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Show VOICE THE OF Thursday, March 12, 1942 SHARD i i . i ( : t !! . I.i, 1 L - i:i . i lif 'i .1 K (ii(i "I s f r m this w i i t t i -- it 1 i L" ::d for m I I, r St. ll'. 1 L. Eil li,.nU of Hi,. L. DD. S. Ci'Uin il cf Twelve J Yeung u: t. ' e I" tire I . : y students at ievotio!ril this the need of wefk, ;.v in the world today ttre-'in- ar C(7ur-- s Organization of Utah county nutrition for and Frovo city I've comd.'feron' ex-here this mittee was tffeio-wetk. with MKs Fffie Warnlck r.sM-nn- l and Pr. J. C. Moff.tt named as 'iTn-'n- . co-i- of eyesight Cun--roiti- is C. V. II. be- 1 j.i-- Ward Relief Society! Programs Says: I.ait the ariule in thi-Vo- e cf Fh. ad! New is anuouBi-ir.of thousards the Ihe imp. o. ,iin r.t that has been throughout connection with the u.uile in the l..,ke View ward Institute of tapel, with rif. niee to makthis week, March ing it possible for the audit neo S to 14, which has been desig- to bear what is bun? sud while in church. The presiding officers nated as Better Vision Week. and the people in the waid in M Thomas M. and Rowe Ed general are to be commended for anfor Allni:,n were It surely is r term on the gov- such achievement. other annoying to sit in a meeting, and and Sons board the of erning not be aide to what the Ihiu.'huts of the ftab Honoeis speaker says, or luar to learn what area. in the Frovo the nature of the announo. mi nts made, without having to someone later what was sail. Now since we have become so modernized in many things, we find that it Iihs also effected the speakers $0 'bo chur.h Either they have weaker lungs than the speakers used to have, or else, they have less energy, or perhaps thev are not caring if the people sitting on the rear bench hear r not. When the presiding officer or the one called to occupy the ptilpet gives a notice, or speaks in low tone of voice, looking down on the pulpet. instead of his head up and speaking out to the peox ple. fts exasperating! So brethern. Speak up, let the audience hear what you have to But if we cant do that, say. lets follow the example of the Lake View ward and get a LOUD SPEAKER into our What do you say? chapels. in NOW ing nr, m d optometrists tie countrj in better Vision Yotk. during ly g X.--- two-yea- v t number of the indoor pi 1 prog: am. Edffeiuont will gm- an ad-- j Mrs. Nirlbt: FUa ILium, President dm.-- j and lux f of wil.-omC. cf Refit f Society lu in sketches u Edti monts centennial with a t.io s, to be fullottid will take place Tuesday (DOC FIX IT) 10 Acres with Modem Home and SEE Comic rt.id-iiie- s Be Sure-anby Mrs Muhle-tiu- . afurnoon, 2 p. in. at the Waid 6 6, Acres with modern home, wCl be given by Mrs. Nora For Stove anti Washer a chapel. both Provo Punch, for homes and Mrs Hattie Pitt iron Athlon STEEL, r The pr7e winning pinneWhat have you? in Provo. Anything Repaired and other solos will be sung he drama, "V bite Squaw' Is to be Mrs Charles and Mrs 850 N. IT W. II Phone 08 ITU 1 HHome $loo0, 1 Home $15,000 prrsinttd. rrugram rumbeis will Fluff. BuildIn between. include a talk on "109 years f ever) thing The Prize Poem written by, Grazing Farms, Progress, by Mrs. Eva GlUe-pting I xts. Patten Ekins is to be To be shown at Scent Theatre Piau'ha Pre-;Ground.' Fire Insurance. nt. read slake Relief Society Muhlestein Mrs Ella by humorous reading by s. Bertha Mrs Juanita ALL NEXT WEEK Muhlestein and Mrs Co. Tht Shot Sok Maw Yentes. and mu.