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Show LT7TI THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1954 FREE PElSS, LEHZ, UTAH Harry Dennon (Claire Pierson) here from Pueblo, Colo., visited with Miss May Lotf and other friends, Sunday. The Den-noplan to move to Utah. Mrs. Mrs. Okumura Family r) Loveridge Family Reunion Slated Sunday. July 11 The William Loveridge family reunion will be held in American Fork Rotary Park. Sunday, July at 11:00 a. m. 11, beginning to attend reminded are Families and .bring a lunch. William Loveis the ridge of Idaho Falls, Idaho, president Russon Family Holds Reunion - A lovely ceremony in the Salt Lake Temple, Wednesday, June 30, united in marriage Miss Joyce of Turner and Gaylon Smith accomwere Cedar Valley. They Mr. and panied by their parents,and Mrs. Mrs. Clemn Turner and Mrs. Ralph H. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Knollin Haws Arthur C Peck of Pendleton, Oregon. A reception honored the newly-wein the Fifth Ward meeting house that same evening. Pink and pastel green was the chosen color theme followed throughuot. Pink delphinium, roses, candelabra and palms formed a pleasing background. The bridal party stood before the fireplace in the Relief Society room. Miss Marilyn Anderson played a background of piano music during the receiving. The bride chose a bouffant floor model of white lace over satin for the occasion. Details were sweeth heart neckline, pointed t. sleeves and scalloped A tiara of pearlized orange blossoms supported the veil of nylon net, lace bordered and finger tip length. The bridal bouquet was composed of orange blossoms and pink rosebuds with white orchid center. The attendants were Miss Jena wrist-lengt- over-skir- For her going away the new Mrs. Smith wore a pink linen suit Following a honeymoon in northern California, the new Mr. and Mrs. Smith will reside in Lehi. here last Friday from Juneau, Alaska. She came by plane, aboard the "Flying Reindeer" as far as Seattle, Washington, and to Salt Lake City over United Airlines. She is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Clara Clover and Mrs. Margaret McMillan and with other relatives and friends. She was confined to her home for the past a fourteen months following broken leg and complications but is now able to walk about some. Mr. Brunson, a federal jailer, remained in Juneau. 4-- H Local Florist Visits Idaho Grower o. ATKINSONS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Warren Atkinson and family of Lakeview, Oregon, spent last week here, visitors of Mr. and Mrs.(E. W. Shelley and family. Mrs. Atkinson is a niece to Mrs. Shelley. They also spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Marford and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Colledge in Pleasant Grove, cousins, and are now in Granger, Wyoming, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parley Brough, parents of Mrs. Atkinson. NEIGHBORS WELCOME NEWCOMER AT PARTY A group of neighbors entertain ed at a party last week welcoming Mrs. James Toledo, who moved into the Third Ward district from Tooele, 'me group of 22 ladies met at the home of Mrs. Lafayette Jones. ' Gifts were presented and refreshments served. Juanita Jones entertained the children on Dorothea Kalmar as accompanist; Ora Jean Peterson, dancing; Lynell Johnson, solo; Mrs. Lucille Webb and Mrs. Maxine Harris, readings; and a double trio, Mrs. Alvin Schow, Mrs. Reed Newbold. Mrs. Elwood Hunt, Mrs. Roy Lit tleford, Mrs. Sherman Little and Miss Norma Lyn Ashton. Alvin Schow was the accompanist. Mrs. Glade Berry was in charge of the gift room. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Haws were in charge of re- - The Lehi Free Press Okumura and their family wish to express their deep appreciation to friends and neighbors who expressed concern, to the many who called at the home, and for the lovely flowers and gifts presented. served. MRS. LAURA BRUNSON HERE FROM ALASKA Mrs. Ed (Laura Peterson) Brunson, former resident arrived hi t " i - i I'. .ti j., p""f", ." t rv-.- " ,v 1 m :h lit 1 i V ;f; ' ' , F ' S. Published by the Free Press Publishing Co., Every Thursday ' Have Your Medical Needs "Taylored" Rasmussen II HEATING and VENTILATING Furnaces - Thermos Bottles - Thermos Jugs Paper Cups - Paper Plates Napkins Forks - Spoons Sun Tan Lotion - Insect Lotion 2 Reellent - Iodine - Mertholiate Bandaid - Adhesive 6-1- Appliances Air Conditioning Zenith Hearing Aids and Batteries PHONES: Lehi PL Grove 3S11 14-- STATE STREET J !;,!T Kleire's n.m irae m BK 2E pDace wDneire today's dMDair goes ffomrttlhieir SERVICE Night Phone 212-- h 1 Day Phone American Fork 124 Lehi weekly newspaper devoted to the interests and welfare oi Lehi City Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jacobsen were holiday visitors at Fish Lake for fishing and boating. Thrill of flua their stay was the view of a 23 E. Russell Innes, Publisher pound mackeral taken by a fellow near their camp. They vacationer, were accompanied by their daugh- Entered at the postoffice at Lehi, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Pope, of Jtah, as second class matter under Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bert the act of Congress March 3, 1879 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope, Subscription and several grandchildren of the Year Per (in advance) .. $2.00 Provo area. MR. AND MRS. GAYLON SMITH NORTHWEST TOUR MARKS BIRTHDAY OF W. II. DANSIE Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dansie accompanied their daughter Elvera and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wells of American Fork on a delightful tour of the Northwest. The trip was in observance of Mr. Dansie's birthday, June 27. They spent ten days in Oregon and Washington where they viewed the Grand Coulee Dam, the historic dry falls and Soap Lake. Among the