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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1956 Ward Sets Thomas Russori, Seventh Welfare Banquet Dies Lehi Native, Friday, May 3 The Seventh Ward welfare banwill be held Friday, May 4, Of Heart Ailment quet in the ward amusement hall, beThomas J. Russon, 78, died in ginning at a Salt Lake City hospital April 12, following a heart attack. A well known native of Lehi, he was born December 17, 1878, a son of Thomas and Millie Jones Russon. Educated in the Lehi schools, he also attended Brigham Young University. On November 30, 1904, he was married to Beda Johnson of Provo Bench, in the Manti Temple. She died in June, 1955. They lived In Lehi, later moved to Provo Bench and later to Murray where he and operated a confectionary lunch room across from Granite high school for some years. He fulfilled a mission in the He Southern States, 1901-190was a High Priest and MIA worker in his ward. He is survived by a son, Wendell Russon, Murray; a daughter, Mrs. M. M. (Alene) Baird, Salt Lake City; eight grandchildren; two brothers, John Russon, La Habra, California, and Samuel Russon, Los Angeles; four sisters, Mrs. E. A. (Lunetta) Chugg, Providence; Mrs. L. C. (Myrtle) Holbrook, Clearfield; Mrs. E. R. (Rose) and Clark, Oakland, California, Mrs. Otto (Florence) Mitchell of American Fork. He was preceded in death by a brother, Lott A. Russon of Lehi, and a sister, Mrs. Amy Manwaring of California. Among family members who attended funeral services In Murray last Saturday, were Mrs. Sadie L. Russon, Mrs. Orville Vibbert, Lehi, and Mrs. Darrell Hansen, American Fork, nd Mrs. Berniece Hopkins, Provo. Burial took place In the Elysium Gardens cemetery. 7 p. m., sharp. tiiornVf Judge All those attending are reminded to bring plate, cup, knife fork and spoon. An outstanding evening is anticipated and full support of ward members is urged. An interesting program has been arranged by the committee. Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman arid Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Evans are in charge of the big affair. Mrs. Alvin Ross Wins Club Quilt The following completed cases were listed in the docket book of Judge Leland Powell's City Court during the past week: Gerald D. Powelson, American Fork, speeding $40; Telesphos E. Charlier, Salt Lake City, speeding $10; Edwin E. Lauder, Preston, Idaho, speeding $15; Vera P. Berg, Provo, speeding $10; LaVerl Ellis Edwards, American Fork, speeding $15; Erma Lee F. Calacino, Salt Lake City, speeding, $20. James M. Maughan, Salt Lake City, speeding $10; Robert G. Hutchinson, Eureka, speeding $15; G. Lester James, Marysvale, speeding $10; Ora H. Chipman, American Fork, speeding $15; Loren Dalton, Cleveland, Utah, speeding $15; Walter J. Latshaw Jr., Salt Lake City, speeding $10; Don Hills Wagstaff Jr., Salt Lake City, speeding $10; Roger Cedar-stroLehi, public intoxication $25; Robert Shevrer Fulton Jr., Murray, speeding $10. "This is the first time I've been so lucky," was the delighted comment of Mrs. Alvin Ross of this city, lucky winner of the beautiful heirloom quilt, made by members of the Athenian Club as a grand prize in their fund raising project. "I never win anything, anyway," was her previous comment when she bought a ticket. Proceeds from the project will be used in carrying out the club's civic assignment. The quilt is a beautiful two-ton- e satin comforter, hand quilted in an intricate design. Appreciation is expressed by club officers for the fine sup- FIFTH WARD port given by local residents in YMTVfIA REORGANIZED The Fifth Ward YMMIA was rethe very successful fund raising organized with Rex Larson susproject. Mrs. Harold W. Barnes was hos- tained as superintendent, and tess for the meeting at her home, Lewis Smith and George Ingram last Wednesday. Her mother, as his assistants. Alvin Broad-bewas retained as secretary. Mrs. Alma Earl of American Fork, was a special guest. The group Retiring officers are Mahlon her African Peck, superintendent, with Rex enjoyed viewing violets. She has several different Larson and Wallace Berry as colors and varieties. Mrs. George T. Strasburg preFriends and relatives of Mrs, sented an interesting review of Linda S. Hammer Jensen of the book depicting the life of Mary RETURN FROM is now improving. Sugarhouse famous Pickford, moving picture She is a HAWAIIAN ISLANDS at the LDS hospatient star. Mrs. Russell Innes, club Mrs. Minnie Harris and son, pital for a serious eye condition. took Mrs. and president charge Eldon Harris, returned home Ruby Taylor gave the litany. recently by Unitef, Airlines after There were 17 present. to 4M in Hawaimonths spending the ian Islands. They report a very enjoyable winter, having visited 3. the Hawaiian National Park, Fern Forest, Volcanoes, and other points of Interest. Whle there they toured the Islands of Maui, Hawaii, Kauai, and Oahu. Mrs. Harris did temple work at the LDS Hawaiian Temple at Laie, Oahu. They lived in Honolulu and attended Waikikl Ward of the Honolulu Stake. They report that the LDS Church is well represented in Hawaii with two Stakes, several wards and many branches there. Sixth Ward Welfare Banquet Attracts Large Gathering - Advertise! 