-dcnumbers by 1 is Guild will also give readings of Mrs. Ellen Bellows. all 175 take We should the Sole of jour Phono fix advantage We !4, North, Wt lit corded mi r:. s of greeting' Oonerr rational singing and from President IKber .1. Grant this !) (tire as it is the tirst lime A Square I)al or No Pear whether it he a 'yinibSe 0 spei lal trio numbers are to fea- ami President Amy Lyman are to be shown in Utah Siieei. ture centennial songs Mrs. Leon to tnybdble Sale of a transcribrd In as nun h as we are all interestRichards is in charge of the Members of the Pinring Moth- ed in the Ljg $126,000,000 steel SAM - The Shoe Man program. ers Chorus will sing the number plant to be erected here, it should 276 West Geater St. A hot dinner will he served "Pome I leave With Thee. be extra interesting, as it will ' at ami tables, long style banquet Invocation and benediction are show how these kind of projects a huge birthday cake with 100 to lie offered hv Mrs Preal Jones operate and will be shown in We Specialise la candles will be eut. Mrs. Hilda and Mrs. Alta Been. technicolor comCondor is chairman of the Following the program progres- MOTOR .85 Acre and 3 8 Shares of Provo mittee in charge of this depart- give games will be directed by j Item U M ater, located Just east OVERHAULING ment. Mrs. Freni Mrs. Ruby Hunn and of Lincoln his hschool, splendWork Guarantee Jones, and refreshments will be Sharon id location. Will give an extra served. anticinew Fern Iaudle, President when building lot pated road is opened. All for 41 Wert Is North The centennial program to be $950.00. Relief Sharon ward presented by 4 Acres, 115 feet frontage on Society Tuesday afternoon, will get under way with tree planthighway 91 in Orem, 6 shares PERSONAL LOANS of Murdock water. Price $2100 ing ceremonies at the Orem City Funeral services for Mrs. park at 2 p. m. A Hawthorne Eunice Stewart Harris, mother of base4 room modern 2.66 Acres, tree, with appropriate marker,' Dr. Franklin S. Harris, Cash When You Need president shares of Provo ment, 3 will he planted, while a cornet of Brigham Young university, are Lincoln to close Bench water, Max Is salute Pyne. played by held this afternoon, March $20 high school. $3675.00. A trio composed of Mrs. Melba being at 1:30 p. m. in the Manavu 13, Bargain for Price Calder, Lois Downs and her ward meeting house, with Bishop One of the best ranches In Utah AT Bargain for Quality daughter Kathleen Downs, will Ernest Frandsen presiding. 67.20 acres, 4 room County. sing "Trees, modern frame home, 18x60 Mrs. Harris, 81 year old, died Following the tree planting, a Tuesday at her Provo home of Our Sample Books are here foot coop, granary, garage, program In the ward chapel will causes incident to old age. Co. cellar, sheds, 200 chickens. 1 on our new Spring Wall Paper be of with the presentation given, She was born at Payson on GOLDEN OIL cow, and 3 horses, farm tools Come in and pick out your pioneer Pboae 2 Center 18 East "White drama, Squaw, 1860. Her father was and equipment. $10,000.00. LAYING MASH paper before the rufdt is on. by a cast from Timpanogos ward. April 29, Franklin Stewart, dea Benjamin INSURANCE Paints, Varnish, Window Glass, A brief history of Relief SoLOANS New Strictly Modern 4 Apartment of Scotch-Irls- h forebears in Northeast. Step I.adders and In tact anything ciety and sketches of Society' scended located property, 1.4S 80 who came to America iu colonial yon may want we can save yon presidents will be given by Mrs. $14,700.00. He and his brother, Antimes. money. Taft. drew Jackson. Stewart, Joined the RECLEANED, SOFT Instrumental numbers will be L. D. S. Church in Illinois In the BABY CIIICK FEEDS We use no guess work In manu- given by Mrs. Nora Kofford and Nauvoo phase of the Churchs de- WHEAT CO. facture of Milk White Feeds. her son, and the warn enorus, velopment. Mrs. Harriss mother 48-lunder the direction of Nina w ab Bale Columbian 58 North University Ave. KentuckComplete a Polly They are all scientifically manuRichardson, Phone 456 factured to produce the best re- Stratton, will sing the song, One ian. 5.77 and BAT? MATTRESS Hundred Thousand Strong. Mrs. Harris was a member of sults. After Office Hours Call: Refreshments are to he served, the first classes taught at Brigham CCCDQ Cleaned and Milk White Starting Mash $2.81 with Mrs. LaPreal Smith at the Wllfovd R. Stubbs .... 