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Show - "'!J Church meeting Schedules East Sharon Stake Community Church Springville ConxreKationl, 175 No. University Community Church The. ' 10 a.m.. Mornins Worship. Mrs Sunday School at 10 jn.church Dick service will be conducted by SemiHulce,. uperin,nuent; Harry of Chicago Theological Griffis at 11 ajn. Harry UitshalL . ..niins for the ' summer at service W F to be snnounced' moderator. Bountiful Community Church-a The story unified service will include sermon for children who will be dismissed midpoint in the "ryUe, Assembly of God Church School activities. for Vacation 9:30-11:a.m. Vacation o N Tuesday. tb W Provo School. 9:45" a.m. Classes . m i a Sunday " for all ages; aujjusi morning xnrougn Morning Worship, 11 sixth grade. a.m. We are having "dren age four through a guest speaker. Donald Mills. Minister. service. 7:30 p.m. Evening Sunday Phone vFR We are .having a guest speaker at this service. evening A big missionTuesday 7:45 p.m. The American Rally. Seventh-Da- y Adventist ary Fork church' will be cooperating in this service. Rev. Henry Mock will c 156 N 1st W. be the speaker. . Thursday evening C. A. Service, m.. a. Sabbath 9:30 "Saturday 7)45 p.m. We welcome you to all Seryice School: 11 a. m. Worship a Christian our services. The church operates one Paster M.W. Roll. Phone FR to eight for Schcol grades v Day ' William Parks New Pastor 628 E. 5th N. J . Baha'i EDGEMONT FIRST WARD North Canyon Road Priesthood meeting, 9i& a.m.; Sun11 a.m Sacrament day School. meeting 7 p.m EDGEMONT SECOND WARD North Canyon Road Priesthood meeting. 8:30 ajn. Sun. 10 ajn.; Sacrament day School. meeting, .5 pm EDGEMONT THIRD WARD Edgemont Elementary School Priesthood meeting. 8:30 ajtu; Sunday School, 10 ajn.; Sacrament meeting. 6 pjn OAK HILLS FIRST WARD 1450 N. 9th E. Priesthood meeting.. 9:30 ajn.: Sunday School. 11 ajn.; Sacrament meeting. 6:30 pjn. OAK HILLS SECOND WARD 1450 N. 9th E. Priesthood meeting. 8:30 p.m.; Sunday School. io a.m.; Sacrament p.m. meeting. 420VIEW WARD PLEASANT Priesthood meeting. 8:30 ' a.m.; Sunday School 11 a.m.: . Sacrament p.m. meeting. PLEASANT VIEW SECOND W UtD Priesthood meeting. 9:30 ajn.: Spiritual 10 aan.: Sacrament Sunday School meeting 5 p.m Assembly EDGEMONT FIRST WARD Wildwood Branch OF PROVO Priesthood meeting, 9:50 a.m.. School. Canyon Road; Sunday 10 a.m.. Children's Class. 1080 North in Wildwood; Sacrament E 7th North All children wel- 11 a.m.. 6:30 p.m., Wildwood. meeting, come 2 p.m. Public Fireside. Tuesday. 1080 E 7th North. ., p.m.. Public Fire- Orem Stake Tuesday, 8:30 side 622 E 7th North Fire-aid8 p. m., Public Wednesday.' OREM WEST STAKE 1080 E. 7th North. THIRD WARD. 50 S. 760 W. Priesthood meeting 8:15 a.m.; SunSacrament 9:45 ajn.; day School. 5 p.m. meeting, Reorganized Church FOURTH WARD, 45 W. 9th S. Priesthood meeting. 8:45 a.m.; ' Of Jesus Christ rSunday Schooli 10:30 a.m.; Sacra ment meeting. p.m. FIFTH WARD. 45W. 9th S. 230 W 4th S.uth Priesthood meeting. 6 p.m.; SunSundav School 9:45 a.m. under day School, 11:30 a.m.; Sacrament the direction, of Superintendent meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Church Services TWENTIETH WARD, 45 W. 9th S. Rudolph Luker 11 a.m Priesthood meeting. 8 a.m.; SunZion's "League. School, 9:30 a.m.; Sacrament Tuesday. 7 p.m. day Wednesday 1 p.m.. Women's De- meeting 4:30 p.m. partment: 7:30 o.m . prayer meeting' EIGHTH WARD, 300 N. State Street For further information contact Priesthood meeting. 