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Show THIS LEHI FftBB ft33, LEHI, UTAH Friday, May 16, 152 DUP Camps Hold Closing Meetings Stationed in Japan Fire Extinguished Vee Warenski, radio technician EVANSVXLLE DUP CAMP HONORS PAST CAPTAINS Past captains of the Evansville Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers were honored at the closing meeting of the year, last Thursday. The meeting was held in the Second Ward church at 2 p. m., with Captain Hazel Allred in charge. Past captains in attendance were Laura Evans, Christina Davis and Matilda Phillips. Sadie Brown Adams now of Ogden, and Sadie Trinnaman of Salt Lake City, were unable to be present. A letter from Mrs. Adams was read to the group. A short report of the activities of the camp during the leadership of each one was read, and a brief history of their lives given. Verda Peterson presented each honord guest with a lovely corsage, hand made of nylon by Mrs. Mable Jones. Each member signed a card of remembrance for Mrs. Ella Manning, former secretary, who is ill in Salt Lake City. Remarks were heard from a visitor, Mrs. Beatrice Moore, who is Utah County Cheer Leader. The lesson on "Pioneer Humor," was given by Class Leader Deon Beck. Luncheon was served to 20 members and 2 visitors. Vice-capta- in were directed by Audrey Wilson and accompanied by Mrs. Lehm-berMrs. Luetta Maxwell gave the history of her mother. g. SNOW SPRINGS CAMP The meeting of the Snow Springs Camp was held in the Fifth Ward Relief Society rooms with Captain Olive Leany in charge. Mrs. Maude Adams gave the lesson on, "Jews in Early Utah," and "Pioneer Humor." Dora Stine read the history of her great grand father, William Taylor. Hostesses were MrsAdams, Mrs. Stine and Mrs. Ruth Banks. Hugh and Knollin Haws furnished a special musical number on violin and piano. Eugene Haws Serving Overseas in the US Air Force, is now stationed in Japan, according to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles He is one of seven Warenski. men at a relay station some ten miles out of Nagoya. They spend 24 hours on duty, with two days off. A small yacht and Jeeps are provided for their use. They have been able to do considerable tourMrs. Rena ing of the locality. Mae Warenski Is Orem. Children and matches were reported responsible for a fire Sat urday at the residence of J. W. Letham, 30 East Main street, ac cording to Lehi firemen. The fire started in an upstairs g room and burned an mattress and bedding. A neighbor succeeded in taking the mattress out of the house before firemn In arrivd on the scene. remaining It Pays inner-sprin- MRS. ALVTV M. LASSEN TO JOIN HUSBAND IN FRANCE Plans are now complete for the departure of Mrs. Alvin M. Larsen (Miriam Rovle) who will loin her husband, Captain Larsen of the Army Dental Corps In France. Mrs. Larsen is leavine next Monday and will go by plane to Quebec, Canada, with a stopover at Chicago. With her will en son, Marc, two years old, and Weeds and foliage were cleared from a section of the bank at the Mill Pond Wednesday by the Junior Wildlife Association so that they can begin instruction in fly-casti- The art of flycasting will be taught by E. H. (Hap) Molema, n Lehi sportsman and sponsor of the Junior Wildlife hr well-now- group. The boys have been learnfor several weeks. ing LEHI DANCERS Also on the schedule for next month's meeting will be special APPEAR ON TELEVISION Three young Lehi dancers ap- films on wildlife, according to club peared on television on the "Uncle officers. Roscoe" program, last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and Marilyn Carlson appeared in a Hula dance to "Lovely Hula family and Mrs. Jane Lewis enHands;" Michele Welcker per- joyed a visit from Mr. and Mrs. formed a toe dance, and her sister, Earl Argyle of Bountiful, SunSylvia Jean Welcker appeared in day evening. They Joined the a toe rope dance. The girls are group to visit with Mrs. Argyle's students of Miss Jenny Lee, well mother, Mrs. O. B. Peterson, here known instructor. from Long Beach, California. daughter Sydney, now two months. It will be a 20 hour flight From Quebec they will sail aboard the SS Samaria to France, leaving May 21. They expect to stay about one year. Dr. Larsen, formerly stationed in Texas, hat been in France for the past three months. Miriam has remained here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Freeman Royle, since January. fly-tyi- MRS. ANNUS ELLSWORTH, MOTHER OF MRS. FERMAN, DIES IN SALT LAKE CITY Funeral services and interment were arranged for Thursday in Salina for Mrs. Annie P. A. Ellsworth, 79, mother of Mrs. Roy L. Mrs Ellsworth died at Ferman. a nursing home in Salt Lake City, Monday at 1 p m, following a stroke five days previously She had been ill for several years and in Salt Lake City for the past year and a half. She was born in Salt Lake City, October 12, 1872, a daughter of Elijah and Mary Johnson Parsons She had lived in Sevier and Piute Counties, Payson and for some years in Salina. She was a member of the LDS church. Survivors besides Mrs. Ferman include two sons, two daughters, 19 grandchildren and 32 great Eugene Haws of the US Navy is now serving overseas aboard the USS Logan, passenger ship, with a run from Japan to Korea. Following completion of his six months overseas assignment, he and his bride, Mrs. Joan Haws, are planning a visit in Lehi. They were recently married at Tia The new Mrs. Juana, Mexico. Haws, who is corresponding with Mrs Julia Carlton, grandmother to Eugene, is remaining at Kings-burCalifornia Eugene is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Haws. BLUEBELL CAMP Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings He has been in the Navy for 2H and son, Jon, of Holladay, visited The meeting of the Bluebell years, and expects one more year here last Sunday, with Mr. and camp, Daughters of the Utah will complete his enlistmnt. Mrs. William Skinner. With them Pioneers, was held at the home of was Mrs. Kate Eurrit of Lake Mrs. Lettie Gudmundsen, who was To insisted in hostess duties by her City, Colorado. daughter, Mrs. Gladys Trane. Captain Ethel Hunger took charge . and the lesson was given by Class leader Sadie L. Russon. Irene of Wilson read the biography Peter Gudmundsen, grandfather to Mrs. Gudmundsen's husband. Mrs. Hunger read a bulletin from trie Central Camp in regard to the planting of Memorial treps. A tree was recently planted in Salt Lake City inremembrancp of Mrs. Leona Holbrook, long active in DUP work, who was a former MW Ug is a dollar? That dapends on what N Lehi resident and wife of the late an buy. Whan prices oro high, tho dollar to Doctor Holbrook. mad, whon prlcot aro low, tho dollar to blf . I want bigger dollars, so horo's what fin FORT WALL CAMP doing. Pm making a roal offort to The meeting of the Fort Wall moro withproduco Camp was held at the home of out raising costs. That's tho way to boat Infla-H-m Mrs. Ruth Stone. Assisting as and make dollars grow." hostesses were Claire Norman La-Rand Beulah Evans. Captain Prior took charge and the lesson on "Pioneer Humor," was given by Mable Lehmberg. Songs g, Junior Wildlife Group At Main Street Home Continues Activities GET ONE EHCE FEXEE by buying Three 0ut. EAUIUG IS LIKE Advertise! SEIBERUNG (Saiety) TIRES Yes, our dry cleaning is like magic the way it makes clothes look like new again. 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