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Show t Utah Prepares State Welcome for Return Of 'Mother of Year' rv" Crash Hurts 6 Fishermen Near Santaqu in A fishing expedition ended in h County Fathers At Convention In Northwest Boy Recovering From 60-Fo- ot . Foil From Pole - SPANISH FORK Carl John son, injured last weekend in a 60-foot fall from a floodlight tower at the local ball park is reported disaster Friday when two Salt Lake fathers and their sons were treated at Utah and Juab county County Commissioners F. Rulon Nicholes and Verl G. Dixon were in Wenatchee, .Wash., Saturday to attend the conference of county officials of the state of Wash ington. Mr. Dixon is president of the Utah State County Officials Association, while Mr. Nicholes is SUNDAY, MAT 29, 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD Special Memorial Rites v Set Monday iat Two Cemeteries in Provo PLEASANT GROVE The state program. Tne Pleasant Grove for injuries resulting hospitals!truck-trailto be "improving satisfactorily" of Utah in general and a proud High- School band will also be from a upset. The at the Hughes Memorial Hospital. Pleasant Grove in particular are there to greet her. 91 on crash occurred Appropriate Memorial Day! services will be held in Provo's Highway for welcome The a of Moth Friends American the youth suffered a compound representing Clarence preparing gala two cemeteries tomorrow as ICentral Utahns observe the. true about one mile south of the Grant, fracture of the upper left arm, executive Mrs. Lavina Fugal of this city, er from all parts of the state are . of state the Junction. j menaing of the day. secretary , fractured thumb, American Mother of ,the Year, invited to be In attendance at the Santaquin bruises, . right In the ouiet of the city cemetery and the new association at the meeting mishap occurred about All members of the The shock the in internal and when she returns June 2 fromiXabernacle. injuries a men will are attending the Memorial Hills burial park,; speakers and program Both pay fitting pickup p. m: Friday when Federated clubs and civic clubs truck her triumphant eastern tour. mishap. L. Ash, as observers, it was tribute to the day- and to those Ifor. whom it has been set- aside. Herman conference driven by She will be welcomed at the are invited to be in attendance. 40, Salt Lake Aid was summoned immediate- reported. They are expected to crashed into Salt Lake Airport by none other The caravan of automobiles, a trailer it hadCity, ly after, the accident by Arden return home Monday. ' Will Speak At Veteran Legislator been towing and Mayor in David will arrive 0. President escort LDS with than the of Johnson a police friend Ellis, boy. loaded overturned. The trailer, To Speak Rites East Lawn Hills Rites Both had climbed to the top McKay, and Lamont F. Toronto Pleasant Grove approximately at with fishing gear and camp equip City B. of theboys Pvt. ALASKA IN of 6 p. m. Mayor Roberts .will preas thf official tower Larry and floodlight had been switching and e An Idaho war veteran and state Mayor Aura C. Hatch will welcome, ment, Fordham, in Alaska with ariny were descending when the John- Vineyard News Governor J. aracKen uee. in tne side over the . Mr. Ash lost con until wobbling will' who be and will introduce speakers legislator, currently a student fat speak Monday at the first Memomapping expedition. son youth lost his grip and plung-e- d Pleasant Grove delegation trol of the truck. to Brigham Young, University, will rial Day program to be held at to the ground. Mayor Edward Roberts ind a will be called on impromptu Mr. Ash was treated at the deliver the Memorial Day address East Lawn Memorial Hills, host of proud citizens to welcome talk of things relative to Mrs. Nephi hospital for concussion and City electrical officials reported their most famous citizen. Monday at the Provo City Ceme To begin at 11:30 a.m., the Fugal and her activities m New internal injuries. His son, Mor there was luckily no power on the In the welcoming delegation York during the past five weeks. ris, 10, was also being treated will also feature j dedicatery. service role the boys climbed. Only one d will be