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Show THE LEin FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH Mia Maids, Explorers Shirleen Ball Plan 'Summeree' Engagement On Tennis Court Announced of Lehi Mia Maids and Explorers stake will hold a "Summeree" on the lighted tennis courts Tuesday, August 3 at 6:30 p.m. A real western barbecue super has been planned, with competitive games and sports for all. All class members, their partners and their leaders are invited to be present. Explorer leaders assisting in preparations are L. J. Morton, district Explorer advisor, Boice Evans, Harold Osborne, Homer Trinnaman, Melvin Kirkham and Harold Allen. Zina Jenkins, stake MiaMaid leader, is also on the committee. She is being assisted by the ward Miss Suzanne Webb Ewles M. McCoy Le-Ro- Idaho. Of interest to Lehi residents is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Suzanne Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Webb of Provo, to Ewles Marshall McCoy, son of Mrs Myrtle E. McCoy of Provo and the late Milton N. Mc- CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our sincere thanks to all whofRSsisted in any way during the illness and at the time of the passing, of our beloved husband and father. 'For all who took part in the services, who sent flowers, and for the many acts of kindness we are deeply if' ' MISS SHIRLEEN BALL Mrs. George Whitman and family The young couple have chosen 20 for the marriage September Paul and Helen Colledge Linds-tro- date. The bride's parents will of Manila, are parents of a entertain at a reception in their son, born July 21 in American honor following the ceremony. Fork. The bride elect is a graduate of Lehi high school and Card's Beuty School. She is a former student of Utah State University, where she was affiliated with Sigma Kappa sorority and was a member of the R. O T. C. m II; Neighbors EE sponsors. Coy. Both of the parents of the bride were former Lehi residents. Mr. Webb is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Webb, and Mrs. Webb is the former Mildred Whipple; daughter of Mrs. R. J. Whipple. Following their marriage in the Manti Temple, July 25, the young couple were honored at a wedding reception that evening in the ward hall in Provo. Organ music throughout the evening was played by Mrs. Ralph Britsch, Provo, and Miss Gloria Whipple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B J. Whipple, and Miss Sandra Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Phillips. Miss Whipple and Miss Phillips are cousins of the bride. The attractive bride wore an intermission-lengt- h gown of lace, net and satin. The soft lace Queen Anne collar with beaded pearls flowed daintily into a lace bodice lined with satin. The full net skirt was topped by soft folds of lace forming petite points. She wore a fingertip veil attached to a pearl tiara, and carried a beautiful large orchid surrounded by white carnations. Miriam Webb served her sister as maid of honor while Gay McCoy, sister of the groom, Charlotte Britsch and Margaret Ann Webb were attendants. They wore matching embroidered polished cotton sheath dresses of soft yellow. They carried bouquets of lavender carnations arranged in dainty yellow baskets. Mrs. Webb wore light blue lace while Mrs. McCoy was in steel Here benedict is a graduate of Idaho Falls high school, and is a senior student at Utah State Uni versity, where he is majoring in industrial management. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon grey taffeta fraternity. John McCoy was best man to to home make their They plan his brother. v Mr. and Mrs. Boyd in Logan. Webb, an aiyt and uncle of the bride, were hosts at the door. 'Atoms for Billy Webb, brother of the bride, and Mark Whipple received the Exhibit to gifts Mrs. Armond Webb was in charge of the gift room assisted Arlene by Rita Ann Liddiard, "Atoms for Peace" one of the Harding and Marcia Wiser. Mrs. Bill Wood was in charge U. S. Atomic Energy Commission's latest traveling exhibits will be of the guest book. Those who assisted in serving shown throughout Utah beginning reAug. 5, according to an anounce-me- the dainty yellow and lavender were freshments Dawn Mary V. ChamberThomas by lain, state chairman of the Utah Hawk, Sue Elton, Barbara Berge, Kathleen Coon, Jerry Sue Sund-waJunior' Chamber of Commerce. Peace' "Sue Mary, will yon stop wiggling? How can Daddy solve your algebra problem if you bother him all the time?" Travel Throughout Utah HAVE FUN! nt HAVE HIRES! ll and Connie Bailey. self contained, walk-troug- h Beautiful hues of lavender and type display,' which is housed in a bus-lik- e vehicle, is designed to ac- yellow glads in the hall were arby Ernest Reimchissel. quaint the public with the many ranged For her honeymoon to San programs"- - concerned with the peaceful application of nuclear en- Diego, Calif., the new bride wore a pink sheath dress of embroidergy. The exhibit's schedule for Utah, ered polished cotton with pink acWasatch and Juab County has cessories. The couple will make a home been announced as follows: Provo Aug. 20, 21 and 22. Orem in Provo. Aug. 26; American Fork Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Graham 27; Lehi Aug. 28; Springville have returned home from a ton Spanish-17; 16; Maple Aug Aug. visit in - San Francisco, Fork Aug. 16; Payson Aug. California. They accompanied their 15, and Heber Aug. 23. There is no admission charge son, Bob, who is employed there. for the exhibit, and every mem- He had been visiting here for two ber of the public is invited to visit weeks previously. it during its tour of the state. Glen and JoAnn Roberts Zee-ma- n have a daughter, born July Confidence in another man's 23 American Fork. in is evidence virtue no slight of one's own. Montaigne Paul and Lucile Okey Evans have a born July 23 in Trust men and they will be true Americandaughter, Fork. to you; treat them greatly and s they will show themselves to be No great deed is done by Emerson great. who ask for certainty. A "Terrific! 