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Show , - r Iff 1 DAI! Y HERALD WEDNESDAY. NOV. 3. UUh Cc. c XJ li Feasant FUHrtY BUSINESS Grove News DOC5C POPULAR oman Suffers Broken 3g In Ladder Mishap' HOWTDCEEOSSIN YOUR ,Jt 3 HOME I iiiiiwwwwmMiminwmnwwwww . . 6 FQDDAY, ; PLEASANT GROV E, Mrs. inz care at the American Fork Orrin (Rose Harper) Smith . of Hospital this past week are: Pleasant Grove, suffered a brok- Lawrence Kirk, Joseph w J Mann en leg recently, in, a fall from and David Jorgenson. a Udder at her home. She was Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pulley of attempting to pick apples at the Pleasant Grove, have been hosts time of the accident. She has to Mr. and Mrs. Pullers sister William returned from the American Fork and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hospital, and is convalescing at Cawlev of Richland, i Wash., for the home of a niece and nephew. two days' this past week. Children Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harper of of the family visitors, who have Pleasant Grove. Her le is still enjoyed the Utah visit with their narents are Betty. Tom ana bod. encased in a cast. Young Gordon Blackhurst, The Washington visitors have also son of Mr. and visited at Salt Lake City, with ld Mrs. David Blackhurst of Pleas- Mrs. Cawley's parents, Mr. and ant Grove, was returned to his Mrs. Aaron John Butte. A family home Wednesday morning from birthday party, commemorating the LDS Hospital at Salt Lake the birthday of their father was City. He was taken there 10 days enjoyed during the week. Joining azo to receive treatment for in the family group at Salt Lake juries which he suffered in a fall City were the following Pleasant T.M. to. ON. from an automobile. His parents Grove people:; Mr. and Mrs., Ray report his condition to be greatly Pulley and children,, and Mr. and improved. However, he is still Mrs. Earl Ross and children. " "Gentlemen, It's agreed then tha bock's not r&cticaU' under medical care. The family of Mrs. Mary Mrs. Marvin Radmall of Neeves of Pleasant Grove was Grove, returned home this entertained at dinner at the home cast week from the American of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. . Fork Hospital, where she sub- Karl Adamson of Bountiful, re mitted to surgery. Her convales cently. Attending the family par By cence .period has been spent at ty irom leasant urove, were she she home her reports Birth Louis Partridg .and Mrs. Neeves and :'her son and is greatly Improved. . wife, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randel. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Varney A daughter and husband from of Pleasant Grove, are the par- Kaysville, Mr. and Mrs! Aries For Wednesday, November 3rd,i resti" (I don't know how she tr ents of a new son, born at the Steiner, also attended. Motoring 1954 this . on rived 'at the one' month figure And I'm American Fork Hospital Oct. 26. down from Rexburg. Ida., was the first day of writing and but that was what she said. November Three brothers and two sisters another son and wife, Mr. and I must say, it doesn't look it out; And II said, "Well if you vote for " - welcomed him innto Mrs. Leslie "Neeves. Besides the side. Beautifully clear and warm; someone who isn't honest, you Mst. colors.. A-1- ' and mother when baby dinner which was served ithe a gold and .blue day. Being by don't even get one month!" And group, came home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. guests, an evening of visiting was nature a pessimist I can't help so we had it up and down. NeiM. S. Christiansen of Pleasant enjoyed. feel that it ain't riiht. Not ther one convinced the other, but Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mrs.' Neldon Lim Of Pleasant that I'm , not glad it is so nice, but at least we spoke our; minds, H. Varney of American Fork, Grove returned to her home Pri- Dearie, but that I "suspicion'f which is something in this year are the proud grandparents of lay after a three-davisit at the whole thing. And don't write of Our Lord, 1954. It isn't done the youngman. the home of her! daughter. Mr, in and tell me that Is the wrong everywhere. A new daughter was added to and Mrs. Fred Pennie of Salt use of the, word, because!! know i the family of Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest Lake City. The popular guest was that awready. It Is Just a re 'Meanwhile, I am hot on the L. Makin of Pleasant Grove on heartily welcomed also by. the membrance of a dear, little char trail of another beeeoootiful Oct. 28. The tiny newcomer, grandchildren, Tamara, Michael acter named Julie who was at goat feather. I will , tell you weighing in at seven pounds, and Scott. Olive Mensel's when Adolph about! manage fo eieht ounces. Is the 23rd grand ..Mrs. Lucille Hillman of Pleas Schicklegruber was beginning to harvestitit. if I ever; one never hair-- SSHI r w" Mostly child of