8 a.m.; SunElder Orville Richins .Provo pastor day School, 9:30 a.m.; Sacrament 770 W 4th N. phone FR meeting, 5 p.m. NINTH WARDjGeneva School Priesthood meeting, 8 a.m.; SunSt. Mark Lutheran 9:30 a.m.; Sacrament daySchool, metting 5 p.m. The Church of the Lutheran, Hour VINEYARD WARD 1680 N Columbia Lane Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sun8:30 a.m.; Divine worship service School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament day 9:30 Class 7:30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible meeting, a.m.; Divine worship service in the Ken Massey home in Price 7:30' p.m. Monday. 2:30 p.m.. Church worker's social at Trinity Lutheran, Sharon Layton. Friday, picnic on the lawn- of the OREM NINETEENTH WARD Church following the parade. 440 E. 8th S. Orem H. R. Miller, pastor: 430 West Priesthood meeting. 8:30 a.m.; FR Ph.: 2nd North: School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday L. P. Schroeder, principal: 1680 N. meeting 5 p.m. FR Columbia Lane; Ph.: OREM ELEVENTH WARD - - 30 a. 1 . Ji-i- - -- FR 35 Provo Bible Church 185 North S West. Provo Affiliate of the Evangelical Free Church of America .rv,; "ic Annual Youth Sundav of. the church beginning with the-Family Sunday scnooi nour ai a:o a.m.. when several of the young the Worship people will take part in School hour. time of the Sunday This will be followed by the 11 a.m. Morning Worship' service when the robed choir of. the children's department ol the Sunday School will sing.There will be other youth particiPallOn IOIIUWCU wim a nicaooRC vj 1 i ' Youth the pastor. The Christian Fellowship will meet 7 p.m. for their Meeting which regular Youth all Junior and Senior High ages. At 7:30 p.m. The Moody Insttiute of Science sound and color motion picture film "Facts of Faith" will be stfowni The services are of., course open to the public, but the emphasis of. the dav will be on Youth. Hear "Chapel Hymn Time," 9:15 a m. Sundays over KIXX 1400 kc. This morning's broadcast is dedicated to Youth Melodies of Grace," 7:45 Hear a.m. .Monday through Friday over KIXX. "Thursday 7:30 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer, hour. , Key. rt. jt. uunaerson, pastor. is-fo- r , -- Orem Community - . Phone AC . , W. 2nd N. FIRST WARD 400 E. 400 N. . Stake 440 E. 8th S.. Orem Priesthood, 8:45 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m.: Sacrament meeting 5 p.m. OREM TWELFTH WARD 440 E. 8th S.. Orem Priesthood. 9:30 ajn.; Sunday a.m.; Sacrament meeting Priesthood meeting. 11 11:15 a.m.; Sacrament School. day School, 5 p.m. 7 p.m. OREM THIRTEENTH WARD Springville Sunday mass, 8:15 a.m. meeting SECOND WARD The Reverend Colman Colloty 400 Fourth East and Sixth South. Orem N. E. 400 Priesthood. 9:15 a.m.; Sunday OFM, Pastor. 8 a.m.; asPriesthood meeting The Reverend Lional Maroney, School. 10:30 a.m.; Sacrament meet9:30 a.m.; day School, sistant pastor. ing 7 pjn. meeting 5:30 o.m. OREM FOURTEENTH WARD SIXTH WARD Fourth East and 17th South 1500 N State Street 8:15 a.m.; SunPriesthood St. Mary's Episcopal Priesthood meeting. 10 a.m.; Sun- day School.meeting. 9:45 a.m.; Sacrament 11:15 a.m.; Sacrament meeting. 5 p.m day School. SO West 2nd North meeting 7:30 o.m. OREM FIFTEENTH WARD SEVENTH WARD Fourth- East and 17th South. Orem 1500 N. State Street Priesthood meeting. 9 a.m.; Sunday Priesthood meeting. 10:45. a.m.; School. 11 a.m; Sacrament meeting. School, 9:45 a.m.; Morning Service and Sermon, 11 a.m. Sunday ;School. 9 a.m.; Sacrament 6:45 p.m. . OREM SIXTEENTH WARD Holy Communion. First Sunday. meeting 5:30 p.m. Fourth East and Sixth South. Orem Morning Prayer. Other Sundays. WARD TENTH Priesthood. 