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Show THURSDAY, MARCH THE LEW FREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH 1953 26, Relief Society Marks 111th flnniversay Date In commemoration of the 111th part on the program stepped out anniversary of the Relief Society, of the book by opening the large a program was held in the Stake model cover. tabernacle, Tuesday, March 17, at Narrators were Ruth Stone and 2:00 p. m. for all the women in Norma Webb, in charge the stake. The program traced of the program. Taking part in the origin and growth of the the first scene depicting the organorganizaton, with living pictures, ization of the Relief Society with singing, a display of handwork Emma Smith, Eliza R. Snow and There others were: and a touch of humor. Grant, Myrtle were some 250 in attendance. Lovlna Royle, Fern Russon and Counselor Liliane Anderson of Helen Jones. the Stake Presidency, took charge, Characters in another living and the speech of welcome was were Mina Webb, first Repicture Peck. Lilith President given by lief Society president of the Lehi counMargaret Barnes, second Stake, and her little granddaughselor, was excused due to serious ter, Linda Kaye Webb, with rs Dlness. The opening song, directed by Edith Evans and accompanied by Mary Anderson, was, "Come, Let Us Anew," which was sung a"t the first Relief Society in Lehi in October, 1868, nearly 85 years ago. Following the theme, "It's In the Book," the program , represented sections of the Relief Those taking Society magazine. Hutchings, Cleo Miller, Darlene Gray, Geraldine Brems, Joyce Smith and Lois Jorgensen. In remniscence, they sang, "Our Mountain Home So Dear," to the tune of America. Representing, "Women's Sphere," with tall tales were Eliza Crabb who read an original poem describing the accidental cutting up Eunice of her coat at a rag bee; Margaret McMillan and Ida Gray. Specimens of varied types of handwork were displayed by living models. A comedy skit, "Pearby ly Gates," was performed e Martha Ann Cox, as St. Peter; Prior, Ida Gray, Norene Rothe and Donette Holmstead. Verses from "Now Let us Rejoce in the Day of Salvation," and "The Spirit of God Like a Fire is Burning," songs used in the early day organization, were sung by the congregation. The Singing Mothers from all the groups in the Stake sang, "Let the Mountains Shout for Joy," and "Thanks Be to God." Mrs. Evans directed and Mrs. Anderson accompanied. Prayers were offered by May Schow and Ethel Hunger. Refreshments were served by committees from each of the wards. Attractive favors the theme of the book and the St. Pat rich's Day motif, were designed by May Bone. La-Ru- EVAXSVIIXE CAMP The meeting of the Evansville Camp was held in the Second Ward church, with Captain Hazel Allred in charge. Osa Fergusen was present from the State Central Company. She spoke on the division of the district with headquarters formerly at Provo. Utah County wil be divided into three divisions with a central meeting place in each, was ex plained. This is for the conveni ence of members in attending union meetings. Fern Russon of the County Board, also spoke briefly. The very interesting lesson, me Fioneer Diary, was given by Class Leader Deon Beck. Get well cards were signed by all the members and sent . to Mary Colledge and Vina Wilcock. Captain Allred read the history of John and Hannah Alice Avery Timms Devey, parents of Mrs. Alice Hutchings Skinner, LDS converts from England. They sailed aboard the sailing vessel, "Emerald Isle," where they were married by Elder Charles W. Penrose. Two missionaries from Lehi were witnesses. Mr. Devey was an inventor, well known for his promotion of industry in Lehi and Owners . . . No one is more qualified to service and re- GARAGE DOORS Mrs. George T. Strasburg gave an interesting review of the book, and up Martin Overhead Co. - 24-HOU- nAWYC MARKET MEAT r LJJFilUlTBV wept. 