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Show A SUNDAY HERALD ffigSgg & 1,50 3 THERE IS CHRISTMAS r- - I .. d V- r' v i t i 1 f - " GIFTS FOR ? "' ' SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW COLORS ni n I IN MEN'S NYLON WITH ACCETATE r tin; i Mrr i 'J - , " - - " i s if" if . MAGIC AT Fl IMAGE'S Ji SPORT ,v OMMUNTTY HOSPITAL, American fork's new community hosp ital which will be viewed by the public at an open houae Dec. Lehi Issues Statistics Warning Hew Community Hospital kt A.F Plans Open House DENA GRANT MERICAN FORK The new mmunity hospital open house be held Dec. 14 and rs from m. to 9 p.m, it was announced urday by the hospital board, lliam S. Storrs, chairman. n invitation has been extend- Lato the public to inspect the $400,000 hospital which is y now for occupancy. embers of the hospital board r than Mrs. Storrs are Frank ford. Mayor Willard R. Cleg- Warren Anderson and Leo Meredith, secretary-treasure- r. se together with Mrs. Maud no n 14-1- S. BORN At Utah Valley hospital: spect the surgical operating section of the hospital, board members stressed. Equipment and patients in the old American Fork hospital will be moved into the new building Dec. 20. Newj equipment is practically all installed. This includes rnachines, incubator, laboratory and new sections are operating rooms, j maternity ward, private roms and a modern kitchen. The hospital is a unit, constructed at $320,000. The federal, state and city government each paid a third of the cost. It is located between Third and Fourth East on Third North street, a block and a half east of the new $450,000 Forbes elementary school building which was dedicated last week, and is in one of the fastest growing areas of the city. X-r- ay 35-b- ed To Thieves Dec. 9: Boy to A. L. and Police Chief Ned LEHI Christiansen of Lehi said Friday that the police force is making a serious effort to put a stop to the wave of petty thefts which has struck Lehi during the past week. Issuing a strong warning to the persons who are committing these thefts. Chief Christiansen warned that the police ask the maximum punishment for anyone caught stealdepart-ment'w- ing. ill Patricia Creer Burton. Boy to Delbert and Mildred Tate Gill, Springville. Girl to Jack and Marian Jean Bilney Lear. MARRIAGE LICENSES William Junior Ercanbrack, 21, Wallsburg, and Thera Lue Brady, 19, Provo. Thprel Leon Rasmusson, 19, Pleasant Carol Grove, and Coates, 17, American Fork. Kent Murice Haws, 24, Provo, and Joyce Kay DeWitt, 21, Mesa, Ariz. Royden Grant Hill. 18 Gunnison, and Mildred Bjarnson, 17, Payson. Morgan Morgans Thomas, 18, Springville, and Joyce TayHr, 18, SpringviHe. Max Bullock Merryweather, 26, Provo, and Jean Beardall, 20, Provo. J. Wayne Eldredge, legal age, Salt Lake City, and Lorene Irvine, legal age. Salt Lake City. Wendall W. Fletcher. 23. Spanish Fork, and Norma Jean Snell, 18, Eureka. Lloyd Ray Alton, 24, Provo, and Maurine Peay, 22, Provo. Hein O. Leonhardt, 21, American Fork and Lola Terry, 19, American Fork. In recent days, the police dehas received a number partment f n hfcihfic . . i cunrintpnHont of reports from residents who , e I ' i uses, ann ine mcaicai sxari oi have had articles of clothing t hospital will act as hosts and stolen from their clotheslines 'lies in the inspection tour. during the night, as well as from 3 Only Opportunity drivers who have had accessories, his will be the only opportu- radios and blankets stolen from infnr th crpnpral nnhlir to their cars. Two saddles have also been stolen from residences. Chief Christiansen asked Lehi residents to cooperate with offi cers in preventing thefts by lock ing their cars at night, and by ?lr. and Mrs. Scott Tanner.jProvo was one of three Utah taking clothes in off the clothes em. returned this week from; county men to pass successfully lines at night. k as houseguests of Mr. anditober, it was announced Friday. 