8:30 ajn.; Sunday Young People, First and Third Sun-- i 400 E. 400 N? 9 a.m.: Sunday School. 9:45 a.m.; Sacrament. 5:30 days. 6 p.m K Priesthood meeting. Vicar. Tel, Rev. Philip Kemp. p.m. 10:30 a.m.: Sacrament-meeting- . Mrs. O. D. Bruce, Choir school6 p.m FR PROVO SEVENTEENTH WARD B. ' Marsh. Mr. Lakeview Ward Chapel Director; Stanley SEVENTEENTH WARD Sundav School 11 ajn.; Priesthood Windsor School 12:45 p.m.; Sacrament meet meeting SunPriesthood meeting. 8:30 ajn.;meet5 p.m. ing. 10 a.m.: Sacrament School. day 5:30 PROVO TWENTIETH WARD p.m. First Baptist Church ing Columbia Lane. Priesthood meeting. 8 a.m.; Sun-da- y Of School, 11:30 a.m.: Sacrament Groye Provo Stake meeting 7 p.m. PRDVO: EIGHTEENTH WARD .List S.'. 1st E. Lane conference sessions . at Columbia Priesthood. 8 ajn.; Sunday School morning7 10 Quarterly a.m and 2 p.m., in the Provo 9:30 Sunday 11School. 10 a.m.; Union. a.m.; Sacrament meeting. 5 p.m. a.m.; Training Worship Tabernacle, where Bishop Thorpe B. LAKEVIEW service 8 p.m. the in counselor first pm.; Evening 8 a.m.; SunIsaacson, Priesthood Tuesday .3:30 p. m.. Sunbeam Presiding Bishopric will be, guest day School, meeting. 9:30 a.m.; Sacrament Band. 7:30 p.m. speaker. Evening session at 7 pm. Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer and in the Provo Tabernacle, under the meeting, Bible Study direction of the MIA. Gordon L.. Elenbaas.. Pastor Sunday masses. 7 a.m.. and 6:30 p.m. a.m-- : 9 a.m a.m.; Sun- 9 11 Sun-Sacrame- nt , - . . Pleasant " PhoneFR' - . 265 W. 1st N- - p.m.; "What Did Christ Public address by Mr. Wm. Migliaccio. ' 8:15 p.m. Watchtower Study .'Increased Knowledge Brings Lasting Benefits." Bible Book Tuesday 8 p.m. Study. Fridav 7:30 p.m. Theocratic Min8:30 p.m. Service istry School. " , Meeting. - Phone AC Sunday Ransom?" 7 . - . " First Baptist Church North 5th West. Provo .Sunday School' at 10 a.m.;. Morning Preaching at 11 a.m.' Baptist Training Union at 7 p.m:; S 85 r - . Evening Preaching at 3, p.m.. on Wedk, prayer services nesday night at 7:30 p.m. The Daily Vacation Bible School morning June 9th at begins Monday ' 9 a.m. The school will continue for two weeks Monday through Friday from 9 a m. till 12. Noon. All children ages are invited to attend. Mid-wee- - , 3-- BYU 58 Jehovah's Witnesses 16 Christian Science East Provo Stake EIGHTH WARD, 500 E. 2nd N. Priesthood meeting. 8:30 a.m.: Sun10 a.m.; Sacrament School day meeting 5 p.m . NINTH WARD, 945 E. 7th N. Priesthood meeting. 8 a.m.; Sunday School. 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting 11:15 p.m TWELFTH WARD, 945 E. 7th N. ' .Priesthood meeting. 8 a.m.; Sunday School, 11 a.m.; Sacrament meet7 p.m. ing THIRTEENTH WARD, 945 E. 7th N. 7:45 a.m.; Priesthood, meeting. 9 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday School. meeting. 4 p.m. FIFTEENTH WARD 85 S. 9th E. Priesthood meeting 10:15 a.m.; Sun'dav '.School.' 11:30 a.m.:- Sacra- K 1st N School 9:45 a l.; Morning Service 11 a.m; Wedne ay evenin. service 8 ojn Reading room open dailv 2 to 4 o.m exceut Sundavs and nolidavs "Christian Today's Subject: Science." Com m an unity-Presbyteri- Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; 10 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday School, meeting 5 p.m. SECOND THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH,; TWELFTH WARDS McKa Building . Priesthood meeting.. 