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Show SUNDAY HERALD 5 Delphinium Spike' Wins Flower Show Prize At Lelii SUNDAY", JVSC St. 1X3 I'Uh County. l'th rrtn 11 LEHI A tlncla snlk blue and ir Shrubs Mabl. Jones, double Uotis. Committee members ( vhlte delphinium won "Queen ot.t.on 1 African violet. Mrs. lues orange blosnoms; Junior Division their appreciation to th. he Show" honors for Its grower, Smith; Division 1 foliage, Mrs -Kfyneth Gray, Ra.Na. Kujsor eht IDS SUk. and the Lt4 Abe H. Jones of Provo, this weekjlmma SUner; Division 5 planter, and 4iricla I'enrod, all of Lehl 'tvlc Improvement AsoclUon for t tne annual Roundup flower; Mrs, Joseph E. Smith. Firit, second and third place Jielr help In putting 00 Mi show. .how sponsored by tht Lehl Garden L" Club. "' " r'ac.r a, Runner-u- p for top honors wai spike ot white foxglove, the plant July 4 Parade Scheduled at Spanish Fork iiued im - from which the drug, digitalis 1 secured. A sneclal award wis made to Mrs. Clara Clover of Uhl for her entry of pioneer rose from Lehl't dril garden planted by William (ioatti In pioneer days. For tht best arrangement depleting the theme of the show, 'A Roundup of Flowers,' honors went to Mrs Marion Ellis of Pleasant Grove for her vase of assorted rotes. Judgra were Ellu R. Fillmore ol Provo, representative of the Mra slate ' Judging committee; Betty Gillman and Luton Crosby or Orem: Mrs. R. J. Harmon of Provo, regional garden club dl rector, and O. R. Thomas, Mrs l.tllman judged the show as whole for competition with other shows of the state. Mrs. Margaret McMillan, show chairman, reported that there were more than 300 entries, Including 86 In the Junior divisions. Roses In another.were predominant, although del SPANISH ORK were entered In consul e appeal to secure Kivlnt? blood, the Blood Mobile, ruble number. Unit will return tj Spanish Fork Assisting Mrs. McMillan with the on June 30 and will be situated at show were Mrs. Roy L. Ferman the Armory Building from 6 a. m. Mrs. Jay Aneus. Mrs. Frank W to 1 p. m. to receive tionauons. Jones, Mrs. E. II. Molema, Mrs Local wsmen will assist volun-- i Harold Fox, Mrs. Joseph E. Smith. teers who are schetliileiLJa.ihLaVar. Carlton and E. B. Garrett Mrs. Calvin Swenson and Mrs pear as lol.ows: 8 a. m. -- First and Firth wards A'mond Webb were In charge of under the direction of Mesdames the Junior division, while Mrs Warren handled potted Jackson Floyd C. Hog- - Alice ian. Kenneth Taylor, Louise Rob plants, and Mrs. Donald Wright, ertson and Edmund H. Peterson. registration. 9 a. m. Second and Third wards Sweepstakes winners In the var Fred ious divisions - were as follows bj Riesdames supervised Andrus, Archie Delphinium Abe H. Jones of Jackson, Brockbank. R. W, Banks, Herbert Provo. R0Ses-Fr- ank W. Jones Wilson and R E. Cask. and Mrs. Joseph E. Smith ot Lehl 10 a. m. --Sixth. Palmyra and Mrs. Lillle Jensen of American Wards with Mesdames Merrill Fork and Ronald Stine; Peace Davis, Kent Hancock, Jones Wil Roses Clifford Austin ot Lehl; liams. Jamis Proctor and Edward artistic arrangement Mrs. Joseph Thomas In chirge. E Smith, Miss Jennell Foreman 11 a. and Seventh Mrs. Roy Ferman, all of Lehl, and Thomas bv Mesdames aided wards Mrs. Martorie Ellis ot Pleasant E. Moore. William Crump. Norma Grove. Hansen.