1 -- two-wee- most!" George C. Phillips Family Gathers IIIBHWAYSj WJAY SCOTT Park-Universi- ty leaders. grateful. Family Reunions Marries Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ball wish to announce the engagement and forthcoming marirage of their daughter, Shirleen, to Ronald y Stranger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanger of Idaho Falls. Til For Reunion Seventy-fiv- e decendants of the late George C. Phillips gathered at Wines Park last week for a reunion. Following a picnic supper, an informal program consistThink of some real unusual ing of a number from each family present was presented. Mrs kind of a hauling job-a- nd it's an group L. Goates and Miss Warren truck-traile- r alis even bet that a Marilyn Anderson werec ready doing it for the affair. The former s In the past year, Beth Harding and Doris Christen-se- n have been designed and built to: for were named Feature the automobile of the next year's reunion. truck-trailer- future . . Carry . an art museum on wheels . . . Comprise a portable advance airfield for jet fighter planes . . . To haul such varied items as cement, onions, liquid sugar, bulk flour, caskets and hot steel. Curtis Family Holds Reunion At the Curtis family reunion, which was held in Provo canyon last Saturday and Sunday, brothers and sisters of Byam H. Curtis and Mrs. Nettie Warenski of this city were together for the first time in nine years. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Connie, and Mrs. Warenski and her family were all present. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Busk, Mr. and Mrs. John Zanni, Mr. and Mrs. Vee Warenski and Mr and Mrs. Keith Warenski and families, and Ardell Warenski, all of Lehi, Mr and Mrs. Leslie Long, American Fork, and Mr. and Mrs and Merlin Larsen, Highland, The engineering staff of Frue-hau- f families. Trailer Company conceived Curtis family members attend these truck trailers. None was more unusual or more expensive than the trailer turned out to carry Ford's experimental auto. This was the world's first glass sided full it cost $50,000. length trailer-a- nd The State of Virginia has the art museum on wheels. The trailer is fitted with museum-typ- e walls so that paintings and other art objects can be taken di"A bore is a person who rect to a town square, school or often keeps you from being church yard. lonely, and at the same time Our armed forces which are makes you wish you were!" using trailers in many tasks have come up with another unusual use by utilizing a trailer as an advance airfield for jet fighter planes. In neuclear war, these trailers could be easily moved to forward areas for jet plane launchings. Tank trailers some with stainless steel mirror finishes haul from hot chocolate to everything bulk flour to acids of all kinds. And with the nationwide highway building program just beginNEW MONEY FOR ning, you'll see plenty of bulk OLD THINGS YOUR cement tank trailers that will save Discarded Furniture, Your much money in time and labor. Piano, Radio, Bicycle, Tool, Ice Box, can be told with Our surety is in our confidence in dewllers indeed we are that A WANT AD IN Truth and Love, nan's eternal THIS NEWSPAPER Q Mary B. Eddy mansion. II ... ALGtST ISDAY, Fred Wanlass of the Jordan Narrows entered the American Fork hospital last week ing were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lambert of Walnut Creek, California, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Curtis and four children, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis and five children and Mr. and Mrs. John Christiaasen and four children, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Curtis, American Fork, and Miss Cynthis Curtis, Provo, who was reunion Miss Patsy Lambert, chairman Walnut Creek, California, daughter of the Bert Lamberts, was present, as were their other two daughters, Mrs. Danny Ballinger, Vallejo, California and Mrs. Marvin Vance, Martinez, California, their husbands, and children. The Clarence Curtises and the Bert Lamberts and family were guests of Mrs. Warenski during their stay here. Clarence Curtis, who with his wife has been a missionary in the Walnut Creek area, laboring with the regular missionaries, was recently made counselor in his ward bishopric. The Sunday prior to the reunion he was the speaker in the Highland ward Sacrament services. Winter Leagues are now being formed at Am. Fork! 3 LADIES... AfterMornings, noons, Evenings MEN... Evenings Further For Information Call Bowling Lanes Am Fork 989 (after It's 1 new! RPM SUPREME ?5 Motor Oil HALTS ENGINE WEAR! compound Exclusive new detergent-actiokeeps engines so clean, guards them so well, cars will last years longer! And free flowing "RPM SUPREME" reduces engine drag to give you up to 15 more usable horsepower, saves up to 1 gallon of gas in every 8. Get more performance from your car with RPM SUPREME Motor Oil. Try it today! n 2 Glen's Servlr? 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