9:30 a.m.; 11 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday School, meeting, 7 p.m. ELEVENTH SIXTH, NINTH, FIFTEENTH WARDS Joseph Smith Auditorium Priesthood meeting. 8:45 a.m.; Sun10 a.m.; Sacrament day School. p.m. meeting. 7 WARD . - . Utah Stake Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Meet . j West Utah Mark Lewis D. Muhlestein -- - Church Of The Nazarene -- Church of Christ i ing. 7 pjn. A i-y-n 7 T t r. a . " " j B just recently returned from the Mr. Muhlestein Central States Alfred Eugene Wilson Mission: The program will conAlfred Eugene. WilOREM sist of speakers, Wayne Muhlestein and Reed Lewis and re- son, who has been called to the marks will be by parents of the Great Lakes LDS, Mission will be missionary recording) and reHonored at a sponse by the missionary. Bishop testifarewell L. Dean Lee will Joe in charge of monial meeting the meeting. loday at. 6 p. m. the in Twelfth Louis G. Tervort of PAYSON the Spring Lake LDS Ward will be honored at a missionary fare well tonight at 7:30 p. m. at I the ward chapel. A son of Mr. and. Mrs. Clyde Tervort, he will serve in the If Lakes Great m mission. Mr. Tervort is a graduate of Orem LDS X i s Seminary. He is A misPLEASANT GROVE scheduled is sionary homecoming to be held in honor of Elder Robert W. Gammon tonight at the Ward Pleasant Grove First-Fift- h Chapel at 5:30 p. m. Elder Gammon is the son , of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Gammon, now of Orem. Elder Gammon spent the first 13 months of his mission in the Sheffield District, laboring mostly in the cities of Chesterfield and Barnsley. The last 11 months were spent in the Cheltanham District with three of them in Bristol where he 'served as branch president in the Newton Abbot Branch of the church. Elder Gammon arrived in Pleasant Grove June 15, after a flight from. Oslo, Norway, where he visited several days with a close boyhood friend, Elder Clifford R. is who Bradley serving on a mission there. He also visited the World's Fair at Brussels, Belgium, and at Paris, France, before his return home. The homecoming program in honor of Elder Gammon is under the direction of Bishop Hyrum E. Bradley, Kay Jacobs, is chairman of the Ward Missionary. Committee in charge of the event wherein Elder Gammon will report of his experiences in the mission field. All friends r and relatives are vited to attend. in- missionaries in the Great Lakes mission. They will come home oh leave Jor the testir farewell monial. The new mis- Mr: Christiansen si0nary is a graduate of Payson High School and has attended Brigham Young ' University. He has .served six months "active duty with the Army and is a member of the Army Re- serve. Stake President Delphin S. Hiatt . and West Ward Bishop LeRoy A. Hill will be speakers, in addition to parents of the youth. Bob and Vernon Finch will sing and J. Leon Taylor will play a piano solo. William D. Sill Dr. Charles M. Brown, former member school of the Salt Lake public e and Brigham Young faculty member, has been promoted from assistant , to associate professor of Education at the University of Dr. Southern California. Brown is director of the SC Reading Center which provides remedial reading for. high school and college students. He was affiliated with the Salt Lake school system during 1947 49 and received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from the University of Utah. Two years later he was appointed, principal of the school at Brigham training Young University in Provo. In 1954 he left for. Glendale, Oalif., where he resides at 1119 Man-dac- o Dr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Brown