many highlights mentioned were a ferry trip across the Columbia River and a large mint farm. Many spray irrigation systems were in use, they reported. Elvera was on vacation from the telephone office in American Fork. 24 HOUH WRECKING A siAiTmft5soa&ioti A 'J M r; i . guests. - ns Dennon is a former Lehi Miss Tetsuko Okumura. who was accident injured in a highwayreturned to three weeks ago. has Mrs. Anna C Hansen, who was her employment at the Deseret postmaster for 35 years at Hatch. CTnical depot. Six other family Boulder, Utah, returned home members, including a sister Mrs. from Montebello, after visiting here with her daughIyako Kamato - who was critically in- ter, Mrs. Lafayette Jones and California,and Miss Kathleen Jones, jured, are all out of danger hos- family. the from have been released at Salt Lake Gento nursing student pital. Miss Okumura's wedding eral Hospital, is employed in Salt Jack Aramaki of the State HighLake City for the summer. been postway Patrol Etaff. has 10. July poned until Saturday. when her sister will be able to Mr. and Mrs. Hiroji attend. freshments. Kayln Peck, Nann Broadbent, Connie Jolley and Mary Jean Flygare LUCKY CLOVER CLUB NEWS A demonstration of the correct way to sew on a button was given by Janice Coates at the meeting of the Lucky Clover Club. Refreshments were served. The club officers then attended a V. Turner, sister of the bride; meeting in the Manila Ward. It Mrs. Knollin Haws, sister of the was an officers, training meeting. groom; Mrs. Don Littleford, Mrs. Those' present at both meetings Von Sorenson, Miss Patsy Larsen were Alda Mae Powell, Kaye Melvin Hartshorn, local florist and Miss Carolyn Whipple. AtWebb, Janice Coates and Alta and proprietor of the new Lehi tired in pastel ballerina-lengt- h visitor In frocks, they carried baskets of Powell, assistant instructor. Floral, was a week-en- d Idaho where he toured the green- roses and carnations. Tiny flower DEG ELBECKS VISIT house of Arthur Chase at Poca-tell- girls were nieces of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Degelbeck He was accompanied by Glade Berry stood as best man and family, here from Midland, Mrs. Hartshorn and their baby for his cousin. Texas, are visiting with his mothwas Chase Mr. daughter, Gwenyth. The mother of the bride wore Mrs. Alice Degelbeck at Ophir, a former missionary companion in pink with corsage of rosebuds and er, and Scotland. They also visited in carnations. Mrs. Smith, senior, er with other relatives and formassociates. A highlight of their Blackfoot and toured Yellowstone chose green, with similar corsage. stay was the wedding of a Park. the guests were Mr. brother, Grant Degelbeck, Greeting of The Hartshorns recently made a and Mrs. Ilex Zimmerman and Mr. to Jeannette Ophir, Johnson, seto California where they trip and Mrs. Howard Robinson. lected a choice line of pottery Bishop Calvin Swenson employer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theron also of Ophir. Mrs. which is now on sale at the green- of the new bride, was master of Johnson, Gray,, an aunt... ot Lehi. house ind which add greatly to ceremonies tor the program. Ap- Minnie Mrs. Marie Degelbeck Johnhome and flower arrangements. pearing on the program were Lyle and son of Highland, were also among also Los While in Angeles, they Barnes, vocal solo, . with Miss the met former missionary . Temple Ceremony Unites Miss Joyce Turner and Gaylon Smith and Kathleen ds An enjoyable family reunion in American Fork canyon was attended by sixty members of the family of the late Enoch and Mary E. Russon. They remained overnight Sunday and Monday. Included were Mrs. Albert (Pearl) Dransfield of Ogden; F. J. and Wllford Russon, Salt Lake City; Rulon and Elmo Russon, Lehi; Mrs. Ralph (Lillian) Hoggard, American Fork, and Mrs. C M. (Delia) Stone, Vineyard, and their families. Officers in charge wera Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Russon, Salt Lake City, as chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. C M. Stone, Vineyard, as and Mrs. Elmo Russon, secretary. Elected for next year wetfi Mr. and Mrs. Milton Russon of Salt Lake City, as chairmen, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dransfield of Ogden as (; Recovering rlfter Accident ill.. W ALPINE MOTOR COMPANY LOANS Your Friendly Ford Dealer American Fork AUTO FURNITURE SIGNATURE Geneva Finance Phone 413 American Fork the lawn. PsSoManjrls! a j fa Mi 0 In the Its A Swap! K3 There are two sides to every "swap" . . . giving and getting. , All through life, we are "swapping" . . . giving up something we want less to get something we want more. That's exactly what happens when you open a savings account and add to it regularly. Once the saving habit is established, you'll hardly 'mis the small deposits you make each payday. Yet they can make your dearest dreams come true: a "home of your own, a college education for your children, financial independence for your retirement years. Thise is the kind of "swap" that spells t, success and happiness in life. 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STATE BANK OF LEHI fondly-remember- Standard Oil Company of California has improved gasoline spectacularly over the years. This better motor fuel made more efficient auto engines possible, and togather they give you up to 50 better mileage than motorists got in the '20's. On top of that, competition between oil companies has helped to hold down gasoline prices. Since 1925, they've risen only 20 (excluding taxes) while food has gone up 70 , clothing 63 , and the cost of living 53 . Compared to practically anything else you buy, gasoline is a bargain. Your money goes further when it goes for today's finer gasoline that delivers more miles to the dollar. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA UTAH POWER A LIGHT CO. fSyeall tfoanm'ny aiead ioieiv you 4efUi |