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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH Summer Recreation Schedule Wednesday Tennis, Softball, Monday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field Tuesday Field Activities, 3--5 p. m., high school field Wednesday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, 6:30-1- 0 Softball, p. m., high school field Thursday Field Activities, 3--5 p. m., high school field Tether Ball Tournament, 5 p. m., high school field " Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field 10-1- 10-1- 2 6:30-1- 0 a. m., high school courts p. m., high school field Cpl, Donald Jones Serving with Infantry in Germany FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEND TRAXSEFERRED HERE FROM NEW MEXICO Mr. and Mrs. Jay Angus enjoyed ORVAL Q MERCER FUNERAL TO TEXAS AIR BASE A number from Lehi attended Alvin Celcer, 19, who completed a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Lorin the funeral services of Orval C. his basic training at Parks Air Black and family, here from Kirt-lanNew Mexico. They attendFirst Ward, Friday, at 2:00 p. ro.. Base in California together with with Bishop Melvin E. Dunkley three other young men from Lehi, ed the Christiansen reunion at in charge. Mr. Mercer died in a is now at Sheppard Field in Mink Creek, near Preston, Idaho, With U S. Forces in Germany and will return to spend the weekCpl. Donald M. Jones, whose wife. Provo hospital, Tuesday, after a Texas. He was transferred two end here. Mrs. Black is a sister illness. weeks to re word lingering is lives at ago. According Lehi, Dalene, serving came Mrs. to Angus. They ceived Alvin at his mother, with the 1st Infantry Division in by LEAVES FOR ARIZONA VISIT tained a high scholastic average especially to attend June MIA southern Germany. Mrs. Quey Hebrew (Esther and was chosen to represent his convention as Mrs. Black is a His unit won fame during World left by plane for Flag- city and state at Sheppard Field. ward MIA president. They will Hutchings) War n for its part in the North where she will visit He is studying aeronautics, jet fly- remain for a time to visit in Utah staff, Arizona, been division The has campaigns. with and Idaho. African, Sicilian and European Mrs. her sister, Laurel, Major and ing and radio. J. Sterling Merrill. Major on continuous overseas duty since Merrill is now stationed at the landing in Scotland in 1942. Ordnance Depot at' A rifleman in Headquarters Navajo of the 1st Infantry Company Division, Corporal Jones entered THREE BOYS GRADUATE the Army in October 1950. FROM PRIMARY He is a 1946 graduate of the IN FIRST WARD Lehi High School. His parents, were graduated from Three Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F. Jones, live the Firstboys Ward Primary, Sunday at 4 Wall St., Lehi. evening at Sacrament meeting. Ramon Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris - Gray; Allen Bahr, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bahr, and Russell Felt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felt, were presented by Mrs. J. P. Christensen spent their teacher, Mrs. Ruth Curtis. Sunday afternoon in Sandy, visit Diplomas were awarded by Mrs. -ing with her brother, Johnny Helen Clark, Primary president, and relatives. other Bolhger, Francis Grant of the ward bishopric received them into the Priest Mr. and Mrs. Mario Nielson of hood and Mutual work. Each boy Salt Lake City, visited here, Fri- gave a short talk. day afternoon with Mrs. Dorthea Petersen. LEHI GARDEN CLUB MEETING Mrs. Wanda Buckle and baby The meeting of the Lehi Garden son. Jay, were Saturday visitors Club was held Thursday in the Main Street - Lehi In Pleasant Grove with Mr. and Memorial LaVar with Building, Mrs. Richard Deveaux. Carlson, club president, in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Ferman were Down from Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. in charge of the program. Fred Woods visited here for Cake Sale Planned several days with her sister, Mr. Mr. Carlson announced the pie and Mrs. R. B. Worlton. and cake sale which will be held in connection with the flower show Mrs. L. S. Kleinman of Toquer- - on Wednesday, June 25. Pies and "Tlffi FRIENDLY BANK" ville, returned home after visiting cakes will be placed on sale by here with Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl the members of the garden club, Smith (her sister), and with rela for the convenience of local resitives in Idaho. dents. It will begin in the morning, in the tabernacle basement. Dugway employees, Miss Shirley Mrs. Inez Smith is the chairman Comer and Miss Iris McMillan in charge. at home here. spent the week-en- d Iris is now Second Counselor in Mrs. Delcie Francom, who has the M. I. A. organization at spent the winter in Salt Lake City, visited here with her sister, Mrs. Maude Glover, last week. You've heard about the "haves and have nots." Which are you? Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Trane She was enroute to her home in When you start saving you start were Sunday visitors in Salt Lake Levan. HAVING, and this means the fulCity with their sons and families, fillment of your dreams. Make Mr. and Mrs. Don Trane and Mr. Visiting with Mrs. Annie Goat- es, Monday, were her daughter, and Mrs. Ralph Trane. every "pay day" a savings day. of Salt Mrs. Agnes Woffinden Your "nest egg" will grow faster than you thought it could if you William Barton and Mary Jill Lake City, and granddaughter, set aside a definite amount regDundson, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stohl of Gar ularly. Start saving for a purpose Ray Dundsdon are here from Salt land. They also visited with other . . . then you'll start HAVING. Lake City for a week's visit with family members. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Open a savings account here now. Harold Ervin Hackwell was born William Dundsdon. June 19, 1927, in Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner a son of Lester and Dorothy WilA Good Place to Borrow attended the funeral of Will son Hackwell. He married Bar-A Good Place to Deposit Healey in Alpine, last Tuesday. bara Stratis on November 8, 1948. widow and his besides Surviving other relatives Among present from Lehi were Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mother are two sons, Lester and Harold Jr., a grandmother, Mrs. mond Robinson. Member Mary Greenhagen of Salt Lake Federal two and two brothers Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ferrell City; sisters, Deposit and family members are visiting Albert Hackwell of Los Angeles, Insurance here at the home of their daugh- Rodney Hackwell, Mrs. Dorothy Corporation ter, Mrs. Grant B. Smith. They Killpack and Mrs. Gloria Whitecame for the wedding of Jay Fer- head, all of Salt Lake City. rell and Miss Jackie Hansen. . Thursday 2-- Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Checker Tournament, 5 p. m., high school field p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 3-- 4-- Friday 10-1- 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 1 JULY Monday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Swimming, 5 p. m., Sartoga p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 Tuesday Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Wednesday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field 10-1- 2-- 4-- 2-- a. m., high Tennis, open tournament, 2 school courts Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga . Softball. 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field JULY Monday Tennis tournament, continued, 2 a. m., high school courts Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field Tuesday Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field 3-- 2-- 10-1- 7-- Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Clay Modeling contest, 5 p. m. 'Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field 3-- 4-- 2 a. m., high school court Tennis, 5 p. m., Saratoga Swimming, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 AUGUST 8 Monday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 Tuesday 4 Field Activities, p. m., high school field Wednesday 2 a. m, high school courts Tennis, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 10-1- 2-- Wednesday-Ten- nis, a. m., high school courts p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 Thursday Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Box Hockey Tournament, 5 p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field 10-1- 2 10-1- 2-- 4-- Friday ' Tennis, POWMS 4-- 3-- 3-- school-cou- rts a. m., high Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga p. m., high schoolfield Softball, 6:30-1- 0 8 JULY Monday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis. 5 p. m., Saratoga Swimming, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 Tuesday Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Wednesday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 10-1- 2 10-1- 2-- Thursda- y- 14-1- Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Miss Recreation contest, 5 p. m, high school field p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 3-- 4-- 10-1- 2-- Friday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, 5 p. m., Saratoga Swimming, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 5 AUGUST Monday 2 a. m, high school courts Tennis, 5 p. m., Saratoga Swimming, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 Tuesday Field Activities, 5 p. m., high school field Wednesday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Softball, 6:30-1- 0 p. m., high school field 10-1- 3-- 2-- 10-1- 3-- 10-1- 5 2-- 4-- field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 Vhen You Start Saving You Start HAVING... 