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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1949 HOSPITAL .HAPPENINGS Patricia Ann Jones was taken home, December 21. Mrs. Harold (Bertha) Fenn, operative patient, returned home, December 24. Bishop Cecil L. Ash received medical treatment, December 24 to 26. , Carol Higginson, 8 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Higginson, is receiving medical treatment She was admitted December 25. Millan and Ila Fowler welcomed a new daughter, December 27. Mrs. John (Marie) Smith returned home December 24. Peek-a-bo- w HOME ON ELDERS CHRISTMAS SUCCESSFUL The Stakewide Elders Christmas project drew to a successful conclusion with the holiday season of some 38 families being made happier by the corps of Santa's helpers from the quorums of each ward and many volunteer workers. The quorums wish to express apprecation to the marchants for their cooperaton in permitting boxes to be placed in their stores, the several civic, social, literary, and other organizations for their contributions of food, clothing, toys, Christmas trees, and cash. In addition, the many individuals who participated in the program are deserving of thanks. The following representatives from the several quorums were in charge of distribution, Roy Smith, First Ward: E. A. Harde, ing, Second Ward; Evan Third Ward; Orin Schow, Fourth Ward; Lloyd Busker, Fifth Ward. Col-ledg- YOUTH INJURED Stephen Trane, 5 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Trane, sustained a serious eye injury Christmas Day when he was shot in the eye by a playmate while they were playing with a bow and arrow. The youth is under the care of a specialist at Utah Valley Hospital at Provo and the condition of his right eye is reported as critical. Advanced Spring Styles in Latest Ladies Smart Footwear ONLY 2.9C POWERS DARHL TINGEY SUFFERS RELAPSE Darhl Tingey who Just returned from the mission field entered the L. D. S. Hospital in Salt Lake City with a recurrence of pneumonia, an ailment which had necessitated his leaving tne mission field shortly prior to his scheduled release. Mrs. Tingey reports that Darhl is doing quite well and expresses appreciation to his many friends who have inquired. at his home. Suffering from a heart ailment, he was reported improving, Tuesday. , Wm. Osborne is ill i. CHRISTMAS FURLOUGH PROGRAM LEHI FOR RENT TW . Tl See this 5 rm. mod. brck home, Bids , ""'"sank lge lot, well located. Terms can be arranged. AMERICAN FORK FOR RiNTr- -" T $800.00 down will buy this brand homo ..rft Pi, new 4 rm. mod. frame home. 1 acre land, flowing well. Easy . lorevw mo. pmts. . shoes in u bronze, $3.50. NATrlSl AMERICAN FORK VETERANS! Here's a deal for Provo. you. $150.00 will buy you this Tl YEAR TOPA? 5 rm. mod. stucco home. 2 acs. of good soil, 2 shs. water. 20 or cut. Regular 25 yr. loan 4 y dead or vets qualifcations are all that's cows and pigs. needed. service If you are planning to sell your Hide & Tallow Copf1 W. Price, property we can help you. Also on buying we can fit your needs. Take advantage of the services i DFRT that our 4 Utah County offices offer. COLLECTS Accounts - Not & GROW ROWAN any kind of debts in America. No hours call after No fee. Jerry Buckley, PR0V0 ADJUST Orem 0647R1 SERVICE1 E. Ray Gardner, ou 1st No. Jast Am. Fork, 24J i Pfc. James E. Gaisford of the U. S. Marine Corps was home on a Christmas furlough and returned to Barstow, Calif., on Tuesday. He is at present in the fire department. Mrs. Sarah Gaisford, his grandmother, entertained at a buffet dinner, carrying out the yuletide theme. Those present besides Jimmy and Miss Jean Meyers of American Fork included, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaisford, James A. Gaisford, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Sudweeks, Mrs. A. D. Christofferson, Mrs. Thos. (Ruth) Wilcox and daughter Brenda, Mrs. Paul (Eva) Sherwood, recently moved here from Californa, Mrs. Elmer Kalmer and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carter (Sally) of Magna, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Had-fieof Springville, and Pfc. Treston Beck. ld PRIMARY UNION MEETING POSTPONED modern 5 room SEPTIC TANKS AND CESS- - FOR RENT Mr. J. house. furnished Phone partly POOLS CLEANED. Lehi. N. 1st 