of 1117 Alpine P., Salt Lake City. system one-tim- ' ning at 7 Ward LDS Chapel. The program will be under the direction of the ward bishopric? in OF ESCAPE: PROM ATTACKING INDIANS A 500 FOOT WATERFALL. MAJOR SAM NcCOUOCH OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY SPURRED HIS HORSE AND LEAPED TO LAND MIRACULOUSLY UNHARMED TH CKEEX BELOW WA-VI- charge of Dalian R. Clark, second counselor. MrS. Horner who is making her home in Denver with her daughter, is visiting in Provo only, for a short time. ri Senior Citizens July 4 Dance IJ . -- 1 j SEJ. I Bonds A VV . , -- . V-- v' , Slated Tuesday V?V ' Eldred Recreation Center. All members and others interested are Invited to attend. P A i . U ' - V "s.7 0 IA I I ' -- two reats during Provo's Hos- special week-lon- g The second treat wil come Friday when a large number of mammoth floats from the on Center east doilble will parade after completing the reguStreet, lar procession, 'to furnish a. special parade for patients assembled on the lawn and at windows 100-un- it the hospital.- - Last year nearly 800 free rides were given to hospital patients, who had the "thrill of their lives." TakTngca segment of the Fourth of Julyparade to the hospital has become a traditional event anticipated with great fervor by the patients, according to Mr. Sorensen. Missionary Story Deadline Set p.m. Friday 1 ' farm they had pura church welfare , According to Victor J, Bird, president of the touncil of stake:, presidencies, the celebration has made a substantial profit each of the six years. By applying this money to the welfare project, farm payments 'have been made' on schedule wiiout making direct assessments on the people. A few years ago the celebration was officially named Provo's , "Freedom Festival" 'after a contest. East Sharon Stake has since been taken into the celebration as a partner! so that now there are five aponj name-selectio- n soring stakes. . . Builds Patriotism President Bird points out that the celebration is Utah's biggest pbservance of Independence Day. Besides furnishing a glorious Fourth for the people, it helps to build community spirit and develop patriotism. Each year an army of some 2000 committeemen and workers participates in- sponsoring the fete, building floats, selling tickets. Derating consessions. build ing stages, participating in programs, operating' bazaars,, etc. Wilson W. Sorensen, president of the Central Utah Vocational School, is chairman of the 1958 celebration, serving' for the second straight year as head of the big festival. The stake presidencies, who comprise the general committee are: East Provo Stake, Sherman T. Hill; Provo Stake,' Aura C. Hatch:-- Utah Stake, Victor J. Bird; West Utah Stake, G. .Mar ion Hinckley; and East Sharon Stake, Ben E." Lewis. - Fourth of July Freedom Festival, according to Wilson W. Sorensen, general chairman.. During the week, patients who are able, will be talcen to Pioneer Park where free rides will be given them by the Monte Young Carnival. of $65,000 J Patients at the Utah State pital will receive new chased as project. Missionary farewell and homecoming stories for the Sunday Herald must be in the Herald office by 1 p.m. Friday to make the early page deadline for their particular section. Missionary stories have on occasion been accepted later than this, but it disrupts the page makeup and the deadline must beenforced. Missionary stories and pictures may be brought in earlier in the week if desired, but not later than 1 p.m. Friday to make the paper of the following Sunday. ( Opens Monday This year's celebration will open with the operation of Monte v Young's carnival and rides Monday night. Major events will include: Children's parade, Wednesday, July 2. 