(Tucker and Lindall Mrs. Leona Giles 'T" Noon Salem, Lake Shore, andSweetpeas Mrs. II a Swenson; Snapdrag Thistle and Birdseye wards with ons Mrs. Keith Powell; Larkspur Mesdames Vrnell Barney and Mar Bachelor Mrs. Roy Ferman; tha Simmons telplng. buttons Mrs. Marjorle Ellis; Lu Mrs. Eleanor Matley Allen Is pine Mrs. Mable Jones; Canter general blood donor chairman and bury bells Mrs. Marjorle Ellis urges everyone who possibly can Sweet William Mrs. 11a Swenson to contribute as blood la so necesMrs Miscellaneous perennials sary on the battlefield to save lives Edith Fox. foxglove: Mrs. W. E and also to make gamma globulin to help those stricken with polio Foulger, iris. Poppies Mrs. Edith Fox; Dais les Frank W. Jones; Lilies La- Into the dog's dug his fangs nose. Ginger, howling with pain, was rushed to a veterinarian after Mr. Ferguson had killed the reptile. Although a whole lot wiser, the dog looked as though he had a bad case of mumps Friday, Its head badly swollen. Club andi SPANISH FORK business houses have been asked; to enter iloits In the miniature parade on ihe Fourth of July, according: to Charles Cornell, a committee member of the Spanish Fork Jaycees who will sponsor the event. Floats may be decorated to Illustrate any theme and can be stored In Ihe Armory building to be preserved until the Fiesta Days parad. The parade will start at 10 a. m. from the city park, traveling to Fourth North. Spanish Fork Awaits Blood Unit Tuesday i?. vV V 'IIycanuuit!Nomorxf k P"Iv L holr cull and trlwfl. ' city-wid- SNAKE CIIAKMERS Naturally Bruct Greenland. 14. and Eugene Greenland. lO.Vren't afraid ot the snake they're holding because Iff a phony a wooden version found by Henry E Greenland nar the power plant at the mouth of American Fork eanyon. A real rattler found In the iame spot the other day sent dog to the veterlnarian'a hospital by sinking its fsngs In the canJne'a nose. -- Pcn.Pfll Adventure Young Rattler American Fork Woman Leaves For England to Get Daughter Gives Dog Safety Lesson Br DEN'A GRANT , AMERICAN FORK En route to' Quebec, Canada, where the will tail for England la Mra. Charles! R. Stubbles of American Fork who! will soon be counting the hours when she will be with her daughter, Marlehna, 11, who has spent the past year there. Mrs. Stubbles will sail In the Cunard liner Samaria and on July 9 will land at South Hampton. In Wakefield she will be reunited with her daughter and will meet Eric and Mary Parker and their daughters, Denlse and Beryl. It was through a pen-pcorrespond ence between Denise and Marlehna that the invitation was extended for the little American girl to spend a year tn Fnstend with the Parker' family. Denlse is a year older than Marlehna and Beryl ia 1. Within this past year another girl was horn to the Parkers and Marlehna has helped to care for little Gall. Marlehna will complete her Fifth Grade In the school at a short bus ride from Notten where the Parkers live. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Stubbles received word from the school's headmis tress that the little American girl had assimilated Lngush customs rapidly and had made the transl- Roy-sto- HIGHLAND Personnel at the t'lah Power and Light Company plant at the mouth of American Fork Canvon are get'.ing Jumpy these days of snakes artificial and real. It all started vnen Henry E. Greenland, an operator, noticed what appeared to be a large snake at the plant Closer scrutiny proved how- . ..... no mate 1. i It... i uni ii vici, d all lust a piece ot drift wood, which he has preserved as a curio. . But the power plant employ-e- s were Introduced to the real McCoy this week whep a small with one rattler, button, crawled on the lawn of the. home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. ' L. Vernon Ferguson, only a short distance from the spot where the wooden snake was found. The rattler was first discovered by Ginger, small Chihuahua dog owned by Don Ferguson. Ginger, used to pushing night crawlers around, approached the rattler boldly. The snake snake-shape- - ENGLAND Mrs. BOUND Charles R. Stubbles who will sail for England to be