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Show .THURSDAY. f HE JULY 10, 1953 Alice Carson Death TWO FREE SHOWS tr 1 n : - ar-'- r f 'Vifi-MT t-t- den, "Estrelita." The concluding speaker was Bishop Hinton. The ladies' trio followed with "Lead Me Gently Home" by Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Trane, accompanied by Miss Haws. The benediction was pronounced by Arthur Adams, with the dedicatory prayer at the graveside being given by Clifford Carson of Tooele, a nephew of Mr. Carson's. The pallbearers were Neldon (Dick) Evans, Bill Evans, June Marvin Carson, Bill Crossman, Brady and Dale Carson. The flowers were cared for by the American Legion Auxiliary. Interment was in the Lehi City Cemetery under the direction of the A. H. Wing Mortuary. - - TRAINED DOGS & ANIMALS Six Trained Dogs, a Fox. a Monkey and Other Animals Saturday. July CALIFORNIA TOUR Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Fox and four children, Jeanine, Merrill, FJdwinn and Barbara Ann, have just returned from a most enjoyable California tour. Leaving on June 26, the family motored to San Francisco and visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dickerson at Tracy. Mr. Dicker-so- n is an uncle to Mrs. Fox. Driving to Los Angeles, the Foxes visited Disneyland and Marine-lanand also stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dana, old school friends. From Los Angeles the Fox family returned home July 3, stopping at the Boulder Dam enroute. d, GET YOUR. It VISITORS AT WILLIAM J. SKINNER HOME Mr. and Mrs. James Gottfred-soand three children of Ely, Nevada,, spent this week at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William J. Skinner. They also spent some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fage of Roy. Mrs. Gottfredson and Mrs. Fage are sisters, the former Faye and Lucille Hutchings, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hutchings and daughter, Penney, of Downey, California, were also here visiting. The Gottfredsons and the Reid Hutchings came here for the wedding of a niece, Miss Jeanette Fage, to Mr. Jack Arnold. wmm I r mm mm mm mm mm mwm Cantaloupe Tomatoes I I -- I mm- ,Af& My. 'I ST r Cfc&BAGE TOMATOES 2.88 CRN THROW RUGS Reg. 3.19 each pr. CARROT I SrBlh6 ' for 1.57 24X36 NOW 2.37 ArtflrtftftrtrtrtftftftrtftrtAflrtrtftftflflrtrtrtArtftftftftftftftftftflrtfl Kitchen Charm 19c Wax Paper Per Roll 4 m roll pack l Zee Tissue ibs. qJ'QJ' Full lb. box 1 3 I5ZSI packs iC Shortening 17c Cudahy's LARD IGA SnoKreem 3 79c lb. can lb. box . Mild Cheddar V CHEESE - lb. Kraft's Miracle Whip Quart Jar Cake Mix P . I Cloverleaf (QU Jojll' i Half Gallon All Flavors packages Mac's 2 o a ivt s Sealed lb. pkg. Lids Sugar boxes Pectin 10 lb. fcUrl 4 tcdl Slco. cans 59 25C UTAH VALLEY CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE 79C cans 6 PEAS 6 cans COFFEE lb. con CORNED BEEF SPRING GARDEN" 90c 09C WORRELL'S 2 85c ...1.99 cans . FRESH MILK XrT. CRACKERS Sr'pk0--- 34C 49C " HOWARD HUGHES U. S. Choice Beef .t, i- Rib Steaks - lb. icnrncnrwrrrc (tin if rcriwirrti ns v .- -73c Pictsweet Frozen Peas - 7 pkgs. -- fl ff UU bag a. 13 2 for flour srrSa, Link Sausage - lb. GO CET U M. C. P. fy. and I Kerr FOLGERS Gold Coin Breakfast Bacon - 1.00 29C quarts CORN e 2 23c Koolade 6 Pillsbury 4 pkgs. - - H lC Ice Cream KILLED! lr.nnnn 2 pr. Soda Pop Would you have the guts to point a finger at a guy and say; Reg. 3.98 to 4.98 Purity Town House Fresh All Pork f 4.37 EaCh CRACKERS 9 fc? 