leaders of the Timpanogos It is expected that President Mc there for serious of tion He 'Has the who flag i$ Ralph Harding, the ex Of the towers has voltage unless who L. Wade Rev. First District Federated Clubs of Kay will be in attendance and ent of which had injuries, a served term in the Idaho state Carter, pole by was are not been deter use, the in it lights Utah County, who sponsored her will sneak, also Secretary of mined legislature. He will speak atf a will give the opening j prayer. . Stern warnings have been stated. Friday. ; of War Merrill N, State Toronto, as a candidate Jor "Mother program to begin at 10 a m. fin The flag ceremony 'will be under Taken to the Payson Hospita issued against climbing the tow I the direction of the Veterans the Year," and Mrs. Walter A. nickt Mayor Roberts and Beulah from the crash scene the city cemetery." WELLS F. MRS. GEORGE were David ers on several previous occasions By Mrs. who Utah Kerr of Salt Lake City,, accompanied Bradley, A new VINEYARD trophy Provo's veteran organizations Council with Eugene Carter and Turner, '37, Salt Lake City, and PLEASANT GROVE A young it was asserted. These injunctions in charge. Particistate chairman of the American Fugal to New York City. and strictly case to display trophies received are cooperating for the program, Jesse Stott his sons Richard 12, and David Grove Army private. will now be will be Mothers Committee. Refreshments and decorations G. 16. Mr. Turner was reportedly Pleasant members of the pating the B. Fordham has been sent enforced. during the past years by including the American Legion, American Legion, Veterans of Larry . With "Welcome Home" banners will be under the direction; of the from a bruised shoulder to Kotzebue, Alaska, to serve! as Vineyard LDS Ward ball teams two VFW posts and the Disabled Foreign Wars, Disabled Ameriattached to her car, she will be Timpanogos Stake Relief Society, suffering been installed in the chapel American Veterans. The program has and shock. Richard received a water purification expert n can Veterans, taken through the streets of Salt with president Florence Gillman reatment for cuts on his week. Also, the . library is is under direction of Harold ta this his group of 600 men of Alpine News where back, the and has Veterans, Roberts JLake "City by"" city police escort, supervising. Mayor National now completed and Mrs. Alta lenski of the DAV. I and bruises. David's in the "Thirtieth Engineer iGroup" Guard. headed' by Pleasant Grove Chie: appointed City Councilman Eldon shock, were in it will have Morrill listed as a possibly will live at the top of the world charge. Other numbers on the program Mrs. Norma Dyer will give of Police Glen Newman. Rela Johnson, and Mrs. Bradley as co- - juries left elbow, cuts, bruises, for six months. Pvt. Fordham is ractured have been arrangetf by the BVU vocal solos on the program. tives sons and daughters, and chairmen of the welcome home and shock. Mrs. George T. Jenkins, of Las the son of Mr. and Mrs, Blake student program bureau. Father Arnold F. ParolineVof the will friends also accompany party. many A sixth passenger on the truck, Fordham of Pleasant Grove. Vegas, Nev., has spent the weeTc Flags were placed on the graves St. Francis her back to her home town. She Special musical numbers wil Kelton Church, will offer the here with her son and daughter of ,all known veterans in the The group will survey and map To Cook, 34, Murray, was benediction. 4ity will be taken immediately to the be sung by Loile J. Bailey, son- Mr. and Mrs. George W at Payson Hospital for a out territory never before of. Mrs. Fugal, accompani- treated Timpanogos rStake Tabernacle She came to attend cemetery Saturday afternoon jby Charles T. Mills is chairman of on to Jenkins. cut is Their lacerated right ear, MARY WILLIAMS assignment mapped. By the program. ' where a welcome will be offered ed by her daughter, Anna, who is badly Sharon LDS Seminary gradua the veterans' posts. the top of the head, possible in- gather basic topographical main the form of a reception and his wife, of Salt Lake City, De'anna Bon ALPINE Beck, tion exercises for her grandson, terial for every square mile! of