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Show ! f k'f--vVS "s; Orem News traffic Cases Pleasant Grove News In City Court Girl Breaks Elbow In Fall Orem Welcomes Newcomers MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1955 UUh County. Utah DAILY HERALD Lake Shore News Cancer Drive Begins In Lake Shore Wednesday 'Recent traffic action in Provo City has included: iVila IDean Walker, failure to By BEULAH BRADLEY keep , car under control; found PLEASANT GROVE Gay innocent. Von H. Washburn, Fair, senior student at Pleasant Newcomers who are speeding; found guilty, fined $20. Grove High School, fell as she OREM to Orem are Mr. and William T. Jones, speeding; found was crossing - the driveway at herl welcomed KNIGHT Florence Bellows , attended the By EDNA Mrs. Jay Lowe, 520 N.l 680 W.; guilty, jfined $15. Jan B. Stoddard, Home, and suuereat a oroKen LAKE SHORE Mrs. National DUP meeting at Hotel George Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hardy. 1975 S. running a red light; found guilty, eloow. '.! Atwood announces Can that the Utah Mrs. Jose .AnTuesday. 350 E,; Mr. and Mrs. Erin Bar- - fined !$15; William . Woodward Mr. and" Mrs. Orval Carter of cer drive will begin Wednesday, derson was the delegate repretholemew have returned from Cariton, running a red light; Pleasant Grove have returned the Lake Shore Camp. April 13. Assisting on the com V. ' Provo- to their old neighborhood found guilty, fined $15. Stanford from a wnen mittee are Joy Christmas, Effie senting vacation, if at 1296 N.Main; Mr. and Mrs. Or Gardner, no drivers license; Taking part in the program in William. Ray Orton who i were forfeited $15; running a red light; they visited with their son, Boyd Sabey, Bernice Wilson, and MIA Tuesdays evening were MarCarter, at Fort Huachuca Army Maude Francis. A film on cancer tha Simmons Myrl Bray, Lortransferred from Payson are at forfeited $15. 264 Camp, Ariz. They were able to will be shown Tuesday in Relief raine Coombs, Mary Youd, Grant home, in their new home at a L. red JAmasa Cox, ninnhig spend two days with their son; Society at 1 p.m. right after din- Evans, Allen Clayson, and Allen N. 725 W.; Mr. and Mrs. James . S. forfeited $5. Harvey light; and enjoyed seeing a ball game ner along with the regular work and 5th EL, Turpin, 966 South Parry. Rhea Huff sang a vocal their neighbors, Mr. ana; Mrs. Glade, speeding ; forfeited 7 $15. at Tucson. They later traveled day activities. 1 solo. Glenn Baeley at 1002 S. 5th E.; Sh'ejrwood E. Bridges, running a to Old Mexico, .where at Guay- - Under the direction of Mr. and f Mr. and Mrs. fial L. Housekeeper, stop s gnj pleaded guilty, fined mas fishing resort, they enjoyed Mrs. William A. Cornaby the 15-- Vaughn Francis, recently re turned from serving-witthe 410 N. 680 W.; Mr. and Mrs. Rex $15 J Kijmball G. Jensen, speeding; deep-se- a fishing. .' They brought and boys and girls armed forces in W showed 680 Mr. $20. N. fined 530 D. V. and. Europe, ea bass, and of the back a pleaded guilty, School enjoyed a Lindsey, slides in the f Special L Interest and Mrs. C. R. Patterson,: aw JacpbsL speeding; pleaded guilty, told.," of a fishing party of five skating Sunday Provo at party Friday Lawrence Bray related N. 680 W. fined $20. catching 184 pounds of fish in a evening. Others assisting were class. man some cV. of 0. Farnsworth, city Lafie Polacca, running a stop three-hoperiod. The c atch in- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simmons, Mr. rea. He his experiences in .TK- to the taken was Orem of ager sign ; Pleaded guilty, fined $15. cluded Mexican Salmon -- and and Mrs. Floyd Evans, and Mr. uon to expressed his appreciahospital recently , for diagnosis Mildred the people of Lake Shore no driver's li Grooper Bass. . They enjoyed and Mrs. Lowel Larsen. Boys of and tests, according to nis wue. cense; Vernon, for their generous response to $15. fined on Grand their return pleaded guilty, Canyon the class were hosts at the party his He has been ill for several days. appeal for clothing for the with Larry Larsen as chairman. trip; He plans to be there for several WilUahVDeBruyn, speeding; for- from the Korean ' l eited $25. Dennis Hushman, no Mrs. William JiRobbins has Refreshments were served to 21. Mr. Saints last winter. days. ... license plates ; pleaded guilty, returned to her home after spend and Mrs. Joseph Lorenzo Lawrence Bray, son of Mr. New Baby Arrives li fined a $5. at week Grand Junction and Mrs. Vera Bray arrived Argyle have returned home after ing Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Thom Carl: no license where she visited mother1. of her Bascom, over the arrival home Thursday, from Korea. Aft visiting at Los Angeles, Oakland, Larry as are happy their first boy born April 6, at plates forfeited $5. Elliott Hy Mrs. Ida Gillespie, who is ill. er a furlough he will re 'and Santa Anna, Cal., the Salt Lake General HospitaL Judd, no driver's license; pleaded Mrs. J. R. Adams is jconvales port back to San Francisco fcr Concord, with and friends for the relatives ' The young fellow, weighing eight guilty, fined $7.50. Henry Kelsey cing at her home after a serious reassignment. 