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Show THE VOICE OF SHARON Thursday, Ov tuber 21, 1040 :-- Z3 Ceo (Mrs Mrs. Wist omhe and Will., O Mcham. uud'-Congri gatinujl tinging th ill u'Hi'1 uf F''.u Aim ug t ho N iinrod- I and Ul-numatiu. ho hon'r-tlur in various P hup wire mad- of r E!m. the are state Tay-l- i punGillespie 1 Im.iNi Ivtrs, Lelan Hers, Minibeis of (amp 4dgi'mont R.iv Hawkins, Leo Hansen, Stanor I tab Ii Plum ers ley Fat lev, Ray Firguson, barney tin- home o: Mr- at Fred nut Bounous. Birch Boyce, Dean Thur-da- v afternoon. Ftusun Famett, Robirt Meldrum, George Jo.nt lioste i s w i i a Mrs Elsie Boyie Jr, Dean Davis and sons Mi- and Maiearet Beit and Dennis. Dell B Davis. Campbell, Fiisu-oZaiia No Hon Capt. Will Davis. J W, Gillespie, Kail was lit t barge of the nueting Frampton, Jesse Smith and sons smeine. hd by Mrs Norman and Earl Community r. Lawrence, Cia-- s leader, Smith, Elmer Smith, Allen Stew- Margaret on Rarheal Davis gave tile art, Henry Jones, Dewitt Trotter "Fionetr Mills and Millers and and son Phil, Edwin W Booth, "Pioneer homes with Mrs. Zella Robert Elliott, Colvin assi-tin- g Ray Ferguson, incidents Walter Bigler, Clarence Brereton, in the life of hertelling great grandJames Pinegar, Joseph Srhoney, John Mills who started Morris Wiscombe. Claude Conder, father, saw mill in this section the first and sons Jack and Phil, Fae in ls54. and Mrs Amy N. Slack Williams, John Virgil Baum, telling of her father's Cotton Gin Yeates and Clifford Stubbs. mill iu Toquerville, Washington hi Mi o at t LImt r M idruni. VINEYARD arid M r It.'.',. F. WtiU - Reporter) ig v -- - A rew Kind of INSURANCE Ia I s ihxicsl, fu ncrals. Wanl Kt htf Souety will the ptotrim fur Sunday telling's st i iie. Miss Dixie Kt'tse will be the bpaktr and the Relit f Society t hocus will furnish the limbic. Mrs Susannah Turner of Vancouver, I) C , is here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Howard AnMrs. Turner is seriously derson The furni-- frankly of a Aulijcct that has ben up, the price of hu"!i-v- J Norton pas a certain visit to every home, and funeral expense is of real importance to That's why we urge jou to visit us now, while jou can exercise unemotional judgment - before sorrow comes. sur-xlto- rv n Berg Mortuary Fast Center !3Lzmrzme s - n. Phone 378 .to le-s- The Stone family are the lucky hunters this year, as the father and two sons were all fortunate in getting their buck deer, all on Timpanogos mountain. The With Birthday Anniversary of Mrs Lylla T. Holdaway was ' honored by her son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Milton L. Holdaway at a dinner Sunday at the Holdaway home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bentwet and daughters of Provo. Bishop and Mrs. A. E. Hopkin-so- n and son John of .'alt Lake spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wells. They had attended funeral services for Mrs. Cynthia DeLang of Orem In the afternoon. Ray Gammon of the High CounWlua tii, flriof cadet at Randolph Fhld, Tan, tka Amir's Wiat cil and Rex Cluff, who has fulPaktt of tka Air, aa op fca praetka fUjbta, anmattma, a manr a. M r filled a mission to Brazil were imakatia of bifflfl kvhf takaffs on la tka air ,t swra, What Blkt b the speakers at the Church Seraaj lanOlnfa la raducad t ardair pradaks by ndh caatrob CaWti da M vices Sunday evening. Raymond km tba mad or had mtfl thay ntadm tka Ohy, daar ha ft Harding was In charge. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kennersly and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Kennersly, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellison, all leader Reed Hales were in charge California Mr. and Mrs. James services. A evening of Salt Lake visited Sunday with of Sunday of Los Stewart was Angeles returned good program presented. Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Holdaway, with thpm and will visit at the Mrs. LaVar Holdaway and two Beth (Oilman has been chosen to act as Henry D Jones home. small daughters have spent the past few days In American Fork assistant secretary to Phyllis Mr. and Mis. Robert Meldrura She Gillman in Sunday School. with relatives. Reed Stone and Lester Stewart took the place of Eva Marrott, and family of Levan are visiting were successful deer hunters In who was recently married. the Timpanogos region Sunday. The Mimlsor Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold their next monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Martha Keeti h. It will be (Mrs. Ferry Nielson - Reporter) held the second Thursday in Nov. The lesson will be given by Jane A New Daughter All Elsinore. daughters and arrived at the home of Mr. and gramlauglitets of Pioneers are in Mrs. Joe Pareell Saturday morn- vited to be piesent. Mrs. Evil