Mrs. Mary Neeves ot ant Grove spent last Saturday at throw his weight around, At vests a goat feather, one just ; Pleasant Grove. Paternal grand- Salt Lake City as a guest of her every bit-ohorrifying news of spends one's time and strength as their her who claim parents Mr. and further triumphs" and "blood chasing after them. That is why and 19th grandchild, are Mr and Mrs. daughter Bone. Mrs. Tiny grand- baths" and all the awful rest of they are goat feathers, They take Ray (Pat) Joseph Makin, also of Pleasant daughter, Mary Elizabeth, also it Julie would shake her head up one's time and energy and V Grove,. of her Pleasant and say "I suspicion those Ger interest away from the pursuit the visit enjoyed of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Adams mans!" Rest her soul. I wonder of things that might just possibly grandmother. & BRUSH Pleasant Grove, are the parents Grove 5?: now? where Julie to amount Js Bradask Don't E. Mrs. Mr. and something. Hyrum of a new daughter. She arrived W me why goat feather gathering of Pleasant Grove; drove to ley Fork American the Hospital pick fro4 & it. to so more is much in on Bountiful indulged Sunday evening, So when this chit comes out. n Oct. 29. Mr, and Mrs. John cStoop these unbelievably cotton charmers. L. Adams are the Pleasant urove pay respects to their son, Hyrum the election will be over. But than the gathering of more im Choose from a variety of styles in new autumn-tone- d E. Bradley Jr., on his 26th birth- the memory will 'things because I don't on. Every portant grandparents. linger 38-4know." know 46-5Mrs. I and and Mr. that 0 it is, prints. On Oct. 29, at the Utah Valley day anniversary. Wnjly 1 J57. election I think "Surely, now, we Ruthie is only of the world's most Nelson Pleasant was born 'ardent, a Raymond of Provo, girl Hospital have reached the nadir of ugliand dedicated goat to Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. White of Grove also visited with ness and we will have to grow persistent and and . feather was White z gatherer of this or any daughter Pleasant Grove. Mrs. better instead of worse," but other dispensation. and Scott two sons, Guy their this, Knowing Allred. formerly Beulah out to be election turns each don't take myself in hand? Pleasant Grove patients receiv- - MichaeL worse than the last. My dear why too busy with the goat feather I'm PAHT brothers and sisters we must do TOW! to into Dearie. go this, gathering something about American poli- Right now I have to pile into The Alpine News tics, and when I say ' '"we" I Green Darnit nd tear around mean we, the people. Whatever White. P"1' on the scent after the Is wrong with American politics frantically above mentioned feather. It is wrong with the American peo will not be worthgoat a when thing ple. In a democracy1; we can (and if) I collect, it. I will just blame no one but ourselves. That it with my other goat feathers is part of the responsibility of put will be lost in the collec and self government. Was talking tion, itbut I .MUST of Book go after it, you mary and copies of the with a neighbor who dropped in. know.' By MARY WILLIAMS sacinto Mormon. Theywere accepted We were talking about the elec Alpine A Don't look now, but I make me rament cloth was presented Sun- the MIA by Cleone Turner, j A tion, said I didn't think 1 had .i so long, folks. sicxj W. with P. Mrs. Williams, ever voted a straight ticket in day to the ward by Wendell Moyle in behalf of his aunt, Mrs. Maud other from the county, left Mon my life and wasn't going to this PURE WOOL Moyle. Mrs. Moyle met her hus- day morning for Logan to attend time. And she said that the split adult training school at Utah votes make so much more work coloi band, Carl Moyle; while teaching the Save school here many years ago. She State Agricultural College. Mrs. for, the vote counters 'than a has made similar cloths for other Williams represents Alpine Stake straight ticket does, and that one in which The group will return Friday made me mad and I said that wards, including the one ; . at Bear morning. she lives and the was the way it should be: People Save 594 1 Women's, cbH- . j Mrs. William Palmer and counting Lake, her birthplace. Alta Bar votes should count .the dren's hand cmbroidcrcds. here vote, and-n- ot to rett, American Fork, a returned daughter, SbJrlene, motored expect people Leather soles. All Uev missionary, spoke at the service. from Aurora Sunday to- visit Mrs vote for. their convenience! The Silver Jubilee of the Home Palmer's parents. Mr. and; Mrs vote for people, no matter what Builders of the Primary was held Hugh Hatch, and parents. party they belong to!" And she said "What good does it do? You Saturday. Larks, Bluebirds," and vote for someone honest and in Seagulls 'and their parents were present at the event, which was a xusjuw mcjr ic . schieffeiin Cow Hmv Ywfc wtu a uie 45 under the direction of Cleo Shep ..... leue,ban