10 weeks. past nam will to be auurei illness an4 will be required to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Allen pounds, four ounces, yield the right ed Wallace Lawrence. He win be orfeited $15. William Everett be bed-fa- st for several more and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Noall welcomed home Thursday by his Spears, running a red light; for weeks before she can again re have been visiting at the home three sisters, Marcia; Judy and feited $15. Arvel R. Stevens, run-- sume normal activity. oi Mrs. Mark B. An--! and Bishop Camillel and his grandmother! &i stop ; forfeited $15. Thomas - f Mrs to Eva is derson for several ning reported Fage days. Mrs. Thomas Clark of aano Dixon be ill forfeited at the home of Nola Mrs. Price, speeding; seriously Barney, Lydia Aris staying with Ida., who Falls, $15; Morgan E. White, unlawful her daughter, Mrs. John Conway, rrrl AM ..VS1n f gyle,.Bulah Hall, Jose Anderson, LUC lUUUlilS iui a wiiiic. De--i of $5. O. forfeited Grove. turn; Nettie Argyle, Mary Clayson and George .and Davis pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Delmar to ew, car jfailure under K. James'l keep Odlun, their bishop. drove up from Hendersonf ev.i control; forfeited $15( L. C. Cook For Church Buildings to attend conference. They were speeding; forfeited $15 t of his home Leon Larsen, failure to appear house guests at the SQUARE DANCE JAMBOREE CHAIRMAN, DECORATING ARTIST Square dance jamborees in parents, Mr. and Mrs.uoya ua- - on written promise; forfeited $5 , Paiss la RACK, K:?S, IKS Provo haVe7 always been notable for several outstanding features, including the decorations. Mrs; vis. They returned ito Nevada no driver's license; forfeited $15 U TirtdMtss, LOSS Cf YlCJ Duella Jakeman, vho has designed and made decorations; for most of them, shows some of he? Wednesday. While here they also John W. Pollock, faulty muffler If you are a viotim of these sympI latest work to th of this year's? second i annual Provo City Square Dance J amboree visited with Marie's mother, Mrs orfeited $5. toms then your troubles , may b Rohbock. Annie e to Glandular Inflammation. traced a Provo Ozzie Promenadersi scheduled for Saturday night in the Wasatch school. red T Lloyd J. De'tter, running Farr, left, 6 Aunts From Visit Inflammation is a con Glandular. $15. and of William J, arrangements. The jamright, of the Bustles, and Beaux, are in charge Mrs. Stanley Leavitt enjoyed a light; (forfeited boree, expected tb attract callers and dancers from all over, Utah and perhaps neighboring states, visit from six of her aunts Tues Loveless, speeding: forfeited $20 East Provo and East Sharon sity as a benefit program. Pro that give temporary relief will not two-duLDS Stakes will join in sponsor ceeds will be used toward con remove the causes of your troubles. '. is a joint .: i, day! afternoon. The group hadn't Boyde) K. Luke, running a stop Neglect of Glandular Inflammar $15. Carl D. Hoi ship of a huge stage show on struction of the East - Sharon tion been together for over seven sign; forfeited often leads to premature Stake Center north on Ninth East parts elf z, speeding; "forfeited $15 April and incurable years and gathered from all 'senility, it wasannounced and proposed construction of a The past year men malignancy. from 1,000 of United States and uanaaa. Marval Halverson, improper turn officers of thetwo new LDS by to Sunday late with their visited R. $5. forfeited H. also Seminary adjacent Wing, speed They here at the Excelsior Inthe new Provo High School on treated stakes. brother's wife, Mrs. Zora Hoiman ing; forfeited $15. have found soothing stitute. .They of Orem and enjoyed dinner tor Avenue. North; new University zest in life. a and relief will show The be in presented The Excelsior Institute, devoted gether there before returning to German H. Johii Provo East field-houSmeath, the George Albert Smith to the treatment of diseases peculiar Motorship Salt Lake to attend conference). Ralph B. Ladle, East to older men by NONSURGICAL The six sisters were Mrs. Gu$ Runs Into of Brigham Young Univer-- Stake and Methods, has a New FREE BOOK Sharon, were named Freighter Carlston of Seattle, Washington, of the benefit program. Other that tells how these troubles may dance clubs. It will be held in and the Bustles and Beaux, it Mrs. Reed Bennett of Bountiful, CUXHAVEN,' Germany (UP) "Square em upe" corrected by proven Nod are be appointed This familiar call, . the auto the Wasatch School, beginning at had an auspicious -- beginning as Utah: Mrs. Earl Peterson of The 505 ton German motorship Igor, radioed that it had picked committeemen treatments. This book Surgical ; one of the most successful, jam Cardston. Alberta. Canada; Mrs! Haren; collided with a much up all 12 persons aboard the Har Martin L. Miller, "tickets; W. may prove of utmost importance in matic, start of anyj square dance, 8:30 p.m. larg The event is of regional scope, borees held in the state during Morgan S. Coombs, Salt Lake er Greek freighter today and sank en, including the captain's wife! Oleon Skousen and Ray Beckham, your life. No obligation. Address will ring out front the best callChin almost designed to attract callers, and 954. It followed in the footsteps City; Mrs. Leona Harris, immediately in the -- Elbe and child. They were transferred program; Oliver Smith, Edwin Excelsior Institate. I")prt BOll Bess Mrs. ers in Utah this Saturday night square and Alberta. Canada: of iall several over successful dancers from to the German sea rescue ship Butterworth, and Ken Pace, 'jamborees Marshall of near here. Springs. Missouri, in Provo at the second annual Utah and even outside the state's staged individually by the two Sacramento, Califor Estuary The Greek freighter, the 7207 ton Hindenburg. f CAdvJ licity. Provo City Square Dance Jambo- - borders. nia. i clubs, whose membership de ree jointly sponsored i by . the Begun last' year as a joint cided to pool their efforts in one Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schauer- hamer enjoyed a visit from her community's two major square effort by the Provo Pronnenaders big event each year. sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Plenty of Room Kenneth Strinefellow from Santa 'Last year's jamboree was held Cruz; CaL They have been in in the Eldred Recreation Center Orem since last Friday. Wednes which was packed to capacity to day the two sistars drove up to hold the crowd of dancers from Salt Lake to visit their mother, Denhalter. The all over Utah and one or two Mrs. Myrtle to Califor returned Stringfellows neighboring states. This year nia this weekend. : i The Easter theme with its re- agreement on the draft of the the Wasatch School gym plus the Visits Nephew ' "i cleared tables with unchroom the y Mrs. Frank Price enjoyed newed hopd of lie aftr death constitution. out will be used, which will give presence of her nephew, Dix W dominated the talks at the sesconsiderably more room. Favorable Reception Price, a lawyer of Phoenix, Ariz sions of Provo LD3 stake quarter of ceremonies He was guest speaker at the BYU masters Joint in the tab He also commented on the ly conference Sunday fav br Saturday night's jamboree assembly program Tuesday witn w. J.' ernacle." j orable the world has are the callers for the sponsoring over 5.000 in attendance. All the reception Representing the general au given to the Church clubs. Randy Stephens of the bishops and stake presidents and con as today thorities of, the chfcrch was Elder trasted to the of half Bustles and Beaux and Earl A their wives In the church were persecution Clifford E. Youni of J American a century ago, which prompted Beck of the Promenaders. Both special conference guests at the to an the Council assistant! Fork, a statement that- - "no movement are crack callers in their own program. Mr. Price told of tne of the Twelve Apostles twho was could that the. Prophet have survived the onslaught right and each "will call a num handicaps endured because; p Smith seoh the featured speaekr at both of the church has received if it had ber in addition to their emcee lack of formal education and how the general sessions, Sunday as not been directed duties. Each' will emcee half 0: diligently he labored b himself God." by well as the priesthood leadership J. Leonard Love, member the dance. to overcome this tremendous han and welfare meetihgs held Satur ofElder The list of callers who have dicap. Following .the program . the church welfare general day night in the; committee, was also a speaker accepted invitations reads like. a Mr. Price and his wife and his ward chapel. at all the sessions. He discussed "Who's Who" of Utah