371 W., O. tf Jy2-Meling, Provo 3607. For information contact J. C. Anyone interested in a part in Meiling, Provo, or write or the stake play contact Vea phone J. O. Meiling, 105 VenJean Brown this week. tura, Pasadena, California, Ph. D30 Sycamore NATIONAL GUARD UNIT FOR SALE Almost new Frigi- (Continued from front page) tentativedaire, deluxe 7 foot model. local unit or have been are and awaiting Necessary to sell. Moving to ly accepted where cannot use. 8 months examinations. apt physical old, 4 year 4 months guarantee Extensive repairs have been and left A real bargain at $235. made on the old Utah Power Free the to next Lieht building Inquire at Leany Mercantile. D23tf for bids with carpentry the Press work being considered this week FOR SALE Good oil stove, 3 oil end. with conThe Comer garage on 2nd East drums and pipe131-Glen Ph. nections. and 50 North will be used as D30 be Sabey. vehicle storage and will later and road used to house large bridge building equipment, Mr. Robinson states. Maurice Dahl has been chosen as one of some do miionai Guardsmen in Utah to attend the st game at San Fran- JJecemoer oi. Cisco, Saturday, Mr. Dahl, winning the award be cause of outstanding service in the Guard, will fly in a National Guard plane, returning the day followng the game. R. Primary Union Meeting, usually held on the first Monday in the month, will be postponed until January 9, the second Monday, it is announced by PresiDue to dent Gladys Peterson. the New Year holiday falling on the earlier date, the change is made. Stake and ward offciers and teachers are asked to meet in the stake tabernacle at 7:30 p. m. RETURNS FROM MISSION (Continued from front page) church services at Gilner, where Jay had made his first and last addresses, and were also able to visit wth Elder Ralph Anderson at Houston. They were accompanied on the return trip by Elder Maythel Layton of Blackfoot. Idaho, who visited in Lehi a short time before returning home. They visited in Mesa, Arizona, with Mrs. Rose Owen, mother of Mrs. Ferrell, and with Mr. and Mrs. Tidwell and other missionary friends they had known in Washington. They attended a Temple session there and met Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Allred. Including a trip into Juarez, Mexico, and a tour of Carlsbad Caverns, they returned home after driving some 4.000 mles. HIGHJESTS5 flGVifty 2 cSt iii East-We- COLONEL ST. JOER STATIONED IN TEXAS Recently returned home after several vears service in South America. Colonel W. B. St. Jeor is now stationed at Sherman, Texas. With him are Mrs. St. Joer and daughter Johna. Colon el St. Jeor visited in Lehi with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John St. Jeor and other relatives and friends. a nnti we noDe to make it most crosDerous wip im i food prices everyday during 19 50. 2 Bars SPRY 15c UNION MEETING M. I. A. Union meeting will be held Tuesday, January 10, at the Second Ward chapel at 7:30 d. m. Executive meeting will be held at 7 p. m. at the Seminary building, according to Stake Mutual supervisors. 3 lb-ca- MIRACLE WHIP' MILK Morning or Sego 4 cans 48c NOTICE OF M. I. A. - VMIITE KIHG LUX TOILET SOAP 53l' - '- n quart jar - JELLO Assorted Flavors 3 for 20c We Send Our Most CRACKERS Purity, 125 POEIC CHOFS t ..-f- 8k I mW A-Gra- SIRLOIN or de SYEAK lb GRAPEFRUIT NE lb - - Sliced, lean, lb. 630 MS . EASTS 39e 1K ICOFFEE MAY YOU BE BLESSED . . . WITH I Hnr nni7 FLORIDA T-BO- WEEBM BACON Fancy Young -- mm ff!M151?.CSl? med. nippy, lb. . ffHtf POR1S lb -9- c ORANGES lb 7c large Navel CABBAGE solid heads, lb. 3c POTATOES R. Bliss 50 lbUJ POWDERED SUGAR:pkg::::J Folgers lb. can 73e QUAKER OATS, large CAKE FLOUR Swans Down 37c Pkg 2 Cans 35c BAKER'S COCOANUT, AND PROSPER- OUS DAYS DURING 1950. I 2 lbs. Armour's 1214 lb., o o o 365 HEALTHY " EGGS A gradc' mcd 37 Small Loin Chops, lb. to every member of this community 4 lb, 43c ft Rolls, CHEESE, Chateau. - 2 WAX PAPER Hearty New Year Greetings I -S- LAMP Cudahy Rex, 2 lbs. 2)( TUNA flaked' can 25( RITZ crackers, large box 29c o o o JJ ru sizcjB 4 oz. - ORANGE JUICE, 46 oz. can, 15c 29c SCOTT TISSUE 4 rolls 44c ALL BRAN, Kelloggs 24 I BISQUIC- KLarge Size FLOUR-Yell- ow 50Ibbag. JL 21 Shop for 2 Days 43c Star - 2.95 MAIN STREET Store Will be Closed Monday, January. ,1 M |