7 p. m.; children's activities Thursday July 3. p. m. at Pioneer Park; square dance, Thursday, July 3, 8:30 p.m., Rainbow Gardens); mammoth parade, Friday. Juty 4, 9; 30 a. m.; Panorama variety ishow, Friday. July 4, 8:45 p. m.,1 BYU Stadium; and patriotic assembly, Sunday, July 6, 7:30 p. m., BYU Fieldhouse; "Relief Society Bazaar, Tuesday, July 1, through Friday, July 4. 3-- 5 Juab Cub, Scouts Presented Awards NEPHI 'chievemefit and elective cub scout awarus were presented to those earning them at a recent meeting of the cub scouts. The Juab Stake Primary has eight dens a ith eight boys. 4 1. J in eatii uen, mailing a pacit. ipresent there are 62 boys enrolleu wiui uuiei waning iu jum. Theo Westring v is cub scout- rhastpr and .John Hershev.i thft neighborhood, commissioner in training arid organization. ' . 1 1 1 The Senior Citizens Fourth of July dance will be held Tuesday, July 1 from 8 to 11 p.m., at the - T- 5P" THE Hp?5 . BALD FACT GREAT GREEK POST, AESCHYLUS, WAS SAO TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY A TORTOISE CROPPED BY AN EASLBf THE BIRD HAD MISTAKEN THE BALD HEAD OF THE POET FOK A ROCK AND WAS ATTEMPTING TO ffKBAH THE TORTOISE'S $HLU y o'clock in the, Provo Twelfth - Thirteenth OALY AVENUE X V 1-- - LEAf FOR LIFE i . Provo's Fourth of July Freedom Festival; July 6 is being sponsored for the seventh straight year by the Provo stakes of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-DaSaints. The Utah, West Utah, Provo and East Provo Stakes took over the celebration in 1952 at the invitation of the old Provo July Fourth Celebration Corporation. They came up with such a tremendous celebration it was decided they should continue each year as the sponsor. Besides providing a wonderful patriotic festival for citizens of the state, the stakes had another reason for taking over tle celebration. Payments on Farm They felt they could make a profit and the proceeds could be used to help make payments on a st SlNCfc--TH- jrg7l ' See Charles M. Brown Patients to Parade, Get Gains Promotion Carnival Rides At Coast School William D. Sill, a member of the Sunset LDS Ward, will leave Monday for the Argentine LDS Mission. A farewell testimonial has been held in his honor. Elder Sill has studied at "Uhe Brigham Young University, majoring in geology and participat- Mrs. Alice Horner ing in an archaeological expedition to Mexico. He has spent a good Mrs. Alice Horner who has redeal of time flying for the MexiIndian can and Guatemalan Republics. turned from the South-WeHe has served in the Sunset Ward Mission, with headquarters at GalYMMIA organization as Explorer lup, N. M., will be honored at a Scout Leader. welconie home program this 'eve- ttmn I Stakes of Provo Sponsor Fourth of July Festival For Seventh Straight Year Assembly Of God to Hear Missionaries PAYSON Elder David Chris-- j Mr. Tervort also a graduate of Payson West LDS Wapd of Snow College at Ephraim. tiansen Speakers at the farewell will will be honored at a missionary include. Bishop R. N. Moore, farewell tonight at 7:30 p. m. He will, serve in the Elmer Fillmore, the missionary will Cana- invited to this service. Music be Western and his parents. by a ladies quartet, Lois Menlove, dian mission. . David is a son Dorothy Moore, Darlene Jacobson of Mr. and Mrs. an$ Lou Dene Menlove. Glen Christianare sen, who Robert