ternal injuries, and shock. Actress Weds N. Y; the 86,000 miles of the North nie Brown, Bonna Burgess, Doro- Jimmy Murray. Mrs. Jenkins will Sandra Lyle Devey, Devey, thy to Me return after home on her Given area Circle Rules Arctic bordering! Entry Restaurant Operator Healey, Karen DeSpain, Linda morial Day. the Arctic Ocean. Janet Andrews, Alldredge, The "Thirtieth" willhave July N?t., (UP) NEWBURGH: Moyle, Patricia White, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald, L and August to complete the as Lois Johnson Pa. GETTYSBURG, Tjp j anActress : Wright was mar Martha been have Ogden, visited here during the President Eisenhower, taking ad- ried here last night to George signment before the "Big Freeze" as Honor Bees from the of with Mr. and Mrs. Clement vantage of the long Memorial! Day Manuche week which comes Sept. 1. Pvt. Ford nouncedWard. Jr., New York restauThey, will receive Dalley. ham reports he is all turned Alpine at Sat his relaxed farm ownerj" weekend, rant at their awards the Stake Taber about as the sun shines the full nacle r The ceremony was performed 31. urday, May Tuesday, twenty-fou- r of The chief executive was driven hours around the Mrs. Lawrence Walker, a justice of the place. at the Pleasant Grove, has been staying here Friday by the Secret Ser by of the groom's parents." home Baked goods, candies, handi clock. t Mrs. Dan Clark entertained 20 al the home of her daughter and over a winding back road Mr. and Mrs J. Frederic vice work and ceramics are already Pvt. Fordham entered the serv youngsters at her home Monday Mr. and Mrs. Aaron which took him past several divil Miss Wright's parents, May 18, 1954 for a three-jfepouring into storehouses for ice event was The the fifth He Stoddard. birthday received service f t came from Seattle to attend .the assignment. War battlefields. a Utah's of; part biggest bazaar, Rules governing the selection of! Miss Liberty Belle crown, Mr. daughter Valerie. his basic training at Fort 0rd, of her J Before he left Washington. Mr. ceremony. 1 0 Provo's July 4 celebration. a Miss Liberty Belle to reign over Seegmiller added. and then received his specialist Mr. and Mrs. William B. Eisenhower toured a government left for Westport, The couple colorful The sale, sponsored by the July Fourth celebration were In order to be eligible for the 7 in water at word Greene have from received Of purification, the on after of Seven exhibit the training members the Conn., wedding. peaceful uses; 'listed today by Garth Seegmiller, Miss Liberty Belle title, girls mus Relief Societies of the four Provo school at Fort Leonard Wbod, Club were entertained "Eight" their son, William, who is sta- atomic Of in Library? the energy Friday chairman of the queen contest meet the following qualifications LDS Stakes has become a tradiIHis evening at the home of Mrs tioned with the armed forces in Congress. He expressed delight L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy In- Camp Bel Voir, Virginia. of tional part 1. Must be a resident of committee. task in the "Task Force Alaska" Lloyd Carlton. The eight mem Korea, that he has been made with the exhibit. Commission and members ,of , the -Day observance. dependence to Provo for six months is to purify all the water bers of this group are ladies who group instructor for the LDS boys The President was 'accompanied Joint Congressional Committee on prior group Applications for the contest contest. Cakes, breads, candies, pies, used on the tour by Chairman Lwis Atomic Energy. were made available this week, by the 600 men in the group attended high school together. in his company. cupcakes, rolls and cookies are and to 2. Must be single, never havuse. tank future for it Mr. Seegmiller said, and entries two in large locker will remain open until midnight of ing been married, divorced, or being stored so they'll be piping fresh plants, an annulled marriage. June 15. ' 3. Must be high school grad- whet sale days come, said Wilson Benjamin News The honor of representing Provo uate or senior W. Sorensen, bazaar chairman. attending high Colorful tented booths again City in the Miss Utah contest next school at the time of the concome will the with also will identify the bazaar counters September Life-lon- g test. near Pioneer Park and on the 4. Must be not less than IS come cele Tabernacle years, or more than 28 years bration time.grounds, of age on Sept. 1, 1955. Besides foodstuffs, the women 5. Must be of good character, : - er : t- Eastf-Lawn- HZ - -j- - at 80-fo- ot city-wid- Ward Chapel Gets New Trophy Case Pleasant Grove Soldier With Alaskan Expedition , . 