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Show LEHl FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH GSlllI PARTY CvebsaBY fESLfloJSy Mfake 0M. 'If U Pfair IS Si" - nn organi-'fiarcfn.apar- ne 1 nnder p n( the stake . o1 di- - the ""..nvr(TP 0f Iinf WW ction oi one. ty wiU be tabernacle, for the stake. Hie in. t anniver- - deco- - Itionsanu TELEPHONES JSSIOXABV Prf ,.... son,of their was a Pecial heanng the Elder Dean valentine for wishes by Peck completed Gowanda, New York : oQ .. among the ""--in(T ere ne Rpspr. nites on an Aim. in the Eastern sia his w no shares TVan. 'l fnT their birthday Sm - rthdate wim ai. , out twenty momi Mrs. Wafer Webb Belief Societies To Present Sunday Evening Programs Relief Societies throughout the Stake will furnish the programs in each ward, Sunday evening at 7:30. Following the outline prepared by the general board, the music and program speeches, numbers will bring out the theme, "If Ye Love his. Keep My ComBook Reviews mandments." Board members are assigned to for tne wards as follows: First Ward, Margaret Barnes ana Lillian P. Third Ward, Ruth An appealing ivview of the Anderson; Stone and Norma Webb; Fourth book, "The Child That Never Grew," by Pearl Buck, uas given Ward, Rebecca Allred and Irene Wilson; Fifth Ward, Georgia Lou by Mrs. Boyd ( Pauline Smuin. as the main feature of the Olym- Zeigler and Edith Evans; Cedar Fort, Lela Russon and May Bone; pian Club meeting. February 8. Fairfield. President Lilieth Peck Sixteen members met at the home and Namoi Chatfield. of Mrs. Iona Hadfield. Edna The programs will be of interEvans took charge and the litany was given by Faye Fox. Special est to the entire ward memberguests were Mrs. Smuin and Mrs. ship as well as the ladies. Due Phyllis Smith, a of to the Scout Court of Honor planned for Sunday evening, the Mrs. Hadfield. Mrs. Norma Powell used the Second Ward Relief Society presented their program the first patriotic motif jn appointments for the meeting held on Washington's Sunday in February. birthday, February 22. at her home. Edna Evans was in charge Lehi and Vivian Evans gave the litany. Leola Allred reviewed the book, To "Anybody Can Do Anything," by The March meeting of the Lehi Betty MacDonald. Twenty mem- Garden Club will be held next bers attended. Helen Nicholes, a March 8, at 7:30 p. m. sister to Mrs. Powell, was a Thursday, with President Kate Fowler and special guest. the new officers in charge. Discussion of the summer's work and Gives projects will be taken up, according to Mrs. Fowler. This will in- Travel Talk to elude the proposed project of the preservation of a pioneer adobe home, with pioneer landscaping A very interesting report on his to follow. All members are urged to advance their impressions of South America was to be present Mrs. in planning. aid ideas and Don Mack given by Attorney directP. Alex regional Hedquist, Dalton at the meeting of the atLiahonian Club last Wednesday. or for Utah County, will be in on a talk and gladioli, tendance, Mrs. Dalton, who accompanied him on the plane trip to the south- their planting and care will be ern continent last summer, was given by Frank W. Jones, well also present. As an appropriate known gladioli fancier. addition to the Latin theme, Mis. Varied Presented Olympian Club Heaches 6Isf Miesfone Mrs. Walter (Elea) Webb ob served her 81st birthday anniver sary at her home here, Sunday, February 25. Receiving good wishes and congratulations from relatives and friends, she was honored at a family dinner. Present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Owen (her daughter Nevada) of Salt Lake City, their daughters Marita and Roberta and son, Stanford. Mrs. Webb remains very active about her home, attends church regularly and takes an active part in the Fort Wall Camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers. Of a very friendly and wise personality, she adds the spice of wit and understanding to any gathering where she may be. One of her chief delights is her flower garden. With Mr. Webb, she has established one of the largest tulip gardens in the district, with thousands of blooms. vari-color- BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Merrill Rolfe entertained for a group of girls in honor of sister-in-la- w Garden Club Meet Thursday Attorney Liahonian Club the birthday of