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Show TOE I Receive Silver Dine in Sunrfav Servirac Girls their Silver LeU Stewart Miss Lela Stewart. 17. dauchtor ""TW Ward 'I" - Undine Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stewart, leader; Miss will be a senior in high school this year, and has graduated from Impres-Sfgi-- n the LDS Seminary. She enjoys st'!, by the sewing for her own wardrobe. Her music is her hobby. Organist in Junior Sunday School and PriFin Ward she is accomDanist for h rds previously. mary, high school orchestra. Among tTfirst in the entire- other school activities, she has been . HanMiss Kay u class r Miss representative, class presiGurney. dent and Junior High secretary, the Third Ward hPr Silver Glean-- Booster member and a member of the Debating clubs. i)torew speaker of the evening Jennell Foreman Miss Jennell Foreman, 18. D. Foreman, now daughter 7 i Dv ntv" and Tooele of Monroe,of M. and the late Jenny .v, nast eieht years. is a niece to Foreman, Taylor was furnished by Miss Viva Taylor. An inveterate --The Harmon- reader, she sews some for herself fa " directed oy and enjoys textile painting. in the MIA and a teachA vioun soio, secretary er in Junior Sunday School, she Pino.- - by Sharon Stephen- - was formerly an officer in the Fit Slroup Jeir "v,nn KSof r!L "f. SJUe r" actuiiipa'"vv as President. Clark, MIA were offer- darge. Prayers Peterson and Don Kenneth ant AWARDS activities and hobbies the accomplishes necessary for the achieving ftbe Silver Gleaner award, jar (TiAled to t Audrey Price leader since its Lior-Glean- Wation, and now counselor is Mrs. toward YWMIA, is the daugh-,o- f She Price. day Mrs. W. P. (Mable) Jones, Cross worker, is former Red Health Coun-m- d vinj at the school formerly as xh. unseior in Relief Society, and is Lehi Garden i officer in the Gifted in artistry, she en--p on the Lehi is employed She served tab. painting and stencil work. CLUBS PRESENT' CLOSING PROGRAM. 1 EXHIBIT chool Clothes The Closing rimer ram I hibit of the Clubs was held Thursday, August 23. in the Fifth 4-- H 4-- H It's no trick to go back to school looking your Best. Just come in Find everything you need Go back to school in a i NOTICE OF INTENTION given by the to council of the city of Lehi, ftih, of the intention of said fcundl to order the construction a sidewalks in the following descis hereby SCHOOL DRESS er ribed Sidewalk District: of Fourth East from State Street West side Hie street, running k Ninth North Street. East side of Center cunning from Sixth North Street, Street Street State Bo I West side of Wiing from Fifth The jtt State Street. Tie East side I Center Street, North Street of Second West running from Sixth North eet to State Street. I Said walks to be constructed to plans, specifications and poSles on file in the office of the pert, Engineer and the costs thereof be defrayed by specal assessm- Cty to ent the lots and wvwu aoutung said parcels of improve ment, each abbutter to pay his Portion of the total cost on the of the number of square ft of walk constructed abutting to upon property. Tie estimated 'oot of walk is estimated CDSt cost npr cniinrp $0.38 and the total of the rnntpmnla- - herein is improvements jW AH t protests or objections to uujjrovements or to the car- OUt Of Said infant signed by the own- - writing, we property efited: desrrihinir f with affected or the number of m of above-entitle- above-entitle- 8, I The front to-wi- t: place of beginning. I. E. BROCKBANK BROCKBANK and PAXMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, 206-First Security Bank ing, Provo, Utah. 8 Build- NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications have been filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water in Utah County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year, unless otherwise designated, all locations being property owned by the ob- Kw which is affected by this and must be filed with aty Recorder on or before "Sh day of September, 1951. from SLB&M: ne City Council at its next 21275 Fairfield J", ffleetmg thereafter, to wit: on the September, 1951, will the proposed levy, and consider such protests .objections to said improve- have made. of the city council of day of gto TlhaU h.?iy?fLehi' Utah, August 28, 1951. "ERALD R. W1NSLOW Lehi City Recorder. A31-- 3 ft tSStrict court of JUDICIAL DIS-cglAND FOR UTAH STATE OF UTAH. N HJoiAPN husband Bjugjgl OOOPriZ vs- - EVA and wife. PEOPLES S?VE andINSTITUTION, the A tom, trust unknown thereof; a CaSon0 COMPANY, the unknown IB th ? A trustees thereof; and Unknown heirs of Anna C. othTr,CCcascd' and any