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Show THE LEHI FREE PBESS THTBSDAr, AUGUST 4. 190 Schedule For Girls' League News About Folks You Know HEBE TO ATTEND FUNERAL Relatives here to attend the funeral services of P. B. Humprey were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Long, a nephew, of Oroville, Calif.; Mrs. Dale Flor, a niece, of Rock Spmigs. Wyo.; D. W. Humphrey, Kirks ville. Mo.; Mr, and Mrs. Earl Stice, a stepson, of Truckee, Calif, E. R. Spear, Mrs. Humphrey's brother and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, a stepdaughter, all of Salt Lake City.D. W. Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sitce were guests of Mrs. Humphrey until B-- Sunday. A BOY FOR THE HOLDAWAYS Welcoming their first child are Clin and Linda Gray Holdaway. The new baby boy, weighing eight pounds two ounces, was born Mon day, August 1, at the Utah Valley Hospital. The proud grandmother is Mrs. Howard Gray, her first Other grandparents grandchild. are Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hold away of Vineyard. Sharing honors are Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Allen and Delbert Holdaway, all of Vineyard. great-erandrmre- nt BUCHANANS VISIT IV LEHI Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan and children, Linda 11, Darwin 9, and Ronda 5, spent part of last week visiting in Lehi with rela tives and friends. They visited at the home of Mrs. Buchanan's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlson Green wood. The Buchanans were en route to their home in Granada Hills. Calif., after a three week vacation in Oregon, Washington and Canada. They returned by Park, as way of Glacier-Nation- al well as Yellowstone Park, where they visited the quake area. D WIGHT BATES INJURED IN ACCIDENT Dwight Bates, local owner and station on manager of Prem-o-c- o State Street, was injured last Saturday while repairing a flat tire on a Utah County truck. Mr. Bates was putting the cap on the tire when it blew up and the lock ring on the tire struck him across the face. Several stitches were required to close the laceration about the mouth. MAX POWELL IMPROVING son Max Powell, seven-year-oof Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell, who was injured several weeks ago in a accident, is reported improving satisfactorily in a Salt Lake hosptaL According to re ports, one leg has been placed in a cast, while the other leg is still in traction, but is expected to be placed in a cast later this week. Max is still suffering from bruises and obrasions, but hopes to be able to return to his home sometime next week. ld car-bicyc- le MOVE TO SAN JOSE Mr. and Mrs. David Monson and four children, of Lehi. are now residing at 889 Cottonwood Drive in San Jose, Calif. Mrs. Mon son will be remembered as the former Jedda Mercer. Mr. Mon son is employed by Itel McCul tough and his department was re cently transferred to that city, Mr. Monson was serving on stake mission at the time of his transfer, and was given a recom mendation that he be allowed to complete his work in his new stake in California. August 10. Mss Mary Dobmiser of Salt Lake City was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Skinner Tuesday evening. Mr. Skinner is -- a very old friend of their family. Second FIRST CHILD FOR THE MORRIS C LARKS I have never ' heard anything A baby son was born to Morris and Susan Degelbeck Clark on about the resolutions of the ap Monday, July 18, in the American ostles but a great deal about their Fork Hospital. The new arrival acts. is the first child for the Clarks. He weighed in at 8 lbs. 1 oz. WOWS tup Anc NEWSPAPER, AIR CONDITIONING HEATING SHEET METAL WORK I r 1 p g Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Cedar Valley Year Supply of Rybutol M)0 Rubicaps Stuart yita Drink for children Vitamins 60s Multi Vitamins 250s 10 A B D Q L 1 5 5 6 2 0 0 4 1 5 5 1 6 STYLING!" Power and hand lawn mower sale and services Budget payments if desired Dial American Fork STATE U7 8Ute Street Ll g!3 gg SK CALL , All Parts and Labor Guaranteed SUPERIOR r VEE WARENSKI, Maaaf er a.m. to 1 p.uut to p.m. LEHI 119 11 Li g-- Phone a.B I. OM J 1 i i& f. W AIR rnMnTTTHMTMn ! ' r w 4 1 Refrigerated or Evaporative Units For All Your Refrigeration Repairs call (I BLAINE THRASHER Ph. PO , )) 45 SWleArtWn X- - WW ; - fg&.i X Beauty Salon S V peeials Dixie Peck Houghton To Introduce Our Tvo New Beauticians j 2.25 I III - a 150 (for limited time) We welcome you to take advantage of this offer by thes girls Carol Laa (t ..... m i irncej I iiAio cmi. nougnion 'avhm, uiiu n:: Ml who are fully licensed, and whose work is guaranteed in our fully insured salon. I' v All OYcr town tBe lorely, little Princess phone U attracting attention and making friends because it offers so many features that people want in an exten ion telephone, ' It's small o take up less room on desk or table. The dial lights up. It glows in the dark so jox can find it quickly and, when you lift the receiver, lights up brightly to make dialing easy. It'e .modern styled to go anywhere in your home, and go beautifully. Take your choice of five decorator colors white, beige, pink, blue and turquoue. See the Princess phono at our business office. Or sk a telephone serviceman to show it to you. Experienced Beauticians 1 y tvUh costs Call PO 1 I . ; ! - - - . i only pmnUs a day nigh: Uekts built in after a 0M4imt charge. Your choice ofJive colors. q B 1 Phyllla llayet 8-2- 871 For Your Appointment We are dial and MOUNTAIN OTATRO TB LBPHON to serve you always also - Radio & TV North Church Street American Fork ...4.32 Permanent Waves I Shampoo & Set Includes Cut and Set II Service Anytime 1.80 1.96 6.47 SuflETDM 6.95 for . . With Modern. regular Repair 6.95 COOL OFF MOTOR CO. Carol Lee Price Morrell new VlmM phone! 