11-1- Thursday Field Activities, p. m.,.high school field Table tennis tournament, 5 p. m., high school p. m., high school field 3-- Friday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, Swimming, 5 p. m., Saratoga p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 5 JULY Monday 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, 5 p. m., Saratoga Swimming, p. m., high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 . Tuesday TTiAU AHntio! v v n -m- I hicVi A 1VIU o" school field 10-1- 10-1- 2-- Thursday 21-2- 3-- 2 a. m., high school courts Tennis, 5 a. m., Saratoga Swimming, p. m, high school field Softball, 6:30-1- 0 10-1- 2-- f VISIT FROM WASHINGTON Here since Memorial Day, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Smith left Monday for their return to Toppenish, Washington. They visited at the home of Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, and with relatives and friends in Salt Lake City and other communities. With them were their children, Sharon, and the twins, Robert and Ronald, now ten years old. They also spent some time with Mrs. Jane Lewis. 96. grandmother to Mrs. Smith. A happy family gathering was held at Saratoga, Sunday. Present with Mr. Lewis ana tne amiins were, Mr. and Mrs. vaugnn un- dick and two children of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson and two children of American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Berry and four children of Cedar Fort. Mrs. Anna Lott is employed at her home, Spokane, Washington, and was unable to come. Mrs. Lewis also has a great grandchild, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lott of Washington. Here from Rodeo, California, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Wanlass and daughters, Dorothy and Geraldine, are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wanlass, and her momer, ivirs. margarei onueu i rieasam urove. WE HAVE THE jv jTTl iSjl m, high school field Friday 2-- JlLlliiLivn, p. m., high school field 5 Field Activities, p. Softball, 6:30-1- 0 10-1- ill f 81: HEALTH . CLUB BEGINS SEASON The fi,st meeting of the Health Ciub was neld at tUe home nf tho paAPr Mrs n rj Tianspn. Aooistant loader is Diane Hansen. Members selected the club officers no fnllnws- - Karpn HavwH nrpsl. dent; K&ren Haycock, vice-predent; Carol Hansen, secretary; Kathryn Angus, song leader; Edna Molema, reporter, and Sylvia Jean Six members Welcker, pianist. attended. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilcock Dainty refreshments were curved hv the leaders: Reeu have returned home after a trip lar meetings will be held each through southern Utah. They were ' Thursday at 2 p. m. accompanied by their children, Rose Marie, Marvin and Joan. JULIAN MERCER IMPROVING They visited with cousins at Spry, Julian Mercer, son of Mr. and near Panguich, and at Antimony Mrs. Charles Mercer, is reported with Franklin Hansen, a brother at his home, of a badly to Mrs. Wilcock. At Spring Lake, broken leg. revealed that their former home, they were the injury is mending favorably. guests of Mrs. Lee Deuel and Mrs. Confined to bed with the leg in a George LeFevre, sisters to Mrs. cast for the past three weeks, Wilcock. They enjoyed a tour of Julian's physician stated that he the "Wayne Wonderland," picmust remain in bed for some ten turesque canyon with pioneer writBreaks occurred ings still plain and legible. days further. back of the knee cap. The acciPresident and Mrs. Joel Richdent happened on the closing day of school when the young man, ards of Salt Lake City were here with three companions, motored to to attend the wedding of Miss Highland. He went off the paved Glenda Hunger, who served as a road into a loose sand shoulder, at missionary under President Richa point where there have been a ards in the Northwestern States. number of similar accidents. His Among others present were Mr. companions were only slightly in- and Mrs. Edward W. Southwick jured. Damage to the car was of Cedar City and Mr. and Mrs. estimated at $400. Ray L. Alston, Harold and Celia, of Salt Lake City. Here from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ohran Reno, Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Glen are here from Palo, Alto, Cali- W. Southwick were guests at the fornia, visiting with Mrs. Rachel io;Tie of Mr. and Mrs. John SouthWith them was their Anderson, an aunt, and other rela- wick. tives and friends. .:.uhter, Ruth and son, Edward. 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