her daughter, little Miss Carol Rolfe, Thursday, February 23. Eleven candles and the words, "Happy Birthday," adorned her pretty cake. Bingo was played and refreshments enGuests included, Erma joyed. Rae Holmstead, Rochelle Clark, LaVee Hadfield, Diane McMillan, Kathryn Stephensen, Jane Lott, Kaye Webb, Kaye Peterson, Jane Carson, Jeanine Nelson, Jeanine Arva Bone played two selections Peterson, Janet Holmstead and on the Hammond organ, Jane Carson. and "Chcriberibim." The life sketch of the tenth HONORED ON BIRTHDAY president of. the United States, With best wishes for his con- John Tyler, was given by Maxine tinued health and happiness, Powell. Betty Powell, who repreAlonzo F. Madsen was honored by sented the club at the last meethis entire family group on his ing of the Women's Legislative birthday, Sunday, February 25. Council in Provo, gave a report. Seated at dinner with Mr. and The main discussion had concernMrs. Madsen, her father, James S. ed the mobile library project. Ferrell, Miss Ferrell Madsen, Mrs. Orville (Botha) Gunther Laurel, Janice and Venice Madsen, was hostess for the delightful afwere Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jensen fair at her home. As a pleasing Ilona, decorative theme, she combined (Mona) and children, Venita, Elwayna, April and Neil; pussy willows with yellow daffo and Mrs. Arva Tyndale and son, dils. There were 18 members Laurie, all of Woods Cross; Mr. present. and Mrs. A. F. Madsen, Jr., and daughter, Corinne and son, Step- MRS. LILLIAN WATTS JOINS hen, of Kearns". HUSBAND IN GEORGIA "Es-tralita- ," Count All These of Our Dry Advantages Complete Now in Columbus, Ga., Mrs. Buddy Watts (Lillian Strong) is remaining with her husband, Pvt. Watts, until his departure lor overseas duty. Mrs. Watts made the trip by bus, accompanied by two friends, Mrs. Rita Sorenson Hicks and Mrs. Johnson of American Fork, whose husbands are also stationed at Fort Benning. The girls have enjoyed attending LDS Sunday School and Mutual meet were used to decorate the small ings. Buddy is serving as branch tables which were used. Sweet-pea- s president there. With the Fourth also graced the living room. Infantry, he expects to leave for sometime in March. In the group were his sons, Mr. overseas duty Mr. and Smith Louis Mrs. and PARTY and Mrs. Billie Smith of Salt BIRTHDAY decorated the candles Nine Mrs. and Mr. Eugene Lake City; cake made for litWebb, his sister; Mr. and Mrs. pretty birthday on her Donna birthday, tle Carter, and Orem of W. Doman Rulon 24. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Storrs of Saturday afternoon, February American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Seventeen boys and girls joined Howard Brown and Eldon Peter- her in good wishes. Colored balson, daughter and son of Mrs. loons, games and refreshments and Smith, and the Smiths. a thrilling cowboy show on television, added to the gala occasion. Assisting the small hostess were Mrs. Glen Mott, with whom Donna and her sister, Carol, are living, and Miss Verla Grace. GEORGE H. SMITH, HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Receiving good wishes for many happy returns of the day, George H. Smith was honored on his birthday, Monday evening, Feb. 12, Lincoln's birthday. Mrs. Smith served a hot supper for a group of close relatives, and an evening of visiting followed. Attractive arrangements of spring flowers Cleaning Service 1. More Dirt Removed 2. Spots Banished 3. Holds Better Press Longer 4. Colors 5. 6. Bright Again Minor Mending Free Costs No More than Ordinary Dry Cleaning Lehi Cleaners HONE- Main 156 Street W Lehi ISeal Jugate To) LEHI ' ... wh te . ike th is JH ROOM BLOCK HOME on 3 acres, 2 mile Postof f ice. A good buy for a small family. from LISTINGS WANTED! ! I 1 J Iowaca Realty American Fork AFTER HOURS CALL 5ra1d Buckley Orem 0647-Ray Gardner American Fork 24-- J OUR PROVO ADDRESS IS 176 WEST CENTER R- ATTRESSES New . r Highest Quality Liberal Allowance for your Present Mattress ing. Talent from the ward and outside will be used to make up a particularly fine entertainment. Square dancing demonstrations will be given. Among the expected numbers will be Beverly Phillips of Salt Lake City, a Maori or Hawaiian group from the BYU. All ward members are reminded to reserve the date. Shake hands with your neighbor and greet your friends at a real rousing ward reunion. OVERUAD'S Women's Council, Legislative which featured the discussion of the MATTRESS CO. county library. Elma Christofferson took charge, with 21 members present. At the previous meeting, music for children and the teaching of music appreciation was the theme of the evening. Frank W. 