1 i v newly-erecte- . 8 - re-issu- ed Spanish-America- n j Honor Bees ' Get Awards in-la- w, in-la- w -- . . Ike Relaxes Huge Bazaar Planned for Provo July 4 Miss Liberty Belle Will Be Provo's Candidate In Miss Utah Contest ! Su-san- ne at Gettysburg Farm j Wie-derrec- ht, 4 ar son-in-la- w, -- ! ; " ; . USE LIGHT RIGHT - WO.4 v , Central Utah Resident Sells Home will sell fancy handiwork, sewing, possessing poise, personality, children's clothing, table cloths, intelligence, charm, and beau-t- y doilies and ceramics. of face and figure. The thousands of separate sale Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wing ar 6. Must possess and display By MRS. J. R. PEAY wiUbe gathered all through BENJAMIN items rived home during the week from talent in three-minuroutine. Mrs. Ida Mr. Sorensen reported. The for a short visit Talent San Diego;-CaLJune, ''dancbe of life a resident singing, may long Schwartz, will last three or four bazaar with his mother, Mrs., Helen L. ing, playing a musical instrurecently announced the Wing of Mapleton. days, depending on an impending Benjamin sale of her farm and home here ment, dramatic reading, or decision by the sale committee. Mrs. Schwartz is currently a guest talk on the give a three-minut- e from the huge bazaar of Proceeds Mr. and Mrs. Aaron C. Dickey career she wishes to pursue. her son, Keith, in California to the LDS Church each go year left Thursday for Anchorage, She was a recent visitor at the 7. Must be in good health. Welfare Plan. home of her son Junior Schwar Alaska, where they expect to re- 8. Winner must agree to ' main for 19 months. Mrr Dickey in Mapleton. represent city of Provo in the is employed by the government in ' county contest for selection of a civil service project, and has Miss Utah Mrs. Clara Ludlow was hostess representative a quilting party this week beenIocated there, since Decern at blanks for the Miss Lib Entry ber. The couple were married last erty Those present were her twp sis Belle can be obtained by conJune. Mrs. Dickey is the former ters, Mrs. Eva Stephenson and any member of the queen Marion Carlton who has been tacting Mrs, Rena Markham of Salt Lake committee. Members of the com making her home with her par mittee are Garth Seegmiller, Ed City, Mrs. Agnes Larsen, Mrs. Grace Hayward, and Mrs. Effie ents) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carl ton while attending high school. Firmage Jr., Rulon B. Hansen, Sorenson of Spanish Fork, and Paramore, and Dr. Da V She was graduated from LDS Gloria Mrs. Maud Ludlow,! Mrs. Pris-cil- la PLEASANT GROVE The Costa Clark. and this plans! spring, Seminary Bingham, Mrs. Bertha Jonles Police to continue:, her schooling in Mis Liberty Belle will be crown Pleasant Groveof Auxiliary; Mrs. Elsie Cornaby. Janie and officers at the Johnson of the July held election the ed first night Alaska. and Hilma Coleman Af Fourth celebration in Pioneer City Hall recently. Newly elected ssisted the hostess with the dinner. John Robert Carlton, son of Mr: Park. The ' crowning will climax officers are Cecil Huntsman, capand Mrs. Elmer Carlton was the Miss Liberty Belle Show tain: La Var Huntsman, first Mrs. Edith Hawkins traveled !to George R. Paul, sec Salt Lake City May 23rd in com graduated last week from Provo which will feature the talent of lieutenant; ond lieutenant; Lowell Baxter re High School and LDS Seminary the queen contestants. pany with ner daughter Lois as secretary-treasure- r; tained and left, May 21 for San Diego and grandchildren, The and Louis Ramorini, reporter, Wright occasion was the appearances of Cal., after enlisting, in the U. S also retained from last year. Out her granddaughter Judy on the Marine Corps. officers are Don Fenton, Uncle Roscoe TV show and