W. Gammon i . . Peru will be shown. In addition to more than 12 years of ministry in the United States the Mocks have spent nine years in Cuba and the Dominican Republic. Both are graduates of North Central Bible College at Minneapolis, Minn. The public is School and LDS I i CELEBRATION PRINCIPALS Three Provoans playing:' prominent role in Fourth of July Freedom Festival are, from left, Dr. Stewart L. Grow, chairman of Miss Liberty Belle contest; Janelle Brimhall, who won the title of Miss Liberty Belle at annual pageant ; and Wilson W. Scrrensen, general chairman of the celebration for the second straight year. Ward Chapel. The Rev. and Mrs. Henry' F. Elder Wilson, who makes his Mock will be guest speakers at "home in Orem, a missionary service to be held with Mr. and Tuesday evening at 7:45 p. m. in Mrs. Lloyd C. the Assembly of God Church, 790 Anderson, has N. 6th W., Provo. The local pastor, Rev. M. W. served three in the Roll also says an interesting misyears Mr. Wilson Far East with sionary service will be presented with Mrs. Mock explaining the the U. S. Army. He-- is a graduate of the Provo characteristics of Central and South America with the aid of a High School and has been attendlarge map. Rev. Mock will speak ing Brigham Young University. on the work of a missionary. Natural color slides of Cuba and High David Christiansen Payson ' v .r liilL Louis G. Tervort , - .' SALEM Elder Lewis D. MuhleMark R. Leftwich will be honon at a farewell testimonial tois ored an LDS Mission stein going to leave from Salem Ward to the night at 5 p. m. in the Sunset LDS Northern States Mission. He en- Ward Chapel, prior,, to his de tered the Mission Home last Monparture fori the the will mission and leave for New England day LDS Mission. field on June 30. A farlresTImonial will be Speakers will be Bishop' Weshis honor tonight at 5:45 giveh-i-n p. m. ley C. Carter, Walter Muhlestein son Elder is the Bishop the of Mr. and, Mrs. Roy C. Muhle Hansen, and are stein who missionary his mother, Mrs. still in Hawaii where they are Opal Leftwich. A graduate of serving an LDS Mission. Labor Provo High School, Elder Lewis is a gradLeftwich uate of t h e has Mr. Leftwich aiso served four Church ' College of Hawaii and years with the U. S. Navy and returned home attended Brigham Young Univera of sity for one year. couple He entered the Salt Lake Misweeks ago. His brother, Wayne, sion Home on June-2- 3. if " VN Leftwich R. " vo and American Fork congrega tions today announced plans are under way to attend an interna tional convention of Jehovah's Witnesses in New York City this summer. The plans were announced joint Behrman and Gene ly by Nelson, presiding ministers of the two congregations. They said the convention could well be the largest in the history of Jehovah's Witnesses. It is scheduled for July 27 through Aug. 3 and will be held in Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds simultaneously. Mr. Nelson stated that it is not yet! known how many Witnesses from the are will attend, but, he addled, special travel arrangements are. being made by plane and train. He said further it may be necessary to make, limited meeting arrangements or cancel local meetings altogether during convention time. 4 Missibhary Homecomings Farewells Slated Ton ight ng CHURCH 75 N ist East Am. Fork 9:45 a m. Sunday Church School for all ages; 11 a.m. Communion Service "In Remembrance of Me." SECOND WARD ? 'Wednesday. 7 p.m. Boy Scout 6th W. 3rd S. Prayer Service. Priesthood meeting 9:30 a.m.: Sun Troop 17: 7:30 p.m. 