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Show A i 4 t 1 Thursday, July void: of siunox Tin: i I'' ,v t - LETTERS., FROM THE BOYS IN THE SERVICE t S Hi J n Show begins 7 :30 7 :00 Doors open r July 1718 Friday and Saturday COURTSHIP OF AHOY HARDY lje Is Stone . Ann Rutberfonl Mirkey Rooney 1942'b first big Hardy hit is a screenful of bowls and Happy Circus Days At The County Fair heart-throb- s! Terrytoon. Speaking of Animals News of the Day Scera Theatre Chatter cross-sectio- eye-sig- Tues. Mon.'- - - THE Wallace lleery Wed. July 22 SOUNDS BUGLE - 20-21-- Marjorie Main - Ijewis Stone A novel picture depicting army life and adventure. Filmed with the cooperation of the War Department. and BLESSED BIONDIE'S Iennj Singleton - Arthur lathe Blondie s mother, and Dogwood happiest of hits! Coming- Thur. - - s a EVENT. - X luirry Jsims sight to behold Fri. Sat., July - 23-21-- i m this 25 KINGS ROW Ann Sheridan - Ronald Reagan - Robert Cummings Special at the Snack Bar Large Glass Ires'll Lime Ade 5c. Wonve ( ci tjifuttj 0 t'uTS sou? These Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, July 17th and 18th, 1942 WHEATIES TOMATO the breakfast of I. G. A. champions 2 JLICEn 46 oz. can 18c pkgs. 21c SHORTENING, I.G.A., VIENNA SAUSAGE, I.G.A. 3 lb. can 67c 2 cans 23c COCOA, I.G.A. 1 Sno-Kree- Fruits and Vegetables LETTUCE, Local Lg. Heads 2 for 13c NEW SPUDS, Red 10 lbs. 39c LEMON'S, 360 size Dozen 23c CABHAGE, 3 lbs New 10c Quality lb, can 13c Meats POT ROAST, Young lb. 26c Reef CHEESE, Fancv lb. 23c Mild LUNCH MEAT, 32c Assorted Golden MARGARINS, lb. 25c West ?'' i j 1 GET IN STEP 1 1 I, Featlier Cut ' n i HELENS mart-to-ma- i -- - V all COURTSHIP naododon wtnuu OF ANDY HARDY) placing Friday and Saturday,' the Judge and Andy Jiavo another interlude and this and this time the subject's about Its all due to the fact ( ,hat Andy gets another romantic tangle in his latest adventure. t this time with pretty Donna Reed who tryR her bent to vamp him 9 w ith desastrous as well as comic results man-to-m- Keep Tuned On National News! Tune in for ...... FULTON LEWIS, JR. over K O V O America's mechanized army roars into action in a thundering rnlvacade of defense preparedness to fc'tpply a background of teeming excitement In THE BUGLE ' SOUNDS coming Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday and starring A allure Terry. With Berry seen as an old cavalry sergeant who Is obliged to trade his faithful horse a stPel steed, the new picture depicts the bride of Uncle Sams tirstline motorized combat ba'"lk Ions. Filmed with the cooperation of the U. S Army the picture shows authentic scenes of the armored divisions at Fort Knox, iKy , Fort Lewis, Wash Ford Ord '.Galiornia. RI.OXDIE'S BLE3-- I RED EVENT with Penny Single ton. Arthur Lake and Larry Sin ms is on the same program. Presented Monday Thru Friday at 5:00 p. m. tr Ee sure to listen each See Us If Your OVERHEATS MOTOR Ahlander Delicious Flavors JELLO, OATS, Crystal Wedding HISQUICK, lge. pkg. 3 pkgs. 19c pkg. 27c 31c 476-49- 0 So. Univ. Ave. Phone 100 On and After Monday, July 27 GTORE HOURS M SPICED OLIVES Will be as Follows: DR. E, L. AIKEN Luncheon Meat can Joe Manufacturing: Company tall can 15c N 32 W, Confer 8t. - Provo is qualified by thorough train- Open: 7:30 A. M. Close: 8:00 P. M. CHIROPRACTIC Robbins Market ing and year of experience to rndr a superior Service, which has proven very effective In treating flour- aeliow. Neuritis, Rheumatism l.mnhago. Liver, Stomach and Kidney trouble. Across from Lincoln High Jr week-da- y KOVO and Mutual FIRST IN NEWS , Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday KINGS ROW starring Ronald Reagan, Ann Sheridan and Rohert Cummings. SHARON fj 1 2 kv. -i , Mr. and Mrs Raymond McKel-li- p announce the birth of a son on the 9th. He weighed seven pounds and 5 ounces. The mother and babe are at the Utah Valley hospital She was Angilene Brim-hal- l before her marriage. Mr. and Mrss Vern Johnson are al o rejoicing over the .arrival of a baby girl on the 9th. The baby has one brother. Mrs. Reuben Pyne and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter and family visited last Week In Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ford. Visitors at the Fay Fielding home over the week end were his cousins Mrs. Hazel F. Hunt and daughter, Betty, of Oakiond, Cal., and Mrs. Curtis Stayner and husband and daughter Sandra, of Richmond, Cal They were home after a visit In Colorado. Mrs. George Stone, (Hilda Kockerhans) left last week for Boston, Mass., where her husband Is stationed He is an ergineer in the army and is now a 2nd Lieutenant. Miss Donna Mae and her aunt, Mrs. Iva Christensen, were Salt Lake and Garfield visitors Satur- Fijjht Needless Waste Heres YOUR Weapon! ' TTeserve to conserve . . . that applies to clothes, especially. Clothing materials