'v x. c!iai f SHOES Hilite Your Fall Sewing With Fashions Newest Fabrics From Our Fabric Dept. TOWELS Regular 98c Summer Squash HjEHTMSIfBHERl Q BATH DAILY! ARRIVING for 93c 2 Fresh Yellow mm 2BHD A COMFORT Reg. 4.98 to 6.75 rt ALL CHILDREN'S TICKETS - 25c - Hi Medium Heels 6.47 pr. Reg. 7.50 to 9.95 Ladies' Summer Jumbo Ripe Lehi Main Street Friday and Saturday, July 4 and 5 XT-"- ' Early Fall Sewing mm mm mm mm mm mm m Utah Theater battlefield! to 35 OFF DRESS SLIPPERS Si 4 Main Street - Lehi She made no" man's land a woman's land and his heart a love-tor- n New Fabrics For Firm Red Ripe ... M I TOWEL'S FAXCY ROSE PRINT H A X D TOWELS Regular 59c 15 To Advertise! Parking Terrace Store-Sid- e CLEARANCE! PRODUCE Pedal Pushers and Tee Shirts I Convenient OUR. FINIS LARGE SELECTION OF I Famous Brand Spring and Summer tashion bhoe nakoffa (top . . iA0 Ic1 -- All-re- : Best July Buys h SWIM SUITS l Pays n Ladies' and Small Girls' and Mens' and Boys' ii - SUMMER SANDALS and Go Swimming at Saratoga! ui th 511,-50- 12 BATHING SUITS . . . $14,-800.7- 5, one-fif- , McPHERSON'S ED Mr. A. II. Lowe of Orem was awarded the bid for fire insurance for Alpine School District, according to Supt. Alma P. Burton. The bids, in the amount of covers of the buildings and contents of the district Weston Cordner, also of Orem, was low bidder for bus and truck insurance for $1,041.04. In both cases, there is a deviating basis of 20 per cent and 13 per cent. The Board of Education of Alpine School District voted in a recent meeting to contribute 0 toward the recreational prog- - ALEX CIIRISTOFFERSONS TAKE IDAHO TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Alex Christoffer-so- n have just returned from a trip to Idaho. While there they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie of Rupert, Idaho. Mrs. MacKenzie is the former Louise Gaisford, a sister of Mrs. Chris-tof- f erson. The Christoffersons alsospent some time with Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond of Menan, Idaho, and their family, Louise, Ronald, Deann and Merri. Mrs. Raymond is the former Betty ;1 ti rams of communities within the VISTOB AT MABVIX district. The following amounts ASHTOX HOME were allocated: American Fork, A last Sunday visitor at the $2,000; Lehi $1,625; Pleasant Marvin Ashton home was a forGrove, $1,800; Lindon, $338; and mer missionary companion of Orem. $5,600. In each case, the Bruce's in the Central Atlantic city will match the funds given States Mission. Charles Sudweeks by the school district. and his wife from Boise, Idaho The Sudweeks brought their IN GRAMS VISIT IX OGDEX son, Dwane Charles, Motoring to Ogden for a visit with them. Mr. Sudweeks is attending Idaho with Mr. and Mrs. E. H- Knud-se- n State were Mrs. College at Pocatello, Idaho, George recently, Ingram. Miss Mary Jo Ingram. where he is majoring in engineerLucinda Ingram and Debra and ing. Tony Holmstead. d Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Tuff) The Knudsens are former resiNeal, and Tim, Mickey, family, dents of Lehi and a new son, Jeff, and Jetta Marie spent the Kyle, was the chief attraction of Fourth of July weekend at Yelthe visit. lowstone Park. Alpine School District Awards Fire Policy (Continued From Front Psfe) W h" M, jr.!' FREE PKESS. I.KHI. UTAH fl Swanson Frozen Fryers - each PIE BROS .IGA SB KIKET f 0Z C mf Main Street Lehi Prices Effective Friday and Saturday |