and K?na ""known claim- cmLS' title tate, interest toganvH bid StrJl ,8 " Irrigation Co., co Edward W. Clyde, Attorney 407 Judge Bldg., Salt Lake City, for irrigation use Ut 10 sec-ffrom Fairfield Spring Area, 14 springs within said spring area, two wells, and underground water to be developed within said spring area at a point N. 39.3 ft. and E. 599.3 ft. from SW Cor. Sec. 29, T6S, R2W. The spring area beginning at a point S. 185.5 ft. from SW Cor. said Sec. 29 is embraced in the following traverse: N. 760.7 ft., S. 6905' E. 969 ft., E 913.6 ft., S. 2457' W. 625.1 ft., W. 570 ft. and N. 81'14' W. 996.6 ft. to beg. Well No. 1 is located N. 433.8 ft. and E. 130.6 ft.; Well No. 2 is located N. 433 ft. and E. 122.6 ft., both from SW Cor. said Sec. 29. Of the water sought to be appropriated, .25 sec. ft. is to be 100 ft. of ditch and used from 160 April 1 to Nov. 15 to irrigate acres of land embraced in Wtt; Sec. SWKNEK and NW4SE d 21, T5S, R1E, and for purpg Incidental t. year-roun- stock-waterin- oses. 22914 Ut.; .1 Darrell sec-f- t. M. Carter, Lehi, for irrigation use the real Property from an unnamed spring area at Plaintiff.' complaint a point N. 30 ft. and W. 20 ft. ownership or from EK Cor. Sec. 5, T5S, R1E, C'ntttlj Adorable styles Sizes 6 to 14 AN KLETS S2.95 up 25c - 39c - 49c r (poqr which is the point of collection rituortMt (mm pch of the two from the spring wells, 2.50 sec-f- t. t. area, and the remainder, 7 sec-fwill be developed by constructing SWEATERS S1.95 $3.49 and $3.98 Men's CORDS ATTRACTIVE GreGroon with 98c-$1.49-$1.- ' year' antc'ed to Others for $6.50 Others by Arrow SP0RT SHIRTS . by Campus. With neck sizes and sleeye lengths fa wagh. able gabardine. $3.95 and $4.50 $5.95 the New Fall shades non.stretchable ncck band. $4.95 and $5.95 d guar- - Wonderful Values Fancy striped pattern 6 "built &SJD Knit T Shirts Boys 'pANTS Strictly See the beautiful bright colors. I to 18 In All Colors collection. The water will be conveyed by ditch a distance of 768 ft. and used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 to irrigate 600 acres of land embraced in Sees. 27, 28, 29, 32, 33, 34 and 35, T6S, R2W; Sees. 2, 3, A and 5, T7S, R2W. The water will also be used for dom estic purposes by 75 families and g for purposes. 22862 Truman Carson, Fair from a drain field, Ut.; 8 sec-f- t. ditch for irrigation use, to be diverted alternately from either of the following points: (1) W. 1320 ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 34 (2) W. 1320 ft. from EM Cor. Sec. 34, both in T6S, R2W. The drain, beginning at a point W. 200 ft. from EM Cof. Sec. 33, T6S, R2W, extends E. 4171.2 ft., thence N. 2640 ft. The water will be used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 for irrigation of 350 acres of land embraced in Sees. 26, 27, 33 and 34, T6S, R2W. 22900 Arthur L. Crawford, 1067 East 5th South, Salt Lake for irrigation City, Ut.; 1 sec-f- t. use from an unnamed drain at a point S. 659 ft. and E. 1316 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 21, T5S, R1E. The water will be conveyed pipe and through 50 ft. of 24-ifor a spring area beg. N. 30 ft. from EM Cor. said Sec 5 and embraced in the following traverse: W 200 ft., N 1508' W. 383 ft., E. 300 ft. and S. 370 ft. to beg. The water will be collected by means of tile drains installed in the spring area and conveyed a distance of 200 ft. where it will be used from April 1 to Oct. 31 to irrigate 3 acres of land embraced in SWNW?4 and NWSWtt Sec 4, T5S, R1E, and for year-roun- d Grey, Brown, Green Maroon in plain and mixed color. Sizes 2 to 8 CORDUROY SKIRTS JUMPERS, DRESSES CORDUROY JACKETS With Double Knee Sizes Corduroy Tommies SLIPOVER JU"?!S $2.49 Corduroy B1 High School Girls Pnccd Waist CALLS Boys' vice-preside- appear within twenty days after the date of the last publication of this summons upon you, and d defend the action in d the Court, and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs and serve a copy of your answer upon BROCKBANK AND PAXMAN, attorneys for plaintiffs, whose address is Suite 206-First Security Bank Building, Provo, Utah, and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. This is an action to quiet the title of the plaintiffs in and to the following described property located in Utah County, State of Utah, at the SouthCommencing west Corner of Lot 3, Block 39, Plat "A", -- Lehi City Survey of Building Lots; thence North 83.00 feet to the south side of alley; thence East 51.2 feet, thence South 83.00 feet to north side of main street; thence west along the north side of main street, 51.2 feet to the Complete New Stock , Children