Marrott Ilavvs ing, Octol er 19lh. & sM Another Bride v was honored at a shower at the a Joined the Windsor matrons home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. " LW Pry when Rev a Marrott, daughter of J,um s Marrott Thuisday evening. J Mrs. Gladys Marrott of Orem and The following enjoyed an evening Vern Allen Jackson, of Salt Lake of fun: Margaret Stark, Bessie iiernelee City were united in marriage at Shelton, Erva Bnnley, Salt Lake Thursday. Smith, Cleo Kirkwood, Lydia Mrs. Moroni Olsen has been ill Kirk. Emma Kirk. Carrie Kirk, for borne time. Helen Wilson, At last reports Thelma Wilson, SAVshe was improving and able to be Meda Johnson, Jennie Johnson, up again. Maurine Morby, ' Melba Stewart, JH.se man always stop Mrs. Thompson is seriously ill Portia Harris, Emily Long, Shirat her home. Metta at railroad crossing ley Harris, Ila Johnson, Elder Mu) no M. Berk Smith, Sylvia Morly, Zola Johnof Payson. a missionary compeople Only the shrewdest son and Hazel Marrott. Painty recognize danger signals - panion of Elder Winefred John- refreshments were served. Many son in South America will be the beautiful and useful gifts were particularly the danger signals pertaining lo health. If nature speaker at Sacrament services received by the bride. lms flashed danger signals to Sunday evening. A good attend- Mrs. Zola Kirk Johnson ant will in appieciated you, jmi should investigate was the guest of honor at a Club Members shower held at the home of her them at once. Your Chirounder the direction of thei mother, Mrs Carrie Kirk, Friday practor will le glad to give you and conafternoon. The time was spent in a physical cheek-u- p Through playing games and social chat, ditioning treatment. relief of "danger signals," after which tasty refreshments serious consequences can often were served to the following: he avoided. Rose Harris, Cleo Kirk, Ann Lewis, Sylvia Morly, Alda Robins, Mrs. Lazell Robins, Lola Bullock, Dr. E. Mansfield Mrs. Robins, Sarah Hooley, Olive . PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT iL- jxfve , Stark, Hazel Marrott, Hortense Phone Of. 1 003 W, Kes. 1093J Kirk, Ora Cunningham, Martha Beatrice Walker, Mar75 E. Center Bt., Provo, Utah Keetch, garet Wright, Velma Kelander, Florence Downs, Ester Hansen, Eva Johnson, Mable Harris, Sarah Hooley. Jennie Harris, Elizabeth Pratt and Blanche Nielson. Beautiful gifts were received by the dl Visitors at the Dewitt Trotter home Sunday were Mrs. L. P. Packman and Mrs. M A. Price of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carlson and son who have been living in the ward over a year moved to Provo last week where they w ill make their home Good luck is extended the young coupie, Mr. and Mrs. Boliert Gordon are proud grandparents of two grandchildren born within three days. A baby girl was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gordon of Sharon ward; a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.' Junius Gordon Wednesday of Edgemont ward. Milton Knudsen & W. P. Madsen were the speakers at Sacrament County. A delicious luncheon was served to Daughters Nelson, Amy Slack, Zella Colvin. Margaret Pulsipher, Bertha Salisbury, Annie Gillespie, Racheal Davis, Ella Baum, Emma Jolley, Kate Chip-ma- n and Eva Gillespie. Cvsry om cos meeting Sunday evening. The Windsor ward mate quartette: Floyd Bacekus, Harold Lowe, Milton and Warren Johnson furnished the musical selections. Prayers were offered by W. F. a, a ' Xj X A ' or. r Whale; blu I ruiics from light gray to depending upon ihe variety of coal blue-blac- CQtmKiUS mu We Recommend KING OR CASTLE GATE COAL Prompt Delivery - -- Utah Timber & Coal Co. Phone 232 164 W. 5th N. IS i ut (Ad. iso. a berteby INCORPORATED CANNOII-ASHTO- N ANNOUNCES Their Annual October Clearance! EVERY CAR REDUCED for Quick Sale! 35 Reconditioned and Guaranteed Models See These Values Before You Buy! Let Us Help You Save! Inc. Cannon-Ashto- n, 191 South University Avenue 4-- ty e-- fe Xj) -- W. E. 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Repairs for Any Make of Car May Re a Budget Payment rian, too! Had Juut drive iu to any one of our three locations and say; I want a Budget Account or Phone 1000 and ask for the Budget Department, your account will be opened for you. l ob- Dr. G. H. HEINDSELMAN Graduate and Registered Optometrist 120 W. Cen. Provo (Ad. No. 2 I'h. Merchandise, Rroien and Reliable! PAUL D. VINCENT, General Manager. 