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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS, I.EHT, UTAH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 and Newspaper Serve People Together Religion it down for a truism is sixth dav of You PerhaDS Church Mew dinlav 4V.A may put National Newspaper Week. Sped that there cannot long be a free fically. it is "Religion and the church in a nation which has a slave press. By the same token, Press Day." In a very real sense the press a free press will not endure alongand the pulpit are partners. It side an imprisoned church. The two thus are dependent on may seem at times that the two are far apart, but in the deeper each other and complementary to each other. The press maintains sense they are not. said that Yon have heard it freedom of the mind and the Union churches and newspapers rise and church preserves freedom of the fall together. In every land bent two things spirit. Both are necessary. Take Union meeting for the Lehi under a tyrants' yoke, a controlled out: (1) press one away and the other is sorely stake Relief Society will be held stand church. distressed. an intimidated and (2) a. Thursday, October 17 at 9:30 m. in the Fifth ward chapel, it is announced by Ruby M. Nielsen, stake Relief Society president. All ward officers and teachers in the organization are urged to be in attendance. Relief Society Meeting Set Next Thursday Seventh Ward Relief Sciety Holds Opening Social Last Tuesday at 10 a. m. marked the date of the opening social of the Seventh ward Relief Society, held in the ward Relief Society rooms under the direction of Sarah Price, president. A program was presented under the direction of Vervene Grant and Joan Welch. Two cello solos were played by Paul Barratt of American Fork, accompanied by Joan Welch, and Michael Evans played a piano solo, "The Lord's who also served as com- mentator. A turkey dinner was served by Twila Johnson, cooking chairman, Eva Gray and and her Jane Jensen, assisted by the officers, Mrs. Price, Virginia Smitli and Ila Pulley. Lexie Woffinden and Edna Haycock arranged the table decorations. A good attendance was reported. began this Regular meetings week. Sixth Ward Opens Reliei Society Activities Tuesday Jo-le- First Ward Opens Reliei Society Activities The First ward Relief Society held their opening social Wednesday at 10 a. m. under the direction of their president, Phyllis A. Webb. May Smith and Laura Warbur-ton- , program committee, presented a program consisting of a book review by Rose Hinton, "Ad.-iBede" by George Eliot, accordian solos by Kathleen Peterson, and ukelin solos by Grace Morgan. A trio from the Fourth Ward, Bernice Rasmussen, Edith Roberts and Lornell Bateman, sang two selections. Following the program a luncheon was served at tables tastefully decorated with flowers and candles by May Bone. Those who prepared the luncheon were Ida Gray, chairman. Violet Lott and Clara Norman of the cooking committee, assisted by the officers, Mrs. Webb. Mary Prico and Reva Fox. ART HAVEN MEMBERS TO MEET All members of Art Haven are requested to attend a meeting at the home of Mrs. I. Richard Bone, October 11th. Plans president, will be discussed and assignments allotted for the coming nrt exhibit. It is hoped that as manv as possible will be on hand. recognizes this church-pres- s partnership by providing specifically that Congress shall make no law (1) respecting the establishment of religion and (2) abridging freedom of press or speech. A third prohibition forbids any abridgement of the right to assemble peacefully together. It is significant that the founders of our country placed these two guarantees of press freedom and religious freedom together back to back. As newspapers of this nation observe their "week" and dedicate themselves to the cherished task the people informed, they salute the churches of the land for their transcendent reof keeping of Elder Merrill Beck Transferred people NOTICE TO CREDITORS .... ESTATE OF HELEN E. COMER, Deceased Notice To Creditors. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at the office of O. DeVere Wootton, Attorney at Law, Suite 12 Geneva Building, American Fork, Utah, on or before December 6, 1957. ELDON F. COMER, Sioux Falls. Elder Beck recently received painful tar burns on the arm while hplnint? aDDlv roofine to the new chapel the church is building in Mitchell, he wrote his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beck. He reports that the chapel is now completely finished on the outside, and only interior finishing is needed before it is ready for use. err? W ADULTS with Joan Collins and Richard Burton feature attraction. Gil- Lorin Bone Awarded Letterman Jacket at BYU Radio and Television Kent Truax, 15, Lehi, received 6. medical care October 4 to SERVICE APACHE WOMAN with Lloyd Bridges and Joan Taylor Subject to Change Without Notice G. S. Peterson (Lena) Peterson received medical treat ment October 5 through 7. Jan Holmstead, and Lori Holmstead, 3, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Holmstead, underwent tonsillectomies October 7. Craig Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larsen of Pleasant Grove, had a tonsillectomy October 8. Neal and Lois Fowler Christen-se- n are parents of their first child, boy, born October 6 at the Lehi Hospital. five-poun- d, First-tim- e LEHI - ten-oun- ce grandparents are r, Afffff Afff urn. Ammunition luw m T - Fnces ga. Heavy Load Regular 16 k 3.45 2.81 K ga. Heavy Loads Regular 3.20 20 1265 N. 5th WEST 2.59 ga. 