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Hostesses were Captain Allred, Verda Peterson and Goldie Dickerson. The new officers headed by Goldie Dickerson as captain, will take over their positions in the April meeting which will honor the outgoing officers. " Mr. and Mrs. Richard Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Victor Holmstead of Salt Lake City, visited here enjoyed the company of Mr. and Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Mrs. Merlin Holmstead and son, Stice, mother of Mrs. Douglas. Roy, here from Draper, Sunday. Auctus Club Hears Book Review W the State. SNOW SPRINGS CAMP The meeting was held in the Fifth Ward church with Captain Olive Leany in charge. The lesson on "The Wheels of Pioneer Progress," was given by Class Leader Maude Adams. Prayers were offered by Chaplains Dot Racker and Ruby Meredith. Ruth Banks directed the group in the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Songs were, "If There's Sunshine in Your Heart," and "Rockaby Baby," directed by Mrs. Banks. Special program numbers included a piano solo by Carma Woffinden and accordion selections by Brent and Marcia Larsen. Dulcie Francom gave the history of her mother, Mary Ann Ward Webb. Historian Udine Wing announced that the second book of histories from camp members is being bound and the third er All Types & Sizes. "Sacajawea, the Bird Woman," by Installed Complete Edmunds, for the members of the Auctus Club, at their meeting $49.50 Mrs. Malin Smith, Thursday. club president, took charge. Mrs. Armond E. Webb was hostess at her home, assisted by Mrs. Wane Door E. Christensen. An attractive 1373 S. 8th E. Orem, Ph. 0588J2 led in the pledge of allegiance. Easter theme was followed. The history of Joseph Chatterley, grandfather of Minnie C. Harris, R WRECKING SERVICE was read by Irene Wilson. Class Leader Sadie L. Russon gave the Hosvolume is in preparation. lesson on, "Wheels of Pioneer tesses were Dot Racker, Martha Progress." Members were remindDay Phone Ball, Maude Glover and Ruth ed to prepare their histories to be American Fork 124 Banks. Mrs. Brown visited from bound with those of the camp. The the County Board. next meeting will be held at the Night Phone home of Fern Russon, with Ella BLUEBELL CAMP Lehi 212-Christofferson assisting. Bluebell of Members the Camp met at the home of Daughter FORT WALL CAMP Minnie Harris, with Jennie Martin-dal- e ALPINE MOTOR COMPANY Daughter Elfreda Bushman was as Captain Ethel hostess at her home for the meetAmerican Fork Your Friendly Ford Dealer Hunger took charge. County Of ing of the Fort Wall Camp. She ficers Edith Boley Jones and Mrs. Mrs. Brown were in attendance. Alice S. Stice directed the songs, "Utah We Love Thee," and "The Water Wheel." Delia Hansen assisted with the song, "Tell Me With Your Eyes." Prayers were offered by Chaplain Ella Christ-ofefrso- D U P Camp News Local DUP Camps Hold Meetings was assisted by Daughters Thelma PHILLIPS SISTERS JOIN Roberts and Helen Allison. Inez IX BIRTHDAY GATHERING Smith, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Alice L. Phillips and the represented the County board in eight sisters of Mrs. E. E. Anderattendance. The lesson. "The Wheels of son (Julia Phillips) met at her Pioneer Progress," was given by home in Ogden, last Wednesday, Mable Lehmberg. Thelma Roberts in honor of her birthday. An atgave the histories of her great tractive potluck dinner was served Mrs. Elizabeth and a social grandmother, enjoyed. Parmley, and grandmother, Mary These birthday gatherings are a Vest Harris. Ann. tradition in the Phillips family. Songs were, "Sunshine in the Others present included Mrs. Soul," and "Love's Old Sweet Martha Hunter of American Fork; Song," directed by Audrey Wilson Mrs. Ida Christiansen, Sandy; and accompanied by Mable Lehm- Mrs. Jane Chaff in, Payson; Mrs. berg. Chaplains Rachel Anderson Alice Harding, Vineyard; Mrs. and Alfreda Bushman offered the Arlene Adamson, Salt Lake City, prayers. There were 27 present. and Mrs. Liliane Anderson, Mrs. Marie Goates and Mrs. Ada Robinson, all of Lehi. Lehi -:- - Phone 359 .. . And Greater than Ever for 1953 IPHDILC DAIRY-BA- R REFRIGERATOR WITH EXCLUSIVE CHEESE KEEPER The refrigerator that America selected over other leading brands by 3 to 1, now finer . . . better . . . more beautiful than ever in glorious new 1953 models that set the pace in the industry for 1953. See the new color styling with beautiful Key Largo colors . . . new features . . . amazing values! Prices as low as 199. 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