reunited with daughter. n, 840 REPAIR us CLUFF'S SHOPPING 1401 North 2nd East f rtr-nr- 1 aT.1! -- TTlTi " IliUhjrifll 1 Le-an- d fr" 0nr- low,,,r,' SMklng yo wy to tavo C Tit Includ.d ot No Extra Charg. -- Profusion at lkXtl HIAM AND COM. W r jiIT- DAYNE5 JEWELRY S S" f fit m '11:11 'ILEI BP Jeyelry Co. W.t Cont.r 80 j Ti 10 Wtsl C.ntK 1) Symbolic Rotary Wheel Used Club Installation Rites' and In the Installation ceremony, each outgoing officer Inserted the spoke or hub bearing the name of his successor. The installation was conducted by Frank J. Earl. Clayton Jenkins paid tribute to the outgoing officers. Visitors were Dr. Charles Williams and Dr. Ernest West of Abilene, Tex., and Dr. Wells Mar tell of San Gabriel, Cal. Bryant G. Tingey was introduced as a new member by P. E. Ashton. Tne Rotary fun party was scheduled for The Homestead July l 1 zim 011 All 8tM MOVIE OUTFIT. MOVIE CAMERA (FAMOUS w I RAND away prist fo .n. sm W5 4 vr custom.rs. Wi obsolotely frt.1 ': Ktytton Imm Camora. Cadgat lag light Mtttr and Cast. REO.l NOW t70 43 170 0 . ItS FUx-a-li- AHachm.nt l. . 2 Photo Flood lamps Handbook an Making Movlt Koystono Protor 30x40 D.lux. Yov do not hove to be prmnt et th. drawing la win. ft Bad.d KEYSTONE "OLYMPIC" Famous DoJur Imm mavla eonv. ra with 21 maUhl.ss fMhirta iiKluding handsom All Women's Children's! switch, 7.95 our famous National Brands! 750-wa- tt 1.00 1.00 Scrotn 21.00 built-i- nd n spllcar, alligcrtor-gralna- litA-moti- $3150 $293.80, com. Soparattry $159.50 3 en 1 TAKE YOUR OUTFIT PAIRS FOR THE PRICE OF Buy one pair HOME, TODAY PAY4N0THiNG c down ONLY 5375 A VEEK at rcguar price, select another pair in the same or cheaper price range for only 1 .00! All sizes available for every rc:mbr of ihe family. New shoes added each day. UnKinAY THF K .w I 1 OPEN 'TIL 3 sTifi' TOMORROW 1 tr i rC vi niACTi HAY I CAI C TUC I lib rfrihk 1 ! OPEN TIL Mi. (. TOMORROW 161 -- 4' v ...f 14.00 THIS WEEK ONLY e d Wt Center Strcst in Prbyo ; J.M REGULARLY -- lamp, , Cat.. 159.50 159.50 l.athar finish. brilliant 95 9.M 160 magnafind.r and' KEYSTONE 109 AND CASE A handsome Imm prodor wtth : ,' .5 S S.parattly $7MS AAera's, 4.95 5 95 EUY. NOW AND SAVE L y 1175 Doluxa Tripod Roll of Imm Color Film DRAWING AUGUST 1st . 7. Omi OUTFIT INCLUDES: 13-PIE- NAM!) j ...wi II bt givtn door .. TlMMW - ; JUST REGISTER AT OUR CAMERA DEPARTMENT ( h wonderful iionol fyp. ItfCTHIC HAH OIPPEH P0 HOME ,USE k uosifcl. corf NOTHING TO EUY .'. . NOTHING TO DO I II W coit of Kvlng ' Typ J - " ? Willlik Sy' t. Uon to English school ways very It was a bit diffl satisfactorily cult at first, her father reports for the lively little American girl to settle down to the unaccustom ed staid rule of the English school A unique "Rotary wheel" de- room. Mrs. Stubbles will stay with the signed, and made by . Henry J. Parkers for a few days and then she and her daughter will go over,"eIsch f.Prov w" U5,e1 by thf to Scotland and particularly to Provo Rotary Club in Its annual Portree on the Isle of Sky, north Installation ceremony Friday at of Scotland, noted for Its scenic which Harold Nordeen was ln- beauty. They will spend a week stalled president, succeeding Hyde !ln London and then leave for the Taylor. Scandinavian countries. Germany, cogs tn the large wheel,, pre-Holland and France are on their sented to the club by Mr. Heisch, Itinerary. In Hamburg, Germany represent the individual members; Mrs. Stubbles hopes .to visit with while the hub represents the presi a cousin wnom she has never seen. dent and the spokes represent the IThey will tail for home on Sept. other officers and directors. 25 from LaHavre, France. All parts are interchangeable In CALL . Me-ha- be-ra- . -- 6 $21X0 : |