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HAVE SON a JACK'S Radio 4, & r 12 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF TELEVISION UADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS All Work Fully Guaranteed Mrs. Louis Pleasant 59, Walker, For his efforts in track athletics at the Brigham Young University Grove, entered the hospital Octo during the past year, Lorin Bone ber 7 for medical treatment. of Lehi was awarded his "letter-man- " jacket. He was a member of the track team that took the Skyline Conference championship for the third consecutive year, of under the superior coaching Clarence F. (Robbie) Robison. Lorin states that "Robbie" was a member of the 1948 Olympic track team, where he ran the 1500 and 5000 meter races, and was also on the 1949 National Track Team, touring Europe. He coached his BYU team last year to their twenty-firs- t consecutiv? victory in the last three years. During his junior and senior vears at the Lehi high school, Lorin was of the track team, where he ran the 880 yard dash, was anchor man of the medley relay event and threw the javelin. In his senior year he received the Joseph Cranmer Award for his outstanding efforts and abilities in track in high school. He is a physical education major at the "Y," and is planning to coach his own track team "someday." Second Feature Hospital Notes Theo Stewart, 51, Draper, was hospitalized October 2 to 5. 11. 12, 13 SEA WIFE BERRY, also known as DAVID A. BERRY, DECEASED. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at the law office of Harvard R. Hinton, 114 West Main, Lehi, Utah, on or before Linda Lee, 10, and Mrs. Clifford Lee, received medical treatment October 2 to 4. Oct. in Technicolor 3, 1957. 24, 1957 It is not the dawdlers and January 19, 1958. Signed W. Glade Berry, triflers who find life worth livAdministrator. is it the ing; strenuous, robust First Publication Sept. 19, 1957. Last Publication Oct. 10, 1957. daughter of Mr. workers. Charles W. Eliot. Vm'mS KIDS FREE 60c Friday - Saturday - Sunday Last Publication October 'HEY, LIL, HAVE WE CHECKED OUR HOUSE FOR FIRE HAZARDS, LATELY? - M Open Fridays. Saturdays, Sundays Only For Duration of Season NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DAVID ALLEN For the purpose of raising funds for the installation of basketball standards in the amusement hall, the Seventh ward is sponsoring a banquet Saturday, October 12 at 7 p. m. in the Third-Sevent- h ward amusement hall. Tickets donations will be $1.50 per plate ' or five dollars per family unit. Tickets will be available at the door for ward members who have not been contacted by the committee. The dinner will begin promptly at 7 p. m., and will feature roast turkey with all the trimmings. A program will follow under the direction of Paul Hanson, who will serve as master of ceremonies. A magician from Provo is the tT EAST AMERICAN FORK Administrator. First Publication Oct. Seventh Ward To Sponsor Dick Christofferson, Dell bert and Dean Welch are of arrangements. keeping faithful to their legious beliefs. No faithful nation served by an informed press is likely to ever fall prey to false doctrine or false god. Benefit Banquet The opening social of the Sixth Ward Relief Society was held last Tuesday in the ward Relief Society rooms, under direction of Mrs. Beulah Lewis, president. The group assembled at 10 a. m. to hear a book review, "Tender Victory," written by Taylor Caldwell, presented by Phyllis A. Webb. Ila S. Swenson gave a reading, and luncheon was served under the direction of the cooking committee, Zola Rutledge, Ora Powers, Leah Sabey, LaRue Prior, Mildred Barbara Zimmerman, Lewis and Agnes Evans. Following the luncheon a program was presented. A skit from the First Ward was presented by Hah Hadfield, May Smith, Laura Barnhart and Pauline Smuin. An accordian solo was played by Norma Hawker, and two piano selections were played by Patricia Brown. Sylvia Jean Welcker presented two dance numbers, and a pantomine was presented by Peck. The presidency announce that the Relief Society meetings will be held at 10 a. m. on Tuesdays during this season. The theology lesson was held this week, and other lessons will follow as scheduled. it is sienificant that thp first Article of the Bill of Rights sponsibility Prayer." Elder Merrill Beck, who is A skit, "Fashion Show," was serving on a mission for the presented by Helen Jones, Cleo Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- v Miller, Phyllis Covington, Norma Saints, has been transferred Powell, Evelyn Yates, Betty Beck. to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Gwen Dorton, Geraldine Brems Previously he had been laboring and Eva Gray, directed by Reva in Mitchell, about 75 miles trom Price, I radiant energy, fluorescence, stroharmon-ey- e lighting boscope, melo-dyn- e, screen, gravity neutralizer, of a efforts celestrone, and million volts of electric current. The Junior high school students The program is outstanding in will be treated to a lyceum pro- the line of science programs for gram in the auditorium Tuesday, our school, Mr. Gurney saii. October 15, it is announced by Principal J. Ferrin Gurney. Whatsoever thy hand findeth to The lyceum will be in the form do, do it with all thy might. of a science program sponsored Ecclesiastes. by the National School Assembly, and will be a spectacular presentThe difference between the right ation of light, color, sound, word and the almost right word electricity and music, Mr. Gurney is the difference between lightning Mark said. and the lighting bug. There will be demonstrations of Twain. 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