'Rev. Donald S. Ryder. Pastor. day School, 10:50 a.m.: Sacrament 65 N. 1 West. Phone 879. meeting 7 pjn ELEVENTH WARD 6th W-- 3rd S. Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday 5School 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting p.m RIVERGROVE. FHtST WARD 8th N. 7th W. 9:30 a.m.: Sun; Priesthood 11meeting. a.m. 10 School. Sunday a m.: Sacrament meetSchool day a.m. 11 Sermon: Service. 'Worship "As We Forgive." N.YP.S 7:30 p.m. ing 7 p.m. SECOND WARD Dennis ;Butle leading Evening Gos- RIVERGROVE N.I 7 th W. 8th 8 "This Hour pel p.m. Sermon: Priesthood meeting, 8:30 ajn.; SunSymetrical World." 10 a.m.; Sacrament meetday The j Church of the Nazarene ing. School. 5!p.m. Young People join with those of the PIONEER WARD Assembly of God and Provo Bible 940 Wi 1st N. Church in a Singspiration at the meeting. 8:45 a.m.: SunFirst Baptist Church after the eve- dayPriesthood School 10 a.m.: Sacrament meetservice ning 5! p.m. Vacation Bible School daily 9 ing PIONEER SECOND a.m. starting Monday. 940 W. 1st N. Priesthood meeting. 9:30 aJn.; Sun11 a.m.: Sacrament meetday Sjbhool. . ing. 7; p.m. SUNSET WARD 101 S. 1600 W. 1855 8. State. Orem Priesthood meeting. 8:30 ajn.; SunSchool 10 a.m4 Sacrament meetday Bible' 'classes. 10 a.m.; Morning ing ;5 p.m. Worship 11 a jn Evening worship SUNSET SECOND WARD 7:30 pjn. 101 S. 1600 W. 1:30 Priesthood meeting, 9:30 a.m.; Sun.Prayer me tin Wednesday. - day! School. 11 ajn. Sacrament meetbji. Don Neilaoa mlnlsfr.' Ward first Social Hall - Sun-meeti- - Stake SEVENTH College: Hall Priesthood meeting, 9;30 a.m.; 11 a.m.; Sacrament ment meetine. . 7 p.m. Sunday School. NINETEENTH WARD 395 6th N. meetirigT 7 p.m. Priesthood. 8:30 a.m.. Sunday EIGHTH WARD School 10 a: n Sacrament meeting College Hall 5 o.m Priesthood meeting. 8:30 a.m.; BONNEVILLE WARD 85 S. 9th E. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; Sacrament Priesthood meeting. 8 a.m.; Sun- meeting, 5 p.m. day School. 9 a.m.; Sacrament meet-in- c TENTH. THIRTEENTH, 5 p.m FOURTEENTH. , SIXTEENTH SEVENTEENTH WARDS Family Living Center Priesthood meeting. 8:30 a.m. Sundav School. 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting. 7 p.m. WARD EIGHTEENTH , THIRD WARD 111 N. 3rd V School Priesthood meeting 8:45 a.m.; Page Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; 10 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday School School 10:15 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday meeting. 6 p m meeting, 5:30 p.m. FOURTH WARD. 1st W. 4th N. Priesthood meeting. 9 a.m.. Sun10 a.m.; Sacrament day School meeting 5:30 o.m SIXTH WARD. 2nd W 3rd S. Priesthood meeting. 9 a.m.. Sun10 . a.m.: Sacrament day School meeting 5:15 o.m FOURTEENTH WARD. 2nd W 3rd S. Priesthood meeting. 9:45 . a.m.; 11 a.m.; Sacrament Sunday School meeting 7 p.m PARK WARD 1st W- - 8th N. Priesthood meeting 8:30 a.m.; 9:30 a.m.: Sa era riven t Sunday School. meeting; 5:15 p.m UNIVERSITW WARD 1st W. 8th N. Priesthood meeting. 9 a.m.; 7 p.m. Jehovah's Witnesses from Proi 1st SUNDAY HERALD 31 Orem Stake St. Francis Catholic Ith West e. - 9:30 a.m.: Morning a.m Rev Verne A Robinson SundaySchool 11 Worship ' -- " N. 400 E. 140 SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1958 Utah. County. Utah' 2 Cl - Aura & Match 5 EAST THIRD SOUTH- - MORTUAfcY . t R O V O, tW A H Genealogy T: ' PHOTOS ' Y Dignified Service Mod. th. way you Want Th.inl LARSON STUDIO IS HOT ENOUGH, IP THERE IS NO PEACEFUL." FUTURE IN WHICH TO SPEND THE MONEY. BUYING US. 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