her going BORN The following members of the AT UTAH VALLEY Floyd Lewis, first lieu grandson Billy on the Sheriff HOSPITAL: captain; tenant and LaVar Huntsman, Dan program. local Carpenter's Auxiliary were j second lieutenant. in Ogden during the week: Mrs May 29:to Ron and Joan PenningThe active officers and auxil Don Loveridge, Mrs. AlHall and Boy Mrs. Berniece Woffinden was ton. Warner, Springville. are. now in the Benjamin delegate to the meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. They group police iary went to attend a board meeting Boy to Ray D. and Dora Lou process of setting up an out-o- f- of the Advisory Council of the' of: the Utah, Federation of Wo Pace Bellows, 'Provo. door rifle range at the mouth of club of Utah County at Provo John and Kim Okuba Battle Creek. men's Auxiliary of Labor in the Boy to Dr. on Thursday, May 26. They plan regular afternoon and an open house the Kumagai, Orem. pistol practice at the range. They same evening of the Teamsters Boy to Allen and' Mildred Mey- joined teams from Provo, Orem, Mrs. Merle Downey entertained and Carpenters Local of Ogden ers Davis, Orem. " American i Fork, Lehi and Mid-- the Variety Club at the home of . who May28: and a.team from the prison Norma Jean Aitken Wednesday Speaker was Ira Huggins Girl to James and Heather vale, spoke on organization at the Point of the Mountain, at night! Prizes were taken by Mary Krebs Gentry, Provo. a pistol shoot near the Point of Ellen Arnold, DeLoris Steele, to son Claude and Girl Soutas, J. Darwyn Betty Camp the Mountain on Monday. The city and Blanche Hawkins. Diane MSgf. of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Soutas, Pro bell Carter, Orem. Beckstrom was a guest. groups are now organized as vo, is serving with ; tne medic a Boy to Lynn Edwin and Dar-- Point t Pistol Club," meeting corps of the U. S.. Army at Fort lene Martin Beckstead, Spanish regularly for pistol target prac A Relief Society social will be Richardson, Alaska. His wife, the Fork. tice. The groups will meet with held May 31, to honor the visiting former Dauna Holder, of Salt Lake Girl to Gordon W- - and Barbara the Provo Auxiliary police soon teachers. City, and their three small sons Naylor Swan, Provo. for additional practice. Pleasant are in ; Alaska with him. Sgt. Sou AT HUGHES MEMORIAL Grove will host the cities target tas enlisted j in the service im HOSPITAL, SPANISH FORK: groups as soon as the target is A mediately after he graduated from Girl to William James and La completed. Provo High School seven years Rae Larsen Nostrum, May 22nd. In the near future the Pleasant " Boy to Glen Duke and Margaret Grove Auxiliary group will elect ago. Bills Tanner, May 22nd. a range captain and his assistants ' Career opportunity. Executive Girl to Glen Ray and Genevieve to be in charge of the pistol 13th. secretary needed for local serv Ellison Larsen, May range. WJ Made the way you ice organization. Salary up to Girl to Richard LaMar and Want Theml $4,000 start for, good organizer. Janet Baadsgaard Marsh, Spring NO DRIVER'S LICENSE 12. Mature man for woman. Write ville, May FOR 24 YEARS, HE SAYS LARSON qualification and experience ; to Girl to Andrew Martin and RICHMOND, Va. (UP) Andrew Adda FairPeterson O. Box 412, Provdl (adv.). P. H. Adams, charged with driving Hartley, STUDIO view, May 12. without a license, told traffic 28 N. 1 E. Ph. FR Judge Carleton E. Jewett he "just Fly to Hawaii! $350, 8 day S. Girl to Don Charles and Phyllis 8. tour 24 for teacher Shepherd, Provo, May put off" getting one complete with sight seeing, hotel, limousine service, Boy to Chester Ammon and years. He was fined $25. transportation from Provo to Shirley Rust Stone, Salem, May Provo. Departing July 4. Phone 7. FR Merrill Christopherson. Boy to James Keith and Bliss Koyle Anderson, May L (adv.).. News Briefs ' te , -- Auxiliary Police Elect Officers, Plan Target Club -- j Statistics , j , 4-- H - Genealogy PHOTOS i - 3-36- 43 10, Aster plants 25c a dozen. North 10th West, FR (adv.). ! BEAUTIFUL 358 Pro-Co- at 98. : 1,000 Pieces of Costume Jewelry To Choose from . . FISHER SMITH JEWELRY 2S2 N. Unir. 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