5. Elmer Duke at Long Beach. The others are Curtis Edwin Cal- - proving from a serious illness at Ny visited Mexico, and stopped iderwood, Provo and Keith J. Utah Valley hospital. Bouder dam on the way home. jHoldsworth, American Fork. Twenty-si- x aspiring young attor- - Leo N. Lewis just returned from llr. and Mrs. Orson Slack, neys passed the examinations. a buying trip to the east for his lerican Fork, returned home Lewis Ladies store. He DIVORCES ASKED firm, Mrs. S. S. Palmer, of Chicago (day from a trip to Las Vegas, has been the guest for the past traveled by air both ways. and Phoenix, Ariz. Edith L. Cloward from Byron week of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Noyes Mrs. Palmer is the k.ots Randall, tureka. visited of Provo. Mrs. John C. Swenson has re- P. Cloward. Plaintiff 'seeks cus' Provo Saturday with her daughter of Mrs. Noyes and is the turned home after spending the tody of one minor child and $50 ndmother, MrslLaDell Suth- - former Roberta Thurmond. Mr.i past three months in New York $75 monthly support. ind. Palmer flew to the west coast on City, a guest of her son, Joseph Mary Thompson Crowe from business and will join his wife Swenson and family. Joseph is Paul E. Crow. Married June, 1941. s.l. Ebb A. Pounds, wife Betty, here and they will continue1 associated with Columbia BroadDelia Dean Badham from John son Steven tJouglas fromjhome. casting Co. En route home, Mrs. V. Badham. Plaintiff seeks of one minor child and $50 Swenson visited a daughter, Mrs. jston. Tex., arrived in Provo 'spend the holidays with par- - Dr. R, Robert Green, son of Mr. Jay Coleman (Louise Swenson) monthly support. s, Mr. ad Mrs. M. A. Pounds and Mrs. W. Raymond Green of in Grand Junction, Colo. DIVORCE SET ASIDE Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cran- - Provo is leaving New York Citv l. Lt. Pounds will graduate in a few days for duty as ship's Fourth district court has set Louise's Lunch under new mana school of celestial naviga-- i surgeon. He has been surgical in 4i at Ellington Falls, Tex., on resident at the U. S. Marine hos- - agement. Come and try Sunday aside the divorce action of Verna vs. Leroy H. Gray. 9. pistal in Baltimore. Md. for the special,12 $1.05 turkey dinner. 4th C. Gray two years. His wjfe and West, North, (adv.) past SUITS FILED jfr. and Mrs. Ezra Stephens three children will remain in i;t returned from a pleasant trip Baltimore for the time being. If and Norman Christmas Cards You will still E. Emmet D.vs.Ford JSacramento to visit Mrs. John Dr. Green's service at sea is pro- find E. and Floyd Glen Ferguson a choice selection at Lugen pmpson, sister of Mrs. Steph-'- u longed they will return to Provo. Galleries. R. Lewis. Plaintiff seeks to col39 2nd West. North her husband, and family. lect $6,824.93 and interest claimed Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Egilson have (Adv.) due from defendant. Ulr. and Mrs. James T. Blake returned home after spending Kellogg Sales Co. vs. Vernal from Arizona in returned Arizona and in the jtwo weeks jently about meats? Meldrum. Plaintiff seeks to colere tney visited tneir soniimoenal valley. Thev acrnm- - GetAre you particular yours cut fresh for you, at lect $2297.41 claimed due for nes Blake and family. James panied their son, wife and family, 171 North 1st East. G&rson's, turkey poults and feed. Ike is teaching school at the Mr. and Mrs. Alden Chatwin who (adv). Leo Adler vs. Joe Cherry, doin State on were to their Bra home college Tempe. jzona way ing business at Eureka Malt shop. elder Blakes also visited the ley, Cal., following a visit here. Plaintiff seeks to collect $589.15 !iS temple at Mesa and with At Clarkdale. For rent, unfurnished roomy 3 claimed Ariz., the group due from defendant. J. Blake's hmthprs TVi c i. i r n . enonrl in room a 185 , So. 4th u n j West, ' Rpn anH ilnnnnH 'ii F apt. (adv.) xneir and Mr. Mrs. Hill lamilies with and Elvin BiaKe, and jac flSafford, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Rue Marshall. Snappy Service now open, under new management of Ralph The United States and Canada Vllliam Smoot Love, son of Gaylen Greaves son of Mr. and and Mary Mercer. 176 North Univ. produce 74 per cent of the world's ivor and Mrs. C. W. Love of Mrs. Bob Greaves is slowly im- - Ave. Daily except Sunday, (adv.)lmotor vehicle.. . Central Utah News Briefs t 0 IN RICH DEEPTONp COLORS OF: WINE I GREEN ?LUE Completely washable no ironfcng necessary. Just wait till you see the beautiful rich? colors and impeccable tailoring You'll want one for ?every man on your list! MEN'S 1 w-- - 1 i 1 1 v 1 d? 1 MEN'S 100 100 NYLON NYLON weafers WHITE CAMEL GREEN f Jackets $9.90 Zip front vveaVher proof jackets with shirred clastic fit right for sport right for your man! Hundreds of Gift cus-tod- ay . I GREY $ TIE RACKS So soft to touch--shandsome to wear, long sleeve V neck sweaters in sizes 34 to 44! 98e o Dozens of clever new tie rack styles to choose from! 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