386 W of a series) TELLURIDE MOTOR COMPANY 5 7 West Center North lo.) I'hiveraiiy Ave. PROVO, and OREM, Utah indsor Visitors and Mrs. Mrs. LaRiel Yates Eva Yates of Lehi are spending Mr. a week with their parents, and Mrs. Eldon Wright and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Louder, while fant-moxl- ns so young bride. Phone 155 -- original BvJgnt Pay Plaa to anoy lain, gloatanl driving. J its olor, good roal does its job at loss cost to you Umn nu ionimeiciul fuel. It not only gies lowest cost heat but hXlK liraf natural, healthy, steady heat free from slim king quick changes" in temperature that sometimes result in illness. Cr don't c aU ti elors or with a wrong watch anjtxnlj In a world, the right time is of paramount importance, ilring jour watch in today for our free Chrouo meter Chetk. Well recom-men- d needd repairs and quote joti lowest prices on expert work. u PAY LATER WINDSOR Csal Facto TIME OUT Ful.-fphe- ill. Regardless of price, youll find all our services complete, with fine ajpointments; hut our price wilt also saisfy you completely. 1H3 , h If thtir husbands are deer hunting. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and son Orus at Mammoth, spent the wek end visiting relatives in Orem. Inside Stuff: Trips Mr. and Mis. B. F. Louder and and Mrs. Ted Louder left Saturday for Rupert, Idaho to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Louder and Mr. and Mr Carl Louder left Saturday by motor to California for a ten (lav trip. Members of the Arbor Vitae dub were i ntertained by Mrs. Erva Brimley at her home, Thursday afternoon. Sew ing and social ihat wete enjoyed and lunch was served to members: Mrs. Carol Gillman. Mrs Elda Walker, Mrs. Lois Dragc, Mrs. Emma Nicholes and Mm Brimley and Mrs. Annie Wright of Lindon, a special guest. No Mr. LINES FROM LIFE THE JOLLY FAMILY Gets to Work on Time Who gets to use the uathroom first? was a standard morning argument in the Jolly home til Pop decided to shave in peace. lie found it fairly simple to install a scrota bathroom on the find floor. Ive increased the value of our home, he says, and certainly solved a prob- Im siltin' on top of the home. Marge was "Me, world at having a bumh of the girlfriends in yesterday for bridge The furniture and gossip. looks shabby Im almost ashamed to invite etn, slic said. Well, I couldn't buy new furniture but I sent home a uhoppin' bunch of roses. And say, am I the head man today! lem. Every' homo needs a second bathroom. Moat people say they cant afford It until they discover that the average monthly payment on such a room with our plan Is only $6.40 WELI, BE GLAD TO EXPLAIN Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. 5 S. and 2 W Phone 357 (Ellen Bellows - Reporter) William Provo Greenhorns Thone Elght-- O 'Where the Flowers Grow" ( (Ad. No. 12 of a series) EDGEMONT Lovely Roses Sucet Gardenias d No 3 of a series) T. Tew recently returned mission president of the East Central States, now re- -, ding in Spring Ule will he the ciifst neuter Pond, y evening, Oi tobrr 2Tth All warn members cnl friends are invi'ed to a't-n- d which convenes at 7 Fire Insurance is a Wonderful Thing But fire insurance can't elimin- ate the danger and Inconvenience of fire hazards. Every per-o- n realizes the need for electric lights in clothes elo-H- s but few people DO anything about it. Such an installation Is safe, convenient and inexpensive. I jet us give your home a free Horae Lectra-Tes- -- tein L. C. Guymon O h 171 East 6th North - Provo Mr. and Air- -. Milford Gillespie have utimud from a EaAjPTVL, V'lHUB. WEltgffapwjn t AO. d .v Trfaiun trip to Fau'lnru No. !,-- ) 01 d another commending doctors services. Maybe it sounds horrible to you but your neigldior, who's become uh1 to it, doesn't realize that its in need of Well be Glad to Help You use ii repairs. Our responsibility Is just lx ginning when you make a purchase from us. We feel it our duty to see that yon get full vuluc. We doubt that any hardware store actually shows a profit on its repair department, but expert service on what we sell is a moral obligation to our customers. Anything with moving parts eventually deteriorates from wear and we are always ready to remedy (lie trouble. A good service department at Con. Wagon means extra Value for you. And your rvdio set might sound Just as bad to him. Maybe you've become used to defects that mar its performance and should be remedied. For consistent quality reproduction, your radio should bo chocked every six months by an expert. t of home 8 lentific check-n- p ehatric facilities. Recommendations and estimates without ohligat ion. reputable physician can accept money for re- Is Your Neighbors Radio Wheezy? IDEA OF IDE WEEK TEKN1-C11E- K SUFER-- Radio Inspection Rifle ClipCD .Y OUfLfrA Cartridges 30-3- Chassis and speaker cleantubes checked, micro meter adjustment of moving part, wiring checked, t on."! tests, etc. fi.00 ed, 255 West Center ' Phone 0 18 i: (Ad. No. 12 of a si lies) $1.25 $1.39 Con. Wadon & Machine Co. Ralph's Radio & Appl. Co. 83 N. Unlv. Ave.. i:'UIK" X d i No. 10 of a series) TIIONE 244 3 |