are we must make our presbeing curtailed IIow? Have them dry ent clothes last. cleaned .often at MADSEN'S! Embetded are responsible for most of the wear and tear on clothes. Call us today! ... dirt-particl- es te 6 SHOP BEAUTY Telephone Neighbors ' Gillespie Speaks To Lions Club "Grundrtddj 's Old Hair. You'll a more efficient learning process. Reed Gillespie, that its a most appropriate! recently rehas been Your puzzled manager from turned the Hawmissionary name for the peculiar looking the past week to find the 'during aiian on monthInlands, sroke at the the flowertand cactus plant Bper,ature (or lhe audl. ly meeting of the Lions club In in the lobby of the theatre The f torium. Last week we discovered Orem The meeting was heid at is a native to southern tbt if the temperature was more plant lbs 15 lower than Twin Pines last Monday. than degrees Arizona and southern California , Mr. Gillespie and grows very slowly. The one .outside temperature many people on the spoke now exhibited Is over 18 years, were too cold and complained, Hawaiian Islands and the Pearl warm blooded A plant 6 to 7 feet high is There are a few old Harbor numincident. Musical a live in could folks frigid often near the ceatury mark. In 1915 the United tSates ReveI bers for the evening were furn- zone and be comfortable hat if nue Cutter and the Unitthe temperature w ere this low ed States lifeService Service Arnold Long, aceompaa were Are you an interesting conver- - j Saving h of fth combined under the new name of led by Sherry Terry and a delicl-th- e sationallst. Everyone Including would their death of cold. United States Coast Guard. ;ous dinner was enjoyed by all. vourself would like to be. There We have obtained a chart which '. school effective more you . no is e State Health I lean attend than the picture show. D v-- icv ccmv i a a iceitc v V of illnols the J This is the findings of Dr. Brown Department which is mogiving t health- His temperature of the Columbia University. to mforta,ble findings were summarized in a The in the s recent number of the rarem ! jrity. wl vary as tha out. Tests were given to Magazine. s'de temperature. Me assure you WITH A girls who came 'to the VSO cent-e Ehal sold-the that( .ers to be hostesses for comfortable and healthy pr8' temperature that is found in any the girls auditorium in the state of Utah. Generally speaking who are "up on their movies! Your Its up to us to keep up suggestions will be apprecihave plenty of interesting things ated. As has been stated before, morale at home, so look to say and the boys like It. The the air in the auditorium is coolto your hair to look your of life. movies are a ed by blowing it through coils There are tragedies and comedies, filled with cold water. The comprettiest! good people and had people, mon practice which is mueu grouchy people and happy people, cheaper is to cool the air by the PERMANENTS. . . .$3.00 up Before the advent of the movies of water. This satuevaporation the only way these experiences rates the air with moisture and could be gained vicariously was people find themselves in a cold through reading books, magaunpleasant pi ispn anon net zines and newspapers or travel. to good health. The modern way through the movies is so much more pleasant Highlights of the screen s popu- - jH? much less strain on the eyes and the important thing is that it Is lar Hardy Family dramas are the n talks between Lewis1!"? Rear of Orem Drug: -I Stone, playing Judge Hardy, and ! 3 Rhone 073-R- 2 for appointment Mickey Roon.y, playing Andv. Sometimes they talk about Andy's futures, sometimes it's about his' v; ii w.xJ i - ... J extravagances, sometimes it's about poor marks at school. In ,t',e latest Hardy picture THE Beilville Thank God that l have Note: Families throughout the Sbsr-o- had the privilege of working In area, who are receiving letters our church and may still attend. from boys or girls in the Bervioe I know I have many faults, but It of their country are urged to send is a grand feeling to try to live a letu-in to the Voice of Sharon for publication. Letters may right, although it Is hard and be sent to Ftah Valley Publishing often you dont reach your goal. Company or phoned by calling However I will make the best out 269. We would like to publish of the many opportunities that I at least one letter from each boy have in the army. or girl In the service ) Many dont look at the army as I do, but there 1b really an exThe following letter come perience to be gotten if a man is from Keith Herbertson, son of willing to put forth work in exMajor and Mrs T. C. erbertson. change for knowledge. I'm here Keilh Is stationed in Hawaij with in the army and going to get All the 145 Field Artillery. He I can. With work and fajth and w rites you, mom and dad, I cant fall and Dear Mom: though it may take time, we will first