24-HOU- WRECKING R SERVICE - Day Phone American Fork 124 Arts Show Honors Five Lehi High industrial arts with students walked away e awards from the annual Industrial Arts Convention held state-wid- April 21 at Provo. E. N. Pearson, industrial arts instructor, reports that the following students received award ribbons and merchandise certificates: Wesley Peterson, 1st; Carl Stewart, second; Brian Bone second and third; Stanley Wan-lasthird; and Ronald Clark, s, honorable mention. Over 500 entries were on ex hibit and included wood work, leather work, mechanical drawing, metal work, plastics and basketry. Lehi Commercial Students to Attend Meet Twenty outstanding commercial students will represent Lehi High at the annual commercial contest sponsored by he Brigham Young University, May 11. Preparations are now being made for the competition which will include participants from throughout the state. Douglas Voorhees and Arthur Morin, commercial instructors, report that the local school may enter four students in the followtypewriting divisions: lst-yeshorting; 2nd-yetype; lst-yehand; 2nd-yeshorthand; and bookkeeping. ar ar ar ar PEET FAMILY OBSERVES PARENTS ANNIVERSARY, MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY In honor of the birthday of their mother, and also in observance of the wedding anniversary date of their parents, Leon and Iris Loveridge Peet, family members joined in an enjoyable occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Sunday. Peet (their son) and Mr. and Mrs. Paul-C- . Pack (Gail Peet) were the hosts at the Pack home in Lindon. Adding a special occasion touch to the dinner table was a four-tiere- d cake, prepared and beautifully decorated by Mrs. Don Peet. Included in the happy group with Mr. and Mrs. Peet and the hosts were Harvey and David Peet; Patricia, Leon, Anita, Allen and Dannie Pack, Duane Sykes and Mrs. John Iverson (Jeannine Pack) and son Steven. Mr. Ivor-soa commercial pilot, is attending a specialized school in Texas for instrument flying. n, Jergens Lotion Special - 49c Size Playtex Baby Pants - Reg. 89c Jergens Soap - 5 cakes Woodbury Soap-- cakes bath size Aspirin Tablets - 5 grain 100 for Bath and Shampoo Sprayer Woodbury Cream Deodorant RADIO and TELEVISION 33c 42c 8c SERVICE 50c Tweed Hair Spray 1.50 Mineral Oil Heavy reg. 59c pint 29c Film 120 or 620 40c 29c Envelopes Package of 100 Colgate Tooth Paste - 2 Ige tubes, ,43c 1.98 Regent Color Shampoo -- Full Time Repair Service Mondays through Saturdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 24-HOU- FILM SERVICE R DRUTjJunllflaiDQ All Work Fully Guaranteed JACK'S Radio & 1265 N. 6TH WEST Television SERVICE LEHI Ph. 59c size 212-- W Your Friendly Ford Dcalfer 59c 4 1.00 Service on All Makes Television Radios and Record Players ALPINE MOTOR COMPANY 39c -- Night Phone Lehi Cop Industrial An enjoyable evening of entertainment for Sixth Ward members was provided in the annual welfare banquet, held last Wednesday evening in the wardhouse, under the direction of Bishop Calvin Swenson and his counselors, Bert-ran- d Beck and Abel J. Ekins. A bountiful dinner was prepared by the Relief Society and served Priesthood style. smorgasbord members set up the long tables which were attractively decorated Spring by the Primary officers. garlands for forsythia and flowering peach combined in a motif of pink and gold. Tickets were distributed by the Melchizedek Priesthood quorums. The MIA and Aaronic Priesthood were in charge of cleaning up operations. The Sunday School arranged the program which was composed of talent from the Lehi high school. Robert Webb acted as master of JoAnn Evans and ceremonies. Bilile Evans furnished dancing; Deborah Wilson presented a pantonine. A solo by Kay Christen-se- n was accompanied by Anna Joy Woffinden, and Rhea Wanlass accompanied the vocal selection by Sandra Peterson. A duet by Kathryn Stephensen and Anna Joy Woffinden was accompanied by Donna Webb. Chorus selections were furnished by a group from the Junior Class and also a sextette from the Sophomore Class. nt Pays SISTERS HONOR MEMORY OF MOTHER AT DIXXER PARTY Mrs. Sarah E. Gaisford, now 83 years old, was the hostess for a gathering of sisters and other family members, in memory of her mother, the late Mrs. Louisa Moffat. The affair was held at the home of her daughter Elsie, Mrs. Delbert Sudweeks. Present for dinner were her sisters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wannecutt, Mr. and Mrs. William Nott, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Buckley, all of Salt Lake City; her daughters and son, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culmer, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Christofferson and James Gaisford, Lehi. Mrs. Gaisford had prepared a pair of pillow cases with beautiful crocheted lace for each of her sisters. A number of the grandchildren came later for cake and ice cream. Mrs. Gaisford is now considerably improved after a fall four weeks ago. 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