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Selections were furnished by five students of Mr. Shaw, including Ila Wing, solovox; Mark Whipple, piano; LaMar Goates. trombone, accompanied by Carolyn Whip ple, and Marilyn Davis, electric beauty . . . more years of service FORK Third Ward 1 g of the Lehi High School music Outstanding lectures on varied themes were heard by the members of the Auctus Club, recently. Bringing in a wide fund of information. Professor Turner of the Brigham Young University art de- organ. partment was the guest speaker at the meeting last Thursday. Displaying examples of the art. he gave a comprehensive speech on U sculpturing, describing the different methods. Statuettes of and Used bronze and clay were shown, as as fine well some wood carving. Spring Mattresses Mr. Turner, who follows photography as a hobby, also showed Serviced two films depicting the processes Recovered Rebuilt used in sculpture. His subject was Artist Hughes of Springville, now in New York City. Views had been taken from day to day as HEW UkTTfiESSES the work advanced. Mr. Turner has taken several prizes for his of photography. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Frank W. (Naomi) Shaw, with Lucille Rhodes as co- hostess. Dorothy Southwick gave the home Philosophy which fitted in well with the lecture. Mrs. Shaw gave a report on the recent (frp acgaflfiic a. v Postponed one week from the usual date, the Fifth Ward birthday party will be held next Wednesday, March 7. A cordial invitation is extended by Bisliop Warren L. Goates to ail ward members, young and old, to attend. The anniversary of the organization of the ward actually falls on February 29, but is cele- brated annually First bishop of the ward in 1920. was Andrew Fjeld. who had served as first bishop of the First Ward, since 1903. Succeeding; bishops were Virgil II. Peterson. G. Henry Erickson, Ernest B. Garrett and Warren L. Goates, w ho has served since 1946. Aden Fowler will serve as general chairman for the affair which will begin with a party-fothe children of Primary ace In the afternoon. This will be under the direction of Ruth Wing. Primary president. The evening entertainment will have an appeal for everyone, with a fine program, refreshments and danc- style This fine old home 'I fi located on approximately 1 Vi acres, with coops, U -- 3 flow- prage and corrals. Irrigation water and 1 ng Wells. . Cfwwl unH herrieS. tmnXr crxrAen . - u u i onil M V.' , UK UVIIf I.VUT -- Auctus Club Hears Dscussions on For Next Wednesday Sculptures, Music wfflfii.iiw;iimi.iHW 1 SECOND WARD This fine 6 room frame, mod-er- n nnme is in good condition, gas heat, good stor age space in basement room. Coops and garage, - BUSHMAN FAMILY GATHER AT HOUSE WARMING Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peterson (LuDean Bushman) were hosts at dinner, Sunday, for a very happy family gathering. The affair served as a house warming for their new home in the Fifth Ward, and honored Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bushman and baby son, John Keith, here from Logan. The Petersons have completed a comfortable apartment on the lower floor of their house and will add to it at their convenience. In the group, besides Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and son, Ronnie, and daughter, Kathleen, were Mr. and Mrs. John Bushman (her parents); the Bushmans of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hadfield, LaVee, Johnny and Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bushman ,Ileen and Marilyn, and the twins Kenneth and Carol. Filth Ward Birthday Party Slated It Pays to Advertise JOl AMERICAN ENJOYS SOUTH AFRICAN MISSION Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb received word that Elder Gordon Owen, a grandson, is enjoying his missionary work in the South African LDS Mission, although the climate is very hot. Travelling is done by bicycle and Elder Owen has covered over 1000 miles. 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