find ourselves eventually at tne The mail came today,-thin more than three weeks. We top. have moved our positions and, are I hope some day I eon, make now in Barracks. We have sheets you as proud of me as 1 am of for the first time In more than you, the grandest parents in llie Good night from your six month, they really feel good. world. It is hot here, so hot that our soldier boy, observations are blurred by the With all my love, Bruce. heat waves. However, we have and are developed good We part more easily with what ready for the Japs whenever they come around. we possess than with our expecI am running a picture show tations of what we hope for: exagain It gives the boys a little pectation always goes beyond eniVijoymnnt and gives me some joyment. Home. practice. I dont wunt to forget The little done vanishes from what I alieady know, for 1 want to run a show in me ocera the- the sight of him who looks forward to what is still to do. atre when I get home. The date on your letter tells Goethe. me that fish stories are running 1 run tell some big ones attain went fishing on the myself. reef and caught a few star fish, and one small octupus. The Hawaii-im-here fish with nets and catch 4mue pretty big fish. The chaplin had church in the W We field positions last Sunday. a a are long way from regular church. If I get a pass I am going to the L. D. S. church in Honolulu next Sunday. Don Wood and I had an interesting trip. We visited a flying Fortress, an Air Craft Carrier ant a submarine. It took us two hours to inspect the flying fortress She has two enemy plane to her credit. The air craft carrier was really a large one. I am glad they dont transport troops on It. We would have had to do foot drill all the way across, wliiiti would amount to the samt) as walking over heie. We saw two Jap submarines, whiih were two man subs, hut ttiev wouldn't let us on it Thev carry two torpedoes and are shout as strongly built as a tin ran or a 50 gallon drum. in a Today we are camped cactus patch, deeper than the ... Uniting the Country in Spirit und Speed heart of Texas. The chaplin lift a phonograph with us, so send us some of your old phonograph records We spent the glorious "Fourth For the duration, it will be neeessary to share gome of the fellows' working the telephone equipment now1 available so had the afternoon off but .1 hnn to attend a meeting for that vital materials like copper, zinc, rubber officers. and others can go into w,ar production. A Give my regards to the staff at Scera. and tell everyone to good neighbor policy Ogives better servwrite to us. ice to all persons using the telephone. You Keith. can help hy remembering the following: The following letter is from Bruce Prestwiih. son of Mr. and Hold the line only as long as reasonable. Long Mrs Armeldo Prestwich of Phar-on- . conversations may needlessly delay urgent Bruce writes: Dear Mom and Dad: messages. Telephone lines to war industries, Realty Im sorry that I don't army camps, government offices and to your w'rite more often hut Fm rathet-busvhome are all part of one great interconnectalthough that is no excuse Tonight we had to march up to ing system. chape) where we were entertained hy a Doctor and his wife with a FI Answer as promptly as possiLIe. musical program and a film on religion. The musical numbers were very IT! Be sure of the number before you call. nice. The doctor's wtte filayed Beveral numbers with cow hells. Swiss bells, and partially filled whiskey bottles, and she used an Instrument in connection with the Your cooperation helps speed up the piano which sounded like an organ. It was a good program, hut biggest job the country has ever faced I'm afiaid that It couldn't hold a candle along side the programs of our church. We had church last Sunday in editor's Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jones of Cedar City. Many friends called during the day to wish well their sun, Neil, who was accidently shot. The Bishop urges all priesthood membeis to be in attendance at the Stake Fathers and Sous Outing at Giles Ranch Saturday evening and Sunday morning. There win De no Priesthood meeting in the ward. 1C, 1942 day. Mr. i,d Mrs. Wm. Madsen Cleaning: Co. PHONE 475 119 N. Univ. Ave. Hancock (Dorothy Rieske) from Log Angeles, Cal , have been vacationing with relatives here. Mrs Maria Cook's many friends will be glad to hear that she is slightly improve!. Mr. Angus M Donald and son. Cordon, of Salina are staying with his brother and family, Mr. Lyle M Donald. N'cplii ChrKrensen (f Kingston, brother of the late Chris Chrkt-ensis staving at the home of ' j Blanche He is em- - i I ployed here Sunday visitor ft the Arthur New cl borne w e e Mr. and Mr El wood Carter and family and Mr. and M Emanue) Davis, a!) . n Chn-iens- Call Rex Griffiths 34 X. Inir. Ave. Phone 1775 With Rojle Radio Kbop |