9.99 2.97 SUNDAY STOSE HOURS Good 'til Aug. 31, 1960 Y 1 V . . 30 M YD EX The words that a father speaks to his children in the privacy of home are not heard by the world, but, as in whspering galleries, they are clearly heard at the end, and by posterity. Jean Paul Richter I I1 TV and Radio 24 1 1 .Your New Ford Dealer in American Fork North First Went American Fork SK 81 5 Q TRI-CIT- Sheet Metal Co. SK . Second Your Requirements 1 To acquaint you with our Service Department we'll be glad to lubricate your car or pickup absolutely free. No obligation just come in and look over our complete service department while we lubricate your oar or pickup. (Present This Coupon) GUNTHER 31 Ve Can 'Taylor" 2 4 GOOD YEAR Urea and batteriea MOBILE SMART Seventh Free Lubrication Auto Repair Work - OUT FEELING WITH THE RIGHT VITAMINS Cedar Valley l" In the Sr. League the standings are' as follows: Won Lost Front end alignment and wheel balancing Motor tune-u- p and complete automotive repair Tractor Service Car or Pickup "I niimwn pnir wi Cm n PCfYDfT FCSEST FIXES! First Administrator First publication. July 28, 1960 Last publication August 18, I960 PEP UP YOUR SUMMER TIME WORN - GOOD ONLY WITH THIS COUPON IN THIS i y 6 Free Pickup and Delivery Auto Service LIKE ITS l - O O Q O Q WHERE TO GO AFTER READING VISIT TRINNAMANS Wayne Gilbert of Salt Lake City and young son David, have been visiting at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trinnaman. Wayne has been recuperating following a major operation. He has been visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Glbert, of Ft. Meade, Florida, who are at the Trinnaman home for a visit. "I 5 3 3 5 0 ess Law. Suit: 12. Geneva BuHdine. American Fork. Utah on or before September 30. 1960. Elden Clark, Zufelt Auto Repair Service SMART MONEY LEHI PATIENTS AT AMERICAN FORK HOSPITAL Lehi patients listed at the Am erican Fork Hospital during the past week were Wesley Peterson, Helen Udell, Thelma Barnes ana Keith Norman. Cardella Chatwin of Lehi was listed among patients at the American Fork Hospital this week. i l , Third Fourth Sixth Mrs. Nessie Wiled of Salt Lake City spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Skinner. Sharing grandparent honors are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Degelbeck, Great Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jdrgensen, of Pleas ant Grove and Mrs. Alice Degel beck and Stanley Clark of Lehi. Lost Won 5 .. First TM4A if The schedule for the Girls Lea gue will be as follows for next Monday's play: At 4 p.m. the First and Fifth will play on the North field, and the Second and Sixth will play on the South field. At 3:30 p.m. the Third and Seventh will play on the North diamond, and Cedar Valley and the Fourth will play on the South. At 7 p.m. the senior girls will play, with the First and Fifth on the North and Cedar Val ley and Fourth on the South. Starting at 8:30 p m. the Second will play the Sixth on the North field and the Seventh and Third will be on the South. The round robin will be announc ed next week, according to Eva Oxborrow, director. The standings in ' the Junior league thus far this season are as Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fage and Kevin of Roy came to Lehi Wednesday evening to take Mr. and Mrs. William J. Skinner to spend the week end wth Mr. and Mrs. James Gottfredson, Jr. and family. Mrs. Gottfredson will be remem bered as the former Fay Hutch-ing- s. The family returned home follows: Sunday evening. A BOY FOR ARNOLD GRACES A seven pound three ounce baby Complete boy was born to Arnold and Ruth 'Renee Houghton Grace, Friday, July 29, at the American Fork Official Inspection Station Hospital. The newcomer will be greeted at home by two brothers and two sisters, Dennis, Diane, Debbie and Dale. Grandparent honors are shared by Mrs. Carolyn Grace and Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Tom Trinnaman son of Mr. and Johnson. Mrs. Homer Trinnaman returned Fred Nakagawa, Owner, Manager July 22 after six months training Dial PO M151 DONAIRE BECKS VISIT with the National Guard at Ft. Mr. and Mrs. DoNaire Beck and Ord, Calif. children, Gary 11, Richard 9, Sandra 8 and Brian 6, are visiting at the home of Mr. Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beck. They are also visiting with relatives and friends in Lehi and American ork. LIKE ITS SMALL SIZE!" Last week the Becks had the mis. fortune of being in a traffic accident, in which Mrs. Beck suffered injury. They are extending their stay until Mrs. Beck recup- erates sufficiently to return to their home in LaPunta, Calif. Mrs. Beck will be remembered as the former Elaine Mecham of American Fork. J ST Announced HERE FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. C F. Gilbert of Ft. Meade, Florida, accompanied by two grandchildren, Claudia Johnson, 14, and David Johnson, five, are visiting at the home of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ho mer Trinnaman. They are also di viding their time with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woffinden and Mr. and Mrs. Del Gilbert and families. The Gilberts arrived the latter part of July and ptan to remain until NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF HAROLD BONE CLARK, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator at the office of O. DeVere Wootton, Attorney at a Franchised Dermetics Salon Ardell Zimmerman, Operator, Manager Bnmsa:mm!TOi!mKTr 4 KaJL&lFSjrSjFfii Elv Christofferaon AMtatant Mancer "inraniS? t |
