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Show October 9, 1932 Thursday, -- THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, Serimpians Entertain Sister Group The members of Lions Slate Party Third Ward Next Thursday Slates Traffic The October party for Lehi Dance Revue Lions and their partners will be the Serimpian Club entertained the Junior Serimpians (sister group) at their meeting last week. Mrs. Sythia Johnson and Lois Christiansen, State Officers of the Federation, were in attendance as guest speakers. They outlined the advantages of federation and encouraged the clubs to choose projects relative to their own conditions and needs. Mrs. Clovis Hill, president, took The charge of the meeting. speakers were introduced by Mrs. J. B. Cooper. Mrs. Philip Eckers-le- y gave an appropriate litany. As a highlight of their camheld next Thursday, October 16, at 7:30 p. m., in the Second Ward paign for building funds, the The western Third Ward committee is staging Amusement Hall. theme will be carried out and a a "Traffic Dance" in connection good time is planned for all who with a dancing revue, to be held attend. Arrangements are going Friday, October 10, at 8:00 p. m., forward under the direction of in the ward meeting house. The committee members: Mr. and Brooks orchestra will furnish Mrs. Neldon Evans, Mr. and Mrs. music for dancing. Mrs. Virginia L. Glen Wanlass, Mr. and Mrs. Booth of Orem will present 50 R. Gam Holbrook and Mr. and of her students in an attractive Mrs. Douglas Smith. AH mem- dancing revue. Included will be were Mrs. Cooper bers are reminded to reserve the students from Lehi, American and Mrs. Dan Evans, at the E. Fork and Pleasant Grove. date for an enjoyable evening. B. Garrett home. Members of Cake, pie and ice cream will the club assisted in the Pony Exbe placed on sale and a beautiful press monument drive. satin quilt will be given away during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bushman Darrell Curtis will serve as com- Family mittee chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Evan L. Colledge, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jorgensen and Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Brems. Everyone is invited to come out for a good time. Third Ward committee members stated that this will perhaps be the last dance staged in the old building. An all out drive is being pushed toward completion of the new chapel. Further plans include the annual "Country Store," Monday, November 3, and male the "Swanee Singers," chorus to appear in the stake tabernacle, November 7. Tickets for the concert are given with each purchase of greeting or Christmas cards, stationary or wrappings, from ward members. Mrs. Malin Smith is in charge of the sale which is continuous. All proceeds go toward the building fund. I have listened with some amazement to the uninterrupted flow of campaign promises made by my opponent so far in this campaign. I have noted, too, the similarities between the Mayor's proposed program and that of the National Administration, particularly in its attempt to obtain efficient government by creation of new departments with ever increasing overhead and personnel. My promises have been different. When faced with the scandalously inefficient operation of the Utah Liquor Commission a product of the last state Democratic Administr- ationI demonstrated that honesty and efficiency in government can remove corruption per cent. (Pd. Political Adv. by Mrs. A. M. Gurnea, Salt Lake City about 22 AM 2 semi-annu- ge - Some 200 were in attendance at the Martin Bushman family reunion held last Thursday, Oct. 2, in the Fifth Ward church. Virgil Meredith, president of the organization, conducted the evening's events. In election of officers, John Bushman was chosen for the president's position with Virgil Mrs. Bushman as Val (Belva) Johnson was ' nt. secretary-treasure- r. Mrs. Minnie Harris returned home, Sunday, after an enjoyable two weeks' visit in Cedar City with her sister, Mrs. Ella Thorley, and other relatives and friends. It was a very happy reunion of friends after a long separation. best representative they a ord of voting by the CIO? rec- bills backed Isn't it true you're the darling of the CIO? (Pd. Pol. Adv. by Dean Evans) I 21c - 50c $1.00 Bakers Milk Liquid k, It is undoubtedly the most useful and flattering . suit that a man can own. It combines the utmost correctness with the utmost comfort for nearly every occasion. Weekdays you can wear it to work. Sundays you can wear it to church. Saturdays you can mix jacket or trousers with other clothes in your wardrobe and you're off to the country club. And if it is an Eton flannel made only by Hart Schaffner & Marx it will have a special distinction to the fabric, the cut, and the tailoring that will last throughout the long lifetime of the suit; "right" twelve times on twelve and rhythm work on the same " program. Children taking part on the program, all of whom are in the sixth grade include: Cherie South-wicBonnie Ball, Neva Smith, Marilyn Hansen, Glenda Johnson, Christensen. Karma Karilyn Veater, Marilyn Veater, Alma Goodwin, Reta Wing, Loraine Evans, Linda Webb, Shirley Johnson, Linda Smith, Sandra Webb, Dixie Peck. Colleen Christiansen, Linda Ann Flygare, Paul Gunther, Duane Bresee, Bruce Wulsten-hulm- e, Dan Holmes, Brian Jacobs, Ellis Larsen, J. H. Hadfield, David Worlton, Kenneth Webb, Lee R. Watkins, Daryl Wilcox, Keith Jack Ernst, Stanley Roberts, Wanlass, Robert Wilcox, Delbert Huggard, Gary Christofferson and Clark Spencer. the classic gray flannel ... The bosses of CIO rate you have in Congress, with sociation did you see an ad like this ...in time and life this week? Isn't It True Madam Bosone . the !nart in th Utah VAuratirm As convention. ; The children will assist in demonstrating the teaching of partner dances and rythm work Lehi Thirty-tw-o elementary during the convention program. school children left this morning Teachers instructing the work by bus for Salt Lake City to take are Arva Bone, Basil Dorton and Winnefred Sorenson. Terrie and Steven Bell visited Mrs. Bone reported that the here for the past ten days during children will perform their dances the absence of their parents, Mr. on the stage of the South High and Mrs. Jay C Bell of American School auditorium. Their dances Fork. The children stayed with will include the Varsouvianna, their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Swedish VarsouviAaron Allred. The Bells report Rheinlander, an enjoyable tour of the west anna and Schottische. Some of coast from San Francisco to Los the mothers accompanied them as Angeles, California. A brother, supervisors for the bus trip. Other Elder DerMont Bell, Just back school children from Pleasant from the Hawaiian LDS Mission, and American Fork are alGrove returned from San Francisco with so expected to demonstrate dances them. Lehi School Children To Appear at ' NEA Convention, Hold Reunion CHURCH WORKER VISITS HERE Bishop and Mrs. John H. WestRich County, on of Laketown, Utah, are visiting here at the home of their daughter, Mrs. E. Russell Innes and family. They came down to attend General Conference. Bishop Weston served as bishop for 23 years and was recently released after eight years in the High Council in his Stake. He attended all sessions of conference and holds a record of 53 years regular attendance at conference the and scandal. And here are the facts to prove it: In the last three years total expenses of the Liquor Commission have decreased $328,278; gross earnings have Increased $1,126,821; and employee salaries have increased RECEIVES CONGRATULATION FROM UTAH SENATOR Don C. Love-ridCongratulating on his 84th birthday, Senator Wallace F. Bennett wrote as follows: Dear Mr. Loveridge: In the Lehi Free Press for August 28, I saw your picture and read of the observance of am pleased to see that the newspaper took occasion to comment upon your activities in the community which have gained you so many friends. I should like to join all of them and the members of your family in wishing you many happy returns of the day, with the hope that your good health will continue throughout your life. (Signed) Sincerely, Wallace F. Bennett. United States Senate, Washington, D. . September 18, 1952. 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