square mother and father, Mr. and Mrs ilder Young stressed' the fact the basic principles of the welfare dancing. They are names fa George Price of Phoenix, drove that life is eterna and individual Orem for dinner. Also present Feel what's happenedl S and urged the need of better miliar to most square dancers to what's happenedl and wife, Mr. and was hisbrother ' to name activity goes on beyond the grave plan of this area, including, for Command th full range of Discover a "New Outlook" marriage by a R. Price who presided in keeping with tjhe principle of preparation Mrs.J. Monte Newell Mar few, Day, young people. PowerFIite automatic drivd over the Central Atlantic Mission through the eternal progression. ft.. Komney, president of shall, Wayne Anderson, Tommy nd their sister and husband, Mr. Antone windshield. Swept back and ing from the control panel. Speaking from j personal expe- the stake, conducted all the ses Thomas, Jesse James, Hodd son and Hicken Erwin Mrs. and Discover more "goVm this riences encountered during his sions and and John Beag wrapped around, it encircles Robert! of Heber. Following the gave the -- opening talk Breinholt 8 p aircrafi-tylife time, he quoted President J at the Several have in others a glass cockpit. engine. tentatively dinner,1 Mr. Price returned to a you Sunday morning session in com Reuben Clark, duiing a crisis in which he and invitations the accepted with luncheon President special! expressed the hope that confirmation Wilkinson and ' members of the the speakers family: 'fNever ex: there would be a general rededi mittgei is awaiting . ercfse our faith beyond the will of Decorations BYU faculty andVother.church of Unique cation v and resurrection of the event this ficials. the Father." ofythe on the the of genera part In his afternoon j address he spirit year, are Kuionr Hansen of the of stake. the membership Size op what's happened! Bustles andTBeaux and- - Ozzie out a product that was the envy tied his remark) in with ""the Enoy what's happenedl Deco of Promenaders. -who the the! saw various of Farr theme that "God eoverns in the all fig.The new Dodge Is up to v Other Speakers Admiring Jooks teti you ra tionsa highlight of any suc ures, which , were borrowed by affairs of men' and cited actual Inches longerf than competthat this HairffashioMd new Other speakers at the two ses cessful square dance, are being ether square dance organizations examples from historic events, in ition! Yet it costs Just i In rules road the Dodge Allen sions Hatch and Aura'C. Dr. Mrs use and made in for conven constitutional designed the 4. by jamborees cluding rHe more than the "low style. It's stealing the "Oh's" tion and tlje great compromise G. Brockbank. counselors in the Jakeman, who combines throughout, the state.; from the costliest cars. priced threeP wnicn resulted, 1 eventually in stake presidency; Alvirf Dedke skill in square dancing with an Invitations have gone out to nign- priest wno recenuy returned artist's brush to turn out some clubs from all over the from a twc year mission Jtb the of the most attractive and unique West, and advance reClifton square dance decorations ever plies indicate there will be a Southern States; Dr. I Moffitj superintendenjKof Provo seen in the state. She designed packed hall Saturday .night when "" r 'V Schools; Grant Ekins and Nor and supervised the decorations the first caller cries "Square 'em f ' nnr y. man Geertsen, niembers of the for last year's jamboree, turning up!" stake high council; .Mrs. Orah G. Van Wagoner, president of the stake Relief Society organization. Lynn Mr Hilton, stake clerk, pre-sente the general and stake authorities who were sustained the vote of the congregation. The Fifth ward choir provided the music for the morning session and the Manavu choir in the NoOKyears! " . afternoon. f; The Sunday night session was under the auspices of the stake every To Community C j- r- ; .... : - two-we- es v-- l V' . , , h , 25-pou- nd f ur t 1200-mi- - le ' ; -- . , ; ! 5 30-d-ay of-wa- J y; 3 - a. MS " East Sharon Easf Provo Stakes Plan Joint Benefit en of-th- Rulon'-Hansep- v jeffrt.;e Regional Square Dance Jamboree 22-2-3, , Scheduled for Provo Saturday Night .'!... se enl , j ; pub-lExeeis- . I ior j- " i . I Easier Theme Dominates Provo Stake Conference ; Diocovcr thlo now Dodge for youroelfl y. ' t" : i. 'Take i . i commaim &M;Maiiift! ; First-Seven- th $weep-aroun- j V-- ! en 1 , . ; : . a-l- later j Inter-mounta- in : . . . . ! ;- Notyears! MIA organizations,,.f -4 tfi.triMVitAiitdMit rumr - drop , Hattie W. 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