S Cinderella or Pairy Tale j LEGAL NOTICES Notice Friday, August 31, 1931 4-- H ara cnurch. with Director Edith naws in charge. Song. This Little Light of Mine." was led by Carma Woffinden and accompanied Ruth by Banks. Dorothy Southwick offered the opening prayer. A demonstration on table setting was given by Karma Christ-ense- n and Vesta Morton. Mary Lou Medved entertained with a dancing number in costume. Ellen uanks played a piano solo, "Legende." by Friml. Linda Wing and Elaine Haws demonstrated the making of a fringed luncheon set. Ranae Carson played a piano soio, tvening Chimes," followed by tap dancing from the cooking class of Josephine Webb. "Barcarolle," was played as a piano solo by Claire Ann Powell. A demonstration on the making of a laundry bag and shoe rack was group. Salutator-ia- n given by Carmen Banks and Kaye for her class, she also graduA fashion revue was Peterson. ated from LDS Seminary. Very the by staged clothing groups, active in speech, dramatics and their dresses. chorus, she was in the FHA group. modelling She attended Brigham Young UniMiss LuDean Wilcox was hosversity one year, and is a member tess at a very pleasant canyon of the Ward choir. party for a group of friends at the cabin of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Stephenson Dean Wilcox, in American Fork Miss Sharon Stephenson, 17, canyon. for an overdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. night stay,Remaining with corn popping, Maiben Stephenson, will be a senior in high school and has marshmallow roasting and the many interests of the canyon, graduated from the LDS Semin- were Miss Ranae Scott, recently An honor student, she ser- returned from ary. a summer in ved as school program chairman, Alaska; Dorothy McMillan. Bettv is Booster and has Smith and Carol Ann Farnsworth. played the baritone horn in the band. She has played the violin fp in Ttininr Cinvlan CVil in the school orchestra since sang in the ward choir and girls' Junior high, and is often called chorus; writes dramatic readings upon for both violin and vocal and has had poetry published; enemsolos. Active in speech and de- joys sewing, crocheting and broidery, with music her main bating, she participated in the hobby. She is employed at state tournament. She is a teach- - Watties Cafe. Junior-Glean- FREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH 95 Ufl mn4 right reasons why they wear better! 10 stock-waterin- top vital li.dd.it po.H I V - l Jl f rad I f vpptf kothtr lop """ - back Jok pari "" T "jfcjjP i I Uoth.t evttoll " mwldd Momltii Ooody.of ttttchtn. - .iril-f- frr i)iiiiiiii 'Miiiiiiiujj juiiLiiiiLu.Lu.1" iiim'11 n. incidental stock-waterin- 0 fSHOts'n Your child's foot health is important ... the Always buy WEATHER-BIRD- S shoes you know are scientifically fash g purposes. 22928 Ralph M. Smith, 154 South 3rd West, Lehi Ut.; 4 sec-f- t. for irrigation use from a 12-iwell bet. 300 and 600 ft. deep at a point S. 60 ft. and E. 60 ft. from Ntf Cor. Sec 20, T6S, R2W. The water will be used from April 1 to Oct. 31 to irrigate 320 acres of land embraced in SEM Sec. 17 and NE14 Sec 20, T6S, R2W, incidental and for year-roun- d g purdomestic and poses. Goshen, 22976 Rulon Finch, for irrigation use Ut.; 6 sec-f- t. well bet. 30 and from a 20-i250 ft. deep at a point S. 1270 ft. and W. 1420 ft. from NE Cor. Sec 25, T10S, R1W. The water will be used from April 1 to Oct. 31 to irrigate 320 acres of land embraced in SWM Sec 19; HWM-NW- 4 Sec 30, T10S, R1E, N4 ioned of fine quality leathers for fit and wear. And WEATHER-BIRDare moderately priced, too. S n. I Good HonwkMpin( ) VvSwi' stock-waterin- Your New Shoe Dollar will think the good old days are back when you buy your school Shoes at Chipman's. Yes . . . here n. NE4 Sec 25 and SWKSEK 24, T10S, R1W, and for year-roun- d incidental stock-waterin- is a real sayings. "Jolene" shoes for smartness and durability. "Nunn Bush" and "City Club' shoes for men and boys. Easy on the feet, easy on the eyes, right up to the minute styling. COMPLETE NEW FALL LINES Sec purposes. g Protests resisting the granting of any of the foregoing applications, with reasons therefor, must be in affidavit form, with filed with the ptra ennv and 403 State Capi State Encineer. on or Utah, Lake City, Salt tol, before September 23, 1951. Joseph M. Tracy, STATE ENGINEER mm I nublication collection of smart footwear priced for Shoes for the entire family in all styles, sizes and widths: "Weather Bird Shoes" the shoes of quality. 27 July fhnnnels within the 24, 19SL hereby tummoned to Ijprtag area from the point of Last publication August m 11 . |