040-J- 4 Milk Wlijte Growing Mash 2.29 head of the refreshment commit- Young Academy in 1876, study- OEXUtJ Treated 1029-Only Factory in Utah Couiji R. P. Done She ing under Karl G. Maeser. Milk White Developing 1156 2.65 E. We are not represented by any tee. J. Stein Select Swedish ' graduated from the normal de- OATS, Mash 2.80 mattress workers, bat transient Velvon 2.15 Trebi and partment taught for several BARLEY, Milk White laying Mash Lake View - Vineyard 2.46 and deliver wlthoat call for will She married Dennison WHEAT, Dicklow, Lemhi Government Wheat per ton $80 Lillie Sumsion, Viable Hunker, years. extra charge. Emer Harr's in 1882, and since 2.15 Presidents Early Bart 1936 Stock certificates are now then has lived In Toole. Colonia j Just Phone 345 Lake View and Vineyard ward Diaz and Colonia Juarez, Mexico redeemable. It pays to deal with ARGENTINE, Poun.i a farmer owped a!nd operated Relief Societies will Join together and In Cardston, Alberta. Canada. Or drop us a card In .centennial festivities at the Cooperative. Aft r Mr, Harris died in 1912, ALFALFA SEED 601 West 2nd North chapel Tuesday after- Mrs. Laryis moved to Provo. In UTAH Prices subject to change without Lake View PBOVO 2 p. m. j We reserve the right to noon at notice. 1917 she moved to Logan where m A history of past Relief Society she became an officiator In the 313 West Center limit quantities. work Is to be given by Mrs. Ellen Logan temple where she worked To get the beri, for less, buy of Lake View, and greet- for more than 1.1 DR. ARTHUR VANCE years. Then she Utah Poultry Prod. Coop Ass'n Bunnell, ings from the two presidents, returned to Provo and has made BUNKER FARMS FEEDS VETERINARIAN Mrs. Lillie Sumsion and Mrs. her home here until the present. Mabel Bunker, will Iip given. The Mrs. Harris was prominent in 156 West 3rd Norik PHONE 016118 White Squaw, is to he Relief Society work and also enplay, Phone 953-- J Provo, Utah presented by the Tlmpanoros gaged in various eh ic activities $11,500 7 Room Colonial Fast Center St. ward cast, under the direction of IVm (i Big Values for Llttk Money Beautifully designed, Mrs, Lorna B. Maycork. Musical numbers for the event PLEASANT VIEW attractively landscaped; largp Co. at , living room. Everything wish- are to he contributed by the VineThe chorus will JOne of the outstanding ohurrh yard Society. ed for in a honuj! Ladies and Gentlemen Hom- eThe Work We're Called bunetions of the year was the Love!) 5 Room Ilrick sing. ? 1,200 All modern conveniences TAILORING FIXE Both To Booterle eon a Rear of Do, and ladles trio, Gold and Green Ball held last 7 Roomed Modern Brick Homo $6300. SUITS and ( OATS at $23 Bp of Rhnda Allen. Lrorn a Vest Center in sistlng the amusement hail. Provo 4 at Tuesday, 124 Roomed and Apartment REPAIRIN' Q ALTERING Harding, and Annabpl Rogers The queen, Dorothy Jones, her ORoom rtnr. 3 bedrooms in home; sun will Brick Modern Strictly L centennial sing sonc ndall attendspecial eseort, REMODELING Peerv, her room, Elreti olnx i efrigerator; with Home staker, garage, Light refreshments are to be ants and their escorts, Wanda Acre Magic Chef gas Move; in terms. Close See $3500, with comipittees from Campbell and Ralph Peterson, of land, good location in served, both wards taking part. Loa Gurr AtacKay and David and Springvllle Manufacturer of Tree planting ceremonies ori MacKav, weio announced by the. 5 Boom Modern Brick Stucc- oClose in 32300. THE TAILOR $2,200 the Lake View church grounds trumpet.