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Show I .1 i LEHI riCCE PRESS, :f Jtrl it r uwnar ana J t 3litchell Vmvs r : r vice-preside- s Recently ed 1 were perform. Beveilee Winegar Friday 1 G Mitchell, the r ourm ? n m. in L, S - I ..- - - .. .. .. f " I - , 'mm M 1 CLEANING jing, falwind other - P specul sum- - "n01 .'eihod of summer die is of n fining Clewing. jln, 5UAUTY 3IEK f 4 1 CLOTHES class. "'II iP (LEANING ' BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON Honoring Mrs. Jennie Martin-dal- e on her birthday, September 2, a group of friends gather ed at her home for a potluck luncheon. Mrs. Martindale pro vided the fresh strawberries and cream and pleny of melons. Others present included Mrs. James Schow, Mrs. Harris, Mrs Marie Gunther, Mrs. Thomas Simms, Mrs. Martha Ann Wing, Mrs. Charles Crabb, and.-M- rs Ethel Brown. DAYS RVICE 1 ? Ell tI BEVERLEE WINEGAR MITCHELL Photo courtesy S. L. Telegram BIRTHDAY PARTY In observance of har fourth Ward church. Bishop Grant reception followed at 8 p. m. birthday, Saturday, little Shir- the Tall candelabra and banks of lene Giles welcomed a group of Christofferson performed 156-ceremony in the presence of white gladioli and white Marconi friends to her home for refresh a striking backStreet ments and games. A prettily Lehi immediate family members. The daisies formed ground for the bridal party. decorated and cake many 3T Violin and piano music was pift.s made memorable the played during the reception by affair. Hebing her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. tonaw. Mrs. Giles, with enter Kelly The lovely bride choose a taininff. was grandmother, Mrs gown of white sharkskin, entrain, Shirleff Powell. with standup collar and long pointed sleeves. She wore a GAYETTE CLUB HOLDS single strand of pearls about her CANYON PARTY throat. A finger tip veil fell The members of the Gayette from a seed pearl tiara. She Club entertained their husbands held a Bible with a single at a canyon party last Wednes white orchid. day evening, at Dry Creek. Me A Matron of honor was Mrs. Visiting around the bonfire and 45c Fly Spray pt. Leonard Rampton, of Washing- a chili supper made a pleasant T Bombs $1.79 ton state, sister of the bride evening. Those present includ Sprayers 50c groom. Miss Barbaraof Beth ed. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stewart, honor, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark, Mr. Worlton stood as maid T Stock $4.50 Peter Jilene Spray bridesmaids and Mrs. Elmo Russon, Mr. and with son and La Dean Prior. Flower Mrs. Frank Huggard, Mr. and F.lise Jackson and Mrs. William Nye, Mr. and Mrs. Tarilvn Kearney. The attend Howard Dettmar, Mr. and Mrs. n.u coiuis Paul Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Hal ants wore pasiei of Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford and bouquets fan shaped Pencil Sets for School I all prices carried Marconi Dveson. Mrs. Ed Chestnut and and glads Leaf Binders 95c white with yellow Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gailey. daisies caught 10c streamers. Jtas -i Mavnard Russon, Ralph Bate- The mother of the bride wore 10c F Paper trim. and Rex Gray returned man rhinstone with fuchia crepe Jrt Covers 10c Her corsage was ot pinK rose- -, home Monday after an enjoy Titrhell chose a able vacation trip in southern nrc i"'DUUb. of georgeLe Utah. They spent four days poudre blue model a cream visitine the Utah parks and on crepe, accented by into Nevada where they viewed corsage, rosebud colored nerformed the the wonders of Boulder Dam. .i MKS. Hi IE W IILL in HEEDS 30cto -- .. sco X tiff! ATE STREET DRUG rTn SHOPPING VALUES at Print LINOLEUM Heavyweight Jl SPECIAL ft! & BROftOBENT'S Jello, pkg. 1.49 Salad Dressing, qt . . Thermos Bottles, pints National Preserve Cookers Old Mill Tree Tea Vt lb 10. n to ijuax Vel - Par - Oxydol Peas- No. 2 can HUGS - 43c 48c . 28c 10c CANNING SUPPLIES $8-9- 5 Toastmastcr 21.51 Automatic Toasters ! 7c 28c Clear Water Tuna per yard 1 12 THRIFTY FOOD PRICES Buy Now for Christmas Visitors at the home of Mr. Elizabeth Peterson this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmer and Mrs. Ivan Bates of Mesa, Arizona. The Lehi Free Pres$ and THE LEHI SUN A weekly newspaper devoted to the interests and welfare of Lehi City Published by the Free Press Publishing Co., Every Friday Entered at the postoffke at Lehi, Jtah, as second class matter under the act of Congress Marck 3, 1879 Innes, Publisher E. Russell We need only obey. Inere is guidance for each of us, and by lowly listening we shall hear Subscription the right word. Emerson. Per Year (in advance) .. $2.00 DON'T BUY TIRES UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THE BONA FIDE GUARANTEE OF . . . 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Should the tire covered by this Comprehensive Service Guarantee become unserviceable, it may be returned, together with the certificate, to the dealer from whom it was purchased; or to any other tire dealer who handles this brand, or to the manufacturer at the address shown on the certificate; and the unserviceable tire will be replaced with a new tire of like brand, size and grade on the basis that the purchaser will pay 112 of the current list price (including all taxes) for each month, or fraction thereof, from the date of purchase, plus transportation charges for returning the unserviceable tire. undeF-inflatio- Quality Guarantee TROUBLE-FRE- In addition to the guarantee stipulated above this tire is guaranteed against defect in workmanship and Tnatertal without limitation at to time or mileage If the tire fails AT ANY TIME and examination shows that the failure was due to defect in workmanship or material, a reasonable allowance will be made on the purchase of a new tire. E - OPERATION Every radio we repair be- comes o shining example of ou. highly skilled, painstak-n- 0 yet economical service. Keep your radio singing can ;o-- w when repairs are needed. Main Street Lehi Money Can Buy No Better Tires COME IN AND ASK US MORE ABOUT THESE TIRES HOWARD'S RADIO APPLIANCE Main Street - Lehi - Ph. 275-- PREM-O-C- O State Street W Phone 355 Dwight Bates, Manager GYM SHOES mm and SOX gal n ) son and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson and daughter, all of Lehi. Mr. and Mrs. Eli J. Webb, Mrs. Adrian Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. B. Kingery. all of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb and daughter, Allison, Provo; Jesse G. Webb. Provo, and Br. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson, Salt Lake City. Mrs. Hyrum Webb and Flossie Webb. Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. George Ray mond Ross and son, Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Webb and sons, Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webb and family, Lehi. Plans were made to meet each year. Eighty four were present THOSE FLYS (SCHOOL 16, 1W9 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER UTAH duties of btst rutn. Uatett Effect Organization were Sherman Ingram and Robert Hampton. Miss Joyce William Webb Family Southwick cared for the guest 0 book. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. The descendants of William Rampton. an aunt and uncle of and Harriet Grace Webb gather the bride, of Bountiful, greeted ed at Liberty Park in Salt Lake the guests at the door. City, Sunday, in their first. In charge of the gift room were family reunion and for the purMrs. Dean Prior and Mrs. J. L. pose of effecting a family Bennett, of American Fork. The misses Mama Mae Peterson, Bishop Ernest N. Webb was Phyllis Oxborrow, Phyllis Fox elected president, with and I la Thueson served, with Armond E. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Watkins in Victor Webb of Salt Lake City charge of refreshments. and Fred Webb of Provo. Lynn Robert Allred stood as master R. Webb was chosen secretary of ceremonies for the program, and treasurer, and Mrs. Ina which consisted of cornet selec- Webb Richardson of Salt Lake tions by John Meyers and Ken- City as genealogical secretary. neth Kirkham, and a vocal solo Gail Webb Ross of Provo, and by Russell Webb, accompanied Marjorie WTebb Hatch of Logan, by Mrs. Webb: a dancing num- will serve as entertainment ber by Glen Varney and Jean chairmen. Chilton of American Fork, unLuncheon was served and der the direction of Mrs. Alex visiting enjoyed. V Adieus, uancing to the music included Those attending of Bud Hutchings' orchestra Bishop and Mrs. E. N. Webb; completed the happy affair. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Webb and The young couple are making baby son, Terry, of Lehi, and their home in Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Adams Mr. Mitchell will continue his and family of Salt Lake City. studies in accounting at the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Webb Unversity of Utah, graduating and grandchildren, Sandra and after the winter Quarter. The Barbara Phillips; Persident and new Mrs. Mitchell is employed Mrs. Armon E. Webb and childin the office of the Denver Fire ren, and Paul Webb and Miss Clay Co. Elaine Dean; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Both are graduates of the Webb and family of Provo, and Lehi High School. Beverlee was Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Webb and program chairman in her Senior son, tslaine, frovo; Mr. and Mrs. year, took part in chorus activit- Dean Webb and family, Mr. and ies, in the color guard for the Mrs. Karl Webb and family, and band, and carried the flag in the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Webb, all posture parade, two years. She of Lehi. studied at Henager's Business Mrs. George Smith and son, College and attended the Uni- Eldon Peterson, and Mr. and versity of Utah. Mrs. Howard Brown and child Ralph played a stellar part In athletics, took part in music and ren; Mr. and Mrs. vere Peter opera, was drum major for the of his band and valedictorian I : TJTTT, A REAL SIGN OF FALL Felt Hat Day, September Yi, is a real sign that Fall is here. We're ready for the big opening day with felt hat values that you won't want to miss. Your new hat is here. It's your color . . . your size . . . and your price. Come in and pick it out today. - WE ARE NOW DEALERS FOR - ARROW BEESS SHIRTS Ladies . . . Sloppy Joe Sweaters Nylons Lingerie Blouses Corduroy Skirts House Dresses AND radivan SPORT SE3MTS SHOES Complete Selection of . . . OUALITY CLOTHING For The Entire Family IIUNTIHG AMMUNITION HUNTING LICENSES for the FAMILY WEStS |