second counselorThe herd, quet, at which 90 were served, In was supervised by Seagull leader. GIRLS' 1.98 ws Thelo Street. Members of the and stake Primary presidency, Mrs . ALGIERS (UP) Troops PEniCOATS ;?':. . Guy Richards, Mrs. Dale Bur- police turned out in force 1 today sac ;rKi'; gess, Mrs. Clyde Birk, their hus from the Sahara to the sea to C. bands, and the ward bishopric combat the upsurge of terrorism were irr attendance. Priesthood that has claimed nine fives in Al-M this week. advisor Thayne Bateman, MAar.:n : only spoke geria Brown, .. to the group and tribute to The bloody clashes, incited by Knit $VAI1 IACUE COC'JOYS the late Belle Clark, Bluebird propaganda, b r o a d c a s t s from teacher for 10 years, was read by Egypt, mark the first serious outPresident break of mass terror in France's Alta Chamberland. in Aleta Drew presented Lois Pack Algerian .provinces since '!'--Wort" Crisp nylon taffeta Can-ca- n .1,:,;:; fashion. and Merlynne Strong with, serv War II. bouflant columnc ice pins for their work as junior Two French ' armored" ruffle-n- et hemline. White, Ovtralls, sizes 3 to 6. terrorist-hel- c on the converged teachers. A program in the rec14. Boxer Lonsits, 3 t9 6. red trirn Sbc$ 8 to SUEOB village of Arris,? In the bandit-the direction reation under hall, 59c ' of Emily Beck, followed the ban- ridden Aures Mountains, whilestrong patrols of troops and polic. ; , quet. Musical numbers were pre- maintained in order the citie: key sented. Suedes, lo- e- Vw of Algiers, Oran, Constantine, Bat-n- a A Winted who thanks those to Mrs; George Brown, Mrs. Elry for voted Many and ' Setif . f or shirts, Wild, Mrs. John Adams, and Mrs. Remnant I Nellie Adams attended a dinner I trust me. ya merited WELLESLEY AID my campaign lengths. party recently in honor of Rose Lindsey on her 81st blrUufay." The WELLESLEY, Mass. (UP) such CoDege is giving finanparty was held at the home of Wellesley a daughter-in-laMrs. Harold cial aid totaling $317,355 to 349 Executive Secretary Lindseyy in American Fork. - Six- Students. . T f i V i UaFftttM teen nieces, a sister, Mrs. J. H. xj. ouwmss saia aooun JACKSON B. HOWARD 25 er cent of I stuthe college's Singleton, and a daughter Mrs. v. V Lewis Jensen, from Idaho Falls, dents received some form of finPaid political adv., by Jackson . Howard were also guests. A unique gift ancial aid throughout the years. VJ02K SHIFTS Which Mrs. Lindsey received was This year's aid will reach about y. 1 . art to St V a bqx filled, with apples, eggs, and 21 per cent of the stdent body. walnuts gathered from a tree "Aunt Rose climbed when a child in , Alpine. It was covered with mulberry twigs and gift tied with , ni ? it small rope. The mulberry sprigs : Imagine, youll save were, from a tree crown bv Mrs father when Undsey's years ago $1 on each! San s the silk worm industry was flour. vol boons forized cotton fabric, here. ishing We appreciate your ' The ninth MIA Road Show fa be easily washable. Full shown in the wards of the stake length body, Attractive fine and was presented Tuesday. new plaids. to 17. Mrs. Hugh Hatch wa3 hostess 3:10 recently to 19 young people who the confidence you came to celebrate the fifth birthday anniversary of her daughter. have, placed in us, Norma Jean. j , . .?. .'...V.V.j.wiWT Paul"- Bennett. Gam HealSv. Carl Pack Jr., Nolan Healye, and we will do our Larry. . Chavisr Chris Anderson, and Lorin Marsh were advanced utmost in the from teachers to priests Sunday Pl4ld BLois Pack and Merlynne cizht Strong were presented to Bishop Senate to represent Lunedicans Held Burgess, who gave them gixea 6 V graduation certificates from Pri .......... . OAuUQD-T-J : . three-year-o- i I r Minutia . -- I . i . . W their-famil- y f i " j - ; y. ft I j.iLatest Fall Stylos Finest 80 sq.. Percale i f icxcinn-- l f sbn-ip-la- w, 2 , ; t : Ml , SS 77i 1 low-pric- ed . 14-2- their son-in-la- w, i ; -- 4; 2. GRANTS OVM i'sis nylg:j5 SPECIAL t . : : '.3 Buy 2 pair and double your savings. Reg.. 694 first quality, 51 gaugelS den ier nylons. Singly, 55 pr. f . . n r , Woman Gives Crocheted Sacrament Cloth to Ward '.. . hand-crochet- ed r 1 li? 4 '.. - 3 !,.-1 mm) -- . Fiahtina Breaks Out Algiers ; ; I K'vAr-' ! Congratulations to Arnold Roy lance on being elected to . : Cottrf? v ; Attorney 1 i ' . . ; '. SPECIAL tots - his ninth term as Utah County . Conors See the lovely colors... feel the quality texture ! Youll be "sew" inspired by Grants own cotton fabrics 1 '. . 37c - support : w ""'a'" - " ' . . nee. I m 2.90 0Q Zj 1 an r al-fa- ost f support 2f,. Thick fleece lined tlip-o-a or adjustable strap styles.' Slightly irresular. -U: .. ' - State S-M- Err i - vas:.i ll::zd LCATIIld CLOVTS i 1.27 COYS' Boys lined jeans your interests. 'T JL f V DTI TOO - - ; v '. - Luke Clcgg 1 ca:d a ccj7::rjii ) 177. V."3rt'.'C" GrantS. Thorn GRANT 3. THORN S Pd.-Po- l. LUCE CLCGG Adv. by Luke Clegg and Grant Thorn i 1 a |