-s, Collep ppforson and 85 Acres Karin and Pasture Fond will conclude ARCHITECTURAL the afternoons Mary Tregcag1. Thev were fol401 South 2nd West Ftovt A Good Investment! Brick DuApptox. 100 Acres cretion land; activities. lowed by the train bearers, Rally SHEET METAL WORK hundreds of close $4200. wells, flowing plex, Liebhart Carl and the Liebbarf, Pleas-in- t large trees South of AmeriView crown bearer, Dan Valves, Fittings, Pipe, Sanitary Wakefield, A can Fork. Splendid Apartment House Anna T. Nielsen, President, COMPLETE and the flower girls, Janice AllPlumbing Warm Air, Hot Water $8,150 Tree planting services at 2 p red. Jorce Lorna Muhlestein, ConAir and Vapor Heating 10 Acres Productive Farm Isind RADIO SERVICE m. will mark the beginning of Cluff and Dixie Burgener. List with .Insure with 2 Acres In fruit, with five the Centennial celebration in dition big. The demonstration nance was RALPH'S RADIO Buy from roomed home, 1 14 miles weBt Pleasant View ward. President performed hv the following 833-84- 3 West Center, Provo AND APPLIANCE of Lincoln high school. Anna T. Nielsen will plant the couples: Mr. and Mrs. Max Daley. Co. The Home of Guaranteed Service Phone 874 tree, with Mrs. Diantha Patten Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKav. $5,100 165 West Street Center 6 63 No, Univ. Ave. Modern On (hem Highway Phone CIS Ekins pinging the solo. Trees". Wanda Campbell and Ralph PetRoomed Home, choice location; Dedicatorlal prayer will be by erson, EdPh Trotter and Gaiti We Sell the Earth aad one acre land, coops. Mrs. Ruby Hunn. Phillips. Donna Lou Hall and fcimiro Its Contents" Foote, Beth Williams and Congregational singing of the INSURANCE COMTLETE HundRelief Society song. One David Healy, Madge Lewis and who the ESTATE REAL Temple and following girls IaAN8 Glass Radiator red Thousand Strong", led bv Ferron Jones, and Elva June 07 Fast Center St., Provo performed baptismal ceremonies: Mrs. Inez Muhlestein, will be the Hansen and Malcome Martell. Sue PHONE 710 Spring Berries Last Tuesday the Relief Society Mama Muhlestein, Bonnie Nelson Verna Vickiund, FRED E. RAY held their weekly meeting at the Joan Patten, PHONE 100 borne of Mrs Amv Slack. The LaNette Perry, Mary Young, and 78 N Univ. Av. Phone in Janice Taylor. lesson was given bv Mrs. Edna Co. Mrs. Bertha Ivins has as her Hanen. songs by Mrs. Inez health and happiness. 476 S. Univ. Are. Muhlestein, and a reading by Mrs weekend visitor her sister, Mrs. Mtb. Richard Robinson of P. L (allay of Ontario, Calif. Ella Hulileptein. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ivins visit- Sacramento, Calif, has spent the were served by the refreshment ELECT Ric past ten days here with her mothKl TIBER committee. Airs Helen Wakefield ed Mr. and Mrs. Seth Shaw of er Mrs. Salt Harriett Lake, Sunday. Varley. and Mrs. Ruth Meldrum. WELDERS Members of Camp Tamerack of Tuesday, March 17 In the CenPriesthood meeting is now D. U. P. met at the home of RECAPPING the at tennial Relief Gomauiri Society Program held each Sunday after the see church organization column Mrs. Josephine Scott in Lake Sunday School clays 11 45 to View Thursday. see, special centennial write-u12:15 Stake President Olive for program. All are to wear 482 Weal Center Provo, Cu Sunday evening services at the their aunbnnnets. the Primary attended ward chapel are now starting at 7 conferr nee held Sunday evening p, m Instead of In the ward fhapel. Remarks Mr. and Mrs G. G Lindstrom were made by Bishop Holdaway and sons. David and Brent, spent also President Leora Harding, the weekend at the Hal Cowov Mrs Geo T. Wells reporter each class was represented. The home, Phone Ol-theme of the conference was Mr gelt;, Muhlestein of Salem The Primary in the Home. Is violtlnv with the Muhlestein Mrs Prudence P. Holdaway, MONARCH RANGE SALE The presentation of the officers families. helfvfd Matron and Vineyard's and teachers was made by the Mr and Mrs .gtan Batten are oldest resident celebrated her 88 Secretary Mrs. Vira Holdaway reioirf-over the arrival of a at her home. Counselor Irene Shumway was In birthday babv Mr!, horn last Tbursdav a Friends Saturday, and called charge relatives the Utah Valley hospital, 20 Mrs. J. A. Olson has spent the throughout the day and expended Austin Brnkaw of T.ehf was a VULCANIZING Re- past week in Salt Lake with her hearty birthday greetings Sndav "fsitor of his mother, Mrs freshments were served by her son and daughter-in-laMr. and 32 Crroliro Brokaw. Mrs. Zelda Bunnell Mrs. Merrill Olson and children. AUcoco .Tannf Baum aod ElMne daughters. and Mrs Jennie Clingor. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Ira Christensen BATTERIES High Quality at Low Brices '"red rave a cotton demonstra-t'o- n Holdaway is yell and active and and bnhy of Vaughn. Montana, Atondav You You While Can Want Btiv the Range cTfti'nc at the Provo abreast of (he times bv vp-i- A relatives here during the Hrh school on dor tt,o direction keeps gbo received lnvtly w cek, EROS. o' "re Lrmnn flowers and gifs and expressed Mrs. Fllen Holrlawav' has m- s "ag Dcrptr of Tbto.lr htr pT'iHtnd' to tbnf v ho eut-pth5 turned hnTw. 1 VC. X Trovo - Phon 160 (21 at,, lrnn VnflfllT the day ro h.rriv for Jior. Sh ' winter !n Arce!ps with her 0 a v Mrs. I.IICV daueVor-in-law- , of fbp YirkbM tho nnd snq Fr. ani pmpU ,t - r art ant to ( o prlf fake of the community fnr rnntfnapd Mi f. ID 3 Holdaway. (C outlined Irom Page one) Smart poultrymen know that theres more money e in quality poultry. You can save a few cents on and lose a lot of dollars. We arent chicks interested in inferior chicks. The kind we sell are the kind that thrive and produce. Try our Purina Embryo-Fe- d chicks this year, and see for yourself the difference in chicks that are properly fed during the 21 days in the shell Produced under official State and Federal supervision, for YOUR protection, TIMPANDGOS U. S. Approved, U. S. Pullorum Tested chicks for 1942 are a real buy. Order now, while choice delevery dates are still available. cut-rat- llatclicry Ticjpancscs Phone East 3rd South, Provo, Utah 613 710 Headquarters for Purina Chows, custom grinding and mixing service - 11 OWEN DRAPER TO TRADE: cele-biatio- d lu-pair- - l o, SAM di s-- k for and better get your order chicks if you want these Extra-Qualit- y to make the most out of 1942 conditions. fir.-- M-- Owens Realty !t rmi.-l-c- al j PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OREM DRUG KITCHENS Q1B1GB Pra Funeral Services Today for Mrs. Harris It. uo Wall Paper and Paint Season Is Approaching to $300 PERSONAL Startin Mash Finance 2.45 lbs. Dairy Feed, 1.75 Utah County Mattnsa Factory PROWS & STEIN REALTY b. Binding: Twiije SERVICE I M I Tom Demos 25c I Shoe Shop REBUILT Real Estate Buys Army Shoes Ileal Realty j Louis Kelsch & Sons P. L. LARSEN TAILORING MITCIIELL i Ileal Realty Rowan Realty Co. tsd Ahlander Mfg. Prtrs be-pi- g W. W. THOMAS p Burn-ingha- m VINEYARD Only During March Jl .Vi, With Every Range Sold, Your Choice of Sq. Yds. Linoleum Pc. Set Dinnerware REPAIRING g ti STT n CO. t R,v B.U |