVERY, FURNITURE NEED FRUIT TREES If You Have j "Pill, pofnings Us Uiii San day and Moaday March 9 aad 10 At Greatly Reduced Prices IN COMMERCIAL LOTS Pears, Peaches, Prunes, Apricots, Apples, Cherries,' Plum, Lafayette, Ore. tVio MEW YARD GOOD II j.vff iren NOW BRINGS TO LEHI AND VICINITY LEHI etc Licensed hw Men's and Boys' BIB OVERALLS rlf5 A Mat. Sat. 4 P. M. "BRING YOUR BRONCS" ALLEN -- Furniture Exchange Also Good Short Subjects We "dye" them. We "heel" them. We save your "soles'tt MAIN STREET 9k iwm (F-- . ZION'S rmormm 2 DELUX SHOE REPAIRING LEHI 6 Length PLAN i 1" l son, chairman of the J being held tonight x J, -- 4P lip the Kiph o smh . 6Jat j I Sponsored by the Le4 j club, the committee in a eor promised a good wne fa i reco sic for the dance willh.il( ou!d ANNOUNCING... iGARREID 43 SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SHOE FINDINGS BURIillA',1 "T!1 B-- i l'"'fc-co- ers 1 ' C n- - DAM CANVAS Mm ; K I. J mf this wwW n"" of Pink and Red H - I "Come W care to, drepi how ever v to dress, you will be"" was the advice given Quality Merchandise SPECIAL ONLY lev- 1 arborist POTTED UUUBIC mVR)RD American Fork Lehi and Gleaners of the stake are especially urged to be In attendance at the Fireside Chat the group has slated for Sunday evening, March 9, immediately following regular Sunday services. The meeting will be held in the First ward chapel and the main business of the evenng will be the election of officers for the coming year. A special program has been arranged to be followed by light refreshments. Officers in charge ask that a representative vote be present for the annual election. en The technical title surgeon" is either dendrologist or Begonia muimi TO ELECT OFFICERS HAKN UAflUETC! f of a "tree Prospects Good For School Tennis Team PHONES: Phone (evenings) Mayor Dean Prior calls attention this week to bills recently passed by the state legislature which should prove to be of par. ticular value to Lehi city. Among these are: H. B. 20, which provides that special improvement Uens be on an equal basis with property taxes. H. B. 58 This bill enables cities owning their own water works to tie them in with sewer rental fees and makes it possible to collect both water and sewer rental fees on a monthly or other period basis or discontinue water service. Also passed by the legislaure is & bill regarding liquor profits. If present rate of sales continues, about $500 will be accorded Lehi for public safety and health department requirements. V i 1.IEH. GLEAHERS (.1 M-M- Lehi CJQN Veterinarian LehL Utah Recent Legislation Will Benefit ROYAL GHOICE HEAT 34 E. 1st N. REVEALS The Lehi high school tennis squad will take to the courts as soon as the weather permits, it was announced this week by Coach Joseph Robison. This year's squad will be out to defend the Alpine division crown won by last year's squad w m w Returning members of last year Mrs. L. W. Brady of Eureka Rulnn 'RrnonnViMid of Salt Lake team include Orlin Wathen, John visited Wednesday with Mrs. Het- - spent the week end with Mr. and Meyers, Boyd Ross, Bignall Dut-so- n, Mrs. A. H. Broomhead. Dick Bennett, Robert Allred ta Laird. and Merle Evans. Students from of American the Junior high team who will PMnmnn t ' Fork visited Mrs. Sherwood Ad- likely participate this year, says Coach Robison are, Hal Holm-stea- d, ams Thursday. Malcolm Stephenson, Char les Johnson, Don Roberts and Wesley Turner. Competitive play is expected LEHI, UTAH to get under way sometime in April, with the league schedule to Friday and Saturday be drawn up and announced at March 7 and 8 a later date. If this year s schedule follows the former pattern, 264 West 1st South Lehi will compete with American Fork, Pleasant Grove and Lin coln for the Alpine division DIRECTORY Erkkson Rabbifry PRESIDENT and family of Salt Lake spent the week end with Mr. and Sirs. STAKE AFPC1IITL1EHTS Junius Banks. V XI evils Playground wiltun BOYD mm m mum after an exception has been discovered WHOLESALE and RETAIL " let mm OPEN DAILY 8:30 A. M. to Dependable WRECKING SERVICE CALL 354 After 8:30 p. m. Call